Example sentences of "i [pron] " in BNC.
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| 31 | He pay me nothing . ’ |
| 32 | ‘ The strip showed huge distorted bodies with monster heads and twisted limbs sprouting with such things as : ‘ Vera , your beauty is unsurpassed in the undeniable excess of its obscenity and still you mouth me nothing but zero . ’ ’ |
| 33 | ‘ If you kill me nothing will prevent Psepha killing you ! ’ shouted the prone dragonrider . |
| 34 | To be in charge of a Scotland team is something that gives me nothing but pride . ’ |
| 35 | Crilly spares me nothing . |
| 36 | My diversion with the Frankensteins had gained me nothing . |
| 37 | ‘ You 've told me nothing about your future . |
| 38 | You owe me nothing . ’ |
| 39 | You took my youth , my innocence — everything I had ! — and then you flung me aside when you knew I could give you nothing … and you left me nothing ! ’ |
| 40 | As I said , the assurance would cost me nothing , because I am confident that it would not be activated . |
| 41 | ‘ She was paid weekly ; she owed me nothing . ’ |
| 42 | Francis told me nothing of his intentions so I can only guess . ’ |
| 43 | ‘ You 've told me nothing which would have been worth Edwin Garland taking the trouble to put into a letter and leave it with his lawyer . |
| 44 | ‘ You gave me nothing Fernando ! ’ |
| 45 | You 've caused me nothing but problems ever since you … ’ |
| 46 | ‘ The joke is , ’ said Nicol , crying into his pint , ‘ it was the only thing in the pub which cost me nothing . |
| 47 | Has n't cost me nothing has it ? |
| 48 | bloody told me nothing , go for it Dave . |
| 49 | In the next house you see I shall have to have different seating , they , they , I 'm going to , I 'm going to get somewhere smaller , so that three piece suite , it owes me nothing it only cost me what seven hundred pounds |
| 50 | But it owes me nothing now . |
| 51 | You told me nothing . |
| 52 | And nobody 's gon na give me nothing for that are they ? |
| 53 | Well you know me nothing |
| 54 | ‘ You know perfectly well that it is not me whom you love , but Mrs Greville , and the two children who are your responsibility , and , knowing that your heart lies with them , and not with me , I can not marry you . ’ |
| 55 | I equally do n't want to sail into something that is er pretty undesirable and as my Noble Friend Lord Boyd-Carpenter says if we do that then almost certainly I do n't know I may be completely wrong , I 've got enormous faith in the my Right Honourable from my Noble Friend the Chief Whip and even more f faith in all my friends beh behind me whom I know will er go in , in the right direction because they think so erm superb , but My Lords er I would obviously like to see whether there is any way in which we can bridge this divide . |
| 56 | ‘ Ye told me yerself that ye do n't like it here . ’ |
| 57 | Yer told me yerself 'e put the finger on the goin 's on at the Crown . |
| 58 | ‘ To me everyone in the pop has an image of being stoned and drunk every night . |
| 59 | ‘ Nero sent me them . ’ |
| 60 | Certainly she does not show me them , of an evening , as we were used to do . |