Example sentences of "[vb infin] it [adv prt] [prep] the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Yes I have spoken to Mrs who is the er er the woman involved and what she has said is this , the We ca n't directly we ca n't directly get hold of it , they wo n't send it out into the community . |
| 32 | The Labour party will clear it out of the NHS . |
| 33 | He did n't believe it up to the moment that he found himself outside a half-house that had once been graced by a classical loggia . |
| 34 | I could n't stick it up at the back or I 'd look aged , haggard , forty years old . |
| 35 | Hello Simon , well you can stick your finger anywhere you like , you can stick it up in the air , because you 're victorious today . |
| 36 | But if we do n't get a good response to this I might stick it in for the day in The Post . |
| 37 | You could erm you could , you could stick it in like the bedroom and wait for someone to go in and have a shag |
| 38 | I may as well stick it out to the end . |
| 39 | In this respect , it would seem to be more important that family relationships improve , whether or not husband and wife remain together , rather than urging parents to ‘ stick it out for the sake of the children ’ in unhappy marriages . |
| 40 | ‘ No , but I 'll look it up on the chart . |
| 41 | ‘ We can look it up on the map . |
| 42 | You can look it up in The UFO Report , by Timothy Good , if you like . |
| 43 | This ‘ hands-off ’ status meant social security money could be obtained by charging residents , who would claim it back from the DSS , but staff for the homes were provided by the health authority 's mental handicap unit through a separate agreement . |
| 44 | Well the they 'd , then they 'd sew it on to the calico or the firm would do it for 'em . |
| 45 | I 'm sure that — your name — everything about you — but the will says and quite emphatically and Colonel Moore — ’ an element of anger there ‘ — is a man who will see it through to the letter . ’ |
| 46 | And he 'll see it through to the end . ’ |
| 47 | No , I can see it over by the sink . ’ |
| 48 | You will have heard the phrase ‘ I could see it out of the corner of my eye ’ . |
| 49 | Well well , Co Cover Master , would erm , would would give , it would provide it up to the indemnity which the er , |
| 50 | I knew though that they 'd work it out in the end so I was on the look-out for a new job . |
| 51 | Getting a six foot six quilted rug in a domestic washing machine is often impossible ; the only answer is to wash it by hand in the bath ) and hope that you can clean it out before the rest of the family notice ) or find a launderette that will accept horse rugs . |
| 52 | I can thaw it out in the microwave … and I 've done a salad and jacket potatoes . ’ |
| 53 | Maybe we can keep it out of the papers . ’ |
| 54 | I still feel as fit as a butcher 's dog ; if I confine the news to my close circle , perhaps I can keep it out of the press . |
| 55 | Oh I could n't use it up with the kids you know . |
| 56 | How can you , how can you trace it back to the owners ? |
| 57 | It 's so straight and so sharp that it works perfectly as a blade , but when you 've finished you can just grind it up into the ground . ’ |
| 58 | He would drop it off at the police station when he was well enough . |
| 59 | I 'll just drop it off in the kitchen for you , shall I ? ’ |
| 60 | If the lace carriage is at the right and you need to knit with the main carriage , you must slide it back to the left . |