Example sentences of "[vb -s] [pers pn] [verb] the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | He goes I want the beautiful page three girl , Samantha Fox . |
| 2 | ‘ My wife wants me to take the early retirement , move away from Murmansk . |
| 3 | He wants me to tell the same traveller 's tales as 'im and 'is mates — the artful hound ! |
| 4 | got cod roe and fish cakes for supper and bought four salmon heads ( OH how I hate those glazed eyes looking at me when first one steams them to get the good flesh off ) for soup . |
| 5 | However after one to three years a signal , possibly hormonal , causes them to don the silvery camouflage of sea fish . |
| 6 | He wants them to scrap the minimum lending rates which are used to keep interest rates high , even though the bank base rates have fallen . |
| 7 | Has she asked the Atomic Energy Authority about these contracts ? |
| 8 | Has she seen the great efforts being made this year to obtain private inward investment into southern Africa in the form of conferences and other initiatives ? |
| 9 | " Who has she left the other half to ? |
| 10 | I 'm sure she wants you to extend the same warmth to her that you extend to me by using my first name . ’ |
| 11 | As he handed her the key , he added , ‘ Apparently she wants you to take the personal things from her lodgings . ’ |
| 12 | He wants you to write the whole book here . |
| 13 | Accessing this part of the package requires no fiddling with anything in DOS , but needs you to connect the two computers between which files are to be passed via either a parallel or serial lead . |
| 14 | It also has we have the largest independent producers of street maps in the country . |
| 15 | From his first appearance as the languid young aristo to his final entrance as a surgical case in a wheelchair , Rupert Everett makes the character as much Harlequin as Mephistopheles , and the magnetic allure with which he endows him balances the brittle cynicism and affectation of a man who measures every word for effect . |
| 16 | Has it done the same to you ? ’ |
| 17 | I say , has it got the fair-trade mark on it ? |
| 18 | Our first question is has it got the fair-trade mark ? |
| 19 | Has it got the same number of petals on it ? |
| 20 | When Count Philip of Flanders suspected that his wife had committed adultery with Gautier de Fontaines he had the young man killed by hanging him upside down in a cess-pit . |
| 21 | If he has , has he noted the three pages of advertisements by receivers and administrators of companies that have failed ? |
| 22 | Yeah , is he coming back or has he gone the other side of the pond ? |
| 23 | I said , ‘ Has he joined the true cause ? |
| 24 | Has he made the right choices , and can he suggest the current direction of American art with just these three candidates ? |
| 25 | Has he seen the excellent Glasgow Evening Times article of 20 November which highlights that serious problem in Scotland ? |
| 26 | Only once has he named the same team twice in succession ( against the Netherlands and Germany during the European Championship finals last year ) , but the latest spate of trouble is exceptional . |
| 27 | ‘ What , boy , and has he taken the very bed from under you — the very pillow from under your head ? ’ |
| 28 | That 's more like it , but why has he bypassed the usual channels ? ’ |
| 29 | Has he chosen the right one for you — or the right one for him ? |
| 30 | ‘ And has he married the young milkmaid , as he promised ? ’ |