Example sentences of "[adv] [pron] [adv] [verb] [det] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Perhaps I sometimes do that job inadequately , in the view of any Conservative commentator . |
| 2 | So I just use this thing you 've got ? |
| 3 | Er , so I just make that point because of the debate last week . |
| 4 | So I just got another bucket , threw it over her head , stuck the hose up her jumper , believe , she had to go home . |
| 5 | So somebody else knew this package or whatever it was existed . |
| 6 | Perhaps you even regain some weight . |
| 7 | No , I do n't like that , mm so you obviously help each other |
| 8 | So you always take that chance of ruining a relationship … . |
| 9 | You wanted more humour — perhaps we sometimes forget that fishkeeping is fun — so we recruited Old Fishfinger and started our Newswatch column to monitor the strange and humorous . |
| 10 | so we actually add some value to it |
| 11 | we 're not , it 's not tomorrow it 's Wednesday , we get period one and two off so we only have half day |
| 12 | Other people tempted to rearrange borders for ethnic reasons ( Hungarians looking at western Romania , Greeks eyeing southern Albania , Russians glaring this way and that ) will have to go on making their own calculations about how much they really want that bit of the country next door , how tricky seizing it might be , and so on . |
| 13 | Apart from the fact that I 'd put my make-up on badly in my haste , I looked fairly normal — a bit flushed , maybe , and my eyes seemed unusually bright , but perhaps they only looked that way to me . |
| 14 | So they just shove some tape over it . |
| 15 | And er so he never had any sleep that night , well that was the that 's a story about them days . |
| 16 | In doing so it probably aroused some sympathy among the Party membership , though it could not prevent a movement which was receiving support from national figures . |
| 17 | She would have handed over to one of her colleagues , but somehow she just felt this case needed her personal attention . |
| 18 | Somehow he always had this feeling when he was with Mick . |
| 19 | And I think this one is better for several reasons , I think you can quite clearly see now once you 've had a chance to look at this , the other one we saw , we , we eliminated this boat , we eliminate that post and this boat , or rather we just have this post and the sea beyond . |
| 20 | Well , I think it 's but I mean , we can , I can honestly say never go er past we always tell each other we love each other . |
| 21 | Ironically she rarely used much make-up herself , but right now she could have done with a cover-up stick to hide the dark shadows beneath her eyes and some blusher to conceal at least a little of her pallor . |
| 22 | Now you never forget those sort of things . |
| 23 | it must have been about four or five o'clock in morning , and now we never hear any traffic . |
| 24 | ‘ Often we just see each other at weekends . |
| 25 | Now they simply unfold some cheesecloth and throw it over their shoulders ! ’ |
| 26 | ‘ Mostly they just double each other . |
| 27 | Well I just got this thing , you know , about |
| 28 | Yes , well I never use that word actually myself , |
| 29 | They only know well you either have this option paying this amount , that option paying that amount or that option paying that amount and which one do you want to have . |
| 30 | Oh course I can Erm there was a game that we called er Tin Lurky You probably wo n't well you never hear that expression now and er we used to get this old t any tin can and er you somebody would kick it you see and er the one that was sort of one used to have to fur and fetch this tin an bring it back again and then was should all hide , sounds a daft silly game , I know , but this one had to find us and the first one he found it was his turn next to fetch the tin and then find us again . |