Example sentences of "[conj] [pron] [verb] [subord] " in BNC.
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| 31 | The two tiny suits of armour still stood where they belonged since some remote knight had given them up ( sent them to the attic of the day , like old hunting boots ) . |
| 32 | It was indeed not very exalting to watch wounded comrades-in-arms die where they lay because they could not be removed . |
| 33 | Speaking from their Isle of Man home where they live as tax exiles , Sangster 's wife , Susan , firmly denied that the sale of Manton was a result of her husband 's reduced stature in the bloodstock world . |
| 34 | Where they survived as currency down to modern times , as they did in west Africa and locally in south-east Asia , it was only as small change . |
| 35 | The problems could be caused by microscopic organisms called blue-green algae , found in open stretches of fresh water , where they float as ‘ blooms ’ or gather in brightly-coloured scums on the surface . |
| 36 | Most people live where they do because it contains factories , farms and offices , or perhaps transport facilities , educational institutions or research laboratories , which draw income into the area . |
| 37 | Now they 're taking the case up with the Department of Health , the Foreign Office and the Home Office to find out where they stand if he ca n't pay . |
| 38 | Then they moved to Chelmsford by foot , where they stopped until they embarked for France on 30 March 1915 , part of the 145th Infantry Brigade of the 48th Division . |
| 39 | John Raby would like to join the shoot on 15th , mainly to talk to Tom H. Please let either me or him know if there are good or bad times for him to join you . |
| 40 | On the other hand , many patients with high blood pressure ultimately had strokes , apparently because their vessels burst under the excessive pressure , or they died because their hearts failed in the continuous task of driving blood through their constricted arteries . |
| 41 | Irene Schwidurski said : ‘ They come and tell us their stories of the weekend ; or they come because of what they saw of it on ( Western ) TV . |
| 42 | ‘ If someone looks like they 're not having a good time , or they look like they 're acting , the tape is rejected . |
| 43 | ‘ If someone looks like they 're not having a good time , or they 're looking at their watch , or they look like they 're acting , then the tape is rejected . ’ |
| 44 | He followed this by research among the tribes of Western Australia ( 1909–13 ) , meanwhile retaining a fellowship at Trinity College , Cambridge ( 1908–14 ) and a lecturership in ethnology at the London School of Economics ( 1909–10 ) , where he taught when in England . |
| 45 | The Folk Park is constructed around the thatched farmhouse birthplace of Judge Thomas Mellon and the reconstructed New World farm where he lived when the family first emigrated to America . |
| 46 | So having got back to Egypt ( and he was being harried from one end of the Western Desert to the other by Rommel ) Boyce found himself in a caravan which was his headquarters and also where he lived when he received an order to hare back as fast as possible to El Alamein . |
| 47 | The monster discovered who his creator was and where he lived when he found some papers as a result he travelled to Geneva . |
| 48 | Er I 'm not too sure where he lives cos he just , I think he 's just new to the town but if you give him a ring erm on the 's phone number and use the |
| 49 | After one speech in the House of Commons , where he sat as knight of the shire for Warwickshire , Throckmorton was summoned before the king himself . |
| 50 | He drove from the side of the car , not from the box seat , where he sat when he drove the family . |
| 51 | November 1697 , will always be associated with Chiswick , although he was constantly referred to , in his day , as ‘ Mr. Hogarth of Leicester Fields ’ — the name by which Leicester Square was known at that time — as that was his business centre and where he worked before he married . |
| 52 | Ariel , crawled into a shelter of leaves by the sea to the west , clasped Roukoubé to her breast where he snuffled as he nursed . |
| 53 | In 1700 he succeeded John Seddon [ q.v. ] as master of the Sir John Johnson 's Free Writing School , where he remained until his death thirty-three years later . |
| 54 | In 1866 he moved to 11 Nelson Street , where he remained until his death , turning 24 Hardy Street into a private nursing home . |
| 55 | On 21 December 1922 he was transferred to the City of London Mental Hospital , Dartford , Kent , where he remained until his death . |
| 56 | Total exclusion of liability for failure to perform a contract at all is unlikely to be reasonable where it occurs because of acts or omissions within the control of the party in default , which are caused by negligence , incompetence or inadvertence but not wilful default ( " inadvertent default " ) . |
| 57 | It 's true that when cuts are put in , however good the editor , they just do n't have the same timbre and tempo ; you do n't get that live atmosphere where it feels as though you 're there . ’ |
| 58 | No high for finishing the marathon if you do n't run through the nerves at the start , the blisters , the soft grey stage of the race where the roadscape does n't change , where it feels as though you have done it all and yet there are still a few miles to go . |
| 59 | The scrap can only hold one item , the last block deleted , so put it back where it belongs before you delete anything else . |
| 60 | I knew exactly where it stood because one of our pampas bushes was there and , in the middle of it , a coloured ball of Tony 's . |