Example sentences of "she [was/were] [vb pp] [prep] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Once she had admitted the hope , she was inundated by whole floods of desire ; the project took life in her mind , the trees grew leaves , the cathedrals grew towers and arches , the river flowed beneath its bridges .
2 She was transferred to intensive care , her breathing gave great concern and therefore she was put on a br ventilator .
3 In December nineteen eighty seven she was transferred from intensive care to a main ward , but it was not until February nineteen eighty eight that she fully emerged from coma .
4 She was joined by Betsy M. Bryan , Alexander Badawy Assistant Professor of Egyptian Art and Archaeology at The Johns Hopkins University , Baltimore , who since 1984 has been collecting material on the position of women in New Kingdom society .
5 She took me up to see her room , which she had to herself until she was joined by another-middle aged woman without children .
6 She was joined by leading actor Robert Downey Jnr and wife Debbie in Leicester Square , London .
7 She was covered with woven skins , but we stripped her ;
8 She was covered in cold sweat , her chest heaving .
9 She was treated with nebulised salbutamol , which relieved the symptoms , and was reassured and asked to attend the general medical unit of her hospital for follow up .
10 She was treated with elemental diet ( E 028 , Scientific Hospital Supplies , Liverpool ) and blood transfusion , as well as further prednisolone and sulphasalazine .
11 DEFIANT Fergie is NOT sorry that she was pictured in topless romps with Texan John Bryan , her mother revealed last night .
12 Occasionally he came in on her while she was engaged in odd projects — dressing up and prancing round their small bedroom , or reciting .
13 While Naomi reads a fat paperback in the parked taxi outside , the psychotherapist ( Mitteleuropean Earth Mother , in a book-lined Hampstead house that smells of the world 's best coffee ) poses questions on everything from Rainbow 's grief at her parents ' early deaths to how often she was scolded in primary school .
14 In a new chapter of his book Diana : Her True Story , Morton says friends of Diana told him she was destroyed by intense coverage of her taped phone call with James Gilbey .
15 She was pipped by reluctant newcomer Jane Lester of Basildon Savacentre who was so doubtful of her abilities that she virtually had to be carried up to the oche .
16 Later , released from the spell of that voice , she was plagued by niggling incredulity .
17 She was loved in vain by W. B. Yeats [ q.v . ] .
18 Undoubtedly , she was hated by countless millions of ordinary Chinese .
19 Again she was shaken by uncontrollable spasms .
20 She considered her fear , and with it the probability that before long Johnny would find her again , and she was shaken by unreasoning panic .
21 It was as if she was bound by silken cords , soft yet irresistibly strong .
22 She was seated in blue sky , the clouds at her back , hearing the church bells roll out the quarter-hour .
23 Rogers says she was pushed towards independent living too seen .
24 She was dressed with unusual coherence for an academic , Roland thought , rejecting several other ways of describing her green and white length , a long pine-green tunic over a pine-green skirt , a white silk shirt inside the tunic and long softly white stockings inside long shining green shoes .
25 She was dressed in funereal punk : all black and chains .
26 She was dressed in blue — a pale blue skirt which reached to mid-calf and a darker blue blouse buttoned to the throat .
27 She was dressed in brilliant white , in a simple gown and satin slippers .
28 She was dressed in brilliant white , in a jacket with padded shoulders , Palm Beach trousers , and thick-soled shoes .
29 She was dressed in dark blue velvet , a high white lace wimple on her head .
30 She was dressed in dark jeans and a T-shirt , the usual loose shirt flung over her shoulders , and she knew her white trainers would make walking easy .
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