Example sentences of "[noun pl] [coord] i [verb] they " in BNC.

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1 now I , I have seen foxes and I mean they are they are now in built up areas are n't they ?
2 Chatham has attractions and I think they would try and carry on , but the impact of the injunction sought on their businesses would be very significant and the probability must be that they would have to cease operations .
3 I heard the ambulance and the police cars and I saw them putting the man into the ambulance and trying to resuscitate him and driving away .
4 They do n't understand about spies and I expect they eat merchants . ’
5 Now the only thing I would criticize that for is that , quite often , your councillors , and you all know , think they are all wonderful words and I think they all think that they 're the Churchills of of of of our local council , but actually what they say is a load of boring old twaddle .
6 They snapped like burned-through twigs and I threw them away .
7 I tried to take some pictures but I scrapped them , they did n't come near to showing how I felt . ’
8 I tried to take some pictures but I scrapped them , they did n't come near to showing how I felt . ’
9 An orange circle of light , the beam from his torch , darted round the tent walls , there was the jingle of keys and I felt them cold in my hand .
10 the big garden peas with the steak and chips and I done them two fried eggs each .
11 My goggles ice up at regular intervals and I wipe them with my glove , afraid that I will miss the trail a groundless fear as the dogs follow the pack scent .
12 And er the foreman and bosses that knew people and they knew the circumstances and I suppose they put a word in and erm you know men were sort of stopped because er I mean , if a man had a house full of children or something , he 'd probably be the very last you know before he was sort of forced to g you know sacked or wh And I mean they were n't sacked in a sense , they was always ready there was a place ready for them to come back to there .
13 We had somebody round for dinner on Thursday and bought us a box of After Eight Mints and I think they lasted five minutes
14 I save the tins , wash them and paint the outsides and I use them as cache pots for all my plants , which neatly disguises the yoghurt pots in which I have planted them !
15 The WWF give me the ideas and I design them .
16 But then I had another er one within er two years and I had them both fairly quickly .
17 of the , the national average and it 's not because erm they 're paying high wages to get the , the most able people , it 's because there are mechanisms , institutional mechanisms that keep wages high , there 's no market in the jobs for , th these are generalizations but I think they are fairly , fairly true erm becau there is no market for er for the jobs , for civil service jobs that appointments are made and it is much more important who you know than , than what , what you know and the old boy network , as it 's called , in this country is fairly important in the English Civil Service but a similar sort of network tends to be far more important in developing countries , something that is euphemistically called patronage erm but we might call the old boy network or er er jobs for the boys whatever , but erm
18 Now that was certainly the views of the President of the Board of Trade before er he er returned to the cabinet er at another time and I 'm not sure if he 's departed from these views but I think they 're worthy of some weight .
19 There were eggs from the chickens and I put them in boxes .
20 speaker that you 've put your questions and I think they 're sufficiently clear for the convenor to reply .
21 ‘ I 'm opinionated and people ask me things and I say them . ’
22 The , the problem that I find in , in , in doing the role plays and I mean they 're good what we 're doing , but because you 're , you 're doing bits here and bits there
23 All the perennials are bought in containers and I grow them for a year in their pots to see how they cope with the conditions , then I plant them out in the garden . "
24 I will let you have a list of his customers and I want them contacted , in the first instance by telephone .
25 I have been reading the last few pages and I think they are true and beautiful and just , recompense enough for the cold gloom of this untidy and lonely room .
26 I do n't always know the answers to the questions but I answer them anyway .
27 I understand the feelings but I think they should study circuses like us and say this is the sort of circus we want in Witney with no caged animals .
28 Yes I suppose it 's not taxpayer now , what do we call them now — poll , poll tax payers or I suppose they are still tax payers though .
29 And I came and , and I did n't think Harlow was for me because I , it was all very built up and lots of roundabouts but the people , the partners were so lovely and er I saw some of the patients and I thought they were very lovely too , so this is where I 've been .
30 Mostly she quizzed me about the burglars and I said they 'd tried to get in through the bathroom window and one of them had put a foot through it , probably coming from the roof next door , and I generally made out that there was a whole gang of footpads up there lying in wait for Santa Claus .
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