Example sentences of "how [pron] [was/were] [verb] " in BNC.

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1 It was hard to see how everyone was suffering .
2 Meeting Jenny the following day at least gave me something else to hang on to , but I still had n't the faintest idea how everyone was going to react .
3 I thote you and Cissie , and everywun there , wuld like to know how I wus geting on .
4 Yet this is how crying in infants is sometimes interpreted : the child is being naughty ; naughtiness is punished ; smacking is how I was punished as a child ; so I smack my baby .
5 ‘ The last few weeks have been difficult because I did n't know how I was fixed .
6 ‘ The last few weeks have been difficult because I did n't know how I was fixed .
7 I wrote to my mother who lived up at Manzanita with her sister , Mrs. R. V. Hungerford , telling her how I was leaving my position and would write again when I had found some place I liked .
8 And that was how I was trained and that way I was trained seven and a half years ago , it has now all changed again .
9 To most people , a receptionist is an obstacle to be negotiated , and that was unfortunately how I was made to feel for much of the time .
10 That 's how I was taught you see and so in spite of the long lapse of years there 's still a tremendous amount up there because it was , it was properly learnt , you learn something thoroughly
11 No , I , I wo n't tell you how I was taught to do it because I was taught to do it very differently .
12 Nobody went on about my injury — just asked me how I was getting along in Italy . ’
13 After asking how I was getting on he told me something of the worries of a Party leader in days when there are no deep political convictions to divide men of good will .
14 ‘ I managed to tip half a pint of crème brûlée over the manager one evening when he came in to see how I was getting on .
15 But then , having exhausted his recollections of the circumstances of his writing the paper , he switched to more personal matters and enquired carefully how I was getting on in a way that made me reel that my mission had been worthwhile and that I had by no means wasted his morning .
16 The Arts : How I was exposed in 3½ hours
17 That 's how I was brought up — to value my body . ’
18 How I was brought up , but a no one 's ever called me pompous I mean , the way walks around as if he owns the place , I think it 's really funny !
19 So that 's how I was heading north-west towards Highbury and Lucy instead of north and east to Zaria .
20 He sighed after a while and asked how I was feeling .
21 I found comfort — although at times I had to struggle to do so — from knowing that God is the Father , par excellence , and he therefore knew exactly how I was feeling .
22 White blurs passed around us and coloured pills stuck in my throat but , from time to time , I saw a man in a room on my own and he always asked me how I was feeling .
23 The calculations I must have performed to decide where the ball was going to be , and to hit it , are staggering , but I managed ( so long as I did not stop to ask how I was doing it ) .
24 I had already sent him a book , examples of my work , a letter about why and how I was doing the book , all for the sake of just one short interview .
25 Only because of that , and what they said in that totally shocked me , because erm , I , he had n't given me any feedback about how I was doing .
26 But your fresh deputy should be the one who 's giving you the feedback , I mean , all the time I was on provisions in my last department , and nobody ever told me how I was doing .
27 No details were discussed : ‘ I was n't there more than a couple of minutes , but I did n't feel rushed and I am not quite sure how I was shown the door .
28 My plan for how I was going to live out the rest of my days had just been torn up in front of my face and I needed time to adjust .
29 I still did n't think I would die , but I had no idea how I was going to live .
30 ‘ I did n't know how I was going to cope . ’
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