Example sentences of "at [adv] [pron] [verb] a [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 On Sunday December 20th at 10pm it signed a letter of intent to make the acquisition in a stock swap valued at roughly $320m for the 95% of USL it does not yet control .
2 At once we encounter a problem , namely which legal theory do we contemplate ?
3 But almost at once she felt a thrill of excitement .
4 At once she set a tone that would not be easily wrested from her .
5 The Macleans on the beach took fresh heart ; they were still outnumbered , but at least they had a chance .
6 They hardly looked ready to slug it out in a Test series , but at least they had a victory under their belts .
7 ‘ People may think there 's something sardonic about Leeds United fans walking round with words like ‘ peace ’ and ‘ love ’ on their backs , ’ says T-shirt designer Moose , ‘ It might not solve football 's hooligan problem , but at least they look a lot better than wax-coats and ski-hats .
8 Although the ‘ Coronation Streets ’ of pre-war Britain may have lacked many of the amenities we now take for granted , at least they gave a sense of continuity in community to the people living in them — a sense which was buried in the concrete of municipal improvement .
9 But if they backed Sutton at least they stood a chance of controlling him — even if he had turned out to be , as some thought , a bit of a duffer .
10 At least we got a couple of fucking here with those girls , you know what I mean , it feels good .
11 at least we got a point — last year i think we lost 4–2 …
12 It was sad to see Rocky go but at least we got a player back , White seems a strong and determined player and has fitted in quite well already .
13 Erm unfortunately the advertising standards did n't uphold uphold the complaint but at least we made a point .
14 But at least we knew a lot of Shakespeare by heart , especially Agincourt .
15 Now at least we have a manager , who after two years of stumbling in the dark , has seen the light .
16 at least we have a mind .
17 At least he had a right to know .
18 At least he has a job .
19 At least he has a seat in parliament .
20 WHILE not condoning TV presenter Frank Bough 's visit to a vice den , at least he found a release for his fantasies , unlike some people who turn to rape .
21 It did n't last , but at least she acquired a title .
22 She was no longer sure , but at least she had a job and was offered rides .
23 Even if she is an overpaid brat in danger of losing her marbles , at least she provokes a reaction , and is 500 times more controversial than Madonna .
24 Yeah , at least you get a bit more of a how long you got a you got a , I mean I could n't cope with , I mean I 'm not pleased with it now I 've done it .
25 Then Mr Banks turned to Mr Mellor and said : ‘ At least you get a speech and not cheap abuse from me . ’
26 Aching head you may have , but at least you have a head to have aches in .
27 It 's rushed , I know , but at least you have a day to think it over before we fly — ’
28 Faldo said : ‘ I tried to go for it and at least I put a scare into the guys out there .
29 Whatever the disadvantages of the old system , at least I had a term in which to prepare the students for their teaching practice ; now I have six weeks .
30 Whereas like if I 'm out , at least I get a bus down , go into to Kwik Save
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