Example sentences of "[noun prp] [coord] i [modal v] [verb] [pron] " in BNC.
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| 31 | So I did n't say , ‘ Okay , I 'm Joe and I can play anything and I 'm going to make sure that everyone knows on every song that I 'm Master Shredder ! ’ |
| 32 | ‘ I think you 'd better stay a bit longer and Mary and I will take you home . ’ |
| 33 | Craig and I will do everything we can to ensure the Subscriptions Scheme 's success . |
| 34 | Through Abraham and Sarah the call of God was here through God and I will show you and . |
| 35 | I have learned to love God and I will obey you in everything . " |
| 36 | How was I to know that old Ian had n't trekked across South Africa with a couple of elephants and demanded ‘ an audience with Nelson or I 'll smash you with a stump , . |
| 37 | I 'll show you how to juggle if you like , she told Baptiste : come downstairs and we 'll get some potatoes off Victorine and I 'll show you how to juggle . |
| 38 | Yes , I 'll come on that romantic stroll with you and watch the sunset as we did in Seville and I 'll remind you of it , just as you intend to remind me of it , and I 'll go with you all of the cruel way , Fernando , and when it 's all over I hope it gives you the satisfaction you crave . ’ |
| 39 | By the way the lot of seemed to be played in Hertfordshire these days , and one of the great days is at Harpenden and that 's on September the first on Sunday , when they have their annual single-wicket competition , and that 's a great local event and it 's bound to encourage all the young cricketers in the neighbourhood , they 're trying to make up for the lack of cricket in schools , so well done Harpenden and that is on Sunday next , er , er , first of September and I 'll give you the time in a minute if I can find it , when it is , it does n't say , but it 's probably all day at the Harpenden club , well done Harpenden encouraging young people to play cricket , Sunday first September . |
| 40 | Bill and I would watch her sometimes , bemused by the eternal conundrum of women — grey hair straggling from its bun , a tweed skirt , stout shoes , rubber gloves , a rubber mat , oblivious to the way she looked , her mind fully on the job . |
| 41 | Oh Dick , she says to me , she called she called me Dick and I used to tease her . |
| 42 | Unfortunately , this is the first winter for a long time in which Lowa has no distribution in Britain but I dare say someone will fill the gap before long . |
| 43 | I Milly and I will sort you out on that . |
| 44 | Hold this Ded and I 'll prang his mouth open . |
| 45 | Angela and er Angela and I 'll tell you what she can come anytime she wants |
| 46 | Enid and I will describe it all when we come back . ’ |
| 47 | For those reasons as I , have I , hoped made plain , it seems to me that the general scheme provided by Mrs is the one that ought to be adopted , however in my view when Mrs also makes provision for a second carer for some three hours a day that is well over egging the pudding , if I may adopt a phrase used by Mr at one stage during the case , I feel sure that in practice the two resident carers would not simply say well I 'm on duty from eight am on Monday till twelve midday on Thursday and I shall do nothing during the rest of the week , I think that living in the household for , at |
| 48 | Oh go on Chris or I 'll turn it on . |
| 49 | Thank you very much , and I 'll , I 'll get that I 'm gon na go over to Peterborough this afternoon , I 'll drop it all in , they 'll send it to Norwich and I 'll get it off to you okay , great , thanks very much . |
| 50 | Er what he did n't do which is which is very sensible and what has failed for other companies is that he did n't decide this is a good idea I 'll have somebody in Newcastle and somebody in Edinburgh and I 'll have somebody , in other words he gradually built the whole of the business out until he reached London by which time he he 'd a hell of exp er a lot of experience and knowledge about this thing 's going . |
| 51 | ‘ Elvis and I can handle it . ’ |
| 52 | Thoo can choose it and Elizabeth and me 'll mek 'em . ’ |
| 53 | But in time the phrase turned into an excellent formula of excuse , and Elizabeth and I could use it with no feeling of heartlessness . |
| 54 | Kernaghan , who has actually won schoolboy caps for Northern Ireland added : ‘ I 've been given a big chance now to book my ticket for the World Cup finals in America and I 'll do everything I can to take it . ’ |
| 55 | PS I told Nero you 'd meet him at Dover but I should leave your chariot behind he might not understand if you cut him in two , he 's funny that way . |
| 56 | They live in London but I can get their address for you . ’ |
| 57 | When we were all off-duty of an evening , Rosemary and I would get ourselves done up in our civvies ( strictly forbidden ) , and with our greatcoats and hats on to fool the eagle eye of the duty NCO in the Waaf Picquet Post , totter down the drive to await the arrival of the boys in the car . |
| 58 | Do n't bother about that , Eileen and I will do it . |
| 59 | Get a ticket to Stowbridge and I 'll meet you at the station . ’ |
| 60 | ‘ Come down out of your chariot , Queen Boadicea and I 'll show you … ’ |