Example sentences of "[pron] [noun pl] [noun] [conj] [pron] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Joanna Trollope , with The Men and the Girls ( Black Swan ) , is new to my Giants section but she is already there a year earlier than I thought she would be , which is wonderful . |
| 2 | ‘ I will have my singers doing as they are told . |
| 3 | I mean I never have given my dogs chocolates or anything like that , a lot of people do . |
| 4 | I could tell my grandparents things that I would n't tell my , my father or my mother . |
| 5 | They 're grown on my neighbours fence and it comes on to my path . |
| 6 | I heard about his death from one of my police contacts but nobody will tell us what happened . |
| 7 | Here we go again , I 've just filled in my pools coupon and I 've put Leeds down for a win . |
| 8 | The Labour party warned the Government of the time bomb that was being being created by their policies months before they took any action to try to stem the flow of repossessions . |
| 9 | But what we have here is a model of cognitive experience which privileges synthesis as its active principle and whose particular cognitive ability is that of interrelating the interconnections between phenomena or " opposed " moments of experience . |
| 10 | It made her eyes water but she stayed where she was until the saucepan was full , then tried to douse the flames . |
| 11 | And , according to a new survey by Friskies Petcare , we take our pet 's diet so seriously three-quarters of owners put as much effort into preparing and serving their animals meals as they do their own . |
| 12 | The workers are not just teachers or nursery nurses , their roles overlap and they are also more like friends than authority figures . |
| 13 | They were strapped into car seats in their parents Metro when it crashed into a Pontiac near Burford after heavy rain last September . |
| 14 | Poor Susie Smallwood , she had always said to herself , poor Susie , with her discontented little face and her sports car and her Rolex watch ; but now enviable Susie who could , and would , albeit with a show of petulance , leave Loxford and begin again . |
| 15 | erm , we 've never seen and they say this woman big crooks yeah , and the woman she got her dogs chain and she hit her over the back , she 's got all bruises , she told us after when when her report and |
| 16 | Er you , you , you 'll find that children will , grandchildren will tell their grandparents thing that they wo n't tell their own parents . |
| 17 | There 's a nursery as well with places for a hundred children aged between one and eight.The smallest children are taken off their mothers hands while they 're out at work and given a meal each day . |
| 18 | themselves and cut themselves and for , for Allah and whatnot hit and he had two policemen , now if they had , they 're , they 're not allowed to stop you and ask for your identification unless they have policeman with them , but they can arrest you and take you to their police station and they can be quite intimidating and , but they were going round , there was American service in there who have little cards written on it , they said they do n't have to cover their heads they , they 're allowed to do just as well as they please |
| 19 | Such imaging centres have always been a part of the American scene , another reason why they are so much more advanced in their presentations technology than we are , but until very recently the only major European one was in Brussels . |
| 20 | and there 's a lot of er of what people even leave their , their fortunes to look after some animal and they do n't leave it to people like er the lady sitting here who are , folk , folk are starving , but then its because people are needed and people are needed by their children , but there also needed by their men folk and I think its when they turn to being a mother to their men that , you know , even the , the love that they have , er whether its been a sexual love at one time , er friendly love becomes a very caring love and er I think that 's what we all remember erm those of us who have lost our husbands , that would like to have that , that part back again |
| 21 | But it was heartened by a reference elsewhere in the legislation that GPs could exceed their drugs budgets if they had ‘ good cause ’ — a term which the BMA will interpret as patients ' needs . |
| 22 | Under the previous law the hooker was striking against no-one on his own ball and rarely competed on his opponents ball for he was involved in the eight man drive . |
| 23 | He , it 's his weeks holiday and he was going to come down |
| 24 | Nasser was not informed of his mothers death until he returned to Khatatba , several months later , when it came as a great shock . |
| 25 | His suits were black and ill-fitting , his T-shirts scrotty and his hair unkempt — more Johnny Ball than Johnny Rotten . |
| 26 | He was a conspicuous high-profiled figure , in those days , a medical student and a man of the theatre , famed for his Footlights appearances and his impromptu wit . |
| 27 | Constable Dale Buckingham had just collected the car from the scene of the raid , in Bristol , and was taking it to his police station when he saw two men he suspected of being involved in the raid , and stopped . |
| 28 | Harry Short rarely brought his horses south when they had no chance of winning and , on all known form , Heraldic was outclassed in this race . |
| 29 | But it is clear we need to improve some aspects of our operations management if we are to increase profitability and capitalise on the good reputation achieved so far . |
| 30 | Please contact your personnel department if you would like to help . |