Example sentences of "[verb] [pers pn] [verb] [noun sg] to " in BNC.
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| 1 | You do want me to make love to you . ’ |
| 2 | ‘ Do you want me to make love to you , Luce ? ’ |
| 3 | ‘ Leonora , ’ began Penry , sounding weary , ‘ Melanie did n't want me to make love to her . |
| 4 | The hon. Gentleman will know that we have recently announced a £10 million programme to provide grants to local authorities to enable them to give priority to buses through the construction of bus lanes and by giving priority to buses at traffic lights . |
| 5 | Leighton joined Dundee in February , helping them gain promotion to the Premier Division before losing his place early this season . |
| 6 | I mean I have access to cars but |
| 7 | Making a political virtue out of cutting taxes to the better off , in order to encourage them to give money to charity to meet the needs of others , is , to say the least , contrary . |
| 8 | Should the police obtain an order enabling them to gain access to client papers the order usually specifies the client 's — the practitioner should be prepared to have the necessary files ready on the day they visit . |
| 9 | ‘ Six years , and then burning up this last week I 've spent in Singapore , regretting the entrenched prejudices that stopped me making love to you last time we were together . |
| 10 | ‘ I want you to give attention to my belly button , ’ sighs Mark in ‘ Mother ’ . |
| 11 | ‘ I want you to make love to me tonight . ’ |
| 12 | I want you to make love to me . |
| 13 | He must , for had n't she let him make love to her after just a handful of meetings , when they hardly knew each other ? |
| 14 | The same officer who had let him say goodbye to his friend Boris , but she did n't tell him that . |
| 15 | Where there is private property the actions of individuals can not be ‘ shaped at will by another ’ because the individual is able to form a coherent plan of action in the knowledge either that he has control , through ownership , of the material objects necessary to implement it , or that he can enter into enforceable contracts with a range of other people enabling him to have access to those objects . |
| 16 | What he had learnt in the Borinage was that human suffering of the most basic sort somehow activated his creative energies , as well as enabling him to gain access to the depths of his own nature . |
| 17 | He attended schools in Bishop Auckland , Gainford , and Glasgow , after which his family connections helped him to gain entry to the music-hall , as a ‘ boy ’ comedian . |
| 18 | Watch out for workmen who say they need access to your home to check something or make urgent repairs . |
| 19 | I was scared because if what Quigley had said to Pikey was true and he really did n't know Mr Marr , how come he had access to his full name and date of birth ? |
| 20 | You let me make love to you fiercely , you have given yourself to me when you have good cause to hate men ! ’ |
| 21 | ‘ I ca n't imagine not wanting you to make love to me , but I understand what you 're saying . ’ |
| 22 | With reference to your fax dated you mention illustrator to be commissioned . |
| 23 | I went through such hell … imagining you together … imagining you making love to her … ’ |
| 24 | Sure , I do n't expect you to make love to me in the corridor , but even when we were alone you practically ignored me ! ’ |
| 25 | These flashbacks to his past in Texas show him making love to a girl whose family seems to object to him , then ( in an obliquely filmed sequence ) he is gang-raped by a group of yobs . |
| 26 | He wrote to King John ordering him to pay money to Otto . |
| 27 | If Milton adopts a high style which allows him to voice opposition to Restoration politics , is that opposition not contained by this style , one perceived as normally expressing the values of the elite ? |
| 28 | She had a vision of him sometimes , struggling for breath beneath the crassness of her impulses , in the same way that she sometimes imagined her fattening body to be asphyxiating his small fine frame in bed . |
| 29 | They had had faith , they had seen Jesus perform miracles , they had seen him heal the sick , they had seen him give sight to the blind , they had seen some of the tremendous things that Jesus had done . |
| 30 | Alsace is the only stronghold for the grape outside its native Germany , but its fashionable blandness is causing it to give way to Pinot Blanc . |