Example sentences of "with [pos pn] [noun] [conj] [verb] [pers pn] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I remember when Mike was a baby and I went home with my shopping and left him at the check-out in Sainsbury 's . |
| 2 | ‘ ' So I pour seven whiskies , hand them out , then wander off to stab each of the captives with my foot and check they 're still awake . |
| 3 | He added : ‘ I never struck him with my fists or kicked him in the face when I was in a standing position . ’ |
| 4 | This guy sitting behind me started playing with my hair and touching me up . |
| 5 | And anyway , the first day she gave me right enough , she came round every morning with my breakfast and brought it into the lift for me . |
| 6 | I can pick the cigar up just with my eye-power and push it and pull it in the air any way I want ! ’ |
| 7 | I would see him with my father and hear them talking about paintings and so forth . |
| 8 | ‘ It 's your friendship with my mother that worries me most ! ’ she said stiffly , her cheeks flushing under the cool gaze he returned . |
| 9 | Marie helps me off with my coat and holds it while I slip the jacket on . |
| 10 | The woman who wept over the feet of Jesus in Luke chapter 7 and then proceeded to wipe his feet with her hair and anoint them with ointment , had her sins forgiven . |
| 11 | Helping with her physiotherapy and supporting her through what was very painful treatment . |
| 12 | Aggie turned her head slightly away , took up the knife that was lying to the side of her plate , cut a piece of meat in two , then picked it up with her fingers and ate it ; then she turned to the child and said , ‘ What 's your second name ? ’ |
| 13 | Mother licked cream from the ice-cave interior of the meringue , then broke off part of the superstructure with her fingers and popped it into her mouth . |
| 14 | Kindly , he dried her face on a tea-towel , helped her on with her coat and shepherded her down the stairs . |
| 15 | Using the trowel she chipped at the ground outside the door , prising cold earth from among the prickly stems and broken bricks , gathering it with her hands and putting it into the bucket . |
| 16 | She put the page of the newspaper with her letter and took it to the station . |
| 17 | She used the training given by her mother 's Suzy Lamplugh Trust — which gives women advice about safety — to reason with her attacker and offer him her car . |
| 18 | Her monument consists of her Journals , which record the ordinary details of day-to-day life with her brother and help us to understand how the poems were created , for frequently the first idea for a poem is to be found in them . |
| 19 | ‘ Found her on half an acre in Buckinghamshire with her mother and got her for my youngest lad . |
| 20 | When the Princess discovered what was going on she had one terse meeting with her husband and told him : ‘ Why do n't you save yourself a phone call and ring the papers direct ? ’ |
| 21 | The mother who lives only through her children will face an empty future , for she is losing touch with the source of her own life , identifying with her creations and expecting them to sustain her . |
| 22 | She reached down with her finger and drew it out covered in blood . |
| 23 | Fit the immersion heater with its washer and insert it into the screwed boss . |
| 24 | This is very similar to the posture a gull physically must take up just before attacking another gull by jabbing it with its bill or biting it . |
| 25 | Then I will form a call-beam link with its perceptors and use them to locate the opening that you seek ’ . |
| 26 | No sooner does it fall back and hit the water than the whale flicks it into the air again with a blow of its tail or seizes it with its jaws and thrashes it on the water . |
| 27 | I laughed again and tapped the screen above a formation of red and green flapping things , just as one of them , peeling off to the side of the main pack , dived down firing at Jamie 's craft , missing it with its shots but clipping him with one green wing as it disappeared off the bottom of the screen , so that Jamie 's craft detonated in a blaze of flashing red and yellow . |
| 28 | I filled up cardboard boxes with its contents and took them down to the local charity shop . |
| 29 | The chimney swift of Asia manages to collect twigs by flying at a branch , seizing one with its beak and breaking it off by the sheer force of its aerial velocity . |
| 30 | Hunting dogs in Africa and wolves in North America also hunt in teams , snapping at the heels of an antelope or a moose , one taking over from the other until their victim is so exhausted that they can get a grip on it with their teeth and pull it down . |