Example set (penman-primer) generated for language ENGLISH at 9-12-1998 16:28:13
 

72 Examples in this selection.
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The Knox sails. The Knox sails. PRIMER-1A
The Knox does not sail. The Knox does not sail. PRIMER-1B
The Knox sails to Pearl Harbor. The Knox sails to Pearl Harbor. PRIMER-2A
Does the Knox sail to Pearl Harbor? Does the Knox sail to Pearl Harbor? PRIMER-2B
Sail to Pearl Harbor! Sail to Pearl Harbor! PRIMER-2C
The Knox sails until Wednesday. The Knox sails until Wednesday. PRIMER-3A
You sail today. You sail today. PRIMER-3B
The Knox, the Fanning and the Whipple sail until Wednesday. The Knox, the Fanning and the Whipple sail until Wednesday. PRIMER-4A
They will sail to Pearl Harbor. They will sail to Pearl Harbor. PRIMER-4B
The Knox, the Fanning and the Whipple sail to Pearl Harbor and San Diego. The Knox, the Fanning and the Whipple sail to Pearl Harbor and San Diego. PRIMER-4C
We will be sailing to Pearl Harbor until Wednesday. We will be sailing to Pearl Harbor until Wednesday. PRIMER-4D
The ship is at San Diego. The ship is at San Diego. PRIMER-5A
The ship is in port. The ship is in port. PRIMER-5B
The ship is in port at San Diego. The ship is in port at San Diego. PRIMER-6A
The ship is in port at San Diego. The ship is in port at San Diego. PRIMER-6B
There are not any ships in port at San Diego. There are not any ships in port at San Diego. PRIMER-7A
There are not any ships at port in San Diego. There are not any ships at port in San Diego. PRIMER-7B
Previously, the Knox was in port at San Diego. Previously, the Knox was in port at San Diego. PRIMER-8
Tomorrow it will sail to San Diego. Tomorrow it will sail to San Diego. PRIMER-12
To San Diego the Knox will sail on Wednesday. To San Diego the Knox will sail on Wednesday. PRIMER-13
A ship loads a truck. A ship loads a truck. PRIMER-14A
The ship is loading your trucks. The ship is loading your trucks. PRIMER-14B
The ship is loading your trucks. The ship is loading your trucks. PRIMER-14C
The ship will sail to Pearl Harbor, and it is operational. The ship will sail to Pearl Harbor, and it is operational. PRIMER-16A
The ship that is operational will sail to Pearl Harbor. The ship that is operational will sail to Pearl Harbor. PRIMER-16B
The ship that will sail to Pearl Harbor is operational. The ship that will sail to Pearl Harbor is operational. PRIMER-16C
The operational ship that was in San Diego will sail to Pearl Harbor. The operational ship that was in San Diego will sail to Pearl Harbor. PRIMER-16D
The ship loaded an inoperative truck. The ship loaded an inoperative truck. PRIMER-20A
The ship loaded a truck, and it was inoperative. The ship loaded a truck, and it was inoperative. PRIMER-20B
The ship loaded a truck, and it was inoperative. The ship loaded a truck, and it was inoperative. PRIMER-20C
Either the ship loaded a truck, or it loaded a tank. Either the ship loaded a truck, or it loaded a tank. PRIMER-21A
Either the ship loaded a truck, or it loaded a tank. Either the ship loaded a truck, or it loaded a tank. PRIMER-21B
The ship loaded a truck or a tank. The ship loaded a truck or a tank. PRIMER-21C
The ship loaded a truck or a tank. The ship loaded a truck or a tank. PRIMER-21D
The ship reported that it is inoperative. The ship reported that it is inoperative. PRIMER-23
The ship sailed to Pearl Harbor, in order to load fuel. The ship sailed to Pearl Harbor, in order to load fuel. PRIMER-24A
Sail to Pearl Harbor, in order to load fuel! Sail to Pearl Harbor, in order to load fuel! PRIMER-24B
For example, the ship sailed to Pearl Harbor. For example, the ship sailed to Pearl Harbor. PRIMER-25
There aren't any wood ships in the Navy. There aren't any wood ships in the Navy. PRIMER-26
The ship could sail on Monday. The ship could sail on Monday. PRIMER-27A
The ship must sail on Monday. The ship must sail on Monday. PRIMER-27B
You should sail to Pearl Harbor on Monday. You should sail to Pearl Harbor on Monday. PRIMER-27C
On Monday the Knox will sail to San Diego. On Monday the Knox will sail to San Diego. PRIMER-29
The three ships sail to Pearl Harbor on Monday. The three ships sail to Pearl Harbor on Monday. PRIMER-30A
At least three ships sail to Pearl Harbor on Monday. At least three ships sail to Pearl Harbor on Monday. PRIMER-30B
Exactly three ships sail to Pearl Harbor on Monday. Exactly three ships sail to Pearl Harbor on Monday. PRIMER-30C
Fleets have ships. Fleets have ships. PRIMER-32A
Part of the fleet sails to Pearl Harbor with the Kennedy. Part of the fleet sails to Pearl Harbor with the Kennedy. PRIMER-33A
That part of the fleet sails to Pearl Harbor without the Kennedy. That part of the fleet sails to Pearl Harbor without the Kennedy. PRIMER-33B
As well as the Kennedy, the Knox sails to Pearl Harbor. As well as the Kennedy, the Knox sails to Pearl Harbor. PRIMER-34
The navy identified the new Russian ship as the Gorky. The navy identified the new Russian ship as the Gorky. PRIMER-35
The ship sailed to Pearl Harbor, in order to load fuel, then it loaded a truck. The ship sailed to Pearl Harbor, in order to load fuel, then it loaded a truck. PRIMER-37
Then the ship loaded a truck. Then the ship loaded a truck. PRIMER-38
The ship was named by the Navy. The ship was named by the Navy. PRIMER-39
The ship is C4. The ship is C4. PRIMER-41A
The readiness of the ship is C4. The readiness of the ship is C4. PRIMER-41B
These ships load. These ships load. PRIMER-42
That ship is named Kennedy. That ship is named Kennedy. PRIMER-43
The Constellation is the huge ship that was named by Kennedy The Constellation is the huge ship that was named by Kennedy PRIMER-44
That ship is in port because it is loading fuel. That ship is in port because it is loading fuel. PRIMER-45
The truck gave fuel to the Kennedy. The truck gave fuel to the Kennedy. PRIMER-46
The ship is reported as the Kennedy. The ship is reported as the Kennedy. PRIMER-47
The Whipple reports that the Knox loads a tank. The Whipple reports that the Knox loads a tank. PRIMER-48
The Knox sails when the Whipple sails. The Knox sails when the Whipple sails. PRIMER-49A
The Knox sails when the Whipple sails. The Knox sails when the Whipple sails. PRIMER-49B
The Knox sails where the Whipple sails. The Knox sails where the Whipple sails. PRIMER-49C
The Knox sails if the Whipple sails. The Knox sails if the Whipple sails. PRIMER-49D
The length of the Knox exceeds the length of the Whipple. The length of the Knox exceeds the length of the Whipple. PRIMER-50
What is the length of the Knox?. What is the length of the Knox?. PRIMER-51A
What is the length of the Knox?. What is the length of the Knox?. PRIMER-51B
Who loaded the Knox?. Who loaded the Knox?. PRIMER-52A
Who loaded the Knox?. What person loaded the Knox ? PRIMER-52B