Example sentences of "and [vb base] [prep] [pron] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ And run upstairs and change into something more suitable . |
| 2 | ‘ So , now you can take that coat off and come and sit opposite me here and put that satchel you 're gripping so decisively there . |
| 3 | You go inside then please go on you can take that with you but if you want the potty you g go and sit on it now cos I do n't want any more wet trousers . |
| 4 | Come on sunshine , come and sit with me here . |
| 5 | Although there has been a great song and dance about his supposedly suspect temperament this season , I ca n't fault it . |
| 6 | Later she began to weave the dances of her young pupils into ballet form and gradually accustomed the audiences in South Africa first to accept , and then to appreciate , the combination of music and dance in its more sophisticated form . ’ |
| 7 | It seems to me that we could learn to rely on a system that could both embrace a wider ability range and discriminate within it more accurately ( both downwards and upwards ) if we adopted the structure of graded tests . |
| 8 | All the time I 'm working and eating and chatting to my mates , I just want to feel you next to me , just want to hold you in my arms and forget about everything else . |
| 9 | Get involved with the illustrations and forget about everything else . ’ |
| 10 | Terminal five on its own is complete madness , to say we 're just gon na put it there and forget about everything else would be absolute crass stupidity . |
| 11 | If they recovered and were friends she was delighted , and would flirt with them , and assume an easy physicality with them , and sleep with them again maybe , and break their hearts again if given half a chance . |
| 12 | and say to him so and so and so and so he 'd always answer back and say I want to do it this way |
| 13 | The shoots will turn green in the sunlight and grow into your very own date palm . |
| 14 | Potentially insipid womblings are fired up by the kind of melodies that demand attention first and slip into something more comfortable later on . |
| 15 | It was possible to think of the episode in a detached sort of way , she found with relief , as though it had happened in another time and place to someone else . |
| 16 | All too often teachers intend to teach one thing , actually teach another , and test for something quite different . |
| 17 | The roles of parents and children gradually become reversed and children start to look after their parents and worry about them instead of the other way around . |
| 18 | There 's another consideration , a matter of engineering ethics : Decca 's enchanted soundstages for both Monteux and Dutoit with their discreetly spotlit harps and tuned percussion , acoustic bloom , wonderful openness and depth , and relatively reduced dynamic range more actively involve the listener in that quiet to middle ground . |
| 19 | I shuffled along behind Werewolf and whispered to him , ‘ Head for the Wood to the right and wait for me somewhere near that big conifer . ’ |
| 20 | But go back to your room and wait for me there . ’ |
| 21 | Here — ’ he put a glass of champagne into her hand ‘ — go into my study — along the small corridor — and wait for me there . ’ |
| 22 | ‘ And wait for me there . ’ |
| 23 | Cainer , based near York , also claimed that Paddy Ashdown would be Foreign Secretary in a hung Parliament , there 'd be proportional representation by mid-1993 , Kinnock would quit within a year and wait for it there 'll be another election . |
| 24 | I 'd ‘ a thought he 'd at least have the courtesy to send a pony and trap for me instead of expecting an old lady to walk all the way up to Handley Farm on such a frosty morning . ’ |
| 25 | The universities may treat them as advisory and act upon them only if they so wish . |
| 26 | Politeness alone made her go back to see the doctor , and listen to her almost stern advice . |
| 27 | Play these tests back and listen to them critically . |
| 28 | Or let the worms crawl on dry newspaper and listen to them carefully . |
| 29 | But what every intelligence chief longs to do is somehow to tap into the very heart of the opponent 's communication system and listen to his most secret messages without him being aware . |
| 30 | When they buy the record and listen to it properly , then they 'll get educated . ’ |