Example sentences of "[pron] can [verb] their [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 I feel I am wanted only for what business I can bring their way .
2 I watch them and they watch me , but whereas I feel , possibly mistakenly , that I can comprehend their animal antics , they find me bewilderingly inscrutable . ’
3 Now when that 's improved enough , I 'm gon na start asking these councillors and that if I can take their photograph .
4 They live in London but I can get their address for you . ’
5 If they equate punishment with physical punishment , I can see their point and would generally agree with them ( although most parents would feel that such a proposition is very difficult to apply ) .
6 I can see their point .
7 Coun Nilsson said : ‘ I can see their point , but the solution would be to seek a sponsor such as ICI or British Steel who have a vested interest in the area instead of selling the ground . ’
8 An official said : ‘ If someone can handle their disability , it might not impair their mobility . ’
9 A closed loop that someone can catch their foot in and trip is one of the most frequent causes of industrial accidents .
10 ‘ It is not my fault , ’ she whimpered in the dark of the hall , ‘ indeed it is not my fault , and nobody can blame me , nobody can raise their voice to me , for it is not my fault . ’
11 This experience forms an important basis of their knowledge of other countries which can influence their role as mediators of other cultures in teaching and other professions .
12 But it was felt though , that it was necessary to support the document in order to clear up a rather unsatisfactory situation er , where we 're holding sectional and delegate conferences that do n't have remits and guidelines er , which can clarify their position .
13 For children who encounter educational difficulties we have the services of our Learning Support Department and for all children we have Enrichment Staff who can extend their learning .
14 For Davis , the Ranters , as a group , are largely constructed by twentieth-century Marxist historians , notably Christopher Hill , intent on finding groups who can justify their thesis of a revolution .
15 As a student about to graduate , I am saddened by the number of my colleagues who can see their future only in high-salaried financial management .
16 It is for this stratum of users and their families that heroin is the dragon with a sting in its tail , not the hidden middle-class users who can afford their habit and avoid the police and courts .
17 Vegetables , and herbs for that matter , are a delight for youngsters , who can follow their progress from seed packets to dinner plate .
18 The age barriers to college entry are now rapidly crumbling , giving place to a policy of open access — which means college admission to students of all ages who can demonstrate their capacity to benefit from study .
19 The intensity of these family relationships , and the importance of maintaining family and wider connections in Pakistan , are shown in the continuance in Britain of the Pakistani institution of Biraderi which governs obligations to relatives and non-relatives outside the immediate family : ‘ Biraderi includes all the men who can trace their relationship to a common ancestor , no matter how remote ’ ( Anwar , 1979 , p. 62 ) .
20 When you are shooting for high profits , you have to have a small entrepreneurial team who can project their way forward , not today but tomorrow .
21 Indeed , kinship could well be said to involve greater obligations to the old than it once did , because survivors now live longer and have fewer descendants who can share their care .
22 Certainly , we are looking for individuals who can accept responsibility both for themselves and others , who can use their initiative to control events rather than drift aimlessly through life .
23 Who can put their hand up and tell me the next number ?
24 ‘ I think what we need is a new type of juvenile detention in secure schools where those young boys can actually have better training and education so you can change their life-style . ’
25 Then draw up a plan as to how you can maximise their value .
26 ‘ I know it sounds bizarre to say that when someone has made an awful lot of money and had a lot of fame and adulation , but you can wreck their minds , you can wreck their self-ego and esteem by giving them the whole wrong picture of themselves by pretending they are good at one thing when they are not and boosting other things .
27 Indeed , with generally low staffing levels they are avid users of press releases , articles and any other old junk you can throw their way .
28 If they are lost or stolen , you can recover their value so long as you have kept a note of their numbers separately .
29 And again he had said , ‘ You can arrange their dinner hour . ’
30 Ideally , use dimmer switches with the pendants so you can alter their intensity to suit the mood .
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