Example sentences of "[verb] [adv] [conj] [verb] at " in BNC.
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| 31 | Starting at the airman 's feet he moved up and raved at each disaster until he came to his head . |
| 32 | Cos they could have come up and looked at that . |
| 33 | She moved restlessly and kicked at the crisp leaves at her feet . |
| 34 | One clearly libidinous writer gives thanks for my providing him with a far from platitudinous substitute for an invitation to come up and look at etchings . |
| 35 | Hector was before her , leaping up and barking at his mistress . |
| 36 | In the reflection phase , the learner stands back and looks at what he has done in the investment phase . |
| 37 | He just stands back and looks at them ! |
| 38 | Jenna drew back and looked at him anxiously . |
| 39 | The Ministry , the Veterinary Products Committee is now going away and they 're going to do even , even more work on it , erm , so I honestly do n't think that , that we 're going to get much more out of the Ministry until Veterinary Products Committee have come back and looked at it yet again , because the , the answer that you 'll get is that they 're already looking at that side of it . |
| 40 | Short hair stands out when gelled at the roots . |
| 41 | It is the perfect time to stand back and look at how the beauty of nature can enhance your surroundings . |
| 42 | I put my hand to my brow , looking down and shaking my head , then sigh theatrically and look at him , letting my shoulders slump . |
| 43 | Ben waved to the child , and when she approached them she exclaimed loudly while looking at Aggie , ‘ Oh , you are dressed ! |
| 44 | He bent forward and plucked at the coat . |
| 45 | He straightened , then bent forward and tapped at the white plastic strip on the kitchen window ledge which retained the cheaply horrid secondary double-glazing the flat 's owners had fitted . |
| 46 | He moved forward and pulled at the bell rope , it was about time he put the wheels into motion , the wheels that would prove his innocence . |
| 47 | Others simply stood around the door resisting every invitation to come forward and sit at the front among middle-aged relations and family friends . |
| 48 | You referred to the ex-parliamentary stars , President the budding prima donnas well I should , I would suggest that they ought to go away and look at their roots . |
| 49 | but try and keep , you know try and get some good feedback this is something to go away and look at in conjunction with if you wan na view the video again then say . |
| 50 | Enraged , Richard sailed on and landed at Acre , joining the besieging army on 8th June . |
| 51 | The two girls hugely enjoyed this honour until the Roberts came in and glowered at them . |
| 52 | Dr Neil , with many a joke , helped them , made change , and once went out to return with lemonade and glasses for all the ladies who were so busy manning the stalls , Mr Sands helping him — the rector being a vague benevolent figure who came in and blinked at them all , said , ‘ I am sure , ladies , that you will all gain treasure in heaven for your noble work here today , ’ and went out again . |
| 53 | A minute later a tall , stooped man came in and looked at them . |
| 54 | I flew down and looked at the computer screens to see what was written on them , and they all said in huge letters … |
| 55 | Thus polyisobutylene might be expected to crystallize because the chain is symmetrical , but it will only do so if maintained at an optimum temperature for several months . |
| 56 | It refused as it knew that it could not do so and survive at home . |
| 57 | Today I had three of them in the back of Armstrong , the ideal vehicle for such a job as a cab was unlikely to get moved along or clamped at a delicate , or indelicate , moment . |
| 58 | Their twelve-year-old son had crept downstairs and listened at the door . |
| 59 | Ordinary brass or tension rods are then threaded through and mounted at top and bottom of the window to stretch the curtain between them . |
| 60 | Finlayson came over and looked at she splintered stubs of Dickinson 's propeller . |