Example sentences of "and [adj] [adj] [adj] [noun] [pers pn] " in BNC.
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1 | With new rolling stock to replace the unreliable and grubby 1950s locomotive-drawn carriages it now has a fleet of trains to equal the comforts of InterCity . |
2 | With new rolling stock to replace the unreliable and grubby 1950s locomotive-drawn carriages it now has a fleet of trains to equal the comforts of InterCity . |
3 | " I know it 's not a good place , but Fiver and this other half-sized fellow you 've got here — they 're pretty well all in . |
4 | Broad head , broad face , fair complexion , blonde hair , blueish-grey eyes and this funny concave nose I have . ’ |
5 | sloppy kisses and this this little girl we had sloppy kisses ooh that 's mucky , that 's just for babies . |
6 | In other words it would have to be job beneficial , it would have to be of strategic importance and and all those other things we 've been discussing . |
7 | And all this classless business he tries to put across . |
8 | These and many other distorting compensations we carry into our marriage , only to learn that our dynamics of trusting each other are profoundly affected by the way we related to our parents . |
9 | That 's despite the(£766,000) seven hundred and sixty six thousand pounds they made on the transfer market last season , after parting with Paul Simpson to Derby , and Lee Nogan to Watford . |
10 | Erm we are dealing with public funds and er and those that particular minute I think relate to detailed discussions that took place before approval was given . |
11 | Think rather , ‘ When from France And those old German wars we came back here Already it was the mind 's swift haunting glance Towards the further past , that made time dear . ’ |
12 | ‘ I 've nothing to wear , ’ she faltered , thinking of her tropical wardrobe and one old warm suit she had worn to travel out from England . |
13 | Protractors , compasses , rulers , and any other impressive props we could think of — even a film-footage chart , and the monocular ( or half a pair of binoculars ) inherited from our stepfather . |
14 | Before the BDDA annual conference of delegates we would have been willing to risk a small wager that by far the greater number of the deaf in this country found the word " dumb " obsolete , misleading , offensive and any other such adjective you care to mention . |
15 | Where diagnosis shows that your condition can benefit from chiropractic treatment , you will also get professional advice on bending , lifting and any other preventive precautions you should take . |
16 | Indeed , with generally low staffing levels they are avid users of press releases , articles and any other old junk you can throw their way . |
17 | Well how on earth do you start spot checking on a hundred and twenty eight thousand companies you know , the first nine hundred and ninety five that you do may be the ones that are running perfectly . |
18 | But if your figure was above hundred and twenty five thousand pounds you 'd have to fill int an inland revenue account . |
19 | If it 's above a hundred and twenty five thousand pounds you do have to complete that account and you wo n't get the grant from the probate registry until you have done that . |
20 | She took a calming breath and turned , and was put off her stroke for a moment when she saw his glance flicking over her slim and erect carriage , taking in the elegant and attractive navy-trimmed white outfit she wore . |