Example sentences of "[be] [adv] [v-ing] with [pron] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ You 're still working with your pirate kit then ? ’ |
2 | Having come this great distance to intercede for her father , she now seemed instead to be constantly arguing with his shade . |
3 | ‘ I 'm still struggling with my driver but I 'm hitting my one-iron plenty far enough and putting quite well , ’ he said . |
4 | They were mostly sympathising with her loss of form and her problems . |
5 | The children were apprehensive , none more so than the newcomers who were still struggling with their English and were generally mystified by events . |
6 | ‘ Maybe he 's just staying with his mother until he finds a place of his own . ’ |
7 | She 's just pointing with her finger . |
8 | Everything focuses on the fact that he is always struggling with his desire for love and power as well as for an end to all his problems . |
9 | DUNCAN Bond , the 13-year-old son of Springfields site visits officer , Eric , is still competing with his father for possession of a coloured sticker representing the flight of the Atlantis space shuttle . |
10 | I get pigeon-holed as the vulnerable bloke who 's crap at relationships and who 's always arguing with his dad . |
11 | She 's still living with her mother . |
12 | He is also dealing with our insistence on historically specific analysis . |
13 | She is now living with his family in Grayswood , Surrey , until her future is sorted out . |
14 | On the merits of sending a US peace envoy to Northern Ireland , Mr Paisley said in the letter : ‘ The vicious plan of blackmail which Albert Reynolds is now employing with his threat of getting the USA to appoint an envoy will be resisted by the majority unionist community . |
15 | Nevertheless , he is currently working with his mother on outlines for two documentaries , one on the psychology of dance and another on the pre-Christian origins of Christmas . |
16 | Yesterday , as they had chatted , the model had been continually fussing with her mane of black curls , or admiring her long finger nails , or smoothing down the skirt of her grey suede suit . |
17 | He was attached to his mother , but she died in 1926 , while Nasser was away living with his uncle in Cairo . |
18 | ‘ Karel played a good match but I was always struggling with my timing . |
19 | At a party at 9 Apollo Place , Norman Bowler had spent much of the evening dancing with Henrietta Law who was still living with her husband Michael in Kensington though their marriage was by then over . |
20 | For Melanie , at fifteen , it had been her first sexual relationship , she now had a baby daughter and was still living with her family . |
21 | But Chaman was very protective and supportive ; it was as if I was still living with my mother . ’ |
22 | He afforded himself a quick glance at Plummer , who was still struggling with his spaghetti . |
23 | Ardamal just beat Kreig out of the door , while Dommer was still fumbling with his flamer . |
24 | ‘ You did n't care that Garry was still sleeping with his wife when he was supposed to be in love with you ? ’ |
25 | She was still sitting with her head partly averted , so her face was hidden . |
26 | It seemed bizarre to select a washing machine and an electric cooker for the use of some prospective young maid who was still sitting with her family in a Karachi or Lahore back street . |
27 | Keeping its eye on what HP was up to with its latest Snake , see page three , Sun was still dickering with its pricing schedule at the eleventh hour last week . |
28 | A business student at Jordanstown , Julieanne said she loved every minute of the work but that she was glad she was also continuing with her education . |
29 | Her own mother was now living with her son who had married a Polish girl from Hoboken . |
30 | He had known the writer Hope Mirrlees for some years , at first through her friendship with the Woolfs ( the Hogarth Press had published her long poem , Paris , three years before The Waste Land ) , and she was now living with her mother and spinster aunt . |