Example sentences of "few [noun pl] [prep] her " in BNC.

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1 She earns between $800 and $1,000 a month , lives in one furnished room , and has just a few possessions of her own .
2 Okay , so she 's gone down a few orifices in her time , but if anyone calls her a hookworm I 'll burst their intestines .
3 The Lake District , which she had visited a few times before her marriage and toured with friends , seemed a golden and available corner of gentility .
4 She could look back on that time with a great deal of fondness ; it had been one of the few times in her life when she had been truly free — there had been no one , neither family , friends nor employer — to make demands on her .
5 His wife , played by Greta Scacchi , has a few secrets of her own .
6 ‘ It 's my guess that the reunion really will take place — probably only a few minutes after her arrival . ’
7 She seemed calm and peaceful , and a few minutes in her presence soon cheered Mr Wolski up .
8 She showered and shampooed her short dark hair , combing it into its neat bob , then she made toast and coffee and sat for a few minutes before her kitchen window which enjoyed the same view as her bedroom .
9 Now safely home , Eva shows few signs of her experience .
10 They 're now desperatly trying to piece together the last few hours of her life .
11 From the road we could see them walking , small dark figures in the white desert , the young bride trailing a few paces behind her husband , with the wind beating her dress .
12 So cold and unfeeling ; Eileen could n't have imagined anyone behaving in her own son 's home as if she were a stranger , making small talk and occasionally bestowing a few words on her daughter-in-law .
13 After a few words with her husband she shook hands with me , kissed him on both cheeks , and then quickly disappeared down the cellar , leaving the two of us to finish off the champagne and burgundy .
14 We were particularly pleased that Lady More , our President , who had not been expected to speak , said a few words about her late husband 's interest in railways and congatulating us on our achievement .
15 Her next door neighbour , a Mrs. Ellen Greaves , gave evidence that she had constantly challenged Esther Dyson in sign language ( which she had learnt through daily contact with the deaf brother and sister ) over the preceding few months about her being in the family way .
16 If a girl is lucky and her parents are alive , she goes to her mother 's house for the last few months of her pregnancy and about the first three months of the baby 's life .
17 The last few months of her journal witness a severe crisis in her life when , having produced a scientific paper on lichen ( nowadays considered ahead of its time ) , her researches were dismissed in a high-handed and sexist way by the Director of Kew Gardens to whom she presented her work .
18 She died in 1850 , having been allowed to leave the convent for the last few months of her life to be nursed by her sisters .
19 Within a few months of her husband 's tragic death Annette knew she had to do something which would still involve her in politics .
20 Margaret had had a paid job with the BUF in the last few months of her membership but with Joyce 's departure from the movement she had lost that as well .
21 The last few months of her life had been horrible .
22 will be spending the next few months at her home in Italy while she recovers from an attack of shingles .
23 About fifteen years ago , we had a Nigerian girl living with us for a few months before her marriage , and she was married from our house .
24 She brought her haul of county match appearances up to 99 , while the number of times she played for her club — she was playing for Ganton up until a few months before her death — must have constituted a record .
25 The adventurous side of Kylie 's spirit eventually triumphed though and just a few months after her exams another audition was being set up .
26 A few months after her death , in 1841 , he married Julia Starky , the sister of the Revd Samuel Starky .
27 She made few demands on her parents but sat quietly , playing with an orange in a plastic mug .
28 Well so was Agnes — it was probably her local being only a few blocks from her Georgetown address .
29 Life had been-kind to her and there were few lines on her face , except in the corners of her eyes and around her swanlike neck just beneath the chin .
30 She turned away to strip the rumpled bed , then straightened the room and packed her few belongings in her bag , feeling more reluctant by the minute to face Penry in the cold light of day .
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