Example sentences of "[subord] she [modal v] [vb infin] her [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Searching round for where she 'd put her champagne glass , she discovered it on a wrought-iron table behind her .
2 Outside in the street , where she could raise her voice again , she almost shouted at him , telling him he was to stop behaving as if he had been right and she wrong — as if he believed she now shared his views and endorsed his ridiculous maunderings .
3 She picked up both the paper and the keys , and this time held her arms out immediately in front of her — where she could keep her eye on both at the same time .
4 ‘ Mind you , ’ Bella continued , ‘ she does n't seem to like you , so she must have her head screwed on right ! ’
5 She spoke slowly , partly so she could drop her voice to the right sort of sexy drawl and partly because she was desperately wondering what to say next .
6 By the time she reached the hut her hair had turned white and she had gone dumb with grieving , so she could tell her husband nothing of what had happened .
7 ‘ We need to create the space around her so she can start her work … ’
8 Just so she can change her perception of it all .
9 I 've got to get Mrs Balanchine to the hospital so she can see her husband . ’
10 Once she could find her way around the palazzo she would n't feel quite so helpless .
11 The door bell rang again and Camille hid in the downstairs lavatory until she could make her getaway .
12 Some times petty problems would erupt into threats of violence or death , and she would have to take plenty of time to negotiate patiently until she could continue her work .
13 All that remained now was to fill in the time until she could ring her mother .
14 And finally Thorfinn laid hands on the outer door and began to move it , fraction by fraction , as if it were a gravestone , until she could force her way out .
15 Looks like she 'll get her wish . ’ ,
16 I wonder if she 'll change her time because of half term and she wo n't have to be taking her daughter to nursery school today , half past one .
17 The new Lady Woodleigh looked as if she might take her riding-crop to him if he so much as uttered another word .
18 The two armies waited while messengers conveyed to Mary the offer of her rebel nobles to support her once more if she would discard her husband 's murderer .
19 Asked if she would abandon her attempt if they became ill she replied that she could not say in advance , and pointed out that there would be eight doctors , including one paediatric specialist , immediately to hand .
20 After that she went into service and there she stayed until , when she was about twenty-two years of age , her brother came to tell her he was married and to ask her if she would leave her employer and come to look after his wife who was expecting a baby .
21 She wondered if she would lose her job if she tossed a sodden plaster bandage right at his grinning mouth .
22 If she 'd set her mind on something she thought was right she would want it done immediately .
23 Like all the others she had no idea if she 'd see her family again .
24 She has asked if she can have her baby on the NHS in the States .
25 Time will tell if she can regain her sight .
26 Shelley asks if she can ring her mother to see if they are all right .
27 She swallowed and wondered if she should pull her hand away , but as Jake continued to hold it against his cheek , watching her with eyes that suddenly threatened to swallow her , she was aware that all at once her hand had become paralysed .
28 We were completely thrown when one woman asked if she could bring her daughter to the next session .
29 If she could ease her pain , then she would gladly make any sacrifice that was asked of her .
30 If she could make her way along to the right ladder , she would be able to climb up to the painted clouds high overhead .
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