Example sentences of "[vb past] [vb pp] [pers pn] [conj] her " in BNC.

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1 For the next week I thought long and hard about undertaking an interview with the Queen Mother which would cover every aspect of her life but the great historical event which had changed it for ever ; which had propelled her and her husband to the throne , had made happy and glorious a reign which might otherwise have been disastrous , yet which was tragically cut short by illness and death , and which in the long run had made her far and away the most loved of all the members of the Royal Family .
2 On the contrary , the birth of sons to the queen in 1471 and 1473 had given her and her kinsmen a more secure political status .
3 On the contrary , the birth of sons to the queen in 1471 and 1473 had given her and her kinsmen a more secure political status .
4 Scarlet 's mother had given it as her opinion that Brian was constipated .
5 Besides , her arms were still on fire from where he had lifted her and her nipples still burned from that brief contact with his chest .
6 He had already said as much to Mistress Philippa when he had met her and her rather effeminate betrothed .
7 She had told him that her reasons were personal .
8 If anyone had told her that her granddaughter was on drugs she would have laughed in their face .
9 It was a bridesmaid 's dress , left over from her cousin 's wedding in Charters Towers last year , and she had not worn it since , but the brief glimpse she had had of the other female guests had told her that her more casual outfits would not do tonight amongst the Hamiltons ' sophisticated entourage .
10 His ride against her when beaten half a length on Bachelor 's Button in the previous season 's Jockey Club Cup had convinced him that her stamina was flawed .
11 She blinked , momentarily blinded , then experienced a sense of shock as she realised that her early warning system , that nervous tingle that ran down her spine , had betrayed her as her vision cleared and she realised Niall was standing beside her .
12 She showed immediate enthusiasm and , well , one thing led to another and before long I had invited her and her family to come over to Tintagel to meet Dawn and see her fly .
13 Because the group had known her and her children for some time they agreed to ‘ have a go ’ and the placement went ahead .
14 Thiercelin had escorted her and her maid to their lodgings , refused the opportunities and dangers presented by her offer of a drink , and bid them goodnight .
15 She had made a pass at me , of course , but I had left her and her dead eyes in her big , empty house .
16 Mrs Phillips ' sister Bernadette Morrow , told the inquest that the death had left her and her family feeling that Stephen had been neglected .
17 ‘ But I understood she had left you and her children and had gone abroad . ’
18 I have Mrs Ross 's papers before me , including a letter from her daughter saying she had left you and her children , had found another man , and was going abroad .
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