Example sentences of "he [verb] how [pron] [vb past] " in BNC.

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1 We were able to throw no end of different tasks at him to see how he responded to those .
2 And they took counsel and made a letter for the leader of the army of the Almoravides , wherein they told him that the Cid had made a treaty with the King of Aragon , whereby the King bound himself to help him against them ; and they bade him beware how he came towards Valencia , unless he chose to do battle with eight thousand Christian horsemen , covered with iron , and the best warriors in the world .
3 She dressed in black trousers and a white blouse with long full sleeves , brushed her hair till it shone and twisted it into a tight knot on top of her head , thinking with satisfaction that Roman would n't like it but she was n't about to let him dictate how she wore her hair , or dressed .
4 I 've heard him say how he went to sea and he done two voyages .
5 For the first time ever he realised how he missed the woman when he did not see her .
6 Had he guessed how she felt about him ?
7 He asked how it felt .
8 He asked how I felt and what I was most afraid of , I answered ‘ hitting the ground ’ - at least I was honest .
9 To this day , he wonders how she made out .
10 He wonders how he got it .
11 He described how they went outside , and saw the flattened port , and hundreds of bodies lying right around them , their exposed skin scalded , and he remembered the obscene and chilling stillness of it all .
12 He described how they heard a plane , and then came the searing flash and tempestuous roar , and then the utter unbroken silence of the grave .
13 On another occasion he described how he had ‘ once spent several hours on a bicycle with a friend in a serious attempt to discover the real spot but the search ended in failure though tourists assure me positively that they found it without difficulty ’ .
14 With more petulance then penitence he described how he had noticed Sean 's knife as the barman was called away to serve a customer .
15 Rapidly he described how he had gone to the paper with two missions that Friday afternoon : to deliver his column to Tavett and to tackle MacQuillan about the increasing anger among the print unions .
16 Jerry Bailey typically articulate was being asked about his success on Ah Kong He described how he had moved alongside a European ridden horse .
17 He described how he had been contracted by the CIA to fly to Aguacate , a Contra base in Honduras with 28,000 pounds of military equipment .
18 Christopher Taylor blinked back tears as he described how he had arrived at the hospital to find his son , seven-week-old Liam , had suffered a mysterious collapse .
19 He described how it felt to discover he was an illegitimate child , when his mother called him a bastard ; how he left home at 14 to find work in the Durham coalfields — hating his parents , hating the world , ripe for enlistment in the class struggle .
20 Had he forgotten how they 'd parted just a few hours earlier ?
21 In one of his essays he says how he boasted to Stokowski that he had an engagement with Karajan in Berlin !
22 There is still an abyss or several to be crossed , but the bishop was applauded with vast intensity as he told how he had demanded the release of the 150 people reckoned to have been arrested during the street fighting , and had been told that complaints of police brutality would be investigated if the names of the victims were submitted in writing to the authorities .
23 At his solicitor 's office in Camden , north London , he told how he had been arrested when about 15 police officers came to his rented flat at 6am one morning in January , nearly three months after the bombing .
24 BOYFRIEND David Harper choked back tears yesterday as he told how he left his lover and her twin sister to die in a midnight barn blaze .
25 He told how he saw 2 cars going up the road and had a strong feeling there would be an accident .
26 He choked back tears as he told how he waved her off from Heathrow , where he works .
27 Sometimes he would revert to a previous journey to a particular spot and described his personal experiences of several years before as in Vol I , pp. 111–113 when he describes how he had made sketches for plate Nos. 46 , 47 and 49 of Sixty Large Etchings .
28 Here he describes how he took the Caribbean by storm
29 Eventually he found all forms of religion involving ‘ externals ’ and ordinances unsatisfying , and he describes how he became aware of the sufficiency of a personal and inward inspiration ‘ ( as one inspired with a supernatural life ) sprang up farr above my earthly center , into a most heavenly and divine enjoyment ’ .
30 With somewhat unconvincing ostentation , given Gould 's ignorance of Latin , he describes how he coined the most appropriate name for this unusual species .
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