Example sentences of "[pers pn] [noun sg] [pron] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Yeah I like , I like them shrimp they melt in your mouth mm |
| 2 | ‘ I 'm sure you know that when Lance became a Minister he had to transfer his block of shares in WS to me -in my name . |
| 3 | The museum also houses a stuffed creature dubbed Bowes ' answer to Dr Dolittle 's Push Me Pull You . |
| 4 | ‘ Me and me mum we done our shopping , miss , ’ said Annabell . |
| 5 | Pursuing legal action would have cost them money they did n't have ( unless it meant selling their house which was not an option ) but doing nothing left them with the feeling that justice was n't being done . |
| 6 | Caught me foot I did and nearly fell , ’ Jess said , muffled by her hands . |
| 7 | ‘ I mean , if he ever gave me AIDS I 'd give him a Colombian necktie — ’ |
| 8 | I would like you to watch me interview him ’ — immediately lets the class off the hook of having to participate in the normal way . |
| 9 | I Figure I 'm A Woman |
| 10 | The wings go berserk and the whole thing is beginning to make me feel rotten , then they stop and I figure I 've done it . |
| 11 | I ant you to do the lot . |
| 12 | And oh Fergus , my dear , lost love , am I doing you so much harm ? |
| 13 | Polycarp , the second-century Christian leader in Smyrna , faced a hostile mob and quietly refused to go back on his faith in Christ : ‘ Eighty and six years have I served him , and he hath done me no wrong ; how then can I blaspheme my King who saved me ? ’ |
| 14 | All that crap about ‘ I do n't know why I lurv you but I do ’ was bollocks 'cos he then went and said the same things to the scum . |
| 15 | it were that nice well I tale it all the veggies were your own produce ? |
| 16 | What can I tale you , Jerms , |
| 17 | First he sent him to the Jews to be tried as they said , then he sent him Herod then Pilate thought , if I scourge him that will satisfy them , let me just give him a beating and the folk will be happy and it 'll be alright . |
| 18 | to give up and I thought I do n't want to fail on my own so I wo n't even attempt and then I erm I joined this project , and that was enough , I think , to keep me off . |
| 19 | Somebody I , ones that I give him that I thought he |
| 20 | I don I sir I do n't think it 's really in bad taste and I know it 's terrible but it 's it 's got ta it 's out there to prove the point and it is the only way to prove it the revealing that is erm |
| 21 | Why should I humour you ? ’ |
| 22 | We er we got very close to beating Bellevue at Bellevue which was okay I mean everybody 's a bit rusty so and we were experimenting with tyres and everything and er it was only a challenge , but it was nice to get the first meeting on the way and er I was very impressed by some of er the team members of what I saw , I knew er team mate Dean Bargger was doing particularly well scoring 11 points and er he 's really a promising er youngster which I think we can get a lot of use out of , and er in general I mean you know Ellis Stevens was doing particularly well as well , so if those two can keep doing well during the season , then okay mine had a few problems , she only scored 3 points , but that was just a one-off so yeah I thing we look quite strong on paper again now . |
| 23 | Well , they erm seem to think we should have had some yellow in it for some obscure reason to match the programme , but I do n't know , I thing it would have taken the erm the look off the thing . |
| 24 | Here 's the n here 's the nitrogen cycle which I thing you 're pretty good at , okay on that |
| 25 | With the reef below , and a boat nearby to give them assistance they decided to try and land . |
| 26 | I had this live eel and he liked to have me insert it … ’ |
| 27 | I told her that I had finished constructing the new kite , and that she could help me test it in the wind . |
| 28 | By her next words to Dame Sirith all she says of her feelings towards Wilekin is : ( " Unless you bring me Wilekin I can never laugh nor sing nor be glad . " ) |
| 29 | Suitably moved by the warm , fuzzy substances emanating from Kerr 's garage , Mark Arm grabs his harmonica , eases that ever-improving voice up several notches on the pain-ometer and dispenses such homages to excess as ‘ Flat on the floor , flat on my back/Let me tell ya baby I 've found where it 's at , ’ from the scrappy bustle of ‘ Great Down Here ’ . |
| 30 | Oh some of them charge you ten plus VAT do n't they ? |