Example sentences of "and [pron] [verb] [adj] [noun] with " in BNC.
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1 | And I had unfinished business with Masha . |
2 | Will the Secretary of State impress on the Prime Minister the need to raise with Mr. Yeltsin the substance of the conversation that my hon. Friend the Member for Cynon Valley ( Mrs. Clwyd ) and I had last Tuesday with Mr. Bikov of the Russian Academy of Science ? |
3 | Sasbach was no exception and I made good progress with Pascal 's Pensées . |
4 | I simply wish to point out that if it is supposed that Karen Parsons and I embarked that afternoon with the intention of drowning her husband , why did we wait till we had reached a point where our criminal acts were overlooked by at least fifteen witnesses ? |
5 | and er , they were coming up and went across to get a drink of lemonade and it was a bloody hot day , really , you know a midsummer day and erm , we went across to this kind of cafe place that 's opposite the station and I saw two men with rubber boots on |
6 | No I walked through the children 's department one day and I saw this necklace with these beads hanging from it |
7 | Ultimately , of course , it does n't matter where or when the music was composed , and I urged any reader with an ear for beauty — whether your tastes habitually range from Mozart to early Beethoven , or from Bartók to Stockhausen , or anywhere in between or beyond — to investigate this CD forthwith . |
8 | The girl takes a punch as well , and I hit some bastard with a chair . |
9 | and I started that day with this cold |
10 | My right hon. and learned Friend and I have frequent meetings with representatives of the small firms sector and will continue to do so . |
11 | My right hon. and learned Friend and I have frequent meetings with TEC chairmen from all parts of the country , in which we discuss a range of issues , including questions of funding . |
12 | But I do understand the real awfulness of physical and emotional pain and I have great sympathy with anyone who is going through it . |
13 | The hon. Gentleman makes a fair point and I have considerable sympathy with what he says about that . |
14 | I 'll never forget old , about two days I 'd been there , and I 'm going across the square and I see this bloke with sombreal on , so I did flung him up a salute cos that was wrong , he says come here |
15 | Henry VIII impressed the Continent , in the midsummer of 1520 , at the ‘ Field of the Cloth of Gold ’ held a few miles south of Calais , and which lasted four weeks with jousts , summit talks , banquets and entertainment . |
16 | He argues that the polytechnics have a special task to provide courses which prepare people to deal constructively with problems of change in society and which require direct interaction with the world of practical affairs . |
17 | ‘ At this early stage positive intervention , while not easy and which demands sensitive work with child and parent or parent substitutes , can succeed . |
18 | Well I think the answer to that is you 've got to remember this kind of hunting is cooperative and cooperative hunting does rely first of all on having other men to go hunting with you which is , which is important and also or so I 'm told by people like David McKnight and Warren Shapiro an awful lot depends on information , we want to know where the game is , who saw what where , what did they catch you know , was there rainfall over the so and so ranges and so on , and you need to know that information if you 're gon na be an effective hunter and you need good communication with other men . |
19 | And inside was what tha in the middle was like a bucket container , like er it was a , a , a , a kind of a mortar and you fired this mortar with a er a charge and it fired . |
20 | The latter is an unusual work because it is about people who really lived at a particular period and who had particular relationships with each other . |
21 | ( 4 ) that there should be visible within each school key individuals who are likely to be reliable and innovative leaders for the project and who show some affinity with and understanding of the aims and the principles behind the project ( e.g. an enlightened head , a vigorous teacher-librarian , or a sympathetic head of English ) |
22 | In place of his old magical rhetoric , the president quietly joined the rough popular outcry against the Lebanese traders who run most of the businesses in the country and who help most politicians with their private affairs . |
23 | The participants at the Geneva meeting included one lawyer and sixteen physicians or biologists involved in research on , and who provided clinical services with , the new reproductive technologies . |
24 | And she recalled one thing with amusement : God and Mammon , side by side at the hotel : a Bible and an American Express application leaflet in her bedroom . |
25 | Winston Churchill stayed with her at Belvoir Castle and she entertained many friends with wide-ranging interests , among whom were many writers and artists . |
26 | She did not marry ; she criticized aspects of the institution of marriage ; and she formed close friendships with women , one of which was particularly important . |
27 | She makes negative prints and she manipulates photographic materials with acid . |
28 | She served restaurant meals , laying the table with dire artistry , wrapping mousses of fish in fillets of different fish , lapped by puddles of brightly hued sauces , and she provided each guest with his own little plateful of miniature carrots , mange-tout peas and tiny potatoes . |
29 | so she 's er , she 's waiting for 'em to come to do that , anyway she 's er , somebody rang her did n't they and they asked her if she 'd have a little boy of four months old , Thursdays and Fridays all day and she started this week with him , so I said well Pauline |
30 | And she baked some bread with the millet flour that she had brought from her own garden . |