Example sentences of "[coord] [was/were] [pron] [adv] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Or was it just noises in the skull ? |
2 | Would anyone else have mocked her , or was it just Guido ? |
3 | Or was it only Feargal and his half-sister ? |
4 | No prizes then , for guessing that that was the British National Anthem , erm , God Save the King as it was , or was it originally God Save the Queen , it was King , er when you grew up |
5 | Nor was there much inclination in France to pursue an active military policy . |
6 | Nor was there much evidence of concern in the correspondence columns of The Times — that bush-telegraph of respectable opinion — which were absorbed with more pressing matters such as the scarcity of swallows in England that summer . |
7 | Nor was there much evidence elsewhere , even before the open disturbances of the late 1980s , that non-Russian nationalities were merging their identity into that of a greater Soviet community . |
8 | Federal laws governing hazardous waste were not then in effect , nor was there much money to clean up tips . |
9 | Nor was there much room for individual initiative . |
10 | Nor was it only characters in novels who were afflicted by the malaise . |
11 | Nor was it only Norway that shunned him : the invading Germans could n't stand him either . |
12 | Nor was it much consolation to the church that the extension of prohibitions was less the result of deliberate crown policy ( though the king certainly assisted by the provision of new writs ) than of popular demand among suitors , often clergy litigating against clergy . |
13 | And were there ever family squabbles which ruined a race ? |
14 | Did not the patients charter cost £2 million to publicise and launch and was it not £2 million worth of Conservative propaganda ? |
15 | ‘ And was it just coincidence that I get invited to the Flaxton dance , that I 'm seated next to him ? |
16 | And was it ever innocence ? ’ |
17 | But were they really freeholders in the first place ? |