Example sentences of "[adv] [pron] [adv] [verb] [det] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Oh well we either have that war film this afternoon or the Errol Flynn do n't we ? |
| 32 | But there 's no ne oh well they just wanted some fun , I know they did but there was no need to . |
| 33 | Well they never threatened any action on the manufacturing side , they you know the manufacturing side did n't . |
| 34 | Alyssia looked at his expressive hands , the long , clever fingers , and she wondered how well he really knew this woman . |
| 35 | Nowadays he just smoked all night ( the same brand as Madame ) and kept a glass of iced water constantly beside him — Little David would keep it fresh and cold without being asked . |
| 36 | Well I could n't see anything , er because there was a lot of cloud , and then I just heard this sort of bang , and then it was just silent . |
| 37 | Sometimes you hardly get any time to cross the road before the actual lights turn , and particularly the handicapped and the blind |
| 38 | and then you also pick that room and things like that just to demonstrate how that can be used |
| 39 | And so usually at the end of the day you you reversed your procedure and went back to the stalls and took the lines down and cleared up for the butchers and what have you , and then you usually got some meat , or perhaps some vegetables , and various things . |
| 40 | First you make a fairly detailed ground plan , and then you essentially turn that ground plan into a three dimensional plan inside the computer . |
| 41 | Then she carefully nicked another hole in her red fishnet stockings and , once on the pavement , readjusted the seams so they were nicely crooked . |
| 42 | But then she also spends some time persuading the audience to laugh at her own idiosyncrasies and rather portly shape . |
| 43 | ‘ Maybe we even passed each other in the supermarket . |
| 44 | Can I propose that we vote either to go for Southwell Centenary cos I think they are the fav either or , and then we also have another vote for Bramley or Brinkley and then we have a vote between the winners of either of those two , |
| 45 | But at least we now understand each other . ’ |
| 46 | If one abandons a crude Marxist version of the composition of classes in society and the class struggle , then one similarly abandons any pretence of being able to reproduce that in the media . |
| 47 | I was told to sign three cards and then they just dumped this bag on the counter , and I could see the rope inside . |
| 48 | You go along thinking you know exactly what everything is , and then you stop and look at it and it does n't make any sense and you think maybe it only made any sense in the first place because everyone was pretending it did . |
| 49 | There it evidently found another food supply , animating the material in its excitement as though it were a restless human hand . |
| 50 | Consequently he never achieved any position of responsibility . |
| 51 | Instead she dutifully lifted each weight in turn from the shoulder high into the air , staring steadfastly into her own cow-brown eyes . |
| 52 | kidneys , so it 'd come out in there , okay , so those are the areas where damage int internal organs , but yet you still have some sign eventually of blood loss , but there are still some organs in the body where there is no sn nowhere at all an outlet , the liver and the spleen particularly , round here , and the liver and spleen have no outlet in , outside |
| 53 | Yet it also recommends that Congress convene a Cabinet-level committee to make exemptions from the Endangered Species Act should it prove economically or socially necessary . |
| 54 | Yet he never retracted this avowal ; nor — given what he meant by it — did he need to . |
| 55 | I never I never had that feeling . |
| 56 | Subsequently she inappropriately rewarded this behaviour by saying ‘ Drums again ! — I 'll get some for Christmas ’ . |
| 57 | Edward 's second and third brothers , Ernest and Theodore , have recorded how occasionally they too shared these nature explorations and fishing expeditions in the London woodlands and around Swindon . |
| 58 | Certainly he never made any secret of his Conservative past , having twice stood unsuccessfully for parliament among the miners of County Durham , where his air of a slightly lost rural dean can hardly have been an asset . |