Example sentences of "i [verb] [pron] [pron] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | When we had eaten in silence I asked him what the trouble was . |
| 2 | I asked him what the problem was and he told us that when people are together and a lot of energy is being created through tension , it can manifest itself in equipment failures . ’ |
| 3 | I asked him what the time was when I rang and he said |
| 4 | Er it would be some of the bodies I think oh er wait a minute I 'm trying to think what the casting were be used for there were other things besides locks you see I forget what they the , I know they used to do the castings and the brass castings it would be for the locks , for the locks yeah |
| 5 | ‘ It was rather touching that when I told him who the other members of the cast were — Ian Richardson , Zena Walker and Freddie Jones — he said : ‘ Do they know who it is who 's playing the character ? ’ |
| 6 | If I told you what the wine cost , you would n't dare drink it . ’ |
| 7 | Hairdressers and make-up artists know who 's had what done and where , who 's had whom , when and how , and with what , where and how many times , and in the thirteen years I 've known Lynette , I have never known her betray a confidence , so I tell her what the lump is . |
| 8 | Moderator I tell you what the convenor would say six four O is it for the panel to bring forward a rite or is it for the er committee on worship to bring forward rites ? |
| 9 | I tell you what the littl'un the boy one night . |
| 10 | I tell you what the biggest racist are the black , black , not so much the blacks , are the Asians |
| 11 | I tell you what the sleeves will have to be altered |
| 12 | The may maybe I just comment on that that last that last point , which as I understand it it the the justification for a new settlement is brought about solely by increasing the requirement for Greater York to twelve thousand seven hundred , going through those figures there seems to me , for instance , for both Ryedale and Selby to be more provision than could be met in a single settlement , I I think the the figures put forward by Barton Willmore are more than can be met in existing allocations and a single new settlement of a reasonable size . |
| 13 | Well I suppose you what the thing is we |
| 14 | Nor will I tell you what the letter said . |
| 15 | Well shall I tell you what the directors of the construction company said ? |
| 16 | So I ask them what the land 's like , is there water ? |
| 17 | I use it myself the same way . ’ |
| 18 | It looks like smoked salmon and tastes like nothing on earth , but I gave it her the day before his next ward round . |
| 19 | But thank you all , and I wish you you the members and N C V O itself , every good fortune , and I think we 've had such a good day today , and I think Sir Leonard has shown us a really very clear way forward , and I know that the relationships which already exist , and those which will be developed can only be Thank you all very much for your support and help through those years . |
| 20 | Before some of you scoff at the obscurity of such a subject , let me tell you what the preacher meant ( or rather what I think the preacher meant ) by it . |