Example sentences of "[pers pn] [adv] [verb] our [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 I said , apologetically , ‘ It 's ridiculous , but I only remember our meeting once , after Oxford .
2 I just hope our goal will be safe from him ! ’
3 But when I quickly explained our problem and made my request , her large furry face wrinkled with doubt .
4 The Chinese are very good singers , and practically every other person seemed to have a good voice and a repertoire of songs , a lot of them popular revolutionary songs , but also they gave us a rendering of ‘ old Man River ’ and a few others , and we all rounded the occasion off with Rio Grande , Old MacDonald had a farm ( during which the Chairman of the Institute Revolutionary Committee looked a bit bemused ) and Auld Lang Syne. and I also did our bit , singing a few English songs including ‘ Turpin Hero ’ , and we even attempted a rendering of two Chinese songs from the opera ‘ the White-Haired Girl ’ , much to everybody 's amusement and applause .
5 I really enjoyed our conversation .
6 I realise this is higher than originally envisaged but I firmly believe our approach will lead to the best result .
7 Lord Mayor , I therefore support our motion .
8 I never realised our dog was so clever ! ’
9 In a cold season you suddenly left our home
10 That the Americans called you in to protect our friend Heinrich Trimmler .
11 You knew I 'd move in with you — perhaps you already felt our child kick inside your belly — ; you saw us wave it off to school .
12 You just missed our offer , ’ said the waiter .
13 This meets with Denice 's approval , and she swears solemnly that if she ever has our child , it will be called Keifer or Julia .
14 She also edited our magazine for several years .
15 ‘ After Hall was ordered off you really saw our resilience and will to succeed . ’
16 As you well know our mission statement , Save The Children 's vision , commits us to using our experience gained here and overseas to achieve lasting benefits for children on a far wider scale than would be the case if we just confined our work to those children and families who happen to be involved in the projects we run .
17 In response she simply returned our letter with the words ‘ Sorry .
18 She NEVER gets our hero . ’
19 May I hope that you too enjoyed our talk — and may I have the pleasure of calling on you .
20 The recession continued unabated in the UK and started to gather pace in many of our export markets , however , we successfully expanded our agriculture business and became the UKs Number One , through the purchase of from .
21 We slowly sweated our way up the steep mountainside on wet , slippery grass which gave way to wetter , slippier rocks looming vertically out of the swirling mist .
22 However , play was kept tight and we slowly increased our lead .
23 We thereby maximise our chance of demonstrating what we are looking for .
24 We eventually started our walk , with the Society 's Hon.
25 We naturally renewed our invitation as soon as we learnt of the new arrangements proposed by the English Club , and he wrote to me on 25 November 1935 on Criterion writing paper :
26 We only wish our insomnia was due to our street lights being too bright or , at the very least , being in existence rather than concern about our families , friends and neighbours walking through our dark paths and streets .
27 We only need our heating on for an hour .
28 We only fulfil our potential as individuals in working with and for others , as well as for ourselves .
29 We only waste our time here ’ , was the common complaint of those who were aware of what prestigious western universities had to offer .
30 Well I think we better have our tea if daddy 's here in a minute .
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