Example sentences of "[adv] and [pron] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | She had been assisted on humanitarian grounds for long enough and her allegations ‘ came forth when the assistance ceased ’ , it said . |
| 2 | ‘ If it was big enough , attractive enough and our viewers would like it , ’ he added . |
| 3 | It was true enough and my mother 's only response was to criticize the Swans for getting married and having no children because they were selfish . |
| 4 | Make sure that your mattress is firm enough and your pillow comfortable . |
| 5 | That village looked harmless enough and your horse must be thirsty . ’ |
| 6 | There is no doubt that Philip had an advantage on occasions like this since he alone represented France while the Angevins were represented by two princes whose interests diverged somewhat and whose differences could be , and were , skilfully exploited by the Capetian King . |
| 7 | Once through the Suez Canal and into the Red Sea the ‘ black out ’ rule was relaxed somewhat and you children then enjoyed the warmth and the swimming pool , and the kindly Scots captain who greeted Mig every morning with ‘ Hoo 's Maggie the morn ? ’ and the nice stewardess who had taught Mig to reply in a Scots voice , ‘ Maggie 's fine , thank you for spierin' ( asking ) . ’ |
| 8 | Margaret had been coping a little better and her sleep pattern had returned to normal . |
| 9 | The wind rose suddenly and her foot began to feel the cold . |
| 10 | He looked up suddenly and their eyes met . |
| 11 | I laughed suddenly and his expression relaxed . |
| 12 | He tried to move one of his hands to touch and soothe it but a great weariness engulfed him suddenly and his hand never reached its destination . |
| 13 | He shouted suddenly and my fingers pricked with fright . |
| 14 | Several fires were burning inside and their smoke stung his throat and eyes . |
| 15 | ‘ When I came out , all my friends were inside and my family did n't want me . |
| 16 | Everything happened agonizingly slowly : it took an age , or seemed to , for the ship 's boat to be brought alongside and its passengers to be embarked . |
| 17 | His knees ached gently and his eyes watered with tiredness and the smoke of his own cigarette . |
| 18 | I love Saeed very much and his sister is missing him . |
| 19 | They will receive written reports annually and their children 's schools will be inspected every four years . |
| 20 | The formula is given below and her conclusions where applicable are followed here . |
| 21 | The use of graph paper makes accurate plotting possible — compare the tabulated results below and their plot in figure 14 . |
| 22 | but he 's proper pissed off , what can he do ? , because its not just him , its not just Stuart because she , cos Geoffrey says oh half the kids in the class are all bloody weird he said , they 're supposed to be me friends he says there 's only one kid in the class that does n't join in and its Indipau |
| 23 | Mrs Aboud led me to the balcony from where it was evident that many of the surrounding buildings — like those elsewhere in the Arab quarter — had been devastated , their roofs smashed in and their windows punched out of their frames . |
| 24 | These very different characters were both ‘ at risk ’ in different ways because of the society they and we live in and their vulnerability in different areas : However , both are less ‘ at risk ’ than many because they are growing up loved and taught , ie given information rather than left ignorant and because there is some explanation of faith — relationship with God . |
| 25 | When he or she does we ask for details like what club they are in and what experience they 've had ’ . |
| 26 | They are like fish swimming about in a vast and sometimes inaccessible ocean , and what the historian catches will depend , partly on chance , but mainly on what part of the ocean he chooses to fish in and what tackle he chooses to use — these two factors being , of course , determined by the kind of fish he wants to catch . |
| 27 | The practice is also concerned that the standard of care may depend on which area a person lives in and what money is available . |
| 28 | Your bill will tell you what band you 're in so if you think you 're entitled to any discounts and these are n't shown on your bill , just pick up the phone and call the Action Team they 'll put you through to someone who knows exactly what street you live in and what tax you should pay . |
| 29 | Those who criticize post-revolutionary Romanians for their lack of civic virtue and their insensitivity to the problems of their fellow citizens , particularly the abandoned young , should remember what sort of society they were forced to live in and what sort of values were imposed on them . |
| 30 | Now in here Jean was her washing bowl full of washing soap in and her bits and pieces like tights and that . |