Example sentences of "[pron] [adv] [verb] [det] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 91 | I soon met another neighbour of Sir Henry 's . |
| 92 | When I was in prison I was n't hard to start with , but I soon got that way . |
| 93 | I soon needed that advice . |
| 94 | The BBC and I finally bade each other goodnight at 6.30 , with what seemed to be a good day 's work on the cassettes . |
| 95 | My wife and I finally decided that moving would be the answer . |
| 96 | All action was now impossible , but my brain seemed abnormally clear ; and with a full comprehension of my awful fate , I finally lost all consciousness . |
| 97 | Well then I I fucking spun this bottle . |
| 98 | It was no goddam accident , no goddam mechanical failure , someone deliberately unhitched that car . |
| 99 | We clung to each other , the only time I ever remember this happening . |
| 100 | In those days , if you stuck an advert for the cinema in your window , you got free tickets , and long before I ever understood any kind of plot , we 'd all troop down to the local flea pit and watch whatever was showing . |
| 101 | ‘ I ca n't remember that I ever saw that page . ’ |
| 102 | I think he just well they 've got pots of money between them why should I ever do any work ? |
| 103 | In the seven years we lived there , only once did I ever meet another fisherman on my favourite part of the river ; and over the years I came to know the South Tyne and its wildlife as well as Mole or Rat in Wind and the Willows ever knew their water . |
| 104 | The first time I ever spent any time with Jackie was also my baptism into driving around a circuit fast . |
| 105 | Finally , he showed me off the premises with the injunction , accompanied by a theatrical wink , that I should get straight on to him if I ever had any bother . |
| 106 | Struggling to control his temper ( he could probably have flattened his co-star ) , Wayne replied ‘ If I ever take another ad , I 'll remember that , Richard . ’ |
| 107 | How can I ever make that thing stay upright ? you ask yourself . |
| 108 | Have I ever found any fault with Thee ? |
| 109 | and whilst , when I was in hospital I always had that feeling that I 'd love to hear the water lapping on a beach , you know and |
| 110 | ‘ Anyway , ’ he went on , trying to find excuses for himself , ‘ I reckon I always had some sort of imminence because I 'd feel a hunch rolling up inside me like a breaker on the ocean and I 'd just know what was going to win . |
| 111 | I always had this thing in the back of my mind that I 'd like to be Head Gardener at Killerton one day , because of the type of garden it is , because of its size and because of the plant content . |
| 112 | I always use this kind of music as part of the test sequence ; here it had an extraordinary naturalness , a quite seamless integration from bass to soprano , which one immediately recognises as true . |
| 113 | And I think you 'll agree , it is a difficult I mean I always stress this point about attitude , that a lot of problems that we get in our advice centres have been made worse because the customer has caused er you know argument or a scene |
| 114 | ‘ When I 'm going to knock anybody off , I always borrow another gun from the guy next door . |
| 115 | Personally I like to keep things as simple as possible , so I always relate this concept to the relative major key even if I 'm dealing with a song which is in a minor key . |
| 116 | I always thought that green a very pretty colour . |
| 117 | I always relished this sight , which closely resembled the fantasies I had harboured at school , a gang of jocks and bullies tormented by a puny swot . |
| 118 | yeah , these might tell you but I always heard that salt was damp ! |
| 119 | ‘ I always have enough money . ’ |
| 120 | I always held that view and did all I could to press for an election before Christmas in order that we might get a majority large enough to stand the racket . " |