Example sentences of "[coord] what she [verb] " in BNC.

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1 Quite suddenly whether Anne worried or what she thought were not of the least importance .
2 Perhaps , thought Harry , Heather had not told him of her visit to Oxford — or what she had learned there .
3 Ratings were made by a team of researchers with no knowledge of whether or not the woman was a case , or what she had said about her response to the event .
4 And — worse — how did you ever decide what you felt about that person or what she meant to you ?
5 Or what she planned to do about it when she found out .
6 Of all the recent authors it is perhaps Jeffreys who has developed the most thorough analysis of permissiveness or what she refers to as the ‘ sexual revolution ’ .
7 Only she does n't care much for things or what she eats , what she wants are people , action .
8 She did n't care where she went or what she saw as long as he was pleased and she was with him .
9 I do n't know where she went or what she did , but at night she was always there , curled up on the rattan chaise-longue , looking at me .
10 She had no idea , until then , why she was acting as she was , or what she suspected , or why , indeed , she should suspect anything but a straight pick-up , and one so simply and attractively engineered as to be quite unalarming ; a normal minor wolf on the prowl , with a long weekend to while away , and an eye cocked for congenial company , preferably intimate , but in any case gratifying .
11 She knows , but does not know why she knows , or what she knows .
12 She could not see why her mother wanted her , nor what she expected her to do in Northam , and whenever she mentioned the subject to others they exclaimed in horror , commiserating with her , telling her that she must be firm , never for half a moment assuming that she could or would really do it .
13 ‘ I knew she went to a certain museum but I did n't know where else she went , nor any of her sources , nor what she paid for things .
14 I was wondering how often she did this ministering angel act , and what she got out of it .
15 Your colleague ? ’ said Pamella , bemused , trying to remember who Stuart White was , and then , when it came back to her who Stuart White was , and what he 'd given her ( £500 ) and what she 'd done ( which was n't much ) and what he 'd done ( which she does n't remember being precisely , exactly , what he later said that he 'd done ) she very rapidly saw what they meant , screamed , shut the door and hit the phone .
16 She thought she 'd married a pair of muscular , sheltering arms and what she 'd got was a snivelling kid still frightened of Mummy .
17 She was so transparent that there seemed nothing but clear skin between what she felt and what she said .
18 She was smiling and what she said almost brought him up from the bed , his fists flailing .
19 I told her she 's welcome to stay up there just as long as she wants and what she said would n't bear repeating .
20 The body 's centre line and she equated that and what she said was in terms of the hands that people who were open and positive communicators used on average more symmetrical open palm gestures than individual or closed palm gestures non-symmetrical .
21 She instructed them on what had happened and what she had done , and what she recommended be done next .
22 Find out who his business contacts and friends are and what she thinks of them , assuming , of course , that she 's ever met any of them .
23 The last player out becomes the judge of the next throw and what she says must be accepted .
24 Mrs Quigley does n't say a lot , and what she says she says quietly .
25 To please him she learned to talk about what she read and what she thought .
26 The rain fell against his face as he watched her march out into the dusk , narrow shoulders pulled resolutely back as if she were someone who knew exactly where she was going and what she thought about things .
27 When Ace arrived back at the hospital with Petion- and the Doctor , she found Howard talking animatedly , but not entirely cheerfully , to a hawk-faced man in Marine uniform and what she thought of as a Smokey-bear hat .
28 Suspicious of excess and what she thought of as theatricality , she lived — quite adequately and blamelessly — on the lowest level of religious experience .
29 Like Angela she would not want a poor doctor , and sooner or later would tire of her play-acting and retire back to that world — he wondered why she had left it , and what she thought that she was doing here in the East End , so far from her family and friends .
30 What she felt , and what she resented , was that she 'd been tricked !
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