Example sentences of "i [verb] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 61 | BTW Ive always felt this — even before I became so anti-scum ( in truth only a few years ago ) . |
| 62 | I became very much more conscious of people , because when you 're a scientist you 're dealing with inanimate matter , unless you 're a biologist . |
| 63 | I became very weak , I could not sleep or feel any hunger or desire to speak to anyone . |
| 64 | Now that I was in touch with Leslie again , I became very happy at Bletchley , in spite of anxiety over his safety . |
| 65 | Then I became very angry , because we were n't given a choice about the use of these chemicals . |
| 66 | I became very emotionally involved in the last round because everything Lee touched went in the damned hole . |
| 67 | As the train drew out I became very lonely . |
| 68 | I am pleased to say that later in life , Ralph and I became very close friends . |
| 69 | Over two years ago I became very close in friendship with another lesbian . |
| 70 | At this time Moggach met the man on whom the character of Mac in the book is based , and as she recalls it : ‘ I became very rebellious and sort of opted out . ’ |
| 71 | I was even more frightened the next morning , when I passed some large blood clots instead of urine , I became very agitated because I thought I must be dying ’ . |
| 72 | ‘ I became very angry that they were staring and stared back at them . |
| 73 | As a result , the very steep crux pitch had a bolt a metre and I became very pumped — more from clipping the bolts than from the climbing ! |
| 74 | Suddenly , I became very wary , especially at bath times , when I 'd refuse to dry them like I used to . |
| 75 | I became very tired and soon felt I could not swim any more . |
| 76 | I became very conscious that I must cover my chest . |
| 77 | Two years ago I became very ill and could n't get out of bed or even a chair without help . |
| 78 | Phil Andrews and I became very friendly with the owner , a very talented engineer who then had an engineering works in Cardiff . |
| 79 | Nobody will blame me if I say that in the circumstances I became very uneasy . |
| 80 | I have , in my capacity as Senior Anatomical Pathology Technician , been called upon to collect and look at bones discovered in various places , i.e. sealed behind walls , found in shallow graves , fields , etc. and so it was that a few years ago I became very interested in some questions of osteology . |
| 81 | ‘ I became very suspicious when he got several of us to sign contracts never to talk about Lifeboys . |
| 82 | And in that time I became very close to the bunch of desperadoes I 'd first flown out with . |
| 83 | ‘ When they returned , I became very friendly . |
| 84 | But I can tell you this : she and I became very close over the years . |
| 85 | There was no choice locally so I became very interested in that . ’ |
| 86 | I became very interested in the trade union movement and my first appointment was as a collector in collecting the union dues and taking them up to the union office . |
| 87 | I became very proud of my wounds as the pain grew less , and I enjoyed flashing the bandage around to gain sympathy , until one night , after a couple of months , the nail fell off without warning . |
| 88 | But the problem I became very angry years ago with that because , I mean Irish Close and we had the three of you we found that she 'd , she just kept on telling us off . |
| 89 | My resolve not to go back into education hardened , if anything , rather than softened , as I became more and more determined that the sacrifice I had made was not going to be in vain . |
| 90 | In the end , she explains , ‘ I became more confident and happy with the way I looked . |