Example sentences of "and [vb infin] [conj] [vb base] " in BNC.
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| 1 | You will need about a teaspoonful of yogurt which you then apply to face and neck and leave on for ten to fifteen minutes . |
| 2 | In this area of mutual ministry , the gifts of the Spirit are given to strengthen and comfort and build up the church . |
| 3 | This is your legacy : the Fianna Fáil party being bequeathed to a bunch of cute hoors who will fudge and stall and cavil and equivocate in relation to every single area of progressive legislation relating to women , the family , divorce , homosexuality , contraception and education . |
| 4 | Being shackled to one epoch meant it had to change and adapt but try to reconcile this with harsh realities . |
| 5 | As built , the original Time Rotor could not only rise and fall but rotate on its axis as well . |
| 6 | Why do n't you go and change and hang that suit up ? |
| 7 | every anthropologist has experienced ‘ culture shock ’ ; a temporary inability to grasp and act and think in the terms of the assumptions upon which the newly entered culture is based . |
| 8 | Although history is deterministic there is still the need for workers to unite and act and accept the invitation to join in the great drama of history . |
| 9 | Maybe they do vibrate and throb and pulsate with ‘ irritability ’ , and glow with ‘ living ’ warmth , but these properties all emerge incidentally . |
| 10 | For a time ‘ tumultuous thoughts like masterless Hell hounds did roar and bellow and make a noise within me … . |
| 11 | Trees did not whisper and murmur and chuckle with an evil malevolence … |
| 12 | Each weekend begins on Friday evening with supper , followed by an introductory talk , film or video , night prayers and then the freedom to sit and chat or go to bed . |
| 13 | Amid it all was their constant awareness of Moran 's watching presence , sharpening everything they did with the danger of letting something fall and break and bring the weight of his disapproval into the small chain . |
| 14 | They also like activities as well reflectors , where they can stand back and watch and listen to others as well and sometimes within a group activity they actually like to pull back and listen to what others are saying . |
| 15 | Would you like to sit down and watch and see , watch |
| 16 | With their subsequent production , It Pays To Advertise ( 1924 ) , they moved to the Aldwych Theatre , where they were joined in 1925 by the playwright Ben Travers [ q.v. ] , who was to describe Lynn in his memoirs as ‘ the greatest farcical actor I was ever lucky enough to know and watch and work with ’ . |
| 17 | True , he had to make distracting , bread-winning forays away from it but then , with glad and hastening steps , he returned to the true centre of his life , the children whom he helped to feed and bath and dress and play with , even cook for , in domestic servantless days like these . |
| 18 | The world seemed to tilt and spin and fold itself inside out in a volcanic eruption of pleasure … |
| 19 | Nor was it some stranger come to drink and dance and lie with a man in a borrowed bed . |
| 20 | ‘ Detente ’ quickly became a pejorative term , and President Reagan , elected in 1980 , referred to the USSR in a celebrated phrase as an ‘ evil empire ’ ; the Russians , he declared at his first press conference , would ‘ lie and cheat and pursue their ends of world domination ’ . |
| 21 | The Side , an unlovely , but beloved spot was where the miners met to squat and smoke and gossip : Burton recollected it warmly as a fraternal masculine club , much cherished . |
| 22 | If an organiser does not co-ordinate and monitor and know exactly what 's going on at each stage , then ultimately he has only himself to blame if something goes wrong . |
| 23 | And to each of them Frith gave the cunning and the fierceness and the desire to hunt and slay and eat the children of El-ahrairah . |
| 24 | Who could be so abominable and so foul and so devoid of proper awe that he might heave and push and grunt and pant above her parted legs ? |
| 25 | Who would be so abominable and so foul and so devoid of proper awe that he might heave and push and grunt and pant above her parted legs ? — ’ |
| 26 | ‘ Who could be so abominable and so foul and so devoid of proper awe that he might heave and push and grunt and pant above her parted legs ? ’ |
| 27 | George had to coax and nag and beg and borrow and almost steal to get most of it ! |
| 28 | Sometimes they would come and lunch or dine in my hotel , sitting at a table next to ours . |
| 29 | But they like to puzzle and tease and make people think , as well . |
| 30 | You want to go and see that do n't you ? |