Example sentences of "[pron] and it [verb] [prep] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | They heard it , wheeled up in the air towards it and right past me and it turned off the road in fear . |
| 2 | The dress slipped to her narrow hips where it remained supported by his hands , until he raised them and it fell to the floor and her body gleamed naked . |
| 3 | The role of foremen or front-line supervisors in these evaluations is a central one and it developed during the 1950s as an integral part of efforts to promote QC activities . |
| 4 | then , no Ian had an orange one and when we pedalled it up and down it kept falling off so Katie put a bolt in it , a wee little one and it screwed onto the tractor bit . |
| 5 | Reid admitted : ‘ That hurt him and it got to the stage where he was n't getting in there to take chances . |
| 6 | Jasper neatly took the packet from her and it disappeared into the heart pocket of his bomber jacket . |
| 7 | The downfilled upholstery is a bench-mark , he says : ‘ You sink into it and it moulds to the body . ’ |
| 8 | A long throw on the Leeds left went into the box , someone got a head to it and it looped towards the far post . |
| 9 | And therefore it does n't matter what the will may have said erm I mean it does n't matter what the intestacy may be er that survivor takes it and it goes to the survivor outside of the will and you do not deal with it . |
| 10 | Defries , Daak and Ace could n't take their eyes from it as the shuttle took them inexorably towards it and it grew across the window . |
| 11 | On one of the islands he saw a shaggy water rat ; he shouted at it and it slid into the water and swam away with only the top of its head showing . |
| 12 | A gust of wind caught it and it slid towards the ground , but only for a moment or so . |
| 13 | Mum opened it and it flew in the house . |
| 14 | Guedron 's most popular air , ‘ Est-ce Mars le grand Dieu des alarmes ’ , in the Ballet de Madame ( 1613 ) , inspired both Sweelinck and Scheidt to write keyboard variations on it and it appears in the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book in an arrangement by Farnaby as ‘ The New Sa-hoo ’ . |