Example sentences of "[adv] [adj] have [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | All individuals are subjects , so all have by definition been interpellated . |
| 2 | Rochdale are high flyers … only been beaten once this season … so United have to be ready to take off |
| 3 | Rochdale are high flyers … only been beaten once this season … so United have to be ready to take off |
| 4 | Later of course as up this early infantile attitude where you idolize your parents becomes replaced by a more rational and so on , but Freud 's finding was that this early attitude in childhood does n't get er abolished , it just gets repressed , it 's forced out of conscious because you true and of course things that are not true have to be removed consciousness , but they can not be erased , so they 're forced into the unconscious and they live in the unconscious and they feed myths like the Myth of the Birth of the Hero and all of us in our er erm in our er conscious see the hero as a , as a parental figure that reflects the family romance , the idea that once we were , we were a special child with very special parents . |
| 5 | The film is rated PG13 in the US , which means children under 13 have to be accompanied by an adult . |
| 6 | this is all fine and jim dandy when you have just two blocks to fit together : the fun starts when three , four and even five have to be whammed together simultaneously . |
| 7 | Under these controls , what emissions are then unavoidable have to be rendered harmless . |
| 8 | Words which are orthographically regular have at least three routes : the GPC route which uses orthographic components to derive their phonological correlates the lexical route which uses the visual representation of the word to access meaning before generating the pronunciation ; and Glushko 's ( 1979 ) " analogy " route whereby words can be pronounced in the same way as their orthographic associates . |