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Example sentences of "[pers pn] [modal v] the [noun] " in BNC.

No	Sentence
1	I may the fele " ( p.87 ) ) Hilton spends thirty chapters ( 55 – 84 ) in defining that within man which hides his integrity and its source from him .
2	By dint of merit , I 'll the Lawrel snatch ; I 'll not for it 's reversion tamely Watch .
3	I can recognize the choice as right ( as I would the choice to prepare for coming danger ) however strongly I am inclined to shut off the brief glimpse in order not to be distracted from present and selfish goals .
4	‘ After Stephen was captured I swore to serve the Queen until his release , to obey her commands as I would the King 's .
5	Still less can I will the death of someone I love on the calculation that the bereavement will be a rewarding experience .
6	I will the Lord has said unto me thou art my son .
7	In his will the Dean expressed the desire that ‘ my body may be kept until unequivocal signs of my death shall have taken place …
8	So when you say yes you 're here could you call up with the name of your tutor so I can the tutor down so I
9	But again , depending on your hardware you may the output phase hardware , you might need to alter some things in the synthesizer to change it to the from eight to ten to twelve to sixteen bit data .
10	‘ I am enumerating the items that could stand against you should the will be contested , ’ said Mr Aycliffe patiently .
11	‘ Mrs Finklestein says maybe you should the doctor get . ’
12	, you might the money back .
13	You know , I 'm just gon na you might the hole 's rotten .
14	You 'll the turn the erm heating off when , when you go to bed wo n't you ?
15	Mum you 'll the cupboards out .
16	It 'll probably be better just to get and then she 'll the money for the
17	Seated between Gerald Tiverton and young Mr Finchingfield , Theda parried as best she could the barrage of effusive compliments with light banter .
18	I will say this Mr chairman Newark district council is much more appreciative of you ca n't put but you could the Notts county council one .
19	She would sit and answer back , stripping away his pomposity as she would the layers of an onion , before going into a sulk which could last for days .
20	And you would the name had to be filled in and the time and the details .
21	Get a bit of thicker board and er , stick it paste it like you would the walls .
22	Imagine with me Chairman if you will the thoughts of someone trapped by some misfortune in the midst of the wreckage of a road traffic accident on the M 1 motorway Southbound between junctions twenty one and twenty that 's at Nutterworth or Northbound between twenty one and twenty two or Westbound on the M 69 they 'll be thinking the fire brigade 'll be here in a minute or two .
23	You will the house will note , the house will note Madam Speaker that the phraseology of the honourable gentleman 's original question was how many jobs have been lost , in fact jobs had risen and he did n't even have the grace to welcome that .
24	As you 're next er his next of kin and you will the property will become yours .
25	And that is awfully hot it 's enough to bend steel and you can the effects of that on the metalwork after it 's burnt away .
26	Well you can the A is the wrong way round .
27	What they would say is that we have to , perhaps we do have to leave things to the individual , but we should leave as little possible to individuals , as little as practically possible so that we should the people involved in making all the important decisions , particularly the carrying out of them that we have to leave to particular appointed individuals .
28	You have to wait for a tr well first of all you have to we 'll the miss yeah , at twelve twenty-eight or whatever
29	We 'll the talk 's nearly finished anyway .
30	It will help to see what the personal ingredients are , and at what point in the arising of stress they are added in , if we take the story ‘ from the top ’ , and look at it as we might the development of a complicated chemical reaction .