Example sentences of "[noun] i could [verb] [adv] " in BNC.

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1 What was more , I was 21 years old now and I had discovered just how much freedom I could have away from home !
2 If I had a stick I could manage all right , really . ’
3 Oh yes , yes in the , in the window yes I think and many and many a ticket I got when I first got married to my first wife I used to do my mother-in-law 's little tickets for all the various custards , and , and Eccles cakes and four for thruppence ha'penny it does n't of course I could print right you see she said , being a draughtsman I always could print right so I used to do the four for thruppence ha'penny .
4 The only function I could perform now was to take the body back to Skeldale House for disposal .
5 And in his yellow eyes I could see only hate and evil .
6 On the plain I could see long , black , sinuous lines of wildebeest , hundreds of thousands of them , constantly on the move .
7 After a while I could see dimly by the light filtering through the sacking hung over the two narrow slits which are the Bunker 's only windows .
8 ‘ I have calculated that selling the girdles at normal price — and in Leningrad this day I could get double the normal price at least — but at normal price I could still retire at the end of one day 's work .
9 Actually I was thinking of some really good , funny things I could say earlier
10 Without my glasses I could see very little , certainly insufficient to tell the difference between a good kidney and a bad one .
11 I knew almost no one , and because of the language barrier I could speak freely with few people .
12 If I had used mail order for the larger items I could have easily shaved off a further 10% of these costs and come well within my allotted amount .
13 Through the crack under the door I could smell Shelly loud and clear .
14 The only thing I could do well was cook .
15 Aunt Kit said that the best thing I could do initially was to train as a teacher .
16 ‘ I went on a submarine trip when I was 16 , and it was the greatest thing I could imagine then to serve my country in a submarine .
17 so I got together with a couple of blokes from school ‘ Hold Your Head Up ’ by Argent was in the charts at the time We 'd play that again and again and again It was the only bass line I could play properly — because it 's so simple , it 's exactly the same all the way through .
18 There was no way I could know just what passed between Mme G and her son when they were together and alone .
19 From my vantage-point I could see exactly where the accident had happened , about sixty yards from the summit , as the cops had left a portable barrier with yellow flashing lights on top to mark the spot .
20 For a time I could communicate only by raising my eyebrows when someone pointed to letters on a card .
21 Every time I could get away I used to drive down to New York , where I 'm originally from , and go to the Paradise Garage . ’
22 He 's the only other guy I could trust here . ’
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