Example sentences of "[adj] [subord] [noun prp] [verb] on " in BNC.

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1 But we do not realise this till Gandalf remarks on their near-meeting some thirty pages later .
2 But it is doubtful whether Edward embarked on war in 1337 specifically in pursuit of his claim to the French throne .
3 The Ephron of our story , like the Sudanese taxi driver , does not mean what he says , as he makes abundantly clear when Abraham insists on paying a proper price for the field and the cave .
4 Not having such a fine time at gigs recently were CARTER USM , whose own live experience at The Riverside venue in Newcastle proved painful when JIMBOB skidded on a banana skin some thoughtful fan had thrown onto the stage , and fell straight on his ass .
5 He was carefully trying to place one stone on top of another when Ballater called on him .
6 It 's more comfortable if Herta lies on her side and I take up position behind her .
7 After 65 minutes , Green mishit a backpass and could only stand horrified as Hibberd pounced on the mistake and coolly slotted the ball past the stranded Burt from 20 yards .
8 Though every responsible artist must know the annals of his art ( no one more than Pound insisted on that ) , still every artwork that is worth anything not only can be but has to be new , unprecedented .
9 The Labour Party finally conceded defeat on April 25 after Moda'i confirmed on television that he would definitely support Likud , despite Peres 's offer to give him the deputy premiership and the finance portfolio .
10 In the eighth minute Leicester drew level as Wright pounced on a loose ball after Gee 's shot had been blocked , to score his 15th goal of the season .
11 But in May 1981 the contradictions finally became irreconcilable when Elliott insisted on his right to hire prestigious journalists at ‘ appropriate salaries ’ .
12 They had no children and the baronetcy became extinct when Harland died on Christmas eve 1895 at his Irish home , Glengorne Hall , county Leitrim .
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