Example sentences of "[adv] [pron] [adv] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Come on , you take the stuff down and rather me just try and . |
| 2 | I had to go and collect grandma you see to take her to the station , and I did n't have an awful lot of time so I just sort of ran round and collected whatever I got . |
| 3 | So I eventually gorr it out the way , but I would n't like to gerr into that position again . |
| 4 | right , okay , so its mostly independence and er , does , do any of you hate driving ? , do any of you drive out of necessity but really wish you did n't have to ? , yes |
| 5 | So you just kind of kept kept on singing , after the choir and that finished ? |
| 6 | So you now type F three will do instead of typing Ferret . |
| 7 | One that is n't is the corporate-disguised-as-consumer Sainsbury 's double-page , part of the admirable national campaign , printed in She without adaptation . |
| 8 | There is only one adequately documentary monastic school , which was founded by the Lincolnshire priory of Sempringham in c. 1301 . |
| 9 | So we just sort of say essay , D T to show what I mean . |
| 10 | Erm so they just kind of stay put and so the dialects thrive because it 's just such a physical It 's in physical and social isolation . |
| 11 | So they just sort of put it on the market to see if it would sell ? |
| 12 | So they actually bench marked the maintenance phase of the project and found this approach to be three hundred percent more productive than the approach we showed on the previous slide . |
| 13 | so it just sort of there |
| 14 | Even before Desmond Boal stepped down from the chairmanship of the Party to advocate his idea of a federal Ireland , the Party was very much what even DUP activists admit to have been ‘ Paisley 's fan club ’ . |
| 15 | Mar so what else Marge ? |
| 16 | So what now Colin ? |
| 17 | So what about mrs Thatcher 's memoirs ? |
| 18 | I , no I , I get the impression that , you know , everyone just everyone just kind of freaked out end of nineteen forty six forty seven and they were just , oh God what are we gon na do now , wh what can we do to get some more support , oh excellent , yeah , let's go for equal distribution , what a great idea and then all of a sudden they think oh no , it 's not , you know , perhaps it 's not such a good idea after all . |
| 19 | No , I just I just question . |
| 20 | ‘ He watches over you both day and night . ’ |
| 21 | It 's just you now Tim . |
| 22 | Not you either Ricky leave the dog alone . |
| 23 | It is not something any pilot would wish to happen on take-off , when power is at full thrust and the plane has only begun to fly as it approaches the end of the runway . |
| 24 | What had all this got to do with the cruel terrors of Spiderglass that kept Mars-U as a garden of torture ( she could n't even think of the garden-master ; somehow he just kind of disappeared from her mind ) so it could pluck poor students into its web of inhumanity ? |
| 25 | Is not it now time that the Minister acted to solve the problems of high-rise blocks ? |
| 26 | Is not it now time that the hon. Member for Peckham ( Ms. Harman ) apologised to the House for saying that GPs were not interested in fund holding ? |
| 27 | Is not it now time that the Minister decided that the standing charges , which are an unacceptable imposition , particularly on the elderly , should be abolished ? |
| 28 | Is not it about time that we had some more positive policies ? |
| 29 | Is not it about time for the Government to move responsibility for ferry safety away from the Department of Transport to a separate , independent body so that we can be fully assured about all aspects of ferry safety , including crewing levels ? |
| 30 | Is not it about time that the Government stopped this practice of recruiting and exploiting young people who are deemed not old enough to cast a vote but in some cases are being forced to continue in the Army and can be put into armed combat , as they were during the Gulf war ? |