Example sentences of "[vb infin] [pn reflx] and [verb] the " in BNC.
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1 | They will enjoy themselves and make the most of their lives like everyone else . |
2 | ‘ By injecting humour into foot education , we hope children will enjoy themselves and remember the important messages , ’ said acting district chiropodist Paul Thurland . |
3 | ‘ We can exert ourselves and win the battle for funding for the Highlands and Islands . |
4 | If the account is for a child under seven , you must identify yourself and produce the child 's birth certificate . |
5 | Many cottage garden plants are useful : dog violets , hearts-ease , forget-me-nots , Welsh poppies , honesty and primroses will seed themselves and soften the formality of the roses . |
6 | Their imperatives were comparatively simple ; to procreate and protect themselves and perpetuate the social order — preferably under their own control — so as to ensure a supply of human hosts . |
7 | Later research was to show that whilst it would be most irresponsible to move children unnecessarily from one family to another because separation does cause psychological trauma and harm to the child , nevertheless given optimum conditions children can re-attach themselves and overcome the trauma of early separations ( Kadushin , 1970 ; Clarke and Clarke , 1976 ; Tizzard , 1977 ; Triseliotis and Russell , 1984 ) . |
8 | A disabled person 's employment register is kept at local offices of the division , and the disabled can register themselves and obtain the special attention of the disablement resettlement officer ( DRO ) . |
9 | It is harder than you think to actually stir yourself and make the effort to put a good idea into practice . |
10 | You 'd got the toilet there and behind the door , I mean you had to sort of squeeze yourself and shut the door , and behind the door was a shower . |
11 | Players can help themselves and help the game by doing that little bit extra , particularly on match days . |