Example sentences of "[prep] [pers pn] every [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | We always had books and newspapers in the house , and I talked to the children about them every day . |
2 | At least Linfield are still above us in the championship race so you can keep on writing about them every day . |
3 | have to go through looking through them every time you want something . |
4 | All these rights , reasonable in themselves , become unreasonable if you insist on standing up for them every time they are infringed . |
5 | He did n't even try to kiss her , which was very noticeable , as they spent most of the evening staring at each other , feeling electricity crackle between them every time they accidentally touched , and , by the time Rachel left , her stomach was clenched in a knot of intolerable excitement . |
6 | I remember little of my stay in the intensive care unit , but I am told they cared for me every second of the night and day . |
7 | You 're grey and black like a big rat , but I love you because you 're English and you wait for me every day . ’ |
8 | He waited for me every year — we came back for about six years , until I was ready to be sent to finishing school . |
9 | Just what happens at every conventional wedding , but for me every minute of that day was magic . |
10 | She p-p-plaits them for me every morning . ’ |
11 | A 1st class stamp costs 24p and the ease of phoning versus the traipse to the letter box wins hands down for me every time . |
12 | Safe Sex : a picture of the guitar — a Les Paul will do it for me every time . |
13 | Reindeer in the snow , walking in winter wonderlands , the old magic works for me every time and I ca n't wait to begin knitting those special presents for extra-special people . |
14 | Mr and Mrs Parfitt gave up their jobs to look after her every need . |
15 | I 'm Froggy 's only relation , and I reckon I deserve the money after looking after him every winter for years . |
16 | So Adam slipped out of Castell Coch at dusk , and himself carried the word to Owen in his camp in the woods overlooking Cegidfa ; and a beggar who had hung about the gates for some days and been fed from the kitchens went after him every step of the way . |
17 | In an enterprise such as theirs every aspect of the complex inward theatre must be brought into play and assigned its proper place ; and this — though she shuddered at the consequence — ; included the daemonic figure of her grandfather . |
18 | With a long journey ahead of me every morning and evening , I do n't hang about , and this is the first petrol-engined car I 've used that has given me over 45mpg on a run . |
19 | Once you have the three numbers , your goal is to reduce at least one of them every day . |
20 | We are all deeply immersed in our own understanding of these things — we live the reality of them every day . |
21 | It is a subject with which we are thoroughly familiar ; we see hundreds of them every day , and of course , we all live inside a human body . |
22 | It is a subject with which we are thoroughly familiar ; we see hundreds of them every day , and of course , we all live inside a human body . |
23 | We employ 30,000 people in the UK business and I speak to 15,000 of them every year in groups of 200 or less , because I think the Japanese have shown what good human relations can achieve . |
24 | He must have been on one or other of them every night , in weather much like this , all through that last summer of his life . |
25 | The trouble was that Melanie believed I was in bed with one of them every time I was half an hour late . ’ |
26 | I think of you every minute , Marion wrote . |
27 | ‘ My dearest darling , I do n't know whether I should be writing this to you , but I still think of you every day of my life , first thing when I wake up and last thing before I go to sleep . |
28 | I thought of you every day , of how we could have been together , and now we may start again . ’ |
29 | Do you think I was n't aware of you every moment of that interminable dinner ? |
30 | I think of you every time I hear it . |