Example sentences of "also he " in BNC.

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1 and also him and this lady they sit there and they start murmuring about you
2 Fry was a connoisseur of Renaissance art , but also he defended Post-Impressionism ( a term he invented ) , was a painter , and published a monograph on Cézanne .
3 Is that not why Montaigne could say ‘ the more I frequent and know myselfe … the less I understand myselfe ’ ; why also he discovers that ‘ I have nothing to say entirely , simply , and with soliditie of my selfe without contusion , disorder , blending , mingling …
4 Also he had become friendly with a Cockney man , older than he , who had been a french polisher and who now sold reproduction furniture to antique shops from a van .
5 In this way Engels asserts the generality of the principles discussed , but also he explains the importance of what he believed were remains of gentile principles in the organization of Greece and Rome .
6 Rudd designed his monocoque car for 1963 — ‘ it had clever tricks like inboard variable race suspension , but it was a dog ’ — and also he found himself committed by Sir Alfred to building a Le Mans car powered by Rover 's gas turbine .
7 Also he wants to talk to someone , he wants to make sure we 're doing our job .
8 Also he 's an extremely competent carpenter , as you saw yourself .
9 Perhaps also he will reflect that he has reduced the Conservative majority to its lowest since 1951 .
10 But also he learned the parameters of what was acceptable .
11 Also he must win a minimum of three points in each of two shows under different judges .
12 Also he accumulated extensive statistics of luminosities of galaxies and other parameters , and with notable resourcefulness he estimated their masses .
13 Also he needs to provide places of meeting so that those activities can be pursued communally when required .
14 Also he had little time .
15 Also he invented obscure postcards , which he sent to people chosen at random from out of the telephone directory in a deliberate act to question the postmanship that his dada had done …
16 Charles , the bridegroom , was in some ways set apart from his three brothers ; for a start he appears to have been illiterate , whereas they were not , and also he was the only one who was not a cardmaker — or if he had learned the trade , he chose not to practise it .
17 Also he was worried about a model he had arranged to hire through Mauve , and then doubted whether he could pay the price .
18 Also he pointed out that the portions of the castle most liable to be hit by missiles , especially the parapets and roofs , could be thickened in the masonry , and reinforced to good effect .
19 But he owed it to his brother and his own people to go warn and prepare them ; also he hoped that some of his retainers and tenants , from whom he had been detached since Berwick , might have survived Halidon and would win home .
20 He never knocked his origins in American racing , but also he knew damned well that technologically America was behind and that in America you could do spectacular things but in grand prix racing you needed savvy , experience , strategy ; you had to have the smarts .
21 It was also he who scribbled down the title ‘ Deeply Dippy ’ one evening when he heard the phrase used in a Fry and Laurie exchange on Jeeves And Wooster .
22 But it was Eadmer , with his keen eye for significant detail , who noted two points omitted by Osbern : he observed that , as the monks stood round the sufferer , each of the two groups spoke a language which the other could not understand ; and also he remarked that things went more smoothly after this event .
23 Also he must record the position and indication of every selector , switch and instrument and supplement all his work with comprehensive photographic coverage .
24 Also he was the heir .
25 Also he needed a lot of talking in English , as he was still not sounding words clearly .
26 In that respect also he was unmistakably Hitler 's Englishman .
27 Also he produced a portable lantern using a gas-filled bladder .
28 Not only was he engaged in his publishing work , his meetings of the Moot and the Chandos Group , and his visits to Oxford for the Christian News Letter , but also he set himself a punishing schedule of conferences , talks and lectures ; in the first week of January 1941 , for example , there were six full days of such conferences .
29 In January also he had to speak at Pusey House in Oxford on " The Lambeth Conference and Education " , but one student 's disappointment at his performance on this occasion suggests the strain and lack of preparedness which were forced on him during this period : " In questions Mr Eliot was most feeble and hesitant , humming and hawing much and throwing back the questions with " Is that not what I said ? " or " Does it not prove my point ? "
30 Careful timing will also he required to ensure that the item is actually happening at the time it fits into the programme .
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