Example sentences of "she [verb] [prep] their " in BNC.

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1 In one situation , a younger daughter was being constantly criticized by her older sister for the way she cared for their mother .
2 D was judicially separated from his wife and she lived in their house together with their three children , the youngest of whom was twelve .
3 And she asked for their support over a difficult period .
4 In the year I had skippered Wavebreaker at least half of our married male charterers had either offered Ellen a job or pressed her to visit their offices the next time she passed through their city .
5 One wife , who has now returned part-time to her own career while she cares for their two small children , accepted before marrying that her high-powered executive husband would not give any help in the house .
6 His and Mullova 's relationship ended when Mullova became pregnant ; she moved with their baby son Misha to London , where she now lives .
7 Mrs Marriage came up tentatively along the line of boats , making sure she caught her husband 's good eye before she moved into their circle of secrecy .
8 She winced at their infelicities , at the clumsy way they beat about the bush .
9 Wary men should attempt a glimpse of such a girl 's feet , should she appear by their fireside , for if they take the form of hooves it is wiser to flee .
10 She delighted in their charm and their attractiveness , responded without reservation to these two young men , who would , more than likely , speak her language ; who were familiar and reassuring in their dress , their speech , the way they thought .
11 ‘ I like a woman who can keep to the time I give her , ’ Roman said as she came into their sitting-room .
12 Her mother 's moodswings began to terrify her , and she would slow to a careful frozen walk as she turned into their street .
13 She joined in their laughing and talking , and for a short time almost forgot her shame .
14 One version circulating at the Palace is that Her Majesty realised that Her Other Majesty did n't yet know the result when she arrived for their weekly get-together .
15 She colluded with their judgment .
16 She glanced at their faces and said lightly , ‘ A bit scary ?
17 If she withholds beyond their as yet limited capacity for tolerance , their continuing rage seeks only to destroy what is in her .
18 Their bodies were found by their 15 year old daughter , Stacey when she returned to their Marsh Gibbon home in February after babysitting .
19 Two days later she returned to their home in Silton Road , Huyton , to collect fresh clothing for the children and Redmond was already there .
20 His thin pink lips , which normally she loved for their delicacy and sensitivity , were stretched in a colourless line , and between them showed sharp discoloured teeth .
21 Having dropped out of school in Sweden and returned from Africa to do little but hang out in New York , she leapt at their invitation to move to London and join the group in 1980 .
22 She was n't an actor , and she 'd never be able to fully comprehend what made the breed tick , even though she worked with their number practically every day .
23 Then she dashed into their 18-month-old son 's bedroom .
24 She disappeared into their room , with some of the parcels , and Paul , weighed down with the rest , faced his landlady .
25 She knew of their existence by hundreds and by thousands .
26 She noticed Ian flush as she retailed the little she knew of their contents .
27 Her partner 's passionate hobby was shooting , and she knew from their telephone calls that he had been spending his spare time at a sports club which had a range .
28 She stared at their supper as it revolved on the turntable .
29 She stared at their hands , hers slender , small-boned and delicate , his so tanned and strong .
30 While a fervid interest in sex overpowered other girls , she listened to their confidences unmoved .
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