Example sentences of "[pron] [adj] [noun pl] [vb past] his " in BNC.
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| 1 | I mean we 've got , four , four , four cars in our house , the gran lives in the granny annexe inside , god knows how the fucking hell she got a parking space , somehow she did , mum 's got her 's in there , my old mans parked his opposite , we 've got a big double drive as well , my old man parks his on the right and I park mine on the fucking left , its like a parking lot out there in the mornings , and if when he says |
| 2 | Her trembling fingers traced his kiss on her lips . |
| 3 | He helped the girl down very deliberately — well aware of Burkett 's calculating and approving regard — and as his fingers pressed on that tensile waist , as her free breasts brushed his over-layered chest , as her thighs carelessly kissed his own , he saw a break in the tight-capped cloud of his misery : but he could not reach out to it . |
| 4 | Once she was inside his trousers , her slim fingers caressed his sleeping organ until it jumped in her hand as if it had been bitten . |
| 5 | She took too much notice of his comings and goings and her sharp words pierced his skin ( not as thick as she supposed ) through to the heart . |
| 6 | Witnesses at their wild parties saw his restlessness and rage . |
| 7 | They walked back to South Audley Street together , weaving their way through the lunchtime crowds on the pavements , the tall , striking girl and the young man whose pixieish looks belied his twenty-six years . |
| 8 | His narrowed eyes betrayed his impatience . |
| 9 | His folded forearms hugged his cramped belly . |
| 10 | His Irish experiences led his lively imagination well outside the normal range of military thinking at the time . |
| 11 | His postwar writings drew his previous interests together , as he developed ideas on the nature of instinct , the interpretation of dreams , and the relationship of myth and dream . |
| 12 | His other books included his Life of the first Marquess of Ripon ( 1921 ) . |
| 13 | Ian Watson was a dedicated , somewhat highly strung young man whose intelligence would have enabled him to have passed his final exams had his father realised that a reasonable allowance was so necessary . |
| 14 | The effects of the severe climate on his fellow soldiers caught his attention and he was able to develop his consequent ideas on atmospheric humidity when in April 1919 he resumed his post in Simla . |