Example sentences of "[verb] [verb] [verb] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | But think about it any form of any form of problem that you have arguments that you have tend to tend to develop like that . |
| 2 | Thus the daughter of one mother who drank asked to go to live with her grandmother , in her well-ordered ‘ nice ’ home : ‘ but they would n't let me go . |
| 3 | Many members will be aware that the professional advice on which N C V O depends is also available to them , and other organisations , particularly in the areas of legal work , personnel , finance and office technology , we find there is a high demand for advice which we intend to continue to satisfy in the years ahead . |
| 4 | but this time it was a genuine tragedy so he paid me all deposit I put in , he paid me all back , you know , I don I did n't want I do n't want to go caravanning by myself |
| 5 | You do n't want to go practising on me ! " |
| 6 | ‘ And you do n't want to go worrying about crossing them open fields , ’ she went on , conversationally . |
| 7 | I did n't want to go to begin with , but it was really good fun . |
| 8 | Unfortunately , the jacket has a major drawback should you want to go climbing in it . |
| 9 | Do you want to go shopping with me ? |
| 10 | And the reason I ask that obviously I do n't want to go knocking on doors where somebody 's already tried |
| 11 | In the partnership agreement itself it should perhaps not be made too easy for partners to leave , though in practice , of course , an unhappy or unsatisfied partner is a liability whom the firm will usually want to see depart at the earliest convenient time . |
| 12 | We long ago ceased to enjoy hanging as a public spectacle . |
| 13 | ‘ Because I 'd prefer to continue buying from your company — Mr Burns . |
| 14 | Others will find it far too fiddly and will prefer to continue working on larger , more striking pictures . |
| 15 | go for the really obvious physical properties first , and if you have a little checklist that you go through , bang bang bang for each one , |
| 16 | He did n't want to sit gossiping in the kitchen with that old slob of a cousin . |
| 17 | In a radio address on 24 May , for example , he announced three major categories of reform , which he expected to see accomplished before the end of the year : reform of the civil service ; nationalization of the coal , electricity , and banking industries ; and a plan to boost France 's birthrate . |
| 18 | I could have gone to my own office in Whitehall , but I was due to see Sir Edmund Pusey in the evening , and I did n't want to risk running into him before I 'd managed to clear my own mind a bit . |
| 19 | The women not only carried all the possessions they did n't want to risk losing in large baskets on their heads but also had to control their children and often had to sling them over their backs as they were too weak to walk themselves . |
| 20 | Chevron 's swift counter-attack came a day after Pennzoil announced it had spent $2.1 billion to build up a nine per cent share stake in Chevron and said it planned to continue investing in the oil giant as a passive shareholder . |
| 21 | The tie of the white gown she had been given to wear caught in her hair and pulled it . |
| 22 | We 've just had a golf course defined as a strategic issue and I think that in a way goes goes goes to the heart of what this is what this is all about . |
| 23 | Invited to preach to the Commons in March 1651 , at the suggestion of Major-General Thomas Harrison [ q.v. ] , he used the occasion to champion lay preaching by soldiers , when inspired by the spirit , and to damn the professional clergy and human learning . |
| 24 | When the Quoc Dan Dang was formed two years ago we joined secretly and agreed to continue spying on Devraux . |
| 25 | Mr Ball gave details of the development of ECTA , and agreed to continue to look after Institute interests and to try to obtain uniformity . |
| 26 | Who do you think has to deal with the tradesmen and tell them there will be no money to pay their accounts this month — even though there was none last month , and it is highly likely there will be none next month either ? |
| 27 | No we can not have another guinea pig , who do you think has to look after all these animals when you get tired of them … |
| 28 | ‘ What do you think has happened to Basil ? ’ asked Dorian slowly . |
| 29 | ‘ What do you think has happened to him ? ’ |
| 30 | ‘ What d' you think has happened to him ? ’ |