Example sentences of "[conj] [adv] [verb] all [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | there , I mean in the older days they used to have a li little railway and they used t used more or less take all the sewage on to his land and there used to be couple little trucks where you tip over and they 'd be one down and one up , on and he , old he used to , used to be his , put on his land . |
| 2 | Added to this , small scattered rural communities with high levels of unemployment can not always or easily raise all the funds they need in their own area . |
| 3 | Please complete this coupon or carefully copy all the details on to a plain sheet of paper and return to : Paw-o-Vision Song Contest |
| 4 | Internationally or domestically , no supervisory system can capture or even measure all the risks that banks run , partly because these risks are constantly changing . |
| 5 | Yeah I just it just seems to me such a complete and utter waste of of , his time primarily for fifteen , I mean this being identified a year earlier which we reckon it was you would think that even given all the red tape and everything else |
| 6 | Sequoia Systems Inc is joining the rush to fit out Unix systems with all the aids and facilities that mainframe users take for granted , and reckons that it is one up on its competitors with software that continuously monitors all the functions of a computer system and immediately notifies operators of problems in operations or applications — even if it did have to go out-of-house to get it . |
| 7 | Conflict of interest is something that potentially faces all the people involved in running the Association . |
| 8 | To date , despite a wealth of experience , there has been no standard approach that adequately covers all the varied aspects of value for money auditing . |
| 9 | Despite disagreement over the extent of providential intervention in the flow of human events evangelicals had no doubt that ‘ there is a God who governs the world and intimately directs all the concerns of his rational and immortal creatures ’ . |
| 10 | A ‘ Confirmed Credit ’ is one where a second bank ( usually one familiar to the exporter ) adds it name to the Credit and thereby assumes all the responsibilities of payment mentioned in Article 10 . |
| 11 | Bearing in mind too that as a non-taxpayer you can open an account in just your name and so enable all the interest to be declared gross . |
| 12 | We polluted Earth and so killed all the animals . |
| 13 | The old Gesamtausgabe ( 1877–1910 ) used with few exceptions only dots , and so did all the numerous editions derived from it . |
| 14 | However , Mrs Singh was pleased to meet her and generally liked all the teachers and what she saw . |
| 15 | He said he was sorry and normally obeyed all the driving rules , but this time failed to keep his eye on the speedometer as he made his way to Birmingham . |
| 16 | But this , as Nilsson says , would be the reverse of religious developments observed in other cultures , where various deities are combined or where one deity is given ever-stronger and more all-inclusive attributes and thus supersedes all the other deities . |
| 17 | I would hope to blow all boundaries and just show all the best work in all these fields . |
| 18 | You 're pretending that you 're speaking to somebody and just speak all the time . |
| 19 | ‘ Some people expect a movie to be more than entertaining if they go and just laugh all the way through , they think there 's something wrong . |
| 20 | It certainly felt fast to use and comfortably exceeded all the 33MHz 486 machines we looked at this month . |
| 21 | Unlike me , he at once felt at home in that charged , aggressive , almost militaristic atmosphere , joined heartily in the drinking and singing , and soon had all the students on his side , which was fortunate for me , because el Americano 's prestige deflected a terrible submerged violence and hatred that might well have done me harm . |
| 22 | It came and sniffed around the edges , and gradually came all the way out . |
| 23 | But I mean it 's a subset of the things that appear in Yellow Pages and also contains all the postcodes we 're ever going to need to use . |
| 24 | Two million of them bought her first album ( and probably bought all the tracks when they were released as singles as well ) thus , in a self-fulfilling arc , making her very rich indeed , and even more enviable . |
| 25 | Commonly it starts off being a scientific process , evaluating and carefully comparing all the different features of the case with the most likely remedies . |
| 26 | The bilinguals behaved usually as English speakers , and clearly showed all the normal effects of speech coding ( homophone/non-homophone differences and overt rehearsal better than silent rehearsal ) . |
| 27 | It gives the Zoo enormous pleasure to have the seal of approval of a world-class expert on chimpanzees and really justifies all the effort put into the project . |
| 28 | A Warlord is an Orc who has established total supremacy over his rivals ( having either killed them or driven them away ) and now leads all the tribes in glorious conquest over other puny races such as Men , Elves and Dwarfs ( Orcs call Elves skinnies and Dwarfs stunties ) . |
| 29 | Thus the arrival of the major US computer companies in mid-1985 consolidated an anti-IBM grand alliance which had begun in Europe and now included all the other leading computer companies of the western world , all the telecommunications authorities and government regulators , and all of the pioneering computer-user companies . |
| 30 | It pitched just short of the green and lazily rolled all the way into the cup . |