Example sentences of "we [vb base] [verb] the [noun] " in BNC.

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31 We tend to overlook the authority of Jesus at Christmas ; a baby in a cradle is not normally associated with authority or responsibility .
32 In the cynical world of F1 , we tend to accept the number of noughts as a driver 's way of keeping score , but the local bricklayer has an acute realisation of what he could afford to buy with £6,000,000 !
33 We tend to forget the clerks .
34 These days we tend to regard the size of a dose of a centesimal remedy as irrelevant .
35 To some degree we tend to eat the foods that we ate as children .
36 I suspect that the current hostility towards modernism has to do with feeling reassured by what is old ( we tend to value the patina of age regardless of quality ) — and the sense of stability that this lends to our institutions .
37 We hate to face the challenge of ideology .
38 As we sit watching the sparks going up , and as we inhale the fragrant smoke , we are inclined to become philosophical or to sing nostalgic songs …
39 In interpreting ideas and behaviour in societies which others might characterize as ‘ peaceful ’ , we suggest abandoning the focus on the lack of something called ‘ aggression ’ ( or violence ) and the construction of theories that attempt to account for this ‘ anomalous ’ absence .
40 ‘ Language is like a cracked kettle on which we beat out tunes for bears to dance to , while all the time we long to move the stars to pity . ’
41 We appear to value the things which education can bring but are in danger of losing , through an ever-tightening grip on schools , the value and respect we should show to each child .
42 Old Fishfinger is a regular visitor to the PFK offices ( every time we forget to lock the door ) and occasionally stays less than eight hours .
43 I really would like to comment further , but I 'm not able so to do er we have all heard the autumn statement er from the Chancellor of the Exchequer last week , following on from that we expect to receive the draft standard spending assessment for Suffolk on or about the twenty sixth of this month , er and it really is , will be er when we have that indication that er Policy Committee will give to er , pull together the strings for the preparation of next year 's budget .
44 We expect to enjoy the experience of viewing .
45 Whereas our grandparents and , perhaps , even our parents frowned upon buying anything unless they had saved all the money required , today we expect to own the luxuries of life now and are prepared to bridge the gap between our savings and the price with a loan .
46 Whereas our grandparents and , perhaps , even our parents frowned upon buying anything unless they had saved all the money required , today we expect to own the luxuries of life now and are prepared to bridge the gap between our savings and the price with a loan .
47 We expect to have the sprayer for five years , and the way the law is changing , closed transfer systems will probably soon be compulsory anyway , ’ thinks Mr Doig .
48 We expect to ratify the treaty .
49 We expect to complete the turn-round in the first half of 1993 , ’ says Shah , ‘ and to be profitable on a global basis in the second half . ’
50 Accordingly we propose to adjourn the matter today
51 We propose to extend the problem in two dimensions .
52 Thus along with what we propose to call the system of terminology
53 As part of the major refurbishment to this warm intimate Music Hall we propose to renew the seats giving , extra legroom in extremely comfortable seats .
54 The question is how given Christian Aid 's limited staff resources , we propose to identify the university first , as a base from which consultation can take place on course content and methodology .
55 The assembly will note that we propose to drop the commentary which did not prove as useful as we had hoped it might .
56 As for the nuclear test ban treaty , for as long as it is necessary for us to have nuclear weapons , we require the ability to test and we propose to keep the ability to test .
57 We propose to introduce the attainment targets and programmes of study for all pupils in England and Wales in the first year of each of key stages 2 and 3 in autumn 1990 , and of key stage 4 in autumn 1992 .
58 If however , we bother to check the priorities systematically we find that the two top priorities are actually present in the arrangement .
59 Our family has caught dolphins since 1919 and we want to preserve the tradition .
60 PPS If you already a member of The Ramblers ' Association , please forgive us , but because we want to preserve the confidentiality of each other 's membership lists , some element of duplication is inevitable .
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