Example sentences of "[vb past] [conj] [verb] [pron] [prep] " in BNC.
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1 | As time goes on the need for such support will , obviously , diminish — it 's more than likely that your staff will become more conversant with the product than the person who either sold or trained them on it . |
2 | She bounced and cuddled herself into half a dozen bright scatter cushions . |
3 | He stopped talking as Marshka entered and wheeled himself into the empty space at the table , at that end farthest , on the right-hand side , from the president . |
4 | Kalchu was ashamed of his drunkenness and Chola grumbled and rebuked him for it . |
5 | The process was patented by Squire in 1875 , and Squire and Messel described and demonstrated it before the Chemical Society the following April . |
6 | So remorseful was Shiva that he took the head of the first creature he encountered and placed it on the boy 's shoulders . |
7 | When Mme Fournier joined them , Flavia rose and relieved her of her market basket ; Fournier did neither . |
8 | On closer inspection the bundle of rags rose and revealed itself to be a woman , filthy dirty , her skin so grimy she was almost invisible in the gloom . |
9 | Her desperate words provoked a great shout of laughter from him , and , holding her firmly in his arms he rose and carried her towards his bedroom . |
10 | He rose and kissed her with spontaneous pleasure . |
11 | There was a noticeable hesitation before Tamar rose and kissed her on the cheek . |
12 | He rose and helped her to her feet , steadying her as she eased her weight on to the injured ankle . |
13 | But it was Wang Sau-leyan who rose and helped him from his chair ; who walked with him , his arm about his shoulder , to the steps . |
14 | I rose and faced her across the table . |
15 | She phoned and told me about your visit this afternoon ; however , I shall reserve the right to be sceptical a while longer . |
16 | When the entire pile had been transferred , she bunched the needles together with her hands and alternately stroked and beat them with her karaso , knitting them into a kind of rudimentary bale . |
17 | The inner spiritual resources which sustained and nourished her in her darkest hours are now manifested in her uncanny empathy with those in need . |
18 | He bent and twisted himself before it , jerking suddenly this way and that , as if he were lying in wait for disease , determined to pounce on it before it could strike . |
19 | White continues , ‘ As I never possessed the sense of smelling , and was willing to ascertain the flavour of the liquor , I tasted and found it to be aromatic , tho ’ not very pungent , partaking of the taste of catchup and of the pickle of Spanish olives . ’ |
20 | You felt , tasted and swallowed it in an effort to breathe . |
21 | She stopped and halted him with a hand on his arm . |
22 | The tracking and following of the youths , through rush-hour traffic , took Tom through most of Edinburgh New Town , and culminated , almost an hour later , with his flagging down a Police motor cyclist who stopped and questioned them at Mackenzie Place/India Place . |
23 | Ryan stopped and clapped me on the shoulder . |
24 | She stopped and drew me behind a screen of goldenrod , tangled and wild like a neglected hedgerow . |
25 | He turned and caught her looking at him as they strolled idly along by the whispering dark Mediterranean , and impulsively he stopped and pulled her into his arms for a quick hard hug . |
26 | He stopped and pulled her into his arms . |
27 | He stopped and turned her towards him and tried to kiss her on the mouth . |
28 | She knelt and prised it from its bed . |
29 | He realized that accepting it as an office would have meant being pressed into staying late at night talking shop . |
30 | And all of the family starting to watch the boy more closely as he sailed or forced himself through one limit after the other — a talent , it was beginning to seem , in every pocket . |