Example sentences of "but [pers pn] [modal v] make [art] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Moderator four five nine Moderator I welcome the number two in the deliverance but I would make a plea to the er panel that this leaflet be a very simple leaflet and it not be brief , but in fact be quite lengthy . |
2 | ‘ But I 'll make a deal with you . |
3 | The Sheffield Bomber said : ‘ I 'll have to have a long , serious think about my future — but I 'll make the decision , on my own . |
4 | Normally , I do not call hon. Members after Front Benchers , but I shall make an exception today . |
5 | I do not normally give way to someone who has just ambled into the Chamber , but I shall make an exception on this occasion , because I rather like the hon. Gentleman 's florid looks . |
6 | But I could make no sort of impression upon him … when I visited him a second time , the fear of death was gone , and with it all solicitude about religion . ’ |
7 | I was always her property , but I could make an evening , or an afternoon for that matter , swing for all the ladies . |
8 | ‘ But I could make the aeroplane . |
9 | I do n't as yet sell many of my paintings , but I can make a sort of living by using my knowledge of furniture and china . |
10 | But I 'd make a request that you do n't try to offend brother Tundrish similarly . |
11 | But I must make a gesture … ’ |
12 | But you must make an effort since there is no way the ferret can free itself . |
13 | But you will make the offer conditional . |
14 | Small babies always look lovely in photographs , regardless of the surround , but you could make the picture of a new baby even more special by decorating it with a pretty mount . |
15 | Now the proud owner of the Chelsea House hotel overlooking the seafront in Falmouth , she says : ‘ There 's a lot of competition , but you can make a living here if you 're prepared to work hard . |
16 | but you can make a bomb out of erm bleach and that |
17 | But you can make the bed . ’ |
18 | But you can make the rest of the voyage by yourself . |
19 | But she 'll make a mistake . |
20 | But she must make an attempt . |
21 | ’ No , but she could make an effort to be civil . ’ |
22 | But we might make a mistake with the title and someone . |
23 | ‘ But we must make a plan . |
24 | For most men the interior light of the mind is dark as in a black and white picture but we can make the dawns rise and colours come as in a coloured picture . |
25 | He said : ‘ We ca n't jam the signals but we can make the advertising and sale of decoders illegal after this date . ’ |
26 | No , but we can make an effort , can we not , to persuade our European colleagues to join us in that . |
27 | ‘ We always figured we could n't afford ads , but we could make a lot of noise ’ , says Miles . |
28 | The subtle effects of centuries of propaganda will not be easily overcome , but we could make a start by looking more honestly at the reality of war and stop being blinded by the glamour . |
29 | Not only do the Opposition always seek to make the worst of the figures , but they would make the figures very much worse if they ever had the opportunity to put their disastrous policies into effect . |
30 | But they will make a charge for disconnecting and reconnecting which may negate the saving unless you are out of the country for several months . |