Example sentences of "[vb base] [pos pn] [noun sg] [verb] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ The girls want their room doing the same now but I draw the line at our bedroom . ’ |
| 2 | Carers say their work saves the tax payer around thirty billion pounds a year . |
| 3 | Unless you want your mother to spend the rest of the evening raging at you . ’ |
| 4 | capture your model using the process model definition language and add a LIFESPAN header for the pmodel that you have chosen and whose module name you reserved earlier . |
| 5 | In 1980 , ITV 's governing body , the former IBA , decreed that ATV would change its financial structure , build a new studio centre in the East Midlands and change its name to reflect the region it served . |
| 6 | Frustration can easily occur unless members radically change their thinking to view the church-as-a-force . |
| 7 | He saw her raise her arm to touch the corner of her mouth with her handkerchief , and when she turned her head the features were blurred like a lump of clay when the wet cloth is removed . |
| 8 | ‘ I hope my mother gets the job . ’ |
| 9 | Please let my team beat the scum at the pigstye on New Years day , especially with a goal in the last 20 seconds . |
| 10 | I let my banjo do the singing . ’ |
| 11 | Does the apple tantalize or taunt when the labourer summons her courage to challenge the boss about conditions on the farm — only to be sacked ? |
| 12 | Tonight , for the most part , Public Enemy gritted their teeth , kept well away from the fire and let their music do the talking . |
| 13 | Tonight , for the most part , Public Enemy gritted their teeth , kept well away from the fire and let their music do the talking . |
| 14 | She kept her head down , let her mouth brush the fibres of the carpet , caked with mud and dust . |
| 15 | The practitioner should then tell the police : ‘ I will certainly contact my client , or his solicitor if he has one , and seek his permission to supply the information and , if necessary , answer your questions . ’ |
| 16 | Let his presence attend the confessional statement of our particular brand of Protestantism . |
| 17 | He seldom let his curiosity get the better of him again . |
| 18 | He wanted to press his mouth to her softly parted lips and taste the sweetness within , he wanted to push aside the loosely tied neck of her shift and let his hand savour the warmth of her flesh , he wanted to lay her back on the bed and hold her against him as he had at the river-crossing ; he wanted her . |
| 19 | All the pine fittings , the Habitat china , the split-level cooker ( catch his mother leaving the slightest speck of human-looking grease on it ! ) the vast expanse of lawn stretching away there outside the window for yard after smooth yard : it all made him feel sick . |
| 20 | Air Your Faith gives the background to religious broadcasting in Britain and outlines the current situation . |
| 21 | Let your child wash the medicine down with a mouthful of his or her favourite drink , so that an association can be made between the taste of medicine and something more pleasant . ’ |
| 22 | Only 33% of you let your child do the same . |
| 23 | LET YOUR MONEY DO THE WALKING The number of new residents a tax haven can accommodate is limited , but it can hold any amount of companies , trusts and offshore funds |
| 24 | LET YOUR BUILDING DO THE EARNING If your company is n't making full use of all its office space at the moment , sub-letting part of it is simple and lucrative . |
| 25 | Let your calculator do the talking |
| 26 | I let your inspector have the list of Francis 's customers you asked for . ’ |
| 27 | How can people have faith in us if we hold our job to redress the grievances of those who set us here as unimportant ? |
| 28 | Make your title search four or five days or a week before completion ( five days if you think there may be a pending registration ) , to enable you to complete well within the period of priority that your search gives you — but remember that to gain full protection you must not only complete the purchase within that period , as with unregistered title , but must also within the same period lodge your application to register the transfer or mortgage . |
| 29 | ‘ My love … ’ he breathed thickly , his strong , tanned fingers sweeping open her gown to reveal the swollen , thrusting peaks of her breasts beneath the thin silk . |
| 30 | Compulsory competitive tendering will oblige local authorities to bring in managers who demonstrate their ability to deliver the best services to tenants . |