Example sentences of "[verb] [verb] [pos pn] [noun] it " in BNC.
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1 | If younger children want to feed your fish it 's usually best to measure out the correct amount for them . |
2 | Once a company has chosen its name it must comply with ss. 348–50 Companies Act 1985 regarding publication . |
3 | But if the French had threatened to withdraw their troops it was , said Bao Dai , pure blackmail ; and the Americans had fallen for it . |
4 | Colin Jelf says it was difficult at first but when he 'd passed his brother it was relativelty straightforward . |
5 | Once you 'd confirmed my suspicions it did n't take long to get to the bottom of the story . |
6 | If I 'd held my hand it would have looked suspicious . |
7 | As her mouth opened to gasp her shock it filled with snow and dead leaves . |
8 | If it was going to harm our sales it would have done it by now . |
9 | I started a stage snore and I thought that together we must drown any other noise he could make , but when he began to use his saw it seemed to be the only noise in the carriage . |
10 | I felt very down , but once he began to need my milk it seemed worthwhile and I gradually began to produce a little more at each pumping . |
11 | Having discarded his gun it was awkward having nothing to occupy his hands , and he would feel even more foolish sitting like a dummy just watching a man he was supposed to shoot eating his lunch . |
12 | Having said my piece it 's not all bad ! |
13 | Having created your presentation it is essential to practise it thoroughly . |
14 | Even if a taxi service were provided to take his mother it would not help as there were no other Muslim women there and she would not get any stimulation . |
15 | Moreover , if the cells keep monitoring their positions it will not matter if , at an early stage , some of the cells are removed from the line . |
16 | If any country wishes to preserve its identity it must have control of immigration . |
17 | Presumably if they did modify their behaviour it was in the direction of approximating more closely to their own beliefs about what constitutes good teaching . |
18 | If I had given my advice it would have been ignored . ’ |
19 | ‘ Green Jack , ’ Tallis said to herself , and as if the sound of the fanciful name from folklore had attracted its attention it took a quick , awkward step forward , sinewy body cracking like old wood underfoot . |
20 | If France had exceeded its authority it would have been in breach of this agreement , but the effects on the relationship between Morocco and a third party are less clear . |
21 | No , I 've sent her book back , I 've got her book it 's going back |
22 | The trouble is , when you 've got your violin it means you never get a chance , you know , if they say well we 're going to prepare however , well she can . |
23 | They said they arrested us because Rachel had told her grandparents it was us who gave her the drug . |
24 | my Lord , my Lord er unless I 've miss understood your Lordship it fits in the sense that if you think that unreasonably or even unfairly disclude someone from the market , you 're are excluding someone who would compete in the market , you 're taking someone out who may of had an impact on the market , may of brought prices down , offer better terms and conditions |
25 | After I had styled my hair it felt very soft and silky and it also seemed much thicker and more glossy . |
26 | her questions had been more curious than tender and even when she had touched his cheek it was to prove for herself that no bruising remained . |
27 | And when they had drunk their coffee it was Sara who broke the spell . |
28 | It crossed my mind that if he had changed his opinions it might be partly because the squalor and expense of the flat — made worse by my bad housekeeping — had begun to get him down . |
29 | At any rate , everybody would think she had condoned his writing it and that should raise a fine storm for her . |
30 | If you do n't want to cut your magazine it 's perfectly OK to send a photocopy . |