Example sentences of "[pron] [conj] [pron] [verb] [prep] " in BNC.

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1 Though Rivers gave some slight encouragement to Eliot in suggesting that even in our own society , religious changes have unforeseen and far-reaching effects parallel to those caused by the abolition of head-hunting in Melanesia , Eliot 's linking of ‘ cannibal isle ’ and that ‘ slick place ’ London goes directly against the main thrust of the book which stresses ‘ the almost immeasurable difference between Melanesian and European cultures , and the sharpness of the line which still divides them where they come in contact ’ .
2 Local folklore has it that in prehistoric times men drove wild cattle to their deaths over Combe Scar and ate them where they fell at the foot of the crag ( cattle bones are reputed to have been found there ) .
3 Notice that it is customary to indicate the parameters best varied to achieve balance by drawing an arrow through them where they appear in the double balance equations , as done here .
4 I 'm saying leave them where they belong at home .
5 Then , just when Rachel was feeling she wanted it to go on forever , this exciting masquerade between the two of them where it seemed as if the rest of the world did n't exist , she found herself beside Danny who began stuttering and waving his arms , obviously trying to tell her something .
6 However , it is not for me or you to presume upon the gentleman 's intentions .
7 Get off you do n't climb on people 's chairs you sit on them or you play on the floor
8 D'yer mind tellin' me where yer come from ? ’
9 Just as unc so a step " up " and a step " down " added together leave me where I started with zero displacement ) .
10 The Men came for me where I huddled in the marram grass and they took me back to the low cage .
11 Although it was getting dusk , he was certain that he had seen someone or something fall from the bridge .
12 Any of these things will require some adjustment on your part , because you will have someone or something to think of , apart from yourself .
13 She needs to find someone or something to blame for the catastrophe that has overtaken her , so she looks for reasons , because she may not yet be ready to face up to the extremely anxiety-provoking fact that life itself is unpredictable and the world is an insecure place .
14 If she stretched out her hand just the tiniest bit , she would be able to touch his where it rested on his knee .
15 A villainous raid upon the Stockade where the men do lie and even upon ourselves where we dwell at Belmont would have robbed us of all we have assured thus far by the Grace of God .
16 In fact th the older kind I that I mind of there was places you could even sit in the nook .
17 No but if , if I if I talk by myself it 's going
18 There are five T'yungunz in the nest to feed , but if Steg takes too long catching dindins the young 'uns die of starvation ( as do I if I do without food for more than 15 nanoseconds ) .
19 I tend to keep them in the originals cos then I if I need to .
20 I it 's alright , but it seems if I if I press in there
21 I if you thought about it .
22 I 'll go straight to my and I do with some coffee .
23 And er I think i we thought from that well why not set up a women 's support group and er see what the reaction was really from from the women you know and an I and we said in that lodge meeting will you ask everybody all the women that you know that er are involved , the friends the girlfriends and wives , to come along the next Tuesday and we 'd have a meeting of our own .
24 I and I took to Connor 's Quay as a sailing ship and I and then of course I had n't been much in sailing ships .
25 Now , I and I went to other day , I was having quite bad headaches from the back of my eyes , feeling like , you know , I had pressure there , and so , I think it was just headaches but I wanted to go and check it out , and I went to the , cos my dad said oh if you go to the opticians erm , they give you free checks as you 've got glaucoma in the family , and erm , or glaucoma , or whatever you call it .
26 No and we had another man I and I cried to him , What do you call him again ?
27 And I and I run to the door and you 'd just drove off .
28 While phenomenology can describe in philosophical terms the impossibility of entering another person 's mind , language , memory , value-system , Shakespeare 's sonnets long ago grasped the point that I and You communicate with each other from essentially separate positions .
29 Well if you 'd have seen that I mean I and she sleeps in the airing cupboard she 's now started to get in there , but she 's half out on the landing .
30 And then and then like you know and then she went off in a mood cos I cos I go to let's me sit opposite you like hinting like oh I do n't want to sit there .
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