Example sentences of "her and [pron] [vb mod] [vb infin] " in BNC.

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1 There was her grandmother , solid and real , who could offer her stories nearly as miraculous as those that Fenna told her and which would have the miraculous ponderousness of fact .
2 We 'll try and find her and we 'll ring you if
3 I 'll talk to her and we 'll try to work something out . ’
4 The police have n't been able to trace her and we shall have to arrange an inquest — and of course the funeral , which she will naturally need to be concerned with . ’
5 I 'm not going to second guess her decision , we will work with her and we will work with her government .
6 They 'd see us coming hours before we got up there on foot , the girl would have been spirited away before we got anywhere near her and nobody would speak to us except in their incomprehensible dialect .
7 She 's going to sit there in the hospital , and they 'll keep an eye on her and someone will put her on the evening bus , just as she planned .
8 This was really going to rock her and it would do her good .
9 ‘ Later she will remember how you came to her and it will comfort her .
10 See if I said to my mum and dad I 'm stopping at Hannah 's tonight she 'll say is Emma stopping with her and I 'll say yes .
11 ‘ You lay a finger on her and I 'll kill you myself .
12 Certainly when my wife comes back in I 'll er I 'll mention it to her and I 'll get her to give you a ring .
13 I apologise for her and I 'll put a stop to it . ’
14 ‘ It was wrong what I did to her and I will take my punishment for that .
15 Several of the men in the street turned to get a better look at her and I could appreciate their point of view .
16 If I found there was no coffee in the house I 'd shout and swear at her and I must have been an absolute pain to live with .
17 I 'm not sure Hawick was right for her and I 'd have been sorry to lose her , but that 's beside the point .
18 I mean yeah she is funny , yeah , but th not to the extent that you find her funny like she 'll be just standing there and you 'll look at her and you 'll start pissing your knickers .
19 ‘ Find her and you 'll find the book . ’
20 Some day you 'll come across her and you 'll know it , as soon as you look at her , you 'll know it .
21 Meet her and you would think she ran a garden centre , not a London-based team of 29 men ( and one other woman , a geologist ) .
22 In the pub one night , I met a girl , fancied her and you can guess the rest .
23 In the pub one night , I met a girl , fancied her and you can guess the rest .
24 The bright brown eyes rested on her and you could see written all over his face the jealousy that this girl , daughter to some man , was still alive while his child was gone .
25 A young wife may assume that her husband will come shopping with her and he may take it for granted that she will stay at home while he goes to the local football match , or plays golf with the boys .
26 He loves her and he would do anything for his kids .
27 His body ached for her and he would press his face into the lumpy pillow groaning with the hopelessness of his need .
28 Fernando loved her and he would lead the way , make the decision for her .
29 Mrs Smith 's family say he 'd written a letter threatening her and he should have been detained .
30 He looks at her and he can see — in her dark hair , her quite high forehead , her wide , generously made mouth ( oiled and glistening ) , her intensely brown eyes — Claudia .
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