Example sentences of "[pron] [adv] [be] [prep] [det] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I was surprised , as I always was at such moments , how slim and small she felt . |
| 2 | ‘ For Gawd 's sake , stay put , you fool , because someone else is in this church and I 've got a funny feelin' it is n't just the Almighty . ’ |
| 3 | Would you normally be in this room ? |
| 4 | ‘ Who exactly is in this aircraft ? ’ asked Rachel as they waited , the tension mounting . |
| 5 | she just been over some house in Trafford Road and er , I think she left some , some by there by what she said or to who , who it were , but it must of been them who put them onto us , because she come in |
| 6 | Have you ever been to that Corby market ? |
| 7 | Have you ever been in that place ? |
| 8 | Erm you 'll hav have plenty of opportunity of writing them down and erm you 'll be given a lot of extracts of music like you probably were in that book |
| 9 | AN OLD CAMBRIDGE toast is , ‘ Here 's to pure mathematics — may she never be of any use to anyone ! ’ |
| 10 | Have you actually been through this process at all in one of these meetings . |
| 11 | We still are in some necessity of joiners and coopers and any trades ; for the rest , we are buying slaves from the same merchants who put in to anchor here and take on our water and our salt . |
| 12 | They spoke with contempt of the simpleton who regarded what was really death as life , and prayed that they would be shown what everything really was in this house of illusion . |
| 13 | But there usually is at this time of year anyway . |
| 14 | ‘ Got ta be honest , Roy , there 's not a sniff of anybody else being on that roof or near that window . ’ |
| 15 | No there never is at this time of day , there is n't news |
| 16 | Finns and Poles were the flavour of the month as I recall — they still are for that matter . |
| 17 | Early models of the cosmos were based on concentric spheres ( they still are in most minds ) . |
| 18 | The mechanism by which animals might integrate these various events , spread out as they usually are over several sessions of training , and by which the critical conditional probabilities might be computed , are not considered . |
| 19 | ‘ Had it not been for that publication Sally might have avoided that almost overwhelming sea of troubles which resulted from harmlessly intended praise . ’ |
| 20 | Had it not been for another round of cost cutting , the group would have crept back into the black last year . |
| 21 | In the interests of peace and harmony ( such as it normally is on this list ) , please can we keep the topic of daft mail messages from Mad Manc off the list now ? |
| 22 | That means the cooking is even more dreadful than it usually is in these places . ’ |
| 23 | Forster said to Elizabeth — for he also was on that cruise and later they ate their hardboiled eggs together , sitting high up in the theatre at Delphi , ‘ on the prompt side ’ . |
| 24 | It really was about these characters we know on the club scene . |