Example sentences of "and [pers pn] be [noun] [prep] " in BNC.

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1 You know like I say there is quite a lot of trust and erm I think Yona and me are sort of aware er we 're very much united in the feeling that we do n't we do n't want things to erm you know we want everybody to be involved and obviously different people have different things to offer .
2 ‘ Well , Sergei and I are kind of symbols . ’
3 In addition to dancing , both my husband , Rod , and I are musicians for the team ; I play the recorder and he is a ‘ cellist .
4 ‘ Let me tell you , ’ she yelled , ‘ Boyd and I are somebodies in this town , and mostly because I was smart enough to set to and cultivate the right people . ’
5 And , of course , perhaps both Eugenia and I are snobs at heart and were flattered by the invitation to go cruising on a very expensive yacht . ’
6 My husband and I are fans of Eldorado and never miss an episode .
7 And anyway , he and I are sort of mates .
8 She 's doing no harm here , and I 'm company for her . ’
9 My na mes Tom and I 'm chairman of the trust , have Roy who is chairman of the management committee , Ron is vice who who who 's vice chair of the board , Gordon I 'm sure everyone knows is the general manager and John who is the company 's secretary .
10 ‘ What yer do is yer own business , but one sign that things ai n't right and I 'm orf to Monsieur Didier — and the perlice .
11 And I 'm Steve as Martin .
12 And I 'm Casey from Brisbane , Queensland .
13 And I 'm pig in the middle . ’
14 Sometimes I 'm working away up here in my studio — the name 's a bit too grand for the room , which is only 12 by 12 , but even so — and there 's music on the radio and I 'm sort of on automatic pilot .
15 Yeah the clock , the clock 's there I always get groups that say where 's the clock cos they ca n't sort of see where it is and I 'm sort of saying it 's the angle tell the time .
16 erm right I 'm new to the area and I 'm sort of wanting to move into the Garden City
17 And I 'm sort of thinking , oh my God , modern woman !
18 and I 'm sort of thinking , why Thursday ?
19 and they 're going in my neck but I do n't wan na turn over cos she 'll fall off the bed and I 'm sort of going just on me and she 's really funny .
20 Or if my mother comes up , and I 'm sort of just getting up , she says , oh do you want me to bring stuff up , or ideally , I usually say or I 'll come downstairs and get breakfast .
21 Half my year 's gon na be gone , and I 'm sort of , going for the third year , and it 's really heavy .
22 So , ‘ What would my priorities be if the bad dream came true , and I were Minister of Health now ? ’
23 My mother and I were evacuees in Cumberland , a few hundred miles north .
24 Both he and I were members of the Committee when the report was produced .
25 I think it would be true to say that my two brothers and sister and I were products of the Anglican parochial system , at a time when almost all charitable work was carried on by the churches .
26 ‘ Your mother and I were friends from our schooldays .
27 Angela and I was head of the International Department from nineteen forty-eight to nineteen seventy-two .
28 Er as regards to the team that was gon na come down from London and I was Secretary of the Football Club at that time .
29 I worked in quite a few departments in the Co-op erm and I was secretary to the education er in those days , whereas Miss member relations er in the , when I was there we were just education department with an educational secretary and erm then , he , we did all the staff training as well .
30 And I was chairman of it for about six years or so before the council broke up .
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