Example sentences of "get me a " in BNC.
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| 1 | Get me a stud . |
| 2 | ‘ Get me a cigarette , Billy , ’ she says . |
| 3 | On stage he says to me , ‘ Get me a Lancashire cocktail , my man . ’ |
| 4 | There was a fellow came up to me in Lime Street and said : ‘ Hey , get me a taxi . |
| 5 | ‘ Get me a packet of Woodbines while you 're round there Ma , ’ he bawled from the washhouse . |
| 6 | Go and get me a Coke and a bar of chocolate . |
| 7 | ‘ Get me a riding-habit out , ’ she said tersely . |
| 8 | ‘ Get me a goal flag , Dancer , then I can signal , ‘ Do you Screw ? ’ to that blonde . ’ |
| 9 | Yes I 'll go Lord if you get me a job there secure in the knowledge that |
| 10 | Anyway , when 're you going to stop talking and get me a drink ? |
| 11 | Just get me a fix on that Metro … ’ |
| 12 | ‘ Get me a mirror ! ’ the father yelled . |
| 13 | Get me a mirror ! ’ |
| 14 | Get me a big pig and we shall cook it . ’ |
| 15 | Anyway , what I 'm askin' you to do now is to get on your feet and go and get me a drop of gin and a couple of pints of beer . ’ |
| 16 | Get me a 1-metre tape measure . ’ |
| 17 | Get me a glass of wine now . ’ |
| 18 | ‘ Get me a ladder ! ’ cried Gabriel . |
| 19 | Get me a rope — now ! |
| 20 | Then today , when I was by the nail ( he always sits on the steps up ) , I said ( I did it on purpose ) run and get me a cigarette . |
| 21 | Please God , thought Penny Warlock ( Junior Classics , Geography and Religious Instruction ) , get me a job in a real school before next September . |
| 22 | Now , sweetie , get me a bit of newspaper from the box , and dump all the silver on it , and while I 'm at it , you might get the vase and candlestick from the sitting room , and I 'll do your trophy if you like . ’ |
| 23 | Right colleagues if you would turn to the General Secretary 's report , on page , page one hundred and eighty , and we 'll go through the pages from one eighty two to two six nine , one eighty , one eight one , one eight two , one eight three , one eight four , one eight five , one eight six , one eight seven , one eight eight , one eight nine , one nine O , one nine one , one nine two , one nine three , one nine four , one nine five , one nine six , one nine seven , one nine eight , one nine nine , two hundred , two O one , two O two , two O three , two O four , two O five , two O six , two O seven , two O eight , two O nine , two one O , two eleven , two twelve , two thirteen , two fourteen , two fifteen , two sixteen , two seventeen , two eighteen , two nineteen , two two O , two two one , two two two , two two three , two two four , two two five , two two six , two two seven , two two eight , two two nine , two three O , two three one , two three two , two three three , two three four , two three five , two three six , two three seven , two three eight , two three nine , two four O , two four one , two four two , two four three , two four four , two four five , two four six , somebody get me a drink ! |
| 24 | No , we both like pizzas , but to dream about them at the same time , and he 's screaming out in his sleep , get me a pizza |
| 25 | ‘ Get me a bowl , Peggy , will you ? ’ |
| 26 | ‘ Get me a camera and if we repeat this morning 's little exercise , we 'll be able to prove the leak end of things . |
| 27 | One younger girl ( herself an accomplished user of Jamaican Creole ) found her mother 's Barbadian a source of amusement : Right , my mum right , when she goes — like some English people go " can you go and get me a glass of water please " mum go — " get me a piece o' waata please " — not [ ] , " [ wa:ta ] " an' 'piece " . |
| 28 | She goes " get me a piece of waata " like that — but she jus ' makes me laugh … an' she speaks so fas ' she comes from Barbados she 's Barbadian , my dad 's Trinidadian . |
| 29 | Go and get me a brush . ’ |
| 30 | Only I want Only just get me a tin of hair lacquer , normal hold for tinted that 's all I want . |