Example sentences of "[vb infin] me [prep] [art] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Perhaps those of you , my readers , who are involved , like me , in curriculum design , might join me in a New Year 's resolution to keep our wishful thinking in check and face reality more consistently . |
| 32 | ‘ Will you join me in a pre-luncheon sherry ? ’ |
| 33 | I 'm sure all of those who attended this year 's rally will join me in a sincere vote of thanks to Mick and Julie Turrell . |
| 34 | The primary entry was a compositional definition , but two of seven further entries did take me to the deep mantle . |
| 35 | Perhaps tomorrow you will take me to the National Gallery ? |
| 36 | My Higher Self was warning me that this project , though attractive , would take me in the wrong direction , and would be a costly mistake . |
| 37 | Can you tell me of an English poet staying in these parts ? ’ |
| 38 | ‘ I will be seeing the physio Peter Rostron today and he will tell me about a possible scan . |
| 39 | ‘ Your need 's greater than mine , ’ and then he 'd tell me about the new necklace he 'd bought for his missus . |
| 40 | You 'd better tell me about the other night . |
| 41 | Now can you tell me in a wee bit more detail how you did that ? |
| 42 | After his energetic verse Cade 's prose shows that medium at its most laboured and puffy : ‘ Has my sword therefore broke through London gates , that you should leave me at the white Hart in Southwark ? ’ |
| 43 | So you 're gon na leave me with the dear stool then are you ? |
| 44 | I find that when I am stuck on a problem , a simple contemplation of different problem solving techniques can lead me to a new approach . |
| 45 | I had the radio on low , in case they interrupted the broadcast with any bulletins that might lead me to the new Night Mayor . |
| 46 | Is it worth doing and if so , can you point me in the right direction . |
| 47 | That 's alright , play with it , there 's no point in saying anything to them Bev it 's now got to be proven and I say , if I can get it done and I can get it sent off , then they will point me in the right direction wo n't they ? |
| 48 | After reading an article in your recent issue regarding older knitting machines , I would be interested to know if any of your readers could supply me with the correct manual for the KH585 as there do seem to be some differences in the controls of the two models . |
| 49 | I could not pursue a conversation that would put me in the degrading position of having to ask Otto to fill in further gaps in my knowledge and understanding of my own lover . |
| 50 | ‘ This does n't put me in an embarrassing situation , it puts Ian Wright in one . |
| 51 | What I saw that morning could spoil me for a sexual relationship forever . |
| 52 | Would you drive me to the British Embassy ? ’ |
| 53 | Why do you summon me from the dead lands ? ’ |
| 54 | ‘ I 'm angry because — because you think you can add me to a long line of women notched on your belt . |
| 55 | His family used to come and stay for a week every year in a cottage across the dale and Martin would come and visit me on a regular basis . |
| 56 | However , to go on justifying ends by further ends will involve me in an infinite regress unless I arrive at a terminus in something that I do for its own sake . |
| 57 | ‘ You do n't strike me as a religious man , ’ I said frankly . |
| 58 | Make no mistake , he 's the group ringleader and possibly a control-freak , but he does n't strike me as a dictatorial megalomaniac . |
| 59 | No — he did n't strike me as the protective sort . ’ |
| 60 | You better accompany me off the main street . |