Example sentences of "they [verb] [pers pn] [adj -er] " in BNC.

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1 USE GAMES … can they make them harder ? … can they understand each others ' rules ?
2 USE GAMES can they make them harder ? can they understand each other 's rules ?
3 I know , but it 's too dear , I looked at that and thought it would be nice to have your name on a brick , but to me twenty pound , if they made it cheaper more people would buy it would n't they ? , what building is it ?
4 They made it worse
5 And they made it shorter for that reason .
6 Later on , I learned about tarot cards and ouija boards and just drifted into using these props , because they made it easier to see and feel these things . ’
7 When visible , they make it easier to control the typing of text with complicated layouts , such as tables .
8 In doing this , they make it easier to understand why some form of local government continues to survive as more than simply a creature of the centre .
9 If parents keep cool and explain fully why they are saying no , they make it easier for their daughter to back down without losing face .
10 As they are used single-handed , they make it easier to dead-head flowers , prune shrubs , cut up chicken for the barbecue , and shape materials like leather , canvas , etc , for craftwork .
11 They make it easier for teachers to use the video machine without being tied to its side whenever they want to stop or start it .
12 This was the second time they had done the walk , and they found it tougher than in previous years .
13 And that they found it easier when they that that English was English and Orcadian was Orcadian .
14 It 's just the way they , they , they found it easier umm
15 Not only have they made it worse , they knew they would ; even if they genuinely thought their policies were somehow better for Britain as a whole , they knew damn well they 'd put hundreds of thousands of people out of work , and Saatchi & Saatchi must have known that , too , if they 'd bothered to think .
16 Ken 's agreed to run on our policies and our ticket , ’ even though he acknowledges that they suit him better than Ken .
17 They like theirs stronger , more bitter , thinner and preferably cold .
18 Britain after 1945 is full of people who live alone because they like it , or at least because they like it better than any of the available alternatives .
19 cos they pledge to you that they get it cleaner than anything else
20 Besides , once they 've gone into mourning , they find it cheaper to stay that way .
21 Now it happens that when some substances crystallize they find it easier to do so if some kind of irregularity is present .
22 And they find it easier to come here now .
23 They find it harder to appreciate the successes of the mentally handicapped because they do not conform to their concept of success .
24 Their coordination is less well-developed , too : they find it harder to turn somersaults or hold a pencil properly for long .
25 These women he slept with casually when he was touring — they knew him better than she , because they got an instant , naked impact .
26 They liked him well enough , however , when they knew him better .
27 Afterwards she felt that Sarah had deliberately steered the conversation away from Terry , and recalling her remark that they knew him better than she did , Anne felt uneasy without quite knowing why .
28 The Christians soon acquired a reputation even among the pagans for being generous with their money ; they thought it better to give than to enquire too closely into the merits of the recipients , and were therefore occasionally easy game for confidence tricksters .
29 If the authorities refrain from using force because they think it wiser to use other means , the effect is often as follows : … to prevent or resist violence , the governing class may use guile , cunning , fraud and corruption — in short .
30 They treat us worse than their women .
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