Example sentences of "she [verb] [pers pn] away " in BNC.

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1 Then , not even glancing at the room beyond , or at a woman who had come out on to the stairs , she led him away to a small room of perfect luxury at the back of the house , which was clearly her own .
2 She wiped them away with the back of one trembling hand .
3 She wiped it away .
4 A tear trickled miserably down her cheek and she wiped it away with her fist .
5 Some water dripped from the tip of her nose into her mouth and she wiped it away with one swift movement .
6 And er she got it away eventually bathing it and talking to the little girl and then she said to her now I want you to come here every day she said so I can I see to that for you .
7 She smacked it away .
8 She snatched it away , with a sudden quick anger .
9 She snatched it away , and her eyes blazed .
10 She snatched it away , burrowing deeper beneath the covers .
11 It was a victory for her each time that she wrested him away from his desk and his teleprinter and his uniform .
12 She drew him away to the corner by the iced water machine .
13 I went over to comfort her but she shooed me away .
14 She shooed them away happily , but Jenna was anything but happy .
15 ‘ Then why did she give me away ? ’ asked Juliet .
16 She lifted it away and put it on Lowell 's knee .
17 Oh , dear , what an embarrassing state of affairs , thought Juliet , as she filed them away .
18 She did try , writing what she describes as ‘ two of the most frightful purple passages of stream of consciousness prose ’ , but they were so awful she threw them away .
19 She had her chances and she threw them away .
20 She threw it away , then fumbled in the bag , her hand finding the solid objects racked neatly in its side .
21 Ducklings at a similarly early stage in their lives also follow their mother as she leads them away on food-finding outings .
22 As soon as the chicks are mobile , she leads them away from the nest and down to the shore .
23 She turned it away in confusion , pretending to examine the grey-brown clay of the cliff .
24 She hid it away quickly as I entered the room .
25 She hid it away behind a bright , brittle insouciance which plainly worried Elise to death , but for several nights wept silently into her pillow , utterly shattered to find she 'd wanted Penry 's child quite desperately without even realising it .
26 He bent to kiss her again , but she thrust him away .
27 Later she locked it away in her own empty suitcase , a place where she was sure even Giovanna would never find it .
28 But it was too late ; large tears rolled down her cheeks and , no matter how swiftly she swiped them away and pretended they were n't there , they just kept on coming .
29 It was glued in places by dried blood , and he flinched as she peeled it away .
30 I have only to kiss them , my own grandchildren , and she calls them away .
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