Example sentences of "our [adj] [noun sg] [conj] it " in BNC.
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| 1 | We deplore the fact that this drug causes the death of unborn human beings and we express our grave concern that it will damage women physically and psychologically . ’ |
| 2 | Still the point was well made , I mean not sounding like you can sort of freeze an article to , not compromise the sort of committee , I mean , it is , dead if you give it away and you would n't consider pressure groups , they 'll pick up their report and their copies anywhere , and take bits out and quote you , I mean , I mean I know I 'm in this , I like to distort , like them to know our official disposition before it 's dead . |
| 3 | We could not reproduce our human race if it were . |
| 4 | We all have a great deal of business to do with our heavenly Father and it is in the security of God 's home that we can know that we belong and are special . |
| 5 | A purpose will be to reassess the value of our penal system as it has been built up until now — but much more than that . |
| 6 | This week UK , Cambridge-based IXI Ltd is going to confirm our months-old story that it 's signed HaL Computer Systems to license and bundle IXI 's Motif-compliant desktop manager X.desktop on its anticipated 64-bit Sparc machines ( UX No 388 ) . |
| 7 | And before misguided preconceptions regarding that T-word nip possible investigation in the bud , this music is as far removed from our pitiful squeak-core as it is from Billy Ray Cyrus . |
| 8 | We have now been a week living in our big bungalow and it is working out well — at least we are saving lots of money looking after ourselves . |
| 9 | We expected little advertising support for the first effort in our new format but it came anyway on the strength of our description . |
| 10 | It can be our work , our play , our recreation and our whole existence and it can fill our minds and take us to regions beyond thought . |
| 11 | The adjudicative principle is our special interest because it provides a conception of law antagonistic to pragmatism . |