Example sentences of "they and [vb past] [pos pn] " in BNC.

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1 Sally squeezed her feet into them and surveyed her image again .
2 I smiled at both of them and told his friend my clothes suited him .
3 Light though his touch was , she found it infinitely exciting and when his fingertip reached the centre of her lips , she opened them and felt his finger on her tongue .
4 Harriet had climbed them and had her key in the lock when she heard footsteps on the path behind her and a male voice called : ‘ Excuse me ! ’
5 With our Masai translator and guide we lived with them and accepted their hospitality which was our biggest witness to them .
6 Gradually these courts decayed , partly owing to the jealousy of the Common Law Courts , which interfered with them and extended their own jurisdiction .
7 They had the terms already pre-printed for us and we had agreed them and secured our new property before we even received terms from the others . ’
8 She smiled vaguely at them and made her way to Jack 's office .
9 ‘ It will certainly release a lot of the pressure that has surrounded them and made their personal lives very difficult .
10 She ran into them and pressed her face against his chest .
11 I could never of got them and got her hair cut cos she did do it slowly and got it level
12 The senator smiled broadly at all of them and lifted his hand towards the Frenchman , gesturing for him to lead the way .
13 When the Major returned and discovered what they had done , he galloped off and , knowing the country , was able to overtake the thieves on the road to Ludlow , where he killed most of them and retrieved his property .
14 The Shah could then have denounced them and ordered their arrest and execution .
15 Their fate should , therefore , be in some sense at least exemplary : opportunity was certainly offered to them , they had choices , at eighteen the world opened for them and displayed its riches , the brave new world of Welfare State and County Scholarships , of equality for women , they were the elite , the chosen , the garlanded of the great social dream .
16 The horses moved in their stalls as she passed them and threaded her way to the ladder .
17 A serjeant-at-arms wearing the royal livery stopped them and asked their business before allowing them through .
18 — One explanation is that when visitors to West Africa pointed at the land around them and asked its name the local people though they were indicating a group of nearby women .
19 He dropped the cigarette into the ashtray and held out his arms , and she snuggled into them and slipped her hands round behind him , hugging him tight .
20 Has he talked to them and recorded their verbal yes or no ?
21 It is already technically feasible to build ‘ robot ’ bank and building society branches , but such an exercise would be a disaster if consumers refused to use them and switched their savings elsewhere .
22 The small group of riders spied them and altered their course to meet the patrol .
23 She looked up at them and allowed her glasses to fall from her nose .
24 Aunt Margaret must have woken them and organised their washing .
25 She stood behind one of them and rested her hand against its curved back .
26 He would have said much more , but Brown Owl , who had crawled under the fence , hurried to them and put her arms round poor , scared Mandy .
27 Instead he silently walked the few feet between them and put his arms round her .
28 He veered left towards them and put his own jacket on the ground .
29 We had never consciously allocated days to each other ; it had just turned out that we had grabbed them and put our stamp on them .
30 ‘ On the occasion the Mayor was driving through the town with another prominent local man when a ‘ super sports ’ car without warning shot in front of them and scraped their bonnet .
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