Example sentences of "now and [adv] [pron] [vb base] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The new plough will be ready any day now and already I 've had farmers come and see me about turning over both new and old ground for them . |
| 2 | ‘ We try to encourage them to do something original ; every now and again they succeed and it all helps to build them up . ’ |
| 3 | And , hackneyed as they are , every now and again they acquire a new freshness . |
| 4 | Well they 're not common but every now and again we see someone who looks like they 've got a straightforward problem that does n't get better . |
| 5 | What I think we 'll do to start off with is to just put you on one inhaler and see how well you respond and if you only need it ev every now and again we do n't need to do anything else . |
| 6 | Just to show that ‘ God 's Own County ’ actually takes a back seat now and again I reproduce a photograph from the Divisional Dinner , which took place last autumn but was not published to allow other articles ( from other Divisions ) to be printed . |
| 7 | It really annoys me , and every now and again I sit him down and say now look you , oh Henry , and he adores , the actual , personally my father adores my mother and the sun has always shone out , she 's the only person in the world for him |
| 8 | " I do n't like beefburgers and things , so now and again I do proper cooking , like stews and puddings — that 's the only exciting thing I do . |
| 9 | Every now and again I think about it and I 'm deeply embarrassed . |
| 10 | I can ask you easy questions now and again you know . |
| 11 | That in itself does n't matter cos you 're coping , but I suspect what happens is every now and again you get a little blip and your your breathing starts to alter and you get a little breathless , |
| 12 | Every now and again you feel dissatisfied with the way you look or feel . |
| 13 | " Every now and again you meet someone you immediately know is out of the ordinary . |
| 14 | ‘ Now and again you have this unbecoming habit of acting as if you were a tortured innocent , ’ he said shortly . |
| 15 | Editorials and Commentaries are where you read this , rather than in the middle of the journal ; the typography has changed ; now and then we break from two columns to three on the page ; and there is a spot of blue on the cover . |
| 16 | I can comb my hair now and then we go straight up town . |
| 17 | but every now and then we get something with a special offer on which we 're getting the Kelloggs cornflake bowls at the moment . |
| 18 | Only by going to their workshop and every now and then we have somebody who well every now and then somebody is fitting something . |
| 19 | Um and then people say , oh yes I remember now and then they tell a slightly different story . |
| 20 | Yo you did n't put will have been confirmed in there but you want it in there now and then you put SATS bracket external test , extern , I ca n't even say it , and now you wan na put external test bracket SATS ! |
| 21 | I do n't , I do n't know anybody that I , I 've I mean I 've never seen a group , I mean you see it on films every now and then you know , a group of people that really , really spark one another off , like in The Big Chill and all the things like that but erm I 've never seen it before . |
| 22 | It is a point of view for which now and then I have some sympathy . |
| 23 | Every now and then I have to kick myself to realise that it is 10 Jan. & everything must be very bleak in Lancaster . |
| 24 | Erm big stores selling all the Asian er stuff now and so they do n't depend on the Asian shops anymore er the West Indians used to depend a lot on the Asian er grocery stores because er , of er things like erm etc. etc . |
| 25 | erm there was a time , for instance , when we had members of parliament who were gentlemen of means , perhaps , and who did not need to draw salaries , erm and it was erm perhaps a gentleman amateur job , but it 's all changed totally now and now we recognise that erm to be a national politician is a career and erm it is a career which is perhaps rewarded at the going rate . |