Example sentences of "[pers pn] 'm [verb] [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ To tell you the truth , I 'm uttering a private prayer that Laura 's children will be on their best behaviour for you . |
2 | I hope you feel that I always let you follow yours , because , darling , your opinion on things affecting you and me , or either of us , I think important above all … you 're a bright star to march upon , and I 'm setting a steady pace . |
3 | Well I 'm hoping a hundred plus |
4 | Saunders said : ‘ I 'm enjoying the best form of my life and I go into every game fully expecting to score . |
5 | ‘ Yes , ’ I said , ‘ I 'm enjoying the Russian winter . |
6 | I 'm enjoying the Nineties very much . |
7 | I , I 'm trying a little French at the moment cos |
8 | ‘ But even now our tastes are very different , I 'm reading a French classic novel at the moment and he 's reading a book on Jim Morrison . |
9 | Sorry , I 'm reading the wrong dates here That 's right , it ca n't be the twelfth , I must have meant the fourteenth . |
10 | An immediate halt to the Government 's Hospital Trust , sorry I 'm reading the same thing again . |
11 | My wife is expecting and I 'm building a new house near Ballymena , so there was no sense really in chasing all over the country . |
12 | He greeted me , and said ‘ I 'm correcting the loud instruments first . ’ |
13 | I 'm wearing a blue prison-issue shirt — open-neck , of course — and the jeans I was wearing when they arrested me . |
14 | I 'm wearing a black figure-hugging knee-length frock , which has been hand-embroidered all over with dangling jet beads ; sharp , dangling jet beads that make standing up imperative . |
15 | I 'm wearing a red dress . |
16 | ‘ I 'm wearing a red dress . ’ |
17 | Though my head is uncovered , I 'm wearing a huge black rubber raincoat — my favourite — and slinging my holdall over my shoulder , tuck my cold blue hands into the wide warm sleeves and strike out towards home . |
18 | Even as we speak , I 'm wearing the new , soft ‘ Torric ’ lenses . |
19 | Well I 'm not wearing a swimsuit but I 'm wearing the other things . |
20 | and I 'm born the last day in April . |
21 | I 'm experiencing the expected withdrawal symptoms . |
22 | I 'm preaching no dietary fable ; |
23 | ‘ I 'm cross-checking the quarterly XPDs ! |
24 | I 'm watching a silent T.V. The flickering light from the screen changes the mood of the dark room every few seconds , but I 'm impervious to mood . |
25 | ‘ And ask General Dornberg to tell the Prince 's Chief of Staff that I 'm watching the Charleroi road , ’ Sharpe added . |
26 | And that , it 's a pity about that but I 'm leaving the damn thing |
27 | ‘ I 'm leaving the other one here , ’ she replied . |
28 | I 'm looking a nice person . |
29 | I 'd give you a lift to London in the chopper which arrived back last night , but I 'm inspecting a certain defence establishment en route . ’ |
30 | Tommy , I 'm getting a six , I 'm getting a six weeks on a B reg |