Example sentences of "[coord] [adv] i know [pron] " in BNC.

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1 a six or so I knew what , that the nine was no good to me or the
2 But I was real familiar with his records and so I knew it was gon na be that way ; in fact it was really kinda fun to have to take a guess at when he was gon na change .
3 And so I knew I must do this now .
4 But if I had to decide I would say my favourite would be ( favourite country ) would be Canada because I have lived there the longest out of all places and so I know it better than any other country .
5 The process that we 'll go through is firstly I , now the Council 's made this decision , will speak to the three Social Services Committee spokespersons about which home looks the most logical , and obviously I know which that one is in my own mind .
6 Well , that was a relief , and anyway I knew what to do next .
7 A week before the wedding the sickness stopped and my mother said it had been psychological , she said that ‘ deep down inside ’ — I 'm quoting her-I longed for marriage and once I knew I was really going to get married I stopped worrying . ’
8 And also I knew he 'd booked a holiday to go to Antigua , but me being totally ignorant about cricket , did n't realise he was going to watch the Antigua versus England test match in April , so that 's where he 's off to in April .
9 " It was n't exactly a question and now I know what you 're like I do n't think I can — "
10 ‘ I guessed something was wrong on the boat , and now I know what it was .
11 In the autumn of that year I was to wedge into the mirror of my college bedsitting-room a piece of paper bearing the following lines : ‘ Life 's a cheat and all things shew it/I thought so once and now I know it ’ .
12 because if someone else says that and then all of a sudden I did n't know this and now I know it .
13 And now I know who I 'm looking for I do n't need any from you , ’ he responded succinctly and , pushing himself to his feet , disappeared back into the cockpit .
14 The Factory had n't been specific ( it rarely is ) , but I had the feeling that whatever it was warning me about was important , and I also suspected it would be bad , but I had been wise enough to take the hint and check my Poles , and now I knew my aim was still good ; things were still with me .
15 ‘ He was trying out the new one that Joe bought for his little Beth to learn on , and even I knew he was playing well . ’
16 There are more secrets than those belonging to the English , and well I know it .
17 And well I know you never got it from me . ’
18 But I thought I would wait until I heard you arrive , and then I knew I should be all right . ’
19 God help me , I put my hand on the ruin of his head , and then I knew he was dead .
20 And yet I knew it was right .
21 ‘ It terrifies me and yet I know I ca n't keep walking away from it .
22 In 93 , by contrast , the sense of isolation and suspicion of infidelity ( 92 ends with the line ‘ Thou mayst be false and yet I know it not ’ ) takes on that most bitter form , knowing self-deception : ‘ So shall I live supposing thou art true , /Like a deceivéd husband ’ — that is , a cuckold .
23 And yet I know it almost better than my own street .
24 I have only dipped into it here and there , but already I know it will displace the Tales of Grimm as my favourite book .
25 But anyway I know it takes up a lot of time and a lot of our columns .
26 But somehow I knew he would n't .
27 I had always believed that survival lay in the mind but now I knew there were things one could n't survive .
28 ‘ I thought this could never happen to me — but now I know it already has .
29 Flesh of my flesh , blood of my blood , I want you though you poison me , but well I know you never will .
30 Actually one other thing that that is n't done , but then I know it 's gon na be done on divisional basis , is the appraisal training .
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