Example sentences of "my [noun sg] give me " in BNC.

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1 My heart gave me an unforgettable jolt when I thought him to be headless ; yet there was no blood staining the fresh , even snow .
2 My mum give me a kiss and went .
3 My mum gave me got loads of them as well , I 'll eat the ones my mum gave me .
4 My mum gave me got loads of them as well , I 'll eat the ones my mum gave me .
5 My sister gave me a book by this woman Anita something , the one that won the Booker prize , ’ she heard one of them say .
6 Both the village and surrounding countryside are worth some exploration and I was lucky as my trek gave me an insight into both .
7 My work gives me headaches .
8 My work gives me a feeling of achievement .
9 ‘ I was fortunate in my choice of boat , and my equipment gave me little trouble .
10 My Creator gave me life , and the profit of it is I know how to curse ; he gave me feeling , and the profit of it is I know how to suffer !
11 Then my C.O. gave me a forty eight to sort out this Bella business .
12 My boss gave me a sweet and encouraging smile , balanced a mushroom on a piece of fried bread and conveyed it to his mouth .
13 ‘ My favourite thing is when my daddy gives me a piggy-back .
14 In my case , for example , my husband gives me every help .
15 My husband gave me the news that my father had died back in the village .
16 My job gave me awkward hours and frequent short-notice travel both at home and abroad .
17 But my elbow gave me a bit of concern .
18 It 's the one my friend gave me when I went to stay with her .
19 Alice my friend give me a cookie please .
20 As to Maurice , my godmother gave me the money to buy a bit of property when I left Southport .
21 I have split with my mistress today , my wife gave me an ultimatum — and now this .
22 My wife gave me a right old bo*****ing last night when I started shouting abuse at Keumann ( sp ? )
23 ‘ Well , I 'd never done weights before I came to Chelsea , and my wife gives me better things to eat than bananas .
24 There was a string of seed pearls my father gave me , and two rings of my mother 's and a brooch or two — but nothing worth a lot of money . ’
25 I was able to follow up that evening , for my father gave me a lovely chrysanthemum bloom from his greenhouse and the next day I took it to her home and asked her mother , who opened the door to my rather nervous knock , if she would give it to her daughter .
26 This was all in addition to the usual lessons my father gave me on mathematics and history and so on .
27 I remember my father giving me specific advice on just how he climbed the crux section of the corner crack above ; ‘ When you get to the steep bit — you 'll know it when you get there — just face right and use the square cut holds on the edge .
28 Besides , I want to protect the remains of my privacy ; I do n't want to appear cold-hearted or stubborn ; but I know that when I try to make my life give me its answers to how I have come to my current concerns , I ca n't do it without feeling that I am on the edge of a dangerous fiction of self-description .
29 I therefore continued to stand there awkwardly , waiting for my employer to give me permission to undertake the motoring trip .
30 I looked round at the picture of Bruce Lee , the travel poster of Malaysia my dad gave me , my certificate of merit for Grade Two Saxophone , my 320 computer discs , my colour picture of an iguana and the tattered remains of a portable snooker table we got when I was twelve .
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