Example sentences of "[conj] i [vb past] [noun] [pron] " in BNC.
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| 31 | It 's alright for a couple , if I had kids there 's no way I 'd live here . |
| 32 | Indeed , if I used Tampax I might go hang-gliding this weekend . |
| 33 | And surely if I loved Nigel I would n't hesitate either . |
| 34 | When a young lad , well as a young lad you were n't allowed to be cos you 're not going to be in there son , and as I was er saying until I , until I left school I was more or less at work between school and bedtime you see , but er the majority of lads used to do a , do a little part-time job in those days |
| 35 | ‘ Until I left London there 'd been no signal from Clarion Call for four days . ’ |
| 36 | and it 's like I said mum it 's not because I do n't trust Angela |
| 37 | Mind you , like I said Stuart I was in the bar and and if I did n't like it I could of gone in the lounge so I mean they could n't ha he would n't have it . |
| 38 | It depends on your lifestyle you live , though , cos I got friends who are just like ah , I do n't like and you have to excuse my hairy legs running or something , I mean , I just like they 're like this , and they 've got like black hair about this long , and I 'm like oh my God , oh my God , you 're just like |
| 39 | The story about the dinner was a fantasy , but I envied Harvey his welcome just the same . |
| 40 | He did n't say so , mind , but I told Angie she would have to watch it after she married him . |
| 41 | ‘ But I promised Marie-Christine I 'd be here for her wedding . |
| 42 | Change was certainly needed , but I favoured change which would improve the service and for which there was public support . |
| 43 | While I cuddled June I cried , wept hot tears . |
| 44 | Everybody said that after I had Louisa I got a lot older , more mature . |
| 45 | Two years after I killed Blyth I murdered my young brother Paul , for quite different and more fundamental reasons than I 'd disposed of Blyth , and then a year after that I did for my young cousin Esmerelda , more or less on a whim . |
| 46 | You see , seven months after I left England I had your son . " |
| 47 | He died in 1942 and it is my lasting regret that after I left Oxford I did not see him again ; I still have the letters he wrote me when I was in the Sudan . |
| 48 | Er about er what would it be about six or seven years after I left Skerrymor it went on fire . |
| 49 | After I left Styal I came here . |
| 50 | Actually , I missed some good ones in the couple of days ' holiday I took ; if I 'd just bothered to look at a single fucking news-stand after I left Stromeferry I 'd have seen this story starting to break about this guy — ‘ The Red panther ’ the tabloids decided on eventually — murdering these right-leaning pillars of the community . |
| 51 | After I started school I did n't go so often to Uncle Bill 's . |
| 52 | before I made rissoles I did it |
| 53 | Before I landed Brookside I was washing up in a wine bar so the experience obviously came in handy for playing Chrissie . ’ |
| 54 | Before I left Fontanellato my father had told me that although he was not against my trying to see Mussolini he would be very upset if I indulged in any kind of cheering or applause . |
| 55 | It really took the late-Eighties and Nineties before I had people I could relate to ’ |
| 56 | It really took the late Eighties and Nineties before I had people I could relate to . |
| 57 | Before I had Scott I would never say boo to a goose . |
| 58 | But when I played Paul he made three successive century breaks . |
| 59 | And then when I got promotion I got promoted to dif district inspector . |
| 60 | I did wonder what er like when I saw Ben I did wonder what he 'd how he 'd think , if I 'd changed and stuff . |