Example sentences of "say she [verb] [be] " in BNC.

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1 They say she 'd been depressed in recent days
2 Police say she 'd been strangled .
3 Yeah , well what I think he , I think he will emulsion over it cos I mean the ceiling 's a bit , as you say she 'd been a smoker
4 They say she 's been able to transplant a gorilla 's brain into a human body , or maybe a human brain into a gorilla 's body . ’
5 Cos I say she 's been there thirty years so she must do alright , everybody knows
6 But the prosecution says she 'd been badly beaten around the head before she died .
7 Probably even all those long walks she says she takes are a pretence to put me off .
8 Julie says she has been assured he wo n't have to serve the full sentence .
9 Leeds youth justice manager Anne Oliver , who is also chairperson of the Association of Youth Justice , says she has been getting mixed messages about the first seven months of the Criminal Justice Act .
10 My Lady Dedlock says she has been ‘ bored to death ’ .
11 The rape of virgins is a crime imputed by a woman to the man by whom she says she has been forcibly ravished against the king 's peace .
12 But local mum Carol Lambird says she has been locked in a wrangle with Durham County Council for the last two years after her son Christopher was diagnosed as dyslexic .
13 She says she hated being cooped up at home , concocting his favourite tuna fish salad .
14 She apologizes for being thirty seconds late and says she 's been having her nails done .
15 A woman with leukaemia says she 's been sacked from her job as a secretary because of her illness .
16 She says she 's been open with us , she is selling them to raise funds .
17 She says she 's been open with us , she is selling them to raise funds .
18 Hello Claire says she 's been doing pie charts on your computer .
19 Mrs Bottomley says she loved being a backbencher , loved being a parliamentary secretary — first to one of her greatest fans , Chris Patten , and then to Sir Geoffrey Howe — and she loved being an Environment Minister .
20 Millions of viewers saw the vicious and disbelieving interrogation of a woman who went to the police saying she had been raped .
21 She turned to the door as Myra came in , her smile saying she had been successful .
22 Helen did n't help herself or increase the possibility of peace on earth by saying she 'd been at Dad 's Chislehurst gig .
23 A lady phoned in saying she 'd been sitting in a café when some animal rights campaigners carrying collection tins arrived and ordered a meal .
24 ‘ I am not saying she has been subject to a temptation to exaggerate , but I merely remind you of those matters which can exist in relation to a woman 's evidence . ’
25 Mrs Taylor said she had been urging the Government for months to make public a report by Mr Ponsford confirming the morale problems .
26 One woman , writing to a relative at the Front on the day of the invasion itself , said she had been ‘ speechless ’ as , wholly unawares , she had turned on the radio and caught Hitler 's proclamation about the campaign in the east .
27 She asked after you and was pleased when I told her how well your business was doing and that you seemed in good spirits since she said she had been anxious for you .
28 Lilis in New York also said she had been surprised by the findings .
29 She said she had been hired as a nanny by an English couple called Wilson who lived in the city .
30 One said she had been raped .
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