Example sentences of "he [be] [verb] [pers pn] [prep] the " in BNC.

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31 He paused , and Juliet felt he was watching her in the darkness .
32 As Woodroffe recounts , he was watching it from the opposite bank of the narrow stream and was so close that he was worried the vole would hear his receiver pulsing loudly .
33 He was feeding them to the tigers ! ! ’
34 He was swinging her into the sailboat , then , with a broad grin , leaping in beside her .
35 He gave her a long , slow look as if he was seeing her for the first time .
36 He was seeing it all so differently from Gabriel ; he was seeing it from the other side of the mirror .
37 As he was conducting them across the dozen or so yards , the Archimandrite appeared to touch Miss Fergusson 's elbow by way of courteous but strictly unnecessary guidance .
38 And then he was dragging her by the hands , racing across the lawn , nearly pulling her arm from its socket , crashing through the kitchen door , crying aloud so that it sounded like a whoop of triumph .
39 Later I thought it through and decided a big part of it was that , although he was coining it from the teds , I think he felt he was seen — by his peers — as an artistic cretin .
40 One time I did and he was tapping me on the shoulder saying , ‘ I 've broken a string ’ .
41 He was telling me about the Russian visit . ’
42 He was telling her about the Ayatollah , and she was telling him about her convent days .
43 It was then she realised that he was lambasting her with the tennis racquet .
44 Our session started out as a posed picture for the photographer but in the end I was showing the former world champion my favourite trick shot — jumping the white over two reds into the middle pocket — and he was advising me about the exact position of the white and then how to pull off one of those complicated round-the-table shots .
45 He was holding it by the bridle a minute or two later .
46 In his room at the hotel , he would find a gun and it was emphasised that , after the shooting , he was to replace it in the room as arrangements had been made to dispose of it .
47 Yet now he was praising her to the skies .
48 Juan quickly established that Avila was nowhere near the rescue base ( had we followed the consul 's directions we would have ended up three hours away ) and within an hour he was driving us into the heart of the Sierra de Gredos .
49 He was leading her to the edge of the dance-floor .
50 On long strides he was leading her towards the door , oblivious to her inner anguish .
51 Then he was leading her across the terrace and through the open doors of the villa , across the drawing-room and out into the hall .
52 He was putting them on the game , women and young girls who would otherwise never have dreamt of doing it .
53 The cost of a player in the fantasy league does not reflect his ‘ true ’ value ; for defenders and goalies it 's how many clean sheets , +4 points , or goals conceded — 1 point for each ( but they get points for nipping in the odd goal ; why Irwin is worth 3m and Tony 1.9m ) ; for the midfield and forwards it is how many they score , +3 points , and how many they assist with , +2 points , explaining why Speed is valued higher than Macca , as at the time of setting this up he was putting them in the onion bag .
54 Soon he was showing them to the leading head-hunters in employment agencies .
55 And he ki he was killing them in the back yard there .
56 Mr Clarke told the House of Commons that he was doing it with the great reluctance .
57 If he was still amusing himself , thought Cadfael , he was doing it with the eloquent dignity of archbishops and all the king 's judges .
58 Meanwhile Dave had gone to pick up the boss from Stuttgart Airport as he was joining us for the weekend .
59 Well he was poking me in the groin .
60 He still held his own automatic in his left hand , and he was raising it towards the door as he backed off .
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