Example sentences of "[vb -s] with [pron] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Barbara , 33 , lives with her 13-year-old daughter Carolyn in Kilmarnock . |
2 | My friend is a single mother who lives with her two children on a local council estate . |
3 | She lives with her two children , aged seven and five , in a terraced council house in suburbia . |
4 | A woman I spoke to in Coventry lives with her two children and husband , had worked as a cashier , a canteen assistant , a barmaid and a bingo cashier until she was sacked for organising a union . |
5 | Now divorced , she lives with her two children , aged 10 and 15 , but finds no problem of combining the role of mother with a busy job . |
6 | Lesley , who lives with her private investigator boyfriend Barry Pitt , 36 , in a terrace house at Warrington , Cheshire , is a keep-fit fanatic . |
7 | Judy lives with her twelve-month-old daughter and her parents in their house in the north of England . |
8 | Gail now lives with her widowed mother who looks after all her needs . |
9 | He plays Thomas J , the close friend of tomboy Vada Sultenfuss ( Chlumsky ) who lives with her widowed father , funeral director Harry ( Dan Aykroyd ) . |
10 | His girlfriend Eleanor lives with their 18-month-old son Christopher at her parents ' home . |
11 | What the mother was really saying was , ‘ I accept that D 's immediate future lies with her foster parents . |
12 | Then the final choice lies with their regional directors . |
13 | Interest lies with its small brother , Strokkur . |
14 | ‘ The problem lies with our present system of academic examinations where candidates compete against each other for grades so that there are winners and losers . |
15 | By s.25 : [ a ] person shall be guilty of an offence if , when not at his place of abode , he has with him any article for use in the course of or in connection with any burglary , theft or cheat . |
16 | Such a one as Evelyn , who has the chance to escape with her Frank from the life of drudgery she has with her awful father . |
17 | She chooses to paint objects and settings that reflect the natural pleasure and sympathy she has with her daily life . |
18 | There was always a danger that the legend would become larger than the man , just as it certainly has with his close friend Warren Beatty and thus it is easy to see why Jack Nicholson now guards himself well and repels invaders . |
19 | Besides the relationships which a child has with his extended family are those maintained with the spirit world and the living dead . |
20 | Moreover , what we perceive far exceeds what actually interacts with our nervous system ; for what interacts with our nervous systems is occurrent energy and what we perceive are continuant objects ( see earlier , p. 98 ) . |
21 | Moreover , what we perceive far exceeds what actually interacts with our nervous system ; for what interacts with our nervous systems is occurrent energy and what we perceive are continuant objects ( see earlier , p. 98 ) . |
22 | The day starts with our tail-lift bus leaving the centre at 9.30 am to pick up the clients with the help of 2 escorts . |
23 | SUN JUGGLES WITH ITS EUROPEAN DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY |
24 | We then have to work out for each molecule which of the Cartesian axes corresponds with which inertial axis , as this depends on the details of the mass-distribution . |
25 | ‘ It was a masterpiece of harmony , ’ wrote Littman , ‘ which can be attained when men see to it that their handiwork blends with their natural surroundings . |
26 | ‘ What did 'e get , son ? ’ 'e says with 'is dying breath . |
27 | THE season 's last issue of Darlington 's great value fanzine Mission Impossible re-titled Mission Mathematically Impossible for the gloomy occasion concurs with our long-held view that Ferryhill 's is the best of the non-leaague fanzines . |
28 | When their daughter , never at ease with her father , comes to celebrate his eightieth birthday , she arrives with her current admirer and his young son . |
29 | It lingers over his paraphrases of ‘ Dejeuner sur l'herbe ’ , ‘ Women of Algiers ’ , ‘ Las Meninas ’ , Poussin 's and David 's ‘ Rape of the Sabines ’ painted in the Fifties and Sixties , and culminates with his endless variations on the female nude from the years before his death in 1973 . |
30 | The obvious way to improve margins is to change the way that mainframes are built and — that is exactly what IBM envisages with its new generation of highly parallel mainframes . |