| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | human | If the soul 's fate was indeed predetermined , it followed that all human endeavour to bring about its salvation must necessarily be in vain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | managerial | I ca n't see that little managerial fumble looking too good to that bunch of number-crunchers Upstairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | corporate | The physical effects of corporate misbehaviour are difficult to quantify precisely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | American | But American aims went beyond the mere exclusion of Free France from this particular theatre of operations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Egyptian | The USSR had been one of the first governments to recognise the state of Israel in 1948 , but Soviet support was thereafter thrown behind the Arab cause and behind the Egyptian war effort in particular . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | international | As a large consumer of Middle Eastern oil , Japan had been criticized for not making a fuller contribution to the international effort against Iraq . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | socialist | China would concentrate on establishing a " socialist market economy " with the aim of achieving " socialist modernization " by 2050 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | public | 1 ) Voters can `` buy '' one of two brands when they select their political agents -- a Republican brand that believes in the minimalist state and in the virtues of private markets over the vices of public action , and a Democratic brand that believes in big government and in public intervention to remedy the excesses attendant to the pursuit of private interest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Spanish | It could point to plenty of ailments that the Spanish economic rejuvenation so far has failed to cure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | North Korean | The United States is insisting on the `` complete , verifiable and irreversible dismantlement ( CVID) ) '' of the North Korean nuclear program before addressing North Korean security and economic concerns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Libyan | North Korea also allegedly provided more than 10 scientists to work on the Libyan missile program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iraqi | Partly as a result of the shortcomings in the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) safeguards system -- which allowed the rapid development of the Iraqi nuclear program in the 1970s and North Korea 's in the 1990s to go largely undetected -- and partly by assessing Iran 's intentions , the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) have increased their scrutiny of Iran 's activities over the last several years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | purely civilian | According to former head of AEOI , Akbar Etemad , the Shah 's interest in nuclear technology did not involve military applications , in fact the Shah `` considered it absurd , under the existing circumstances , to embark on anything else but a purely civilian program . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iranian | It is further claimed that these companies serve as a front for importing important chemical precursors and related equipment , which are then diverted to the Iranian CW program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iranian | Some of the most common agents that are associated with the Iranian BW program in the open literature are B. anthracis , botulinum toxin , ricin , T-2 mycotoxin , and Variola virus , the causative agent of smallpox . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iranian | As there is no concrete mechanism for verifying government reports or allegations from exile groups , many of the allegations regarding the Iranian BW program remain unsubstantiated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iranian | Report by German intelligence on Iranian efforts to acquire production equipment for tabun and sarin , using three Indian companies as fronts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iranian | These sales do not necessarily indicate the presence of an offensive CW capability but are worth noting due to their potential diversion to an illicit Iranian CW program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iranian | The origins of the Iranian missile program date back to the late 1970s and the last years that the Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi ruled Iran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iraqi | The continued Iraqi use of FROG-7A artillery rockets against Iranian cities led to Iran 's interest in long - range artillery rockets and ballistic missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | civilian | Iran 's plans for building a civilian nuclear power program have prompted much concern regarding its intention to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iranian | The details of the early Iranian ballistic missile and rocket programs , as well as their immediate objectives , are presently unknown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | civilian | Iran claims it is trying to establish a complete nuclear fuel cycle to support a civilian energy program , but this same fuel cycle would be applicable to a nuclear weapons development program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iraqi | Since the early 1990s , it has put a high priority on its chemical weapons program because of its inability to respond in kind to Iraq 's chemical attacks and the discovery of substantial Iraqi efforts with advanced agents , such as the highly persistent nerve agent VX . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iraqi | The pace of the program probably has increased because of the 1995 revelations about the scale of Iraqi efforts prior to the Gulf War . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iranian | The article describes the background and recent developments of the Iranian nuclear development program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Burmese | There were rumors in 2003 of Burmese plans to purchase ballistic missiles from North Korea , but it is unclear whether any transactions have been completed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Soviet | The Soviet nuclear weapon program began during World War II and culminated in a successful atomic bomb test in 1949 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | North Korean | During the visit , Kelly informed First Vice Foreign Minister Kang So ( k Chu and Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Kwan that Washington was aware of a secret North Korean program to produce highly - enriched uranium ( HEU ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | both civilian and military | In the late 1960s , North Korea continued to expand its educational and research institutions to support a nuclear program for both civilian and military applications . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Syrian | It appears that the Syrian nuclear program continues to be focused solely on civilian nuclear research , based on international cooperation , and set to support a continued domestic aspiration for a nuclear power program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Roman | In about a.d. 30 he and his followers went for Passover to Jerusalem , which was in unrest at this time , dissatisfied with Roman domination . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Soviet | The 1948-49 airlift to break the Soviet blockade of Berlin ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Dep | Iranian | And because the dwindling supply is due to an Iranian blockade , the dispute is further tangling complicated dealings with a powerful neighbor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Ext | theoretical | Latest results from Europe 's centre for particle physics point to the possible discovery of the W , a particle that plays a key role in theoretical attempts to unite two of nature 's forces |
| avoid.v | Agent | A | Ext | Iranian | Report by German intelligence on Iranian efforts to acquire production equipment for tabun and sarin , using three Indian companies as fronts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | British | The second influence we shall examine is the British attempt in the latter half of the nineteenth century to reconcile a tension between the romantic-historical and the positivist approaches to society by developing theories of social evolution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | Jewish | Another text with allusions to Jewish ethical norms attributed to Phocylides was recognized long ago to be a Jewish forgery of the Hellenistic age . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | governmental | AI now opposes house demolition as a governmental punishment of political opponents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | Swiss | This was in apparent retaliation for the Swiss expulsion on March 22 of the Iranian consul-general in Geneva , Manouchar Tale Massouleh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | Soviet | There are no American or British diplomats in Kabul to answer the allegations because both countries pulled out their embassy staffs before the Soviet troop withdrawal last February . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | the protestant | As a young man , in 1679 , Reid had fought in the protestant fiasco at Bothwell Bridge when their armies were smashed by Monmouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | global | Mrs Thatcher yesterday flew to the US to address the UN on the environment , as Britain blocked a global freeze on carbon dioxide emissions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | | Individual responses in a class test were compared with responses to the same items presented in an interview : many were found to differ . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | international | As part of the international effort to persuade Israel to allow the entry of the UN mission , Hurd visited Israel on Oct. 15-17 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | joint | The new legislation was one cause of the improved bilateral relations between the USA and the Bahamas , also helped by joint efforts during 1990 to improve the Bahamas Defence ( coastguard ) Force . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | desperately poor people | And as long as you have no realistic alternative to industrialization based on low wages , to oppose it means that you are willing to deny desperately poor people the best chance they have of progress for the sake of what amounts to an aesthetic standard -- that is , the fact that you do n't like the idea of workers being paid a pittance to supply rich Westerners with fashion items . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | Democratic | The Democratic House attendance rate has not exceeded the Republican House attendance rate since 1959 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | Republican | The Democratic House attendance rate has not exceeded the Republican House attendance rate since 1959 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | Iranian | The majority of these reports cite Iranian attempts to purchase fusaria from Canada and the Netherlands as evidence that Iran is working on a covert weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | joint Israeli - Iranian | Among a number of joint Israeli - Iranian military projects discussed at these meetings was `` Project Flower . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | between Tajikistan and Iran | Joint uranium production and enrichment efforts between Tajikistan and Iran are being considered ( 7198 , 7466 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | | Joint uranium production and enrichment efforts between Tajikistan and Iran are being considered ( 7198 , 7466 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | | The university places emphasis on its strong relationship with the nation 's industries and the practical application of its training programs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | Pyongyang 's | The United States was dissatisfied with the postponement of safeguards inspections to verify Pyongyang 's past activities , and North Korea was dissatisfied with the delayed construction of the light water power reactors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | Libyan | This attack was conducted in retaliation for the U.S. bombing raid on Tripoli , which was carried out in the aftermath of Libyan terrorist activities in Germany . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | its own | QN : Has Libya developed its own domestic missile program ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | unilateral | The South African experience demonstrates that at least under some conditions , unilateral disarmament is not only possible , but can improve a nation 's security . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | sub - state | For example , Walter Laqueur , a terrorism specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. , defines terrorism as : `` The sub - state application of violence or threatened violence intended to sow panic in a society , to weaken or even overthrow the incumbents , and to bring about political change . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | AJP | Dep | | Prowler jet on a low - flying exercise from the U.S. air base at nearby Aviano cut through the wire of a cable car Tuesday and sent 20 skiers plunging to their deaths . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AVP | Dep | who | Fat people who exercise regularly are healthier than thin people who do n't . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AVP | Dep | regularly | Fat people who exercise regularly are healthier than thin people who do n't . |
| avoid.v | Agent | AVP | Dep | | Fat people who exercise regularly are healthier than thin people who do n't . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | state | Dr Akhtar pointed to incitement to racial hatred , libel , obscenity , and breaches of national security as areas in which the liberal state bans publication . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | state | The liberal state simply mirrors these external systems of domination . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | society and state | This was the liberal society and state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | IRA | In other incidents , an RUC superintendent died in a bombing and a major IRA prison escape attempt was foiled in Belfast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | FA | Birmingham face FA punishment after their managing director , Ken Wheldon , allegedly sold tickets before the trouble-torn match at Blackpool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | Great Power | This strategy involved proposals for formal arrangements for joint Great Power elimination of bases and the encouragement of neutralist and non-aligned sentiment in the Third World against Western bases . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | Stalin | Goodness knows how many times Mravinsky must have conducted the Fifth Symphony after its emotional premiàre on November 21st 1937 ( Shostakovich 's rehabilitation after the Lady Macbeth affair , in the middle of the Stalin purges ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | US | About 80 per cent of officials in these ministries survived the US purge and went on to cooperate with the Occupation in containing the labour movement into ` sound " de-politicized unions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | old dear | Oh yes , she was a very very strict old dear . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | male | However , these explanations of violence against women do not tally with the evidence of the extent of the violence nor its continuity with other forms of male conduct towards women . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | crowd | But last week 's pitch invasion at Maine Road , the home of Manchester City , was a warning that the war on crowd misbehaviour has not yet been won . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | crowd | Play could also be abandoned today in the fifth one-day international after an agreement reached yesterday about what to do if there is crowd misbehaviour among the 25,000 sell-out crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | debtor | A filing mechanism cuts down debtor misbehaviour because the availability of reliable information about the debtor 's property reduces the debtor 's incentive to misbehave by removing the opportunity to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | mujaheddin | The mujaheddin aim to weaken the Iraqi regime by attacking its defeated and demoralised forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | PNP | In this respect , despite the main PNP goal , the PNP was not really about the needs of all children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | his | Finally , the question tells us that A's object was to save the leader ; it does not tell us whether his object was also to save himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | | Their object was to undermine society , the Church in particular . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | | Israeli land seizure also politicized the rural population . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | federal | The project never materialised owing to a federal moratorium on housing funds , but the two strands of building preservation and community involvement came together in 1979 with the incorporation of the MCC . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | rebel | There was no immediate rebel response to Zedillo 's new effort at reconciliation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | U.S. | A currency trader at Credit Lyonnais said that the absence of a clear U.S. response to the renewed weakness of the dollar was worrying market participants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | public | At present , public response for local holiday packages has often met with lukewarm response , forcing tour agencies to concentrate on foreign holidaymakers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | military | The tough military response on both days appeared to signal a new Israeli strategy to confront escalating guerrilla attacks by Hezbollah . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | | Federal employment and training programmes were sliced in half during the 1980s , from $12.8 billion to $5.6 billion , in real terms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | pupil | The program ` teaches " a topic itself , presenting ideas in a straightforward didactic way and initiating pupil activity with specific tasks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | user | To observe use by simply recording user activity does not provide explanations for user behaviour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | group | Over 500 activity cards provide a wide variety of games , pairwork , and group activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | prayer group | However , specific faith-sharing and prayer group activities are more relevant in retreat settings and will not normally take place in the classroom where the focus is predominantly educational in nature . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | Nazi | Forster was so smitten by the result that he could not trust his voice to announce the Nazi gains on the radio , and is said to have spent the night at home weeping uncontrollably . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | enemy | In the event of enemy action , surely some , or all , might have been able to bale out if the plane had not immediately exploded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | | Police actions are frequently directed by ruling politicians and the government controls the legislation which grants the army immunity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | YMCA International | The life-changing experiences that are made possible because of YMCA International work will remain with the youth and adults who participate for a lifetime ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | Ellison | Of the notable stories in this collection , `` A Coupla Scalped Indians , '' published in 1956 and possibly a fragment for a new novel , is the biggest disappointment , since it is the latest Ellison work here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | phage | There were reports of phage success against dysentery , typhoid , and plague , and bacteriophage therapy had a brief heyday , especially in the 1920s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | chromosome | Given the chromosome window size ( 5 Mbp ) used to calculate the TDF and the average size of the gene ( ~30 Kbp ) , each 5 Mbp region should contain on average about 170 genes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | bird | Did n't feel a thing , but noticed some strange bird behavior . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | Department of Defense | All ICBMs were transferred to Russia for dismantlement by September 1996 and missile silos and silo structures were destroyed under the U.S. Department of Defense Cooperative Threat Reduction ( CTR ) program by September 1999 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | IAEA | Iran is generally viewed as having been forthcoming and helpful to these IAEA efforts , although this cooperation has clearly not been absolute . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | Iraqi | The weak international response , particularly by the United Nations , to Iraqi use of chemical weapons against Iranian forces left Iran bitter about what it perceived to be a double standard in enforcing international agreements . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | civilian | Iran has denied the charges that it is pursuing a nuclear weapons program , and argues that nuclear technology for civilian use is the right of every non - nuclear weapon state party to the NPT . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | U.S. | On 12 May 2003 , North Korea announced that the bilateral `` Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula '' signed with South Korea on 20 January 1992 was no longer valid because of `` U.S. actions '' [ Note : the U.S. was not a signatory ] . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | military | It is estimated that Russia has between 735 and 1,365 metric tons ( t ) of weapons grade - equivalent highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) and between 106 and 156 t of military - use plutonium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | U.S. | To date , Congress has authorized more than $4.7 billion for U.S. programs aimed at helping Russia and other newly independent states reduce the threats posed by their weapons of mass destruction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | U.S. government | This introductory chapter defines CBW terrorism , explores what types of terrorist groups would be most likely to carry out such attacks , and summarizes U.S. government actions to combat CBW terrorism before and after September 11 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | civilian | For it will permit peaceful civilian use of nuclear power while avoiding the threat of proliferation and the possibility that terrorists might acquire a nuclear weapon or it might proliferate to some other irresponsible party and then endanger America or its allies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | IAEA | This study was part of an IAEA cooperative assistance project to help Syria understand the requirements for developing and maintaining a nuclear program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | U.S. | A key uncertainty is how ongoing military modernization efforts will ultimately reshape China 's strategic nuclear capabilities , but U.S. deployments of missile defenses are likely to be a key variable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | U.S. | A key question is how U.S. deployment of ballistic missile defense ( formerly known as theater and national missile defense ) will affect the pace and scope of Chinese strategic modernization . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | military | China 's development of anti - satellite ( ASAT ) capabilities has also raised concerns about China 's missile and related military space program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | Chinese | A key question is how U.S. deployment of ballistic missile defense ( formerly known as theater and national missile defense ) will affect the pace and scope of Chinese strategic modernization . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | U.N. | He said he would pay particular attention to what happens to food and medicine entering the country under the U.N. oil-for-food program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | U.N. | One way would be to speed up the flow of health supplies and other urgent commodities to the country under a U.N. humanitarian program , he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | Buddhist | Although the banyan trees that once flourished here are now no more , the often - restored complex has remained a focus of local Buddhist activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | NATO | The Libyan leader was surrounded by insurgents on the south , east and west and cut off from the Mediterranean Sea by a NATO naval blockade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | rebel | It was unimaginable , for instance , that the trucks reportedly headed to the eastern city of Benghazi with relief supplies could break through the rebel roadblocks along the huge stretches of coastal roadway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | rebel | On Wednesday , Islamic insurgents opened fire on a bus and killed at least 19 people after the driver refused to stop at a rebel roadblock 50 miles south of Algiers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | | Sniper fire made splashes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | sniper | The invading fighters met sniper fire , Kanshil said , and street fighting was reported . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | sniper | The Taliban say , though , that the Western military , for all its power and prowess , will always be vulnerable to IEDs , sniper fire and small-scale ambushes -- the hallmarks of asymmetrical warfare . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Dep | sniper | But other hazards are also taking their toll , including firefights , helicopter crashes , ambushes and sniper fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | Chant | With the note finished , Chant pocketed it , and headed out into the darkness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | | Solicitors also participate in social activities likely to get them and their firms known to potential clients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | | Judith for her part sought security for Charles and herself in new alliances . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | his group | Mr Saville also admitted it was almost certain that his group would seek grants from the Welsh Office or the Welsh Development Agency for the reclamation of the site , which is scarred by toxic waste tips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | Rawls | In A Theory of Justice Rawls seeks a method for rationally determining the principles of justice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | | Brooke J. had to deal with a similar point in a different context in the recent case of In re X ( A Student ) , 11 November 1991 , to which we have referred . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | IRA | Britain also insists on an IRA pledge to disarm before Sinn Fein can join . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | a less - attractive modern concrete tower | The 1835 white clapboard lighthouse here has been restored with a jolly red - and - white striped dome , while a less - attractive modern concrete tower does all the work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | schools | Conversely , there are the majority of unsuccessful schools , and we know which efforts at educational reform are doomed beforehand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | the majority of | Conversely , there are the majority of unsuccessful schools , and we know which efforts at educational reform are doomed beforehand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | U.S. | The NPT withdrawal swiftly followed a December 2002 announcement that North Korea was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , in response to the U.S. decision to suspend heavy fuel oil ( HFO ) shipments under the Agreed Framework . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | Taliban | U. S. officials said they believed a Taliban claim of responsibility for the attack was legitimate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | Taliban | In the interview , conducted at a Kandahar hotel , he repeated the Taliban claim of responsibility for the assassination last month of the city 's respected deputy mayor , Azizullah Yarmal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | Taliban | The Taliban claim of responsibility , which came from Qari Yousef Ahmadi , the movement 's spokesman in the south , derided the border police as a " puppet " force . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Ext | Taliban | Despite Taliban boasts of responsibility , commanders in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization said there 's little direct evidence of sleeper cells or even much infiltration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | political regime | The alliance would sustain the authoritarian political regime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | regime | Technological change in agriculture has increased the importance of obtaining the loyalty of the farm worker rather than relying upon a disciplined and authoritarian regime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | employer , Count Schrattenbach , Archbishop of Salzburg | LEOPOLD AND WOLFGANG had arrived home after their second Italian trip to a death -- that of Leopold 's kindly and indulgent employer , Count Schrattenbach , Archbishop of Salzburg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | husband | Even the most indulgent husband would find it hard to forgive this foolish wife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | Swede or Finn | He blames your lenient Swede or Finn |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | Gulf Air | This time they were overburdened with luggage which was far too heavy for even the lenient Gulf Air to overlook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | pathologist | You do n't want any clever Q. C. s saying that the bungling pathologist has obscured a natural cause of death -- not that there 's much doubt left in this case . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | burglar | Pesci , a bungling burglar in the movie and its upcoming sequel , gave up singing for acting 15 years ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | sidekick Norman Lamont | PREMIER John Major and his bungling sidekick Norman Lamont were shown up for the joke double act they are yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | shoplifter | A BUNGLING shoplifter tried to flog a pair of Marks and Spencer shorts -- to the store detective who had followed him into the street after seeing him nick them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | bandit | A BUNGLING bandit botched three hold-ups in an hour — and ended up £200 worse off than when he started . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | amateur | ` That , " said Oliver , ` was the work of a bungling amateur . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | criminals | TWO BUNGLING criminals thought they would keep one step ahead of police by using a high-technology scanner device to eavesdrop on them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | undercover Treasury agent | Dustin played Jason Fister , a bumbling undercover Treasury agent sent to Italy to locate gangster Madigan 's ill-gotten millions , thereby becoming embroiled in a series of slapstick mishaps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | sidekick Watson | ACTOR Roy Barraclough has taken on a role that 's right up his street -- as Sherlock Holmes ' bumbling sidekick Watson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | helpers of Santa who save the day when Toyland is invaded by a bogeyman | This feature-length operetta , later retitled Babes In Toyland , has Stan and Ollie as two bumbling helpers of Santa who save the day when Toyland is invaded by a bogeyman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | cop Matthew Modine | Her character , Angela , goes for a Bohemian lifestyle and an affair with bumbling cop Matthew Modine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | candidates | His son , Ahmad , called on successful candidates to ` follow the ideas of the late Imam Khomeini . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | applicants | The successful applicants will form part of an active research group led by Professor Peter Donnelly , Dr Richard Nichols and Dr David Balding in the Schools of Mathematical and Biological Sciences at QMW . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | applicants | Successful applicants may be eligible for assistance with travel and removal expenses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | competitor | The successful competitor would also receive the usual 5 per cent fees on the cost of the work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | applicant | An unsuccessful applicant could appeal to the regional committee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | applicants | The HCIMA Careers Adviser will advise centres and will counsel unsuccessful applicants should the centre wish to refer individual cases to HCIMA . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | candidate | Babbitt , 54 , a former Governor of Arizona , was an unsuccessful candidate for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | candidates | Chief executive Tom Hughes said the reason for the delay was to inform the unsuccessful candidates before a public announcement was made . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | women | It is worth emphasising the importance of Staphylococcus saprophyticus as the second commonest pathogen causing cystitis and acute pyelonephritis in sexually active women , particularly in the spring and summer months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | workers | A growing proportion of politically active workers were no longer without a country , as the Communist Manifesto had proclaimed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | person | I 'm an active person . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | woman | We are not academic , we might not read The Origins of Family , Private Property and the State or this or that book , but you become a very active woman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | hunters | It is the females who nearly always are the active hunters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | teachers | It was also accepted that an increase in PAF was necessary with perhaps a higher fee for active teachers with an associate fee for non-teaching teachers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | participant | Training sessions should be fun , and the dog must be encouraged as an active participant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | golfer | He was never a precise golfer in the mould of Hogan , but his magnificent tactical management enabled him to calculate the exact odds in moments of high tension . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | Washington | Real-estate moguls , the only folks who made real money in D.C. until recently , were shut out of power Washington - except for sports team owners Jack Kent Cooke and Abe Pollin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | bell-ringer | Vicar Marshall admits to mixed feelings about this issue , since he is both a vicar and an active bell-ringer himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | schools | There are many successful schools scattered throughout this nation , some of them in the poorest of ghettos , and they are all sending us the same message . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | schools | Conversely , there are the majority of unsuccessful schools , and we know which efforts at educational reform are doomed beforehand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | the majority of | Conversely , there are the majority of unsuccessful schools , and we know which efforts at educational reform are doomed beforehand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | player | Libya 's motivation to acquire WMD , and ballistic missiles in particular , appears in part to be a response to Israel 's clandestine nuclear program and a desire to become a more active player in Middle_Eastern and African politics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | facility | In the spring of 2003 , US intelligence detected activities around the Radiochemisty Laboratory , a reprocessing facility in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , that indicate North Korea was probably reprocessing the 8,000 spent fuel rods that had been in a temporary storage pond . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | role | Iran continues to play an active role at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) , is recognized as a member in good standing , and currently serves on its executive council . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | facility | `` Four secret transfers of 63 kilograms of highly enriched uranium from a research laboratory in Uzbekistan to a secure Russian reprocessing facility were completed April 19 by the U.S. Department of Energy 's National Nuclear Security Administration ( NNSA ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | international terrorist groups | By 1995 , however , 26 out of 56 known , active international terrorist groups could be classified as religious in character and / or motivation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | Las Vegas Ranch | What happened next would mark the end of the successful Las Vegas Ranch and the beginning of the era of the subdivision seen across almost all of Western America to this day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | bronze statue | The most famous site on the island is the world 's tallest seated bronze statue of Buddha at 22 m ( 72.6 ft ) , the Tiantan Buddha ( see page 55 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | office | The community initiatives committee is working with our development office to put together a long-range fundraising plan that will ultimately bring more money into our centers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | industrial conglomerates left in this country | Along with GE , it 's one of the few truly successful industrial conglomerates left in this country , with lines of business ranging from disposable medical products to underwater telecommunications . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | entrepreneurs | Prize systems could be designed to be fairly similar to the current system , with big payoffs for successful entrepreneurs , but even with this approach , there would be huge opportunities to improve welfare . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | organizations we studied | Successful organizations we studied based their strategic planning , to a large extent , on the interests and expectations of their stakeholders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | young men | Early on , he specialized in admiring portraits of successful young men : Bradley as a star college basketball player , Thomas Hoving at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | enterprises | This guild of scholars is one of the most successful enterprises in the history of our species . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | DOD programs | The most successful DOD programs also captured the knowledge that manufacturing processes needed to build the product would consistently produce a reliable product by the end of system demonstration , before making a production decision . |
| avoid.v | Agent | N | Head | brain | Sufficient for me to share the sport and lend my humble help to the capture without distracting that intent brain with needless interruption . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Appositive | | Michael Dowhie , 31 , a recent graduate of the Mesa Community College Fire Academy , helped organize a carwash fund-raiser . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Appositive | a recent graduate of the Mesa Community College Fire Academy | Michael Dowhie , 31 , a recent graduate of the Mesa Community College Fire Academy , helped organize a carwash fund-raiser . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | policemen | But the religious theme is yoked here to the " upper-middle " stereotype of country house drama , with its retinue of cheerful cockney servants and bumbling policemen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | people of all ages | Active people of all ages enjoy these holidays . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | supporter of John Eliot | It is therefore , hardly surprising to find that Richard Baxter was an active supporter of John Eliot , the ` apostle " to the American Indians . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | Kylie | After the high energy opening of ` The Locomotion " Kylie launched herself into a raunchy version of her second bit hit ` Got To Be Certain " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | herself | After the high energy opening of ` The Locomotion " Kylie launched herself into a raunchy version of her second bit hit ` Got To Be Certain " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | we | And the reason we do n't want to is that effective education would require us to relinquish some cherished metaphysical beliefs about human nature in general and the human nature of young people in particular , as well as to violate some cherished vested interests . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | Rhode Island | `` Rhode Island is preparing itself for a major hurricane or other natural disaster , state and local officials testified at a field hearing of the Senate Homeland Security Committee Thursday , including establishing interoperable communications systems and community evacuation plans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | itself | `` Rhode Island is preparing itself for a major hurricane or other natural disaster , state and local officials testified at a field hearing of the Senate Homeland Security Committee Thursday , including establishing interoperable communications systems and community evacuation plans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | | Many will use a common editorial . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | An Islamic group | AL QAEDA : An Islamic group with an aim of Jihad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | prospectors | flash in the pan This phrase sounds as if it derives from the way that prospectors pan rivers for gold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | I | " And I 'll work it myself , Mr . Holmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | myself | " And I 'll work it myself , Mr . Holmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Dep | it | " And I 'll work it myself , Mr . Holmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If he chose to , he could become quite authoritarian in his manner and cutting in his remarks but then , every Adviser needs some weapons in his armoury to survive ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tanzania , in spite of the national rhetoric inspired by President Julius Nyerere , was also essentially authoritarian during Nyerere 's presidency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you want your son or daughter to grow up able to talk to you , perhaps you could consider being a little less authoritarian . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They will also tend to be authoritarian , conservative and controlled in their thinking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Serve warm with Greek yogurt or , if you 're feeling self indulgent , double cream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | farmers | Similarly farmers are more prepared to be indulgent about their employees ' working hours as long as the necessary tasks are carried out efficiently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | He thought , but did not say , that murder provided its own dreadful excitement for those who neither mourned nor were directly concerned and that people were commonly indulgent to those who helped provide the entertainment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Courts , in short , are especially kind and indulgent to women . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pope John was not weak , was not a compromiser , was not indulgent towards erroneous opinions or towards the so-called inevitability of history etc . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They will be feeling indulgent towards us , because we are not so evidently , so rowdily in love ; yet we should be discreetly indulgent towards them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | They will be feeling indulgent towards us , because we are not so evidently , so rowdily in love ; yet we should be discreetly indulgent towards them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Serge was no longer as indulgent with her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was usually so indulgent with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Towards the end of the play 's run , he got more indulgent with Pearson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sartori had been indulgent for the weeks they 'd been together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some parents | The Examiner 's Report for 1890 stated : " The work and discipline in the School seem to improve term by term -- yet there Is room for greater improvement if some parents would be a little less indulgent in giving excuses for their boys for not having prepared their work . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I do n't believe you have to be all that indulgent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Father Duryea appeared to be hopeful and indulgent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Barbs | ` Barbs would n't care , " said Sam , and Camille had to concede that Barbs was stunningly indulgent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Normally he could go for weeks without being so indulgent ; but the MacQuillan case had brought Rain Morgan back into his life and with her some poignant memories . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mothers tend to be less indulgent and more demanding with daughters at this age than with sons , and fathers to be similarly favourably inclined towards their daughters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | You 're right to be sceptical : we should be indulgent only to a certain point with lovers , whose vanities rival those of politicians . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Mr Newham said the PPL would have ` no qualms " about seeking redress from those who consistently ignored them , but added : ` If you were to apply for a licence today we could be lenient about past fees . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Warning that he would not be so lenient in the future , Mr Peter said it seemed to him that there was a warning for operators here generally , if they decided to go to a tachograph analysis agent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | judges and sheriffs | Without question , many judges and sheriffs are far too lenient in sentencing people found guilty of violent crimes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the courts | She has written to the Attorney General protesting that the courts have been too lenient on Dr Courtney and she has tabled a Parliamentary Question to Sir Nicholas designed to force a judicial review of the sentence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Your father 's too lenient to people like Tommaso . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The landlady repeated that she was being very lenient with him but generosity on her part was not without limits , my girl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the police and courts | With regard to crimes that are known about , the police and courts may be more lenient with female offenders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | People say she was lenient with me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the referee | Here the referee will often be more lenient in applying the rules of contact . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The authorities are reasonably lenient -- provided the pirates stick to uncontroversial material , and transmit only on Sundays . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | lenders | Nowadays , although lenders are not quite so lenient , professionals can still have their pick of a whole range of mortgage products . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Regulators should resist pressure to be lenient |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a judge | ` When a judge is unduly lenient it shakes the public 's faith in the legal system . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The club was liberal about that sort of thing in the old days apparently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many of these schools are more liberal in tone and educational curriculum , and have higher academic standards and a better environment than township schools . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The hideous Hollywood hack Hedda Hopper was uncharacteristically liberal in her views . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The Church of England | ` The Church of England has been getting more and more liberal on the matter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Although not particularly liberal on moral issues , it recognises that a climate of opinion in which people can discuss sexual and emotional matters will be one in which the birth control campaign is more likely to succeed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Union | Run by artists , the Union was the most liberal of the three . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were in general tolerant in their attitude to the Protestant Dissenters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Morse was usually reasonably tolerant about fellow-tipplers , and indeed occasionally rather enjoyed the company of slightly tipsy sirens ; but the sight of this fellow pathetically fighting to extricate a wallet from an inner pocket , and then forking out and handing over three £10 notes — such a sight filled even Morse with mild disgust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The DGM felt quite comfortable about this and also tolerant about the trusts ' sometimes misplaced attempts to establish their autonomy : " After escaping from the nest they go around flapping their wings and hissing at people " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Masai are pretty tolerant in these matters in my experience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | And we do n't seem to be very tolerant in our society , of people who are a bit different . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Being Irish herself , and the sister of a man who had gone mad with syphilis , she was rather more tolerant of Warnie 's foibles than he was of hers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | most of the people of southern Ireland | It is not that most of the people of southern Ireland are supportive or even tolerant of the terrorists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we humans | If only we humans were less ambitious , and more tolerant of one another , then there would n't be a need for arms at all , and every mother 's child would be safe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We must be tolerant of others who do not have our gifts or drive as each of us can only perform to the extent of our own personal capacity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the staff | I have always found the staff honest , trustworthy , intensely loyal and hard-working , generally very tolerant of all extremes of consumer behaviour , and therefore the best asset and advertisement any business can have . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Constantine | It is true , certainly , that Constantine was tolerant towards Christianity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the local constabulary | Records show the local constabulary to have been remarkably tolerant towards prostitutes and apparently sensitive to the sexual practices of the poor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | I think it 's even made us more tolerant towards other people . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | I think in the old days people were more tolerant towards each other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I joined the body to the wires from my machine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The great Frankish leader who unified the confederacy into a powerful entity was Clovis , first of the Merovingian kings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The great Frankish leader who unified the confederacy into a powerful entity was Clovis , first of the Merovingian kings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | Then one tried to unify gravity with quantum mechanics , one had to introduce the idea of " imaginary " time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their great Emperor Gia Long | And when their great Emperor Gia Long finally rose from the Mekong delta a century ago to unify all the peoples from Saigon to Hanoi , had n't he triumphantly renamed his new empire " Viet Nam " ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an architect of genius | Second to Henry Yevele , Wynford was an architect of genius who transformed and unified English building . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Second to Henry Yevele , Wynford was an architect of genius who transformed and unified English building . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | physicists | But why do physicists want to unify phenomena , should they try to , and do the data justify their claims ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Northern Telecom Ltd has unified its data network products under the name Magellan , and has announced a cell-based networking switch designed to bring together data , speech , video and image networks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | love | Whereas the Ego seeks to divide and separate , love seeks to unify and heal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Christ , said Campbell , accepted a cutting off from his Father in order to unite us to God . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In August 1934 they formed a new organization , the Liberty League , to unite opposition to the New Deal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Theodore was determined to break the power of the provincial Rases and unite the country under his sole control , administered by governors appointed by himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE Conservative Party in Europe last night took the final decisive step towards uniting itself with its distant continental cousins , the Christian Democrats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The new social movements represent a very positive force , they unite people in different occupations to confront a problem and in so doing , they raise consciousness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the BBC | To try to unite these pools into a long-distance chain , the BBC has placed around 200 transmitters throughout the country ; Classic FM is making similar efforts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Auerbach unites the portrait as depiction of object with the portrait as site of subjectivities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Reynolds sought to unite them by avoiding unnecessary controversy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he now hopes , as soon as the general election is out of the way , to unite the various pro-hunting campaigns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In days gone by there had been little differences between the members of the party on the war policy , but the war was now over and they wanted to unite all their forces … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Farouk successor , Gamal Abdel Nasser , a socialist and a revolutionary , attempted to unite the Arab world . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | WEDGWOOD has united art and industry by commissioning six of Britain 's top painters and sculptors to design a limited edition series of 500 12 inch collectors plates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | MIP-1 specific augmentation of adhesion to VCAM-1 was not observed with a control glycoprotein ( CD45 ; data not shown ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Goreng | Later , I heard Mrs Goreng coaxing Kaptan to say a few foreign sentences in front of his father . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Childline counsellor | Sometimes the Childline counsellor manages to coax them to speak . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You will not coax me into an indiscretion , so save your breath . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Top earning dealers sometimes coax their clients into massive account trades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was a little tired of coaxing her into being friendly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Say goodbye to me Italian style , " he coaxed huskily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | As teachers you can direct them along fruitful lines of approach and discourage them from fruitless ones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So he did n't actually discourage me from doing it , he was just slightly disappointed , I think ( Tanya ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Our neighbours , with whom we drank Metaxa and broke plates most evenings , thought they were trying to discourage tourists from venturing into the mountains because of the risk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | In a way , this attitude is similar to that of those who in earlier centuries discouraged scientific investigation by saying that all natural phenomena were the work of God and should not be inquired into . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | In a way , this attitude is similar to that of those who in earlier centuries discouraged scientific investigation by saying that all natural phenomena were the work of God and should not be inquired into . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Eva made no effort to have us talk to each other , Shadwell and I ; in fact I felt she wanted to discourage conversation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | old man | Sitting behind the wheel of the Lagonda , he tried to understand why the old man had discouraged him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So , apart from building tennis and squash courts , he managed to fit five holes of golf into a part of the school grounds and encouraged the boys to have a go . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Secretary of State | While we have co-operation and co-ordination , will the Secretary of State encourage our European partners to start a true dialogue with the Palestine Liberation Organisation ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He 's always doing things quietly and behind the scenes and he 's always there with that one little touch to encourage you to keep going . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He visited the home of Simon Peter , was supported by well-to-do people and never encouraged Zacchaeus to dispose of the whole of his wealth at the time when he returned money to those he had cheated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | My Government | That seems implicit in the sentence in the Gracious Speech which states : " My Government will further encourage the development of democratic institutions and market economies in central and eastern Europe . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Revd John Bunce ( died 1786 ) , vicar of St Stephen 's | Eliza Bunce was the widow of the Revd John Bunce ( died 1786 ) , vicar of St Stephen 's , who encouraged Dixon 's writing and corrected it for publication . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Eliza Bunce was the widow of the Revd John Bunce ( died 1786 ) , vicar of St Stephen 's , who encouraged Dixon 's writing and corrected it for publication . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my husband | Then suddenly I got a bit more confidence , I felt better about my weight , my husband encouraged me as I started out in various career directions , and goals actually began to emerge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We encourage all our pupils not only to develop their individual potential but also to contribute to the well--being of others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Apart from these special sessions we encouraged more and more people to make statements in the main inquiry ( where the atmosphere was more formal and they could be cross-examined by a CEGB barrister ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the only socialist society affiliated to the Labour Party | The University Labour Federation was the only socialist society affiliated to the Labour Party which not merely allowed , but encouraged , Communists to become members . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The University Labour Federation was the only socialist society affiliated to the Labour Party which not merely allowed , but encouraged , Communists to become members . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had obviously enticed Patrick to run away with her -- were they sleeping together , she wondered briefly ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fez-topped men tried to entice them to enter their tiny emporiums but the Roberts spent the first hour simply taking in the atmosphere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an older woman | ` If this ever came to court it would n't look good for an older woman to be seen enticing a young boy into marriage -- " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The male entices a female to a suitable area in open water , where he builds a ` nest " in the substrate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | They have people hanging about outside on the pavement trying to entice gullible idiots in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I hung like a bird in the water overhead , watching for the octopus he was trying to entice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was trying to tempt her to take part in a so-called vox-pop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A good retailer will enthuse about his stock and tempt you to try new foods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Why have you tempted me away from religion ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leonardo forges a love letter from Emilia , and bribes a servant to deliver it to Eustathius along with Emilia 's stolen glove . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I forge myself a letter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | ITN 's Nicholson forged her name on his passport to get her out of her homeland and away from the trauma of war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a farmer | COOKSTOWN Magistrates Court was told yesterday that a farmer forged his deceased mother-in-laws name on a cheque to pay his electricity bill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a group of opportunists | Scientology circles were shaken by allegations that L. Ron Hubbard was dead and a group of opportunists were forging his signature . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | X then forged a telegram to the defendants : ` Goods dispatched to your branch in error . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The eighth one was n't quite so credulous , so he forged her will and smothered her . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my father | I 'll beat you , just as my father beat me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their father | Like him , my children have had to stand by helpless and in absolute panic while their father has brutally beaten me in front of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his father | Rodomonte saw his father beating his mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A HUSBAND who beat his wife in a savage three-hour assault can wait until his holidays before going to jail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A HUSBAND who beat his wife in a savage three-hour assault can wait until his holidays before going to jail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A MOTHER who beat her baby daughter to death was convicted of murder yesterday and jailed for life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A MOTHER who beat her baby daughter to death was convicted of murder yesterday and jailed for life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And you 'll beat your own children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Klansmen | The blacks had just seen a film , ` Mississippi Burning " , in which Klansmen beat a black child to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | women | In the sentencing of women who have beaten or injured their children one can see judges actually having to juggle with the two distinct and apparently contradictory images of women : as vicious assailant and loving mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | In the sentencing of women who have beaten or injured their children one can see judges actually having to juggle with the two distinct and apparently contradictory images of women : as vicious assailant and loving mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a parent | He called for a change in the civil law , rather than criminal statute , to make it an offence for a parent to beat a child , as in Sweden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | Tabet denied using violence , but lawyers said videos screened in court showed him beating women and girls -- including a mother , her daughter and a niece -- while forcing them to have sex . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I beat her mother , Yulia , but obviously not well enough . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was while in Japan that he had beaten the Petty Officer half to death in a drunken rage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ` The man who beats the victim has to hold the Koran under his arm , " a senior official said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The man | ` The man who beats the victim has to hold the Koran under his arm , " a senior official said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the drunken louts | And I am not talking about the drunken louts who beat their wives to death in a cellar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | And I am not talking about the drunken louts who beat their wives to death in a cellar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A MAN who beat his unfaithful wife to death after she viciously grabbed his testicles was jailed for six years yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A MAN who beat his unfaithful wife to death after she viciously grabbed his testicles was jailed for six years yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'll beat him black and blue , " she said hopefully , but without much conviction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A gang beating someone senseless with concrete is committing grievous bodily harm -- a serious offence with an immediate public power of arrest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | paramilitaries | One tells of how he was left paralysed after paramilitaries beat him senseless with a baseball bat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Or I could simply beat you until the blood runs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he found the man he threw the acid into his face and beat him with the hammer , fracturing his skull and his thumb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then , when you returned , school would have started and they would beat you for being late . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | We are fighting a barbarian , and we must beat him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dad | Children suffer most when Dad beats Mum |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She beat at her brother 's head , causing him to screech with pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | After a while she realised she 'd been beating at him with her fists hard enough to hurt and yet he had n't lifted a finger to stop her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I lay down on him and beat at him with my fists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | 200 troops | Eyewitness accounts from Western journalists said that 200 troops fired on the unarmed crowd for several minutes before moving in to beat and arrest the survivors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | " You tell me how to get to the seneschal 's office , " Quiss said evenly , " or I shall boil you alive , understand ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A BATTERED wife who burned her brutal husband to death was freed from jail yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A BATTERED wife who burned her brutal husband to death was freed from jail yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Do n't you realise you could have set the whole place on fire , and burned yourself and all those other people to death ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the rebels | The first Arbuthnot came to Ireland in 1798 to try the rebels who had burned the English garrison alive in their barracks at Prosperous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The first Arbuthnot came to Ireland in 1798 to try the rebels who had burned the English garrison alive in their barracks at Prosperous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Her 16-year-old brother was arrested and tortured ( they removed the skin from his face and the soles of his feet ) ; then they burnt him alive in the village square . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Henry V | Indeed , Henry V used to burn them alive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Catholics | ` When the Germans turned Croatia into a puppet dictatorship the Catholics there immediately got to work settling old scores with the Serbs , packing them into their churches and burning them alive , that kind of thing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some 40 of the victim 's friends dragged Anunciacao from his bed the night after the crime and bludgeoned him to death with bricks and clubs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Kinzoku Bat Murderer , for instance , bludgeoned his mother and father to death with a baseball bat in the early Eighties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A GANG of 10 men bludgeoned a mother-of-three to death with pickaxe handles and baseball bats after she was warned to stop throwing wild parties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jason Osborne | JEALOUS Jason Osborne bludgeoned his sleeping brother to death with a mallet in a row over girls , a court heard yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A MAN who bludgeoned two youths to death with a baseball bat was jailed for life at the High Court in Edinburgh yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A MAN who bludgeoned two youths to death with a baseball bat was jailed for life at the High Court in Edinburgh yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paul bludgeoned 28-year-old graduate John Lavender after drinking six pints of lager and smoking three cannabis joints . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the parties | Since battle had been effectively joined last spring , when Major first considered going to the country , the parties had bludgeoned themselves into mutual exhaustion before the final clash of arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had been found guilty of five murders , having entered a house of some neighbouring villagers earlier in the month and clubbed to death five members of one family . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` The Crown 's case is that on the morning of 31 October , 1991 , in a storeroom at the rear of their home , he clubbed his young wife to death with a lump hammer . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Owen measured his distance , and as he swung , struck the sword with well-judged force out of his failing hand , and clubbed him senseless with the flat of his blade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Riot police in Nairobi clubbed four women unconscious on March 3 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | McGowan clubbed him with the butt of the gun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She turned the rifle on its side and clubbed him down brutally with the butt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A shifta or brigand had stepped out of the bush , clubbed one of the men and made off with his rifle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Morgan had appeared behind them , had first smashed the skull of the man carrying a machine-pistol and then crushed the kneecap of the second robber armed with an automatic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They crush their victim in their pincers , but feed by injecting digestive juices and sucking the prey dry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | It appears to have rather generalized habits , feeding on everything from worms to clams , which it can crush with its powerful appendages , using the bases of its legs like nutcrackers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His two attackers threatened to cut off the former Manchester United and Chelsea midfielder 's private parts during the vicious revenge attack in a country lane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They scalped old men and women , beheaded others , slit throats , cut out tongues , sliced off ears , and hacked off limbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I remember he was fascinated about the Nilson murders , the man who cut up bodies and melted them down in his garden . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | I remember he was fascinated about the Nilson murders , the man who cut up bodies and melted them down in his garden . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a squad of men | Then you had a a squad of men pulling them out and cutting them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She would cut off her right arm and give it to him if he came over with as much as a single bag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | The first , and by far the largest group , is made up of those who cut their wrists and arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The first , and by far the largest group , is made up of those who cut their wrists and arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a king | And a king who hanged hostages for revenge or cut off men 's arms to ` keep the peace " did not seem ` kind " to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | And a king who hanged hostages for revenge or cut off men 's arms to ` keep the peace " did not seem ` kind " to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | His death was accidental , but the police would never believe that , and so they came to their terrible decision , to cut the body up and hide it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I know I took a saw with the idea of cutting his head off so that the body could n't be identified . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The Old Bailey heard he then cut her up before taking parts of her body on the Underground system to be dumped outside a women 's refuge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Should I cut off his fingers for daring to draw blood from your precious wife ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of them | Later , while living with a woman who had given birth to a child , one of them cut off its hand , probably to use as a Hand of Glory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | What species of idiot , he wondered , had found it fun to murder them , cut off their heads and use them instead of wallpaper ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the executioner | This they failed to do and to end the sorry spectacle an order came that the executioner should cut his head off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` If somebody does n't do something quickly , " said the Queen , ` I 'll cut everybody 's head off . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | King Henry the Eighth | Why , King Henry the Eighth might have cut off your head had you not burped your appreciation . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had cut off the girl 's head and put it next to her father 's on the garden path , where they had been found by a neighbour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He told Norwich Crown Court he became so de-pressed that he went to the girl 's Felixstowe home , cut himself with a knife and rubbed poison into the wound in a suicide bid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | ` They are going to cut someone 's leg off and then pour some hot oil on a bird . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his Chelonian captors | He could only hope that his Chelonian captors were n't engaged in fiendish torture or had n't cut off his legs or anything . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cut her throat , stabbed her in the stomach and tried to poke out her eyes with his fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'd cut my throat rather than do it again … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | I 'd seen a photograph of one of those ; they cut your throat and pull your tongue out through the slit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They murdered a woman , cut her throat , after they brutally sliced her breasts , raped and burnt her over a fire ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Moslems | ` I thought it was all straightforward , with Moslems cutting Copts " throats , as they have always done , and Copts cutting Moslems ' throats , as usual . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the end Wormtongue is fed up with being beaten so he cuts Saruman 's throat to free himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a young , single , attractive female | The typical self-cutter has been described as a young , single , attractive female who repeatedly cuts her wrist or forearm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The typical self-cutter has been described as a young , single , attractive female who repeatedly cuts her wrist or forearm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Although most patients who cut their wrists have experienced psychiatric symptoms , they do not fit into any one category of psychiatric diagnosis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | most patients | Although most patients who cut their wrists have experienced psychiatric symptoms , they do not fit into any one category of psychiatric diagnosis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gert | A few days short of his fifteenth birthday , Gert attempted suicide , cutting his wrist and jumping from a third-floor window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All women do things to themselves like that here ; cut their wrists , scratch their faces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A hatchet murder a few days ago : a man named Abbot chopped up a wealthy landowner , his wife and his two women staff , then he cut his own wrists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Her resolution tightening to match , so that they would have to cut her wrists , she thought , to make her let go . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Or had she cut her wrists in a paroxysm of guilt ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gorevan | “ Gorevan then threatened to cut off Thomas 's ear , his penis , and break his legs , ” said Miss Dowell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the psychiatric inpatient | This might be useful for the psychiatric inpatient who cuts repeatedly , although the limits of therapist-patient contact would have to be very clear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | This might be useful for the psychiatric inpatient who cuts repeatedly , although the limits of therapist-patient contact would have to be very clear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She was butchered at the wheel of the vehicle by her attacker who hung through the passenger window , repeatedly slicing her with the panga . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her attacker | She was butchered at the wheel of the vehicle by her attacker who hung through the passenger window , repeatedly slicing her with the panga . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They murdered a woman , cut her throat , after they brutally sliced her breasts , raped and burnt her over a fire ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Meh'Lindi and Grimm flanked him , firing their lasers , slicing through the impeding arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They scalped old men and women , beheaded others , slit throats , cut out tongues , sliced off ears , and hacked off limbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | David Steventon-Rogers , 25 , left Royston Smith , 43 , covered in blood after repeatedly slashing him and slicing through his ear , Bury St Edmunds Crown Court heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They raped and sodomised Vietnamese girls and then sliced open their vaginas with bayonet or knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It 's not because he 's Italian , she 's not a racist , she slices our legs off as well if we 're not careful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Fancy flogging you just because you sliced the legs off the general . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Someone crept up and thrust a sword under the back plate of his armour , slicing his spine . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Dalek Killer | I 'll try to stop the Dalek Killer slicing you up , do n't worry . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bevin | Rather dramatically , Dalton recorded that Bevin ` hammered [ Lansbury ] to death . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she was alone on the terrace , she found herself staring fixedly at a cockroach as it scuttled around in the heat , then got up and hammered it to death with her shoe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her bank manager | Jane dreamt she was clinging to the edge of a cliff , and her bank manager was hammering at her fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gallagher hammered him again and again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | After the first turn it 's down to luck , the Fanatic could go anywhere , but the chances are you 'll either block the enemy or hit him hard for at least one more turn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Fanatic | Hopefully the initial push towards the enemy will ensure that the Fanatic hits the enemy more often than he hits his mates … but you can never be sure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Hopefully the initial push towards the enemy will ensure that the Fanatic hits the enemy more often than he hits his mates … but you can never be sure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` My father ruled us with an iron fist and he hit us with an iron fist too , " Joe recalls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Slowly he lifted his fist , and hit her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the other | The next moment I was on the floor and one was kicking me and the other was hitting me in the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Heathcliff jumped into the kitchen through the window , and started kicking and hitting Hindley , who was lying unconscious on the kitchen floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You could kick him and hurt him , you could hit him on the face and on the eyes so that he could n't see , but he 'd still manage to torment you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were kicking me and hitting me with a big bar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two young men | Walking home from his job one payday , he was set upon by two young men who hit him with a stick , pushed him to the ground and seized his meagre wages . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Walking home from his job one payday , he was set upon by two young men who hit him with a stick , pushed him to the ground and seized his meagre wages . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man hit him , left hand , backhanded ; he was wearing a weighted glove . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John | John punched Bill unilaterally entails John hit Bill She wore scarlet shoes unilaterally entails She wore red shoes |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The girl takes a punch as well , and I hit some bastard with a chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She threw a punch and hit the creature in the mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | But when you do , you 'd better be prepared for him to come back and hit you on your arms , your chest , that big belly of yours and finally the chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The master hit him with the serving spoon , then seized Oliver 's arms and shouted for the beadle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She rushed at Fagin and would have hit him if Sikes had not held her arms so tightly that she could n't move . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I looked around and I hit her such a bloody fourpenny one that I knocked her flying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hit him with his clenched fist with every bit of strength in him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was as if he had turned and hit me with his fist , I could n't hide it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Johnny groaned and hit his forehead with his clenched fist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Maggs | On top of that , the day the plaster was removed , Mrs Maggs reminded him about his accosting ways by hitting him over the head with an egg saucepan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hit her violently several times , on both sides of the head , and she fell into a chair , trembling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was hitting them on the head and they were all falling on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You hit me with five ton of leg in your sleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He also injured Thomas 's common-law wife when he hit her in the legs with the stick , Teesside magistrates heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Graham Levy broke a chair on his wife 's back , hit her with a table leg and struck the boy as he tried to stop the attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Wharton sometimes gave the impression he had hit the challenger with every punch in the book , and was losing interest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had never been able to hit the animal but he knew how to throw a punch , and the Punk was n't such a good mover as Cobber . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | If he had added the name of Viola Angotti to the list of those who had hit him in the stomach Ezzie 's face would have screwed up with laughter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | If he had added the name of Viola Angotti to the list of those who had hit him in the stomach Ezzie 's face would have screwed up with laughter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Viola Angotti | And Mouse would have had to keep sitting there saying over and over , ` Yes , Viola Angotti hit me in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Someone hit him in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Brazilian Corporal | Some of the others protested at being separated from their belongings , but a Brazilian Corporal in the corner hit two people in the stomach and things moved fast after that . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You must n't hit people in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Duvall had hit Jimmy in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The other Rex hit him hard in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Last night at our gig in Cardiff there was a bouncer at the front and he caught a youngster and he hit him in the throat , and he could have killed him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This time he hit Pocock in the throat and legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I accidentally hit Jason full on the jaw so hard that I knocked him over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And had he not been perfectly willing , of course , to hit a woman every bit as hard as he would have struck a man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Michael Holding | Bob Willis 's Test career came to a sad end at Headingley in 1984 , as Michael Holding hit him for five sixes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'd just hit me for two huge sixes , then slapped me savagely through the covers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Before Mary could move , he pulled the book out of her hands and hit her across the forehead with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Holyfield | In the light heavyweight semi-final Holyfield hit his opponent after the command ` break " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Willis | When one of the police asked him to quieten the party down a bit , Willis hit him in the mouth and screamed , ` Get the fuck off my property ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Have you heard about the Tory moderate who hit the cheerful-looking palmist on the nose ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Tory moderate | Have you heard about the Tory moderate who hit the cheerful-looking palmist on the nose ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | My brother | ` My brother hit me with a stone . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nutmeg hit Scruffy with his paw + soon the two were fighting hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If he just suddenly hits me without warning , thought Bob , I shall almost certainly go straight over backwards with my feet still caught up in the bar-stool , and split my skull open on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mummy would n't hit her for just going for a little walk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Lewis certainly is not short of confidence and after the fight he said : ` I know Razor was feeling those right hands I was hitting Dixon with . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I 'd much rather seem a bit weak with Mrs Joe than shout at her , or hurt her , or hit her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Leith | Never had Leith come so close to hitting a man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was terrible , I just sat in the house all day and when my husband was n't working he 'd just scream at me and the kids would be screaming and he 'd be hitting them . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She knew she should hit Zulei . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | As soon as she hit poor little Sophie Emma immediately rushed over and kicked her grandmother hard in the shins ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Taylor | The first set went to Taylor … she was hitting harder and was much quicker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Victor | She manages to separate the boys forcibly , whereupon Victor kicks her shin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The boy kicked and punched the man after he forced his mother to the ground at St Benedict 's in Wombourne , Staffs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then knocked a 21-year-old girl over and kicked her in the face , before half choking and battering a 23-year-old . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The French girl came up behind him and kicked his backside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fedorov and his men had knocked him down , broken his glasses and kicked him in the ribs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Suddenly he pushed the skinny man to the ground and started to kick him , but , as he did so , there came a roar and a rumbling from behind us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man kicked out sharply and connected just under the knee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | While he spreads his malicious malpractice throughout time , you 've been chosen to kick his butt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Without hesitation she kicked him under the chin , the full weight of the kick throwing him flat on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Sao Paulo solicitor | Three years ago a Sao Paulo solicitor was applauded as he kicked a young would-be pickpocket to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | FIVE German skinheads who kicked a black immigrant to death were jailed for two to four years yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | FIVE German skinheads who kicked a black immigrant to death were jailed for two to four years yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At the end , you get to be inside Richie 's head as he righteously kicks the poor woman to death after she 's come for him with a hatchet in each hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Malcolm Kennedy had been jailed at the Old Bailey in September 1991 for allegedly kicking to death his cellmate , Patrick Quinn , at Hammersmith police station in west London early on Christmas Eve , 1990 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Both of them took turns to kick him in the mouth and eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I can either kick you hard or you can open your eyes and save the hurt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Davies , 33 , also cut through the shop 's telephone wire and kicked a taxi driver in the groin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he slapped Killion hard on the face and took a pace back and kicked him in the groin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | At this moment two people grabbed me to try to make me get up but I could not get up , so they kicked me and stamped all over me from head to toe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Musto | Then Musto joined in , kicking him on the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Griffiths was sent off in disgrace for kicking an opponent in the head during Cardiff 's 15-6 Heineken League win at Aberavon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | He went for the machine-gun , but someone kicked him hard in the back of the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Quigley | After the night Quigley had kicked my head in , I had finally seen something I should have seen a long time ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he gets the spade and hits her on the head with it and he goes , I never want to talk to you again and he kicks her in the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She kicked me on the knee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dancers kicked him and trod on him until he got to his knees and crawled away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Despite saying he had no money they cracked his ribs … kicked his leg … stabbed him with a fork … and slashed at his face with a modelling knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the other policeman | There was a scuffle ; the other policeman came over and kicked me in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Corporal | Haines fell over and a Corporal kicked him in the stomach , shouting at him to stand up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kragan | Then Kragan kicked him in the stomach and , as Adam doubled forward , he kneed him in the cheek , sending him sprawling backwards , banging his head against the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had kicked her very hard and Margaret was smaller than her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Excuse me , " said Sophy , ` if you call me faceache again , I 'll kick you silly . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Kick me again , " said Georgiades , keeping his voice at the gentle , conversational level , ` and I will kick your balls so hard that they will fly out of your backside . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ash kicked my other shin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Burgess admitted that she had kicked Mrs McMullen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They must have kicked him very hard for it to be so tender . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I kicked the blackguard in the guts as hard as I could , flogged him into insensibility , and dropped him in the canal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She glared at her sister and kicked her under the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jason Page , 17 , had already punched and kicked Daisy Castle before stabbing her twice in the chest , a St Albans Crown Court jury was told . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Noah | Then Noah got up and started to kick him from behind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | His howls echoed around the empty station as she began kicking him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marco took a swift aim at his ribs and kicked him hard , but in the dark he missed , hitting him in the shoulder with a cracking thud . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the first person | Griffiths went down in Welsh history as the first person to be sent off for kicking one of his own players . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Zliten boy | When they met a few days later in Benghazi they quarrelled and the Zliten boy knifed the Zuwayi in the arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The man you knifed was n't dead when I reached him . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had then lain in wait for the man 's wife and daughter and knifed them to death as they returned from a shopping trip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Neil Cardow , 25 , had knifed John Kerr , 24 , nine times after he got the better of Cardow in a fight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Molassi | ` He found out next day that Molassi had knifed somebody in the confusion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He ran the pub with his wife , an Irish woman who was known as Mrs Nora , and whose reputation along the docks had been assured the day she had broken up a brawl between a huge Turk who had just knifed two men , and a dozen of the wounded men 's shipmates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a huge Turk | He ran the pub with his wife , an Irish woman who was known as Mrs Nora , and whose reputation along the docks had been assured the day she had broken up a brawl between a huge Turk who had just knifed two men , and a dozen of the wounded men 's shipmates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I was slightly worried , I must admit , that he would knife me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If Theo was worried about marriage settlements in the event of death " why do you not just knife your wife and have done with it ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the attacker | When that gap is found , the attacker exploits it by unleashing a rapid barrage of kicks and punches to score points . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a single attacker | At 11.15pm another student was mugged by a single attacker who punched him twice before making off with in cash . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One deputy , a former boxer , punched one of Mr Seselj 's parliamentary critics unconscious in the corridor outside the chamber . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The boy | Mr Holt said : ` The boy started kicking and punching Mr Shearer and Mr Atkins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The boy kicked and punched the man after he forced his mother to the ground at St Benedict 's in Wombourne , Staffs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But as he pulled alongside the defendant , he grabbed the boy by the neck and began to punch him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A TEENAGE boy demanded cash from a schoolgirl and punched her in the face , a court heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A GANG of children scratched , kicked and punched Father Christmas as he delivered presents to a Rotterdam nursery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the youth | The girl pushed past , but the youth again demanded money before punching her hard in the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two men | He saw that two men were now holding me , pushing me down and punching me and he recognized the man who was walking up the stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A MAN punches you in the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of them | Two days after Christmas at her home in Banbury two men pushed her through her front door … one of them punching and kicking her to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one man | When she tried to hang on to the cash one man punched her in the face and they both escaped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The soldier whose ugly face I had glimpsed on wakening punched me in the mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Woman leaned forward further and punched him hard , in the mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Parker , his punches did not work , and he punched Anton 's back : resounding blows , and the back of his neck with all his might , the attempt to push him down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | ` Constable David Owen said : ` The crowd remained silent after Downey shouted but when the tribute ended they began punching him round the neck , back and body and began pushing him towards us . " " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Duncan | A jury had earlier convicted Duncan of assaulting Andrew Clarkson by punching him on the head and body to his severe injury and permanent disfigurement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He punched Mr Connolly in the ear , sending him reeling , before snatching the handbag of his ` distraught and terrified " wife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She punched Rossmayne in the eye and then on the chest , tugging at his cravat until he lost his balance and fell on top of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mounce | Or perhaps Mounce would punch him in the eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Swindon Magistrates were told she 'd lost her temper and punched 88-year-old Sarah Fribbins in the eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He punched me in the eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sekularac | The Cologne president Dirk Johannwerner said that Sekularac punched the usher in the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Woolridge | On 16 March they culminated in Woolridge punching his wife repeatedly in the face , blacking her eyes and making her nose bleed , hardly the romantic young soldier of Wilde 's ballad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She began screaming and he punched her in the face and ran off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sergeant Moustaine punched me in the face , stuffed my shitty underpants in my mouth and ordered me to run around the parade ground holding my kitbag above my head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jumped up and punched him in the kidneys before landing a fist on the point of his chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The policeman punched him in the mouth with a leather fist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The doc cried in pain and punched the adjutant in the mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He still however was in a sufficient bad temper to punch Jocelyn in the mouth as she brought him tea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And then came the night his whole world had collapsed , the night he 'd got into a drunken brawl in a harbour side bar and punched a major in the mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | WITHIN THE first three minutes , I had punched NME photographer Kevin Cummins squarely on the nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sandy MacAllister | I was in the Feathers the night Sandy MacAllister punched Laurence Uden on the nose for saying that Stanford Roberts had been drunk at poor old Sidney Cunningham 's funeral . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | McClelland punched Mr Woodhouse twice in the face breaking his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So I hooked my leg through his and tripped him and he gave a roar of rage and punched me right in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I struggled and punched him in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Oliver | Shortly afterwards Dudley tried to waylay Oliver after school , and was probably about to suggest meeting behind the bike sheds with knuckledusters at noon when Oliver punched him in the throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A few years ago he punched me and knocked my front teeth out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wing | It was alleged Wing then punched Pc Elsegood , causing a swollen lip and broken tooth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Humphries | After Mr Humphries punched one man and his Jack Russell Katie sank her teeth into the other the men ran off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Williamson , 22 , punched a Middlesbrough fan as the two sets of supporters clashed at York Railway Station on the last day of the season . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He started punching another young feller and we stopped the gig , and said if it continued we just were n't going to play . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Williamson | Extra police were called to quell the disturbance when , without provocation , Williamson punched Mr Coulthard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | 24 year old Michael Jones | Gloucester Crown Court heard that 24 year old Michael Jones headbutted and punched PC Kevin Frost as he tried to arrest him on suspicion of damaging a burger bar in Cheltenham . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both Sharpe and his friend | Pub manager Dave Bruce broke up the fight and said both Sharpe and his friend were punching Mr Patterson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both packs | Sometimes both packs just kick and punch each other for the whole game . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His 60-year-old wife called in police , claiming he had punched her during the early hours after the ceremony to install him as the 18th civic leader at Stockton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dooley , England 's most capped lock , | If there is a formal report , it could be the end for Dooley , England 's most capped lock , who was dropped after punching an opponent in the infamous 1987 England-Wales brawl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | If there is a formal report , it could be the end for Dooley , England 's most capped lock , who was dropped after punching an opponent in the infamous 1987 England-Wales brawl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John Harbour | Meredith frowned , then smirked , and John Harbour , punching Geoffrey playfully on the shoulder , called out , ` My , my ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She punched me lightly on the chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The proctologist whooped with laughter and punched my arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I ca n't believe that I never stopped to think that Amber , four , was in the room , too , when I started punching her father , " Gail recalls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He claimed that Mr Maltby lunged at him so he punched him , knocking him to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Uncle Fergus | ` Uncle Fergus punched him ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ` He shoved me on to a toilet seat and punched me , " Claire said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The opponent sees the opening and moves forwards to sweep or punch you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nicholas | Westminster County Court heard that an argument ensued and that Nicholas reputedly slapped and punched the girl fracturing her jaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stood him on his feet and punched him mercilessly until he fell to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The protagonist had punched one of the soldiers , whom he accused of throwing the glass , and Mr. Long had been forced to hit him in self-defence , which ended the fight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was convicted of repeatedly punching the victim and striking him on the neck with a knife , then chasing him into a garden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A WIFE accused of punching a woman who had an affair with her husband has been cleared of assault . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pascoe got on to his knees like a man at prayer , and hauled Singer towards him by his hair , punching twice , hard , as he pulled the man in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | twenty or thirty policemen | Suddenly the door had burst open and twenty or thirty policemen rushed into the house and began to punch and kick my father . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was on him , scratching , slapping , punching , grabbing his hair , spitting on him , screaming at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Next he picks up a large flat stone and , holding it overhead , mutters a prayer and smashes the skull , twice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Call me a fucking thief one more time and I 'll smash your fucking face in ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll smash his face ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Donald | The first time Nathan knew for certain that something was n't right was when Donald smashed him over the head with a can of beans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Edward Ryman , 58 , twice smashed his wife with a club hammer and used a ` do it yourself garotte " to strangle her , Nottingham Crown Court was told . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'd smash them with my bare hands if I could . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | " Anything which could throw light on why someone disliked him enough to smash in his skull . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the father | Where the blame lay , in the case of the father who stabbed the teacher in a rage after discovering that his daughter was spending the night at the teacher 's home , was made less clear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Where the blame lay , in the case of the father who stabbed the teacher in a rage after discovering that his daughter was spending the night at the teacher 's home , was made less clear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On 28 August he persuaded his father to visit Cobham Park in Kent and there stabbed him to death , believing that he was killing the devil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her husband | ` Mrs Horbury begged her husband not to stab her , " Cardiff Crown Court heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A JEALOUS husband stabbed his wife and her toyboy lover to death after spying on them through a chink in the curtains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A MURDER charge against a man who stabbed a burglar was dropped yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | A MURDER charge against a man who stabbed a burglar was dropped yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | I thought I was disgusted by the men who liked to stab women in the breasts , etc. " with no thought for them as persons , but just out to use them for their own satisfaction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I thought I was disgusted by the men who liked to stab women in the breasts , etc. " with no thought for them as persons , but just out to use them for their own satisfaction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A man believed to be a Moslem militant stabbed three Russian tourists in a marketplace at Port Said on Oct. 25 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vernage then stabbed him again and Sergeant King was dead on arrival at Hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a prisoner | Until eventually it broke -- and a prisoner stabbed two guards to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A KNIFE maniac vowed to wage war on the police then stabbed an officer to death , a court heard yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The Northern Ireland Appeal Court has added an extra four years to the prison sentence for Susan Christie who stabbed the wife of a lover to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Susan Christie | The Northern Ireland Appeal Court has added an extra four years to the prison sentence for Susan Christie who stabbed the wife of a lover to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the guy | ` Suddenly the guy pulled a knife on the bouncer and stabbed him to death-right in front of my eyes . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stabbed and slashed him 45 times with hunting knives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She then stabbed him with a butcher 's knife hidden in the bouquet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When she went upstairs he dragged her to the ground and after sitting on her stomach , he twice stabbed her in the cheek with a knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Unemployed Martin Lewis of Trinity Close in the town , stabbed Trevor Lampett in the chest with a ten inch kitchen knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | No doubt the jury would have been interested to hear that the victim had convictions for offences of dishonesty , and conceivably even more impressed ( though in law they would be wrong to be ) to learn that she had in the past tried to stab a policeman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dean | He felt hammer blows to his arm before Dean tried to stab him with a screwdriver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | George knelt on gravel , and taking the knife more firmly in his hand he stabbed her in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His fellow sentry stabbed him through the throat . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | After he stabbed the girl Cook told her he was sorry and ran out of the shop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taxi driver Dermot Smith stabbed his wife Norma , 45 , four times after she taunted him about his sexual performance compared to her lover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Grenfell was with triple murderer Nicholas Vernage when he stabbed Police Sergeant Alan King and attacked two other officers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Page | During a third raid , on April 3 , Page stabbed Miss Casle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` If he had stabbed someone 17 times less than an hour before , which I do n't believe he did , he certainly showed not the slightest emotion . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE millionaire who stabbed his wife as his son dialled 999 , told yesterday how she taunted him that the boy was another man 's child . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | THE millionaire who stabbed his wife as his son dialled 999 , told yesterday how she taunted him that the boy was another man 's child . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | WAITER Timothy Harris stabbed his teenage girlfriend through the heart when she refused to sleep with him , a jury was told . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nina had stabbed him with the syringe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nina | Anne knew that Nina had stabbed Clive , but she was not sure whether she had doped him as well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | youth who | Eight years for youth who stabbed frail pensioner , 85 |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Joyriders have threatened to stab a farmer 's son who ran to help them when they crashed on a country lane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | The victim tried to grab the knife to stop him stabbing her again and received a cut finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a footpad | As the Inspector sees it , a footpad burst into the cab , demanded money and , when Livesey resisted , stabbed him and escaped . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Captured after stabbing his wife and later an innocent wayfarer , he was imprisoned in K shofen Tower . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gardiner | James has said he did n't know Gardiner was going to stab White . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the four defendants | Mr Jarrett said she saw the four defendants go for Mr Johnson , holding knives and stabbing at him uttering threat of drawing blood.It was a fatal single stab wound to the neck that caused his death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A Palestinian who stabbed and wounded three Jews in Jerusalem on May 17 was quickly captured by the police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A Palestinian who stabbed and wounded three Jews in Jerusalem on May 17 was quickly captured by the police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he stabbed and lightly wounded the driver , they tied him up and took him to the settlement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man picked me up , roughly , and hurt me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | The idea of another man having sexual intercourse with his sister drove him wild , as did the idea of someone hurting her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The young woman cried : ` Has he hurt you ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Daddy , you 're hurting my arms . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dot did n't want to hurt its face so she placed her knees carefully to one side of the lamb so that they pressed into the sewn field of flowers on the edge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Clive liked to hurt people as much as the next person , felt the need to confirm his power over others , but Mr Skinner was a specialist , an expert . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Sheriff Higgins said yesterday when Arthur appeared for sentence that witnesses said the accused had threatened earlier that he was going to hurt his victim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I hurt him so bad he 's gone to hospital . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | This family knows one way of persuasion : they hurt you bad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Last night you were threatening to ruin him if he hurt Maria Luisa again ; now you 're condoning their going away together . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I wo n't hurt you , but if you come near the boat , I 'll shoot you through the head ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | Well , someone should hurt them back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Grant drags Doug up and whips the line out of his back , chest and arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A branch whipped him in the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pistol whips Sunny Jim across the face , back and forth , back and forth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He raised his hands protectively and she whipped the pale flesh of his backside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a pair of children | The first scene showed a pair of children whipping a tied girl , perhaps their nurse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their mother | But he was either moody and difficult , or else in tearing spirits , playing with the children and upsetting them so that their mother would come and whip them afterwards for the noise they made . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Donald had one hand in the boy 's hair , and he was whipping the boy with a leather belt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` At Marriage Guidance , " went on Henry , ` I did n't feel able to discuss my need to tie you to the bed and whip you with my pyjama cord . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her cowardly brother | ` He deserves a proper thrashing , " Cissie protested , fiercely indignant that she had been unable to defend herself while her cowardly brother took delight in whipping her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The farmer took his belt to him and whipped him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Roberts would whip him , and his son would watch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He made me expose my bottom to him and he whipped me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Billy and I unearthed a strap and whipped Tony . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jerry Lewis | Pulling down Anthony 's pants , Jerry Lewis whipped the boy about twenty times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I win whip you now , " said he . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With reluctance , Morton decided that he must make another attempt to identify the dead girl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You have made no attempt to mitigate your crime , and I am therefore obliged to sentence you to filing in the Main Archive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Chamorro | In an attempt to avoid rural unrest , Chamorro confirmed that it would be impossible to return land confiscated and distributed among peasants who now held legal title or that which had been confiscated for important public purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We can , however , make some attempt at understanding the cognisant act on the model of a physical act . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Perhaps we can now hazard an attempt at defining ` a good reader " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The father continued the suicide attempt but he was rescued by police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an actor | Sometimes an actor makes an escape attempt in a Greenaway film ( notably Brian Dennehy in Belly of an Architect ) but Gambon is a model prisoner of his director . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | McKenzie | In an attempt to further his rugby career , McKenzie loaded up his car and headed north to Sydney and arrived at Randwick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | Although , in the early 1980s , the government made a successful attempt to make non-marketable debt more attractive , it is sales of marketable debt which remain the dominant means of funding the PSBR . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Scottish force | On 1 February 1327 a Scottish force made an unsuccessful attempt to seize Norham Castle , and a little over two months later Bruce himself landed in Ulster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In a period when ballooning was an activity only for itinerant showmen , any interest in flying invited ridicule , but he made several unsuccessful attempts to form a society to encourage aeronautical developments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the first doctor in Britain | He is the first doctor in Britain to successfully attempt the three-step microsurgery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Charles | The final crisis began when Charles , urged on by the Queen , entered parliament with his armed followers and unsuccessfully attempted to arrest the leaders of the extreme party in the House of Commons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Consequently , she was again in financial difficulties in 1617 , when she unsuccessfully attempted to set up a school in St Giles in the Fields for the education of children of the nobility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Soviet leaders unsuccessfully attempted to gain greater access to Yugoslav facilities in 1976 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | In the port of D res on March 29 police again unsuccessfully attempted to disperse a crowd which had gathered in the hope of emigrating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We thus attempt to combine a general ` literacy " approach with a study of principles and design decisions , and to identify and describe relevant standards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | I give an undertaking , however , that we shall not attempt to delay its progress unduly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | God | Salvation history is the story of God and his people and how God , since creation , has attempted to reconcile them to himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | developers | But the Government likes to submit to free market forces and developers attempt to respond , rather than taking into account where new homes should be built in the best interests of the public . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The union would attempt to secure payment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | And she could n't do anything about Castelfonte , she could n't even get them to attempt making it profitable-- she never understood about the land , that was n't in her blood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I still would n't have attempted sorting the motorbike if a garage had n't nearly killed me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he was confident enough to attempt turning the tables on his inquisitor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She attempted a comeback in 1989 , but lost in the first round of both events she played before being sidelined by a car accident which required surgery on her right knee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | feminist therapists | Lipschitz notes that ‘ while feminist therapists can attempt the abolition of inhibition in empowering practices , they can not abolish repression … to suggest this is to abolish the unconscious ’ ( 1978 : 29 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Only after causatives have been studied from this point of view both in English and in other languages will we be in a position to attempt valid generalizations across languages . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | For example , if during the separation period you have attempted a reconciliation for five months then you must wait |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The present writer has attempted an analysis into five interconnecting elements ( Citizenship : The Civic Ideal in World History , Politics and Education ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | These three young men have demonstrated a personal commitment and sacrifice which inspired them to attempt this daunting journey with enthusiasm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gordon | Counter-examples to the conditional theory are given in Garrett ( 1983 ) ; Gordon ( 1984 ) attempts an answer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Venables , 37 , with Brian Davison , aged 30 , and veteran British mountaineer Dick Renshaw , set out to attempt the 6,368 peak . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The clubs could attempt the task , and indeed their origins include the desire on the part of settlement workers to preach the virtues of citizenship , just as Scouting did more than twenty years later . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | no one | Since Sartre and Althusser no one has attempted a new theorization of a Marxist history . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She attempted an inadequate and non-technical account of the development of electronics , and the ascendancy of the micro chip and the computer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mushkin attempted this by using the same methodology that Denison used in relation to education and in relation to health for the period 1960-80 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Churchill | In fact , Churchill attempted in October 1951 to refashion Cabinet government in a fairly dramatic fashion by peacetime standards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | I believe that those provisions make it abundantly clear that the penalties that will be visited upon those who attempt to corrupt youth will be stern and relentless . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I believe that those provisions make it abundantly clear that the penalties that will be visited upon those who attempt to corrupt youth will be stern and relentless . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | teachers | In later childhood , these emotions may well be repressed , as parents and then teachers attempt , by a variety of means , to socialize young people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other workers | Citron stresses the importance of conducting epidemiological studies to determine the most effective way of applying BCG vaccine , and other workers are attempting , by genetic manipulation , to produce more effective vaccines based on BCG . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | governments | As in the past , governments also attempted , with varying degrees of success , to obtain information by opening and reading the correspondence of foreign diplomats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two hundred grim-faced nomes | It was even more surprised that night when two hundred grim-faced nomes tracked it to its earth , lit a fire in the entrance , and speared it to death when it ran out , eyes streaming . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this monster , the fiery-eyed one that 's | “ And Quatermass Queen , the one with the tentacle-arms and snakes in her hair , she starts strangling this monster , the fiery-eyed one that 's just speared the Muscly Monk with his laser-beam fingertips … ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | somebody | The cause of this was somebody trying to spear me with a javelin , but a javelin with a yellow pennant tied to it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But they speared him , and she fainted , just that once . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vicious thugs had speared him leaving a gaping wound exposing the bone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Haggett got in there with his bayonet , and speared the two as if they were straw figures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a crowd | ` We need love to break the chain of evil , " Jesus tells a crowd about to stone the prostitute Mary Magdalene ( rising star Barbara Hershey is badly miscast and totally unconvincing ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The local people had stoned her for wearing trousers in the street and Fernando had ruefully added how things had changed since then -- now anything went in Majorca . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Catholic mob | His father became a Protestant lecturer in England , and according to his son a Catholic mob stoned him to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a couple of youths | There was no one about apart from a couple of youths stoning the seagulls with empty beer bottles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the menfolk of Banda | He might even try to inflame the menfolk of Banda into stoning Jane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They led the dogs to a place where the river meandered and the shingle bank was broad and deserted , and they beat them with sticks or stoned them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Palestinians | Only after that did Palestinians begin stoning the police and Jewish worshippers at the Wailing Wall situated at the foot of the Mount . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | MEN explode in frustration and batter their wives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | Well-housed and fed with no money worries and a properly clean and organised environment for their infants , away from men who battered or abused them , they and their children could flourish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Well-housed and fed with no money worries and a properly clean and organised environment for their infants , away from men who battered or abused them , they and their children could flourish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the old man | ` Yes , the old man battered me when I was a kid , " Frank said , and laughed again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | TWO men who battered a man to death with hockey sticks after he shouted racist taunts at them walked free from the High Court in Glasgow yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | TWO men who battered a man to death with hockey sticks after he shouted racist taunts at them walked free from the High Court in Glasgow yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the pot-smoking body-builder | A TEENAGE mother yesterday vowed to stand by the pot-smoking body-builder who viciously battered her tiny baby to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A woman batters her husband to death with a coffee pot which she forever after keeps in her shopping bag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | others | It is understood some of her attackers sat on her to pin her to the floor while others battered her round the head with baseball bats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was quite likely to forget the agreement they had made about the night watchman and , given the slightest excuse , batter the old boy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Others step over the line and physically batter their children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Michael Pearson , 19 , of Leeds , battered 19-year-old Dean Fisher to death after meeting him in a pub . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | SAVAGE raiders battered a disabled woman to death in her sheltered home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He battered 43-year-old Jane to death with a bottle at their £275,000 weekend home at Middleton-on-Sea , Sussex . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The giant , who by now had reached her , was maddened with what he saw and battered her to death with his club . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A SEX monster battered a 14-year-old girl before dumping her in a freezing gravel pit and leaving her to drown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Carol Withers | Jade 's skull was fractured when she was a few days old when her nanny , Carol Withers battered her with a heavy weapon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ousted oil boss batters wife , then dies in sea |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | And we had battered wives in those days , you know , on our street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Punch | The little girl , however , appeared to be roaring her approval as Punch proceeded to batter his wife and lay her by the baby 's side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the earl | In the dim light of the basement the earl , it was thought , had battered the wrong woman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the youths | When he failed , he returned and the youths repeated their attacks , battering the woman , not named by police , with clubs and sticks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the most serious incident he battered a Russian student unconscious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ruddock , the man with a similar Jamaican-Canadian upbringing to our own Lennox Lewis , | Yet Ruddock , the man with a similar Jamaican-Canadian upbringing to our own Lennox Lewis , proceeded to batter former world champion Greg Page and then knock out big-punching top ten prospect Phil Jackson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Basil | All the tram-cars and traffic was held up while Basil battered him all over Byrom Street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They hacked me in the ribs and then proceeded to batter me about the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to batter his rider against the wall , scrape him off against a fragment of the banisters , but still Fleury held on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The preacherman had hauled her out of the Feelgood and battered her face against the road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lennox | He was at ringside to watch Lennox batter Mike Dixon in a warm-up win and played the gentleman by saying : ` I do n't need to tell Lennox what I 'm going to do . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | She was nearly home and someone jumped out at her and battered her with a piece of wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I shall batter her with the club for the same amount of time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paul battered John after going on a night of ` louting " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He battered me -- and when I say battered , I mean battered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Me dad still used to batter us , so me and me brothers and sisters all got put back into care . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One may batter an unconscious , sleeping or unsuspecting victim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | ny of my staff or students | Not , I hope , that ny of my staff or students would batter any of my old ladies but my machines have to be very solid and reliable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Turn to meet Him and he will break your arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Now , boy , " he said , ` take me to the captain or I 'll break your arm ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | four policemen | A woman is claiming four policemen broke her arm and two ribs while arresting her for a crime she did n't commit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | It 's alright , Josie , I did n't mean to break your arm , do you know what I mean ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fitzsimmons broke Jeffries nose , cut both cheeks to the bone , but Jeffries landed a right to the stomach and a left hook to the jaw and ` Fitz " was counted out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Spend the day as you wish -- but do n't go within a mile of Radcliffe or I 'll break every bone in his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The bird 's darting eye sought his frantically before it glazed ; he thought as it twitched about on the hard dry clods that he might break its neck to bring its death throes to an end . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Seth | But when they reached the dock and were waiting for the boat to carry them to the camp , Seth snatched the van 's keys , nearly breaking two of Suzy 's fingers in the struggle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Lachlan was still snarling and kicking when they uncovered him , and they nearly broke his fingers trying to unfasten them from Farquhar 's neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the gentleman behind you | Lie to me , and the gentleman behind you will probably break your fingers one by one , and very possibly the gentlemen wit the club will take a certain delight in knocking out your teeth . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She turns and calls down the corridor for a guy named Malcolm and all the time she 's leaning hard against the door trying to break my foot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And if I do escape extinction I shall most likely be black and blue from this wood digging into my back -- and I should n't be surprised if you 've broken my wrist . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Only yesterday in Oxford Frank Baughan called for the youngsters who beat him and broke his wrist to be birched. frank Bishop is n't today 's only victim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the youngsters | Only yesterday in Oxford Frank Baughan called for the youngsters who beat him and broke his wrist to be birched. frank Bishop is n't today 's only victim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two men | Ralph Baughan was tipped from his wheelchair and set upon by two men who broke his wrist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Ralph Baughan was tipped from his wheelchair and set upon by two men who broke his wrist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stuffed a sock into her mouth , pushed her inside and kicked her to the floor breaking her ankle and wrist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Ken , upset , tried to drive his van through the line of Mr Rowse 's patients : he broke the ankle of an elderly man too feeble to jump out of the way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Jolosa , who broke a rival player 's jaw , was told to model his play on the England striker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jolosa , who broke a rival player 's jaw , was told to model his play on the England striker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Philip IV 's master torturers , a motley gang of Italians and strange , wild creatures from Wallachia , were expert in breaking the bodies and souls of their prisoners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He rushed towards her so violently that Miss Fogerty put out her hands to grasp his shoulders before he should butt her to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sweeney | When he told him he would be arrested for being drunk , Sweeney butted him in his left eye and brought his knee up to his groin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She had tried to pick him up but he had clung to the banister rail like a leech and butted her in the chest with his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | If he made a joke and she realized it was one , she used to butt him in the chest -- she was much shorter -- and say ` You 're silly ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She butted him in the chest with her head and he slipped in the mud and fell on his back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all males | Instead all males chased and butted the female . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | unicorns | Golden artificial sunlight filled a wainscotted room with a frieze of unicorns butting one another with their horns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | The same consideration stopped me from butting the animal ; I was n't going to put my face near those teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jimmy | But his forehead was already swelling blue-white where Jimmy had butted him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rest of the females will butt him … . until his liver is pulverised . ’ |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the lad | Our Stella says the lad who butted him comes from a well-to-do family . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Our Stella says the lad who butted him comes from a well-to-do family . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | The farmer 's tied him to the fence to stop him butting the sheep and that 's deemed to be cruel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He bred mice , and every generation he chopped their tails off , and then bred from the tailless mice for dozens of generations , and of course , they were still being born with tails . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The knife came again , and she chopped with both hands at Ma Katz 's wrist , satisfied by the crunch of breaking bones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | Two children ( the combatants ) each chose a ` soldier " and held battle until one managed to chop off the head of his opponent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | ` They think only about saving the guy 's life , so they chop the leg off by guillotine , even if he 's only lost a few toes . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And they chop someone 's hands off because they think it 's OK . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dispatcher counted the seconds on his large watch , then chopped his arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You do n't chop off a man 's arms while he 's sitting there watching you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maxim | Tanner gasped : ` You bastards , " and Maxim chopped him under the ear and dropped him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It 'll be some factory workbench for you boy , where , if you continue to dream your stupid little daydreams , you 'll end up chopping your fingers off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | ` It is something to do with the way that people want to chop your head off once you get successful . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I was thinking , oh yeah I 'll just chop my legs off at the knee shall I ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When attacking in this style , the student would not punch ; rather , he would gouge and claw , rip and tear at his opponent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was lost in her own delirium and clawed him unmercifully as she rode the mad race . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gina | The interchange would usually end with Gina kicking Nigel on the shin , clawing him or hitting him if she had something in her hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He 'd put his elbow up slightly as he took the bag from her because sometimes she would clout him with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When he told Mrs Race , she clouted the boy across the face and her remark became one of our family jokes : ` I would n't care , I wanted it for the lamp . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With a sort of grunt , he wound his hand back and again clouted me , hard , on the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She clouted him again across the back of his skull , this time with the flat of her hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | " Just a minute , Mr Herriot , do n't touch 'er tit get or she 'll clout ye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jazz clouted the skinhead over the ear so fast that the boy never saw it coming and reeled back , off balance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Angel | ` Look at Angel clouting that sweet little mare with his stick -- the fucker . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ian Wright | 65th minute : Ian Wright emerged from an innocuous challenge with Howells and clouted the Spurs man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And you know that at the same time as you could clout them you 'd actually die for them also if it came to the point . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the barman | ` Wake up , asshole , " said the barman clouting Bill from his stool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Steven | Partridge had got all angry and upset soon too because as he was struggling with Steven a magazine fell out of his trousers on to the towpath of the canal and the other men had picked it up and it had been a spanking magazine so all the other men who were n't laughing and shouting already started teasing partridge ; Partridge started trying to wrestle Steven to the ground but Steven had got free and clouted the other man with the shovel , which was still bloody from hacking the cat to bits , and after that , with the magazine coming apart as the other men grabbed at it and Partridge rolling about dazed on the towpath in the cat 's blood and almost falling into the canal , Dan Ashton had said soberly that enough was enough and they 'd better go and see Mr Smith the supervisor because they just could n't go on like this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Samson had clouted her for burning it -- the beginning of a long bad day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | constables | But by mid-afternoon the hostilities had settled into the familiar pattern of ` racial disturbances " , where constables clout coons , and blacks stone vans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The head thought the young upstart was simply trying to put him off and clouted him , before ripping off his trousers to reveal a naked behind to an audience that included the mayor , and parents and children of the school . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Broom'ead | So Broom'ead clouts 'im an' packs 'is bags. 'E 's livin' somewhere orf the Tower Bridge Road an' 'e 's got 'imself anuvver 'orse-an'-cart . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE gentlemanly art of boxing has clouted so many expressions into common usage that it might be time to ` throw in the towel " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The baler was washed forward into the bow so they baled with their berets , taking turns to paddle and resisting the temptation to lean forward and clout the porpoises darting at the bow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cuffed his mate 's ear with the paper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | Welford said : ` He grabbed me by the lapels and cuffed me across the face , but I shielded myself from the rest of his blows . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cuffed the woman on the head , attempting to drag her back into the doorway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jinkwa stretched out a foot and cuffed the Doctor about the chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cullam shook one of his daughters , cuffed his elder son on the head , and then they all plunged into the showroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charlie laughed , and gently cuffed him on the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the giant | All hint of smile vanishing , the giant cuffed him across the side of the head -- only lightly so , yet Lexandro 's teeth rattled and the iron chair rocked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a burly French colon | Before he 'd gone a hundred yards Joseph saw a burly French colon cuff an Annamite coolie roughly about the head at the curbside after descending from his pousse-pousse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Culley yanked the man 's head back by his hair and cuffed him lightly across the throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | SADIE cuffed the wee boy who was playing with the leather strap that opened the front window and settled down to watch the world rush past and eat her batter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 'd have cracked somebody 's head if we 'd used them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Worriedly judging her moment , and hoping fervently that the other two heard nothing , she slipped out behind the third man , and cracked him over the head with the cutters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Despite saying he had no money they cracked his ribs … kicked his leg … stabbed him with a fork … and slashed at his face with a modelling knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Once he had actually cracked her rib . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A barmaid who cudgelled her landlord boyfriend to death with a beer flagon has been sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment ( suspended ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A barmaid who cudgelled her landlord boyfriend to death with a beer flagon has been sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment ( suspended ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He and Dorothy would lie in wait the following day and cudgel her to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hit a lamp-post and fractured Mike 's skull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It looked as though she had not fractured his skull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Robert Brooks , a factory worker , fractured his son 's collar bones , legs and an arm , and broke his skull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nicholas | Westminster County Court heard that an argument ensued and that Nicholas reputedly slapped and punched the girl fracturing her jaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Then 17-year-old Lee Diaz , of North End Gardens , Bishop Auckland , attacked a second party-goer , Carl Gent , punching him in the face and fracturing his jaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Former England Under-21 player Keith Benton fractured his son Seb 's skull when he hit the ball into the crowd during a match in Buckingham . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was jumping up and down so much he gashed his shin a bit on the seat in front of him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He gashed his head last Saturday , but happily is smiling again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mourners | But there the mourners also gash their faces so their king will be lamented properly in human blood , and when he is in his tomb they murder ( or sacrifice ) the slaves who dug it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Robert | ` I was on the ground and Robert came running over me and accidentally gashed my head with his boot , " said Barnes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Frank | One day Frank gashed his hand on a glass at work and had to go to hospital to get some stitches put in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the grypesh | His steed was lame where one of the grypesh had gashed its fore-quarter , and he called a halt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also injured Thomas 's common-law wife when he hit her in the legs with the stick , Teesside magistrates heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | However , there is always the remote possibility that you might run down and injure someone in the water , which could cost you as much as £100,000 ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hyde | One night Hyde injured a child in the street and a passer-by saw him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | It was done to prevent her giving way to a compulsive wish to injure herself by picking at her skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | The case of Donoghue v. Stevenson is noted moreover for the general test as to liability in negligence propounded by Lord Atkin where he says : ` You must not injure your neighbour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Looking for excitement and with little thought for his family , he steals a friend 's car , knocks down and badly injures a girl and is taken to court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The two large men chased the smaller man , caught him and then proceeded to bash his brains out in front of everyone at the tables -- or so it seemed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | His wife would win the hearts of all women if she bashed the judicial scalp with a frying pan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Someone | ` Someone bashed him on the back of the head with a heavy smooth object . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Me | ` Me bash Charlie on the head with one of them stones ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | After a while they kidnap and murder a young boy for kicks , bashing him over the head with a blunt instrument . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Night Goblins | Once a Squig has been provoked from its lair the Night Goblins throw nets over it then bash it senseless with large clubs so it can be safely dragged away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lajos | Jane reflected that if she 'd been enormous , with masses of stomach and bust up front , Lajos might have thought twice about bashing her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | What I really wanted was to bash him to smithereens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They may want to bash their children sometimes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He altered that to , ` Can you put the light out , dear ? " when she bashed him with the book and asked him to repeat what he had said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He probably got fed up with the kid 's crying , bashed him against the wall and ran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` If he was here now he would n't let you talk to me like that , big as you are he 'd belt you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | No wonder he belted her one now and again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he really , and he really did belt him one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And she 'll belt you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But when I inquired about this I was told : ` they belt the kid later , in private " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If the horse is thumped by the farrier , or we belt it with a cane , the horse is likely to become so upset that the chances are we will never be able to shoe the horse ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I could have belted him with a bicycle chain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maria crossed the room and belted her older brother across the back of his head with yesterday 's copy of the Bolton Evening News . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I painted all mine white with some paint I had left over from an Airfix model of Apollo 11 but all I managed to do was clog up the mechanism. you had to belt the players so hard that you ended up with small bruises all over your hand from where their heads indented . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gazzer belted his forehead with the flat of his hand to clear out the nightmares . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If he so much as bruises a finger without good reason , I 'll come for you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Sometimes , he knew , she would bruise herself with a rock to get morph-plus out of him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had grabbed his arm , hard enough to bruise it , and she was staring wildly at him , as though she meant something quite different . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Asshe | Her limbs were graceful , her whole body proportioned like that of a young goddess ; as for her breasts , an infatuated young man who had seen her in a small part at Robert 's Shield Theatre wrote her a letter quoting the Song of Solomon at length : Asshe threatened to horsewhip him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Cruel in the extreme , she would horsewhip them mercilessly , giving them little food and confining them in cold and filthy cellars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he got you into the coach by putting his toe in your backside , and he was only stopped from horsewhipping you by Mama 's gentle persuasion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Thrusting his big red face forward he jabbed Luke in the chest with a thick forefinger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jabbed the metal rod hard into the man 's stomach and as he doubled up , brought it swiftly down on his exposed head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Chen | He began to shake his head in denial , but Chen jabbed the gun hard against his head , drawing blood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Where is it ? " he asked , jabbing her again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his men | Covering the sprawled guards constantly , Mortimer hopped over the bodies and continued downwards , his men jabbing the bodies with bayonets to make sure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In a mad impulsive movement , which Molly later insisted was self defence , she jabbed desperately at the oncoming fish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | How dare you speak to your mother like that ? " she jabbed repeatedly until the sight of blood seeping through Constance 's blouse stopped her short . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Now she jabbed the toe of her smart Italian shoe in the dog , who was snuffling about under the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She relaxed slightly and jabbed him in his ribs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The woman jabbed her cigarette into the man 's face and he loosened his grip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A JILTED lover who took revenge on women by jabbing them in the rear with knitting needles has come unstuck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A JILTED lover who took revenge on women by jabbing them in the rear with knitting needles has come unstuck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sheikh was trying to jab a pencil in Mahmud 's eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Myra | ` Outstanding my foot , " Myra said , jabbing a pin into Claudia 's leg in her indignation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Reatus also allegedly jabbed Mr Mounsa in the neck and hit him with a dog chain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Teng | ` Get on ! " said Teng , drawing the long club from his belt and jabbing the man viciously in the small of the back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I jab the pistol hard in his ribs and say , ` Do n't try nothing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ryker said , jabbing her in the ribs with his elbow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the civilians | Bird Alighting ( Peopeo Tholekt ) rode out to parley , but returned in consternation after one of the civilians repeatedly jabbed a rifle into his ribs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the recoil | He saw the horse rise in the same fraction of a second as the recoil jabbed his cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a tall and ancient nurse | In the operating theatre , a tall and ancient nurse jabs me twice to find the vein in the back of my hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Turning too fast , she knocked someone 's black-clad arm , and the drink he was holding spilled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I knocked his teeth into the back of his throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The guard has to knock my elbow when he comes to inspect my ticket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mosley | When one of his own officials insulted him at a Leeds meeting Mosley knocked him unconscious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hendry just comes up and knocks you flat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sergeant Barry Lawrence | There was a curious connection now in his mind between the time that Sergeant Barry Lawrence had knocked him silly in the pub and this new blurring of his mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jem Higgins | ` And if I had told you the truth , Neil , that day when Jem Higgins knocked me senseless , what would you have done then ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The bitch had knocked him cold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mayer knocked the director to the floor and threw him out of his office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The policemen knocked him to the ground and kicked the life out of him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | From his Jamaican holiday retreat , Lewis said : ` I can beat Tucker , I know I can knock him out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Never a person to hold back criticism when he felt it was needed , he lashed Lucien mercilessly with harsh words , and threw up his hands in despair when Lucien fouled yet another movement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Father Myles Kavanagh | There she heard Father Myles Kavanagh lash the assassin who shot 41-year-old Isabel in the back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lashed the class with scorn and ridicule and punished them for the nasty thoughts in her own mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the agitated Eleanor | Trance-like he drove down the Edgware Road , responding to the multitudinous traffic lights with mechanical movements , while the agitated Eleanor continued to lash his unreceptive ear with a never-ending stream of abuse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Folly lashed the aggressor over the head with her roses -- which immediately disintegrated in a hail of scented petals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had turned her over then , his hands brutal , and removing his leather belt , had lashed her unmercifully across buttocks and thighs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | GMB boss John Edmonds lashed the banks for joining in speculators ' attacks on the pound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the storm | Five more people were reported dead in Havana , Cuba , after the storm lashed the island . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mala | And before Mala could lash at him again , he explained , and terrified me right down to my boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ellwood | Carey swung the rod out for a cast , and Ellwood tore it from his grip , then stepped back and lashed at the priest , holding the rod two-handed , bellowing with outrage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His voice lashed like a whip , forcing a cry of pain from her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The lion mauls the warrior , who is desperately trying to fend him off with his knees and shield . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | It | ` It hauled me to the ground with a thump and started mauling me on the back and neck . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | It was a wonder they had not all mauled each other to death long ago and left the damp , chilly coastline unpeopled except for howling birds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two different species | If , as Kierkegaard once claimed , if the whole world can be divided into those who write and those who do not write , then we are two different species mauling each other without comprehension . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dog | However , Gunda struggled free and ran for her life ; but the giant set Wolfhead on her and the dog pulled her down and began mauling her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this lioness | In one scene this lioness turned nasty and mauled me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` An aftermath of the way you mauled me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a 3D abhorrent Zombie | I wheeled around to see a 3D abhorrent Zombie attempting to maul me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` I ca n't believe I actually stood here and let you -- maul me . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jahsaxa 's friends | SHe 'd always been able to disassociate ` work " from pleasure , clients from lovers , but had been worried that the experience of Jahsaxa 's friends mauling hir might have intruded into this objectivity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a farm boy | You let a farm boy maul you about ? ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A SHARK mauled and killed a 28-year-old surfer on Australia 's Gold Coast yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | As they left the radio station , the soldiers apparently encountered a large crowd of demonstrators who pelted them with stones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a large crowd of demonstrators | As they left the radio station , the soldiers apparently encountered a large crowd of demonstrators who pelted them with stones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Staff at Ashton Branch raised about £70 by putting members of the management team in the stocks and pelting them with custard pies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | children | Sandcastling fathers shouted indignantly and children began pelting the dog with wet sand , which thumped against his woolly flanks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We used to pelt the pigs with rotten potatoes . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two little lads | A few windows were flung open , and two little lads pelted Broomhead with rotten apples before they were chased off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a group of young men | 2.30AM Outside a gutted supermarket , I stop to talk to a group of young men pelting two carloads of police with pilfered eggs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The angered Brown Man will then push the miscreant into a nearby stream or pool , pelt him with leaves and twigs , and abandon him to contemplate his crime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her brother | At home , her brother also learnt not to smack her and we are all a big happy family now . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Yet this is how crying in infants is sometimes interpreted : the child is being naughty ; naughtiness is punished ; smacking is how I was punished as a child ; so I smack my baby . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Father spun round , took three steps towards me and smacked me on the ear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | MY MOTHER smacked me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | mothers | He had read in Victorian novels of mothers smacking their hysterical daughters across the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a mother | I WAS disturbed by your report of a mother taken to court and convicted of assault after smacking her daughter 's bottom with a slipper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her mother | Lifting up her pink nightdress her mother had then smacked her behind as hard as she could , afterwards putting her face next to Carla 's and telling her that she had had enough . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mother has tried locking him in his room , and smacking him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other parents | The father of a six-week old baby told Valerie Yule , ` We know other parents who smack their babies to keep them quiet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The father of a six-week old baby told Valerie Yule , ` We know other parents who smack their babies to keep them quiet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He looked at me as though defying argument , wiped his nose , then smacked Ralph Pike gently on the back as a signal to go . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All these people were smacking her on the back , and touching her and congratulating her , and expressing surprise and delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | If you do that again I 'll smack your bottom . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The little shrimp giggled , then he looked up at her and then at me and said : ` I do n't care if you smack my bottom , Mummy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dinah | At first Dinah had smacked her hard on the bare bottom with her thin strong hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I could have smacked your bottom for taking me by surprise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Le Gros | Maybe Charlotte Corday really did blush with humiliation when Le Gros smacked her cheek after she had been guillotined . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kragan smacked him again , this time open-palmed across his cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I smack my children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | After this concerted effort by all adults , it was really only a few weeks before she learnt not to smack other children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We smack our children -- are we guilty of child abuse ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a childminder | A mother in England recently won the right to permit a childminder to smack her child as a form of discipline , but the Northern Ireland Childminding Association has rejected this form of physical punishment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some people | ` In this instance , some people would smack the child , but it is better to explain where the danger lies and remove the child from that situation . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mada Joyce | Two of her brothers , boys of Martha 's age but half her height , fell into an exchange of sniggers and whispers , and Mada Joyce paused to smack them around the ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | His talk made me think of the housing estates near Mum 's house , where the ` working class " would have laughed in Terry 's face -- those , that is , who would n't have smacked him round the ear for calling them working class in the first place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A BLIND man fought off a bull terrier that attacked his guide dog -- by jamming his fist down its throat and smacking it between the eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` When that failed I stuffed my right hand down its throat to stop it biting and then smacked it twice between the eyes with my left . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gina | When Gina was not smacking him with the laundry bag or scratching his face , they lived a life of complete indifference to one another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | “ One day I asked her a question as I was getting on , and she just smacked my face … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman | Because he thinks a woman is not gon na get up and smack him in the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Playing ! " said Mum , and she smacked me hard across the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Holman | Catching her wrist , Holman smacked her face viciously , sending her to her knees , but still holding on to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | As it appears from his zip top I smack my right fist into his face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` If he gives you any trouble I 'll come through and smack him over the head with my old hockey stick . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Because my head landed on his teeth it hurt me more than if I 'd smacked down on the bridge of his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you continue to smack a two-year-old you are likely to make him more physical , you are effectively telling him that smacking ( ie , hitting people ) is OK . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You should have smacked him a good one when you had the chance ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm gon na fucking smack you all round this house very shortly ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ellie | When she 'd gone , Ellie glanced at Feargal and wanted to smack him for his slow , knowing smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I enjoyed your tte -- tte with Naomi in that choochy little patisserie , although I 'd like to smack her for one or two of her remarks . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I do n't want that to happen to my daughter so I smacked her for stealing and lying . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He decided to smack her for this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The animal with the baton smacked the sleeping animal in time to Midwinter 's staccato pronouncements. from the next room 1 heard a riff of a clarinet and toot of a trombone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | She would n't acknowledge an Eternal Verity if one came up and smacked her in the chops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Valkyrie smacks her on both haunches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And on one occasion in the gymnasium , I turned round to look at a boy behind me and the master was there and he smacked me with the flat of his hand as hard as he could . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Somebody singled him out and smacked him with a car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Other punishments she had imposed had not worked so she smacked the girl with the slipper ` as a last resort " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fiona could have smacked her for being so spineless . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Shall we smack her bum ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Should you smack her ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And if she overstepped the line , he could always smack her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Daddy | Say Daddy will smack her ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I decided to poke his eye too if he shouted or smacked me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Will | It was Will who leaned over and smacked Chalon 's rump , sending the horse after fitzAlan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | It was Will who leaned over and smacked Chalon 's rump , sending the horse after fitzAlan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | No , I 'm afraid I 'm gon na have to smack your fingers if you do that , Richard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I 've tried everything , from bribery to anger ( though I 've never smacked her ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dr Neil had the baby upside-down and was smacking him to make him cry -- having been born , he no longer seemed to want to survive in the harsh world outside his mother 's warm body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They are too scared to hug them in case that innocent action is misinterpreted , and too scared to smack them when they do wrong in case they are accused of assault . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | anyone over the age of 15 | It is this particular scene which will make anyone over the age of 15 want to smack the world 's biggest superstar very hard indeed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cosmo contemplated Hubert 's back , watched a horsefly settle , waited for it to bite , then smacked hard : ` Killed it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` The other point is that once you have established a good system of discipline , you do n't have to smack very often . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the attacker | Advanced weapon techniques 1 : the attacker attempts to strike . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The defender | 3 The defender forces the attacker 's arms apart and prepares to strike with her leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The defender now turns attacker , stepping quickly forward and striking with a reverse punch to his attacker 's chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a child of 16 | It was a crime in New England , punishable by death , for a child of 16 to curse or strike a parent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a young warrior | A child greets her , but a young warrior strikes the child with a stick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | How he snatched up a fallen branch , when the young man came down the path , and struck him with it , and he fell senseless , and the hood fell back from his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Mother of God , I 'd just struck you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Graham Levy broke a chair on his wife 's back , hit her with a table leg and struck the boy as he tried to stop the attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The women of the family struck their faces and smeared them with soot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And had he not been perfectly willing , of course , to hit a woman every bit as hard as he would have struck a man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the older woman | She felt as astonished as if the older woman had got out of her chair suddenly , and struck her across the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Raper shouted a string of obscenities at the woman , then threw an ashtray at her , striking her on the side of her head and causing bad bruising . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the defender | At the same time the defender raises his knee and pulls the attacker 's extended punch aim , using that arm as a support to strike behind the attacker 's kneecap with his foot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jackson , who pleaded not guilty , admitted frogmarching Mr Brown from the premises but denied striking him on the back of the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alexander McLaren , 37 , is alleged to have shot Robert with a rifle , struck him with bottles , attempted to gouge out his eyes and attempted to strangle him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a policeman | As she passed , she said , a policeman had struck her in the face with a baton , ` and I had n't opened my mouth to him " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cosmo | Yet , rounding the bend , her novelist 's imagination registered Cosmo striking Hubert violently in the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | M. | Without any provocation or excuse , M. struck her violently in the face with a rolled up newspaper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He struck her hard across the face to prevent that . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A STEWARTSTOWN housewife who struck an Army officer on the face was conditionally discharged for a year at Cookstown Magistrates Court yesterday for assault . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A STEWARTSTOWN housewife who struck an Army officer on the face was conditionally discharged for a year at Cookstown Magistrates Court yesterday for assault . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Terry Hodges struck Trisha Campbell in the face for no reason after drinking 12 pints of beer , York Crown Court heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | D | The House of Lords confirmed this rule in Cunningham ( 1981 ) : D struck his victim on the head a number of times with a chair , causing injuries from which the victim died a week later . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of Clarke 's sons | But one of Clarke 's sons with a turfe spade , which they call a peate iron , ( a very keen thing , ) struck Sir Edward 's man on the head and cloave out his brains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Albuin , little knowing he was the king 's son , unsheathed his sword and struck him on the head … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Currie , formerly of Mauchline Terrace , Kilmarnock , had admitted assaulting Mr McMurtie , jumping on him , striking him repeatedly on the head and body , kicking and stamping on his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The defendant struck with the knife into her throat on the left-hand side just near the jugular vein , with such force that it severed the spinal cord , causing almost instant paralysis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was convicted of repeatedly punching the victim and striking him on the neck with a knife , then chasing him into a garden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an angel | At the time of birth , however , an angel strikes its upper lip , so causing it to forget everything that it has seen and learned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taylor , from Birkenhead , Merseyside , struck one prison officer , taking his keys , and within minutes the rioters had erected the first of a labyrinth of barricades and begun systematically destroying the chapel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the accused | In most cases the accused will strike the officer who should describe the assault in detail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He himself had often waited like that , hidden beside a path , ready to strike with a stick or a stone any prey that chanced to come along it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The gunman | A police spokesman said : ` The gunman was probably trying to strike Mr Mascaro and hit his wife instead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Smith struck his wife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hutt struck her from behind with some force , expecting the young woman to go down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Philip had started out of his chair and half raised his hand to strike his son . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also struck him when Sweeney tried to escape on the way to the Bridewell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was striking left and right with unbelievable speed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | 4 Extend the right leg outwards , pulling the toes back sharply so that you strike with the heel to the chest area . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | By curving up its abdomen it gives the false impression that it is about to strike with its tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Delaney got out his knife , struck again and again at the arm , watching the blade plunge into the surface , saw it ooze and close over again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Julie struck again , this time catching him just above the right eye , tearing the flesh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Without bothering to bag it , he stuffed the jib down into the sail-locker and lashed the main to the boom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We spent two or three hours bagging up clothes to take to the charity shops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | My three-piece was wringing wet , but eventually I dried it out , and the rest I just bagged together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the army | In October 1940 the army billeted an officer in one of the numerous spare rooms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They billeted the men all over the village and even in our outbuildings here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nils | It was the old sea captain , in whose house Nils had billeted us , who told us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The adjutant billeted them separately , each sharing a hut with an experienced pilot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The brewery also produces a number of soft drinks , and bottles others under licence , as well as being involved in the importation of other drinks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Do n't let the water run out -- we 'll bottle it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | You 'd think they 'd bottle it , make it last over the weeks or months , but they 're simple people , and there 's no holding them back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I need help with bottling the plums . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Apanage 's task during the operation was to bottle the spirits while they swayed deliriously to the music . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Davies Brook which bottles the water is based in Hereford . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Davies Brook which bottles the water is based in Hereford . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the kids | Binning their Two Tone pork-pie hats , the kids went wild for The Cult With No Name , aka Peacock Punk aka -- New Romance ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Just a few of the chaps and chapesses , darling , " over the phone in the late afternoon when she had purged wine stains and ashtrays , boxed up the empties , made the kitchen immaculate yet again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He would never try to cage Mark . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Eventually the law caught up with him and he was heavily fined for caging protected species . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rima | This story is really made up of two stories : A How Rima caught and caged the cassowary B How the Bower-bird tricked the Cassowary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | These cards I filed in alphabetical order , and I noted on each one details of new purchases and quantities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | First , I traced the wound using a clean , clear polythene bag and filed it in Mrs Allen 's notes to allow regular reassessment of healing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mirian Sedlan | When an Information memorandum is released the form is passed to Mirian Sedlan who records it as an introduction on the INTRODUCE database and files the papers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | When an Information memorandum is released the form is passed to Mirian Sedlan who records it as an introduction on the INTRODUCE database and files the papers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Karen | As a unique event , Karen could file it away in her snapshot album as one of the interesting things that had happened during her holiday in France . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | After lunch I reread and filed the summary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I filed it away in my wallet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Burton filed it away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Oh , I keep everything at home -- I file them there , on my own system , " said Mr Kronweiser eagerly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was too cold , tired and shaky to garage the Suzuki . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But subconsciously her mind was at work , and by the time she had garaged the car she was beginning to comprehend the appalling enormity of her mistake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Oh , I expect all the others are out , " Merrill said idly , ` and I garage my car further down the avenue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pocketed his change and turned to go . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The barmaid rang up the drinks on the till and then pocketed all of the change . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` You really must see this , " Jeremy explains as he pockets the ignition key , ` it 's the heart of the nightlife area . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Going into the hall , she flung on a coat , pocketed the keys lying on the silver salver , and let herself out into the night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Anya | She tries the front door , tugging at the knob until it almost comes away in her hand , before she remembers that Anya has pocketed the key ; the door by the sink proves equally unyielding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Wycliffe opened the door , waited for her to switch out the lights and pass through , then he locked the door and pocketed the keys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The taxi driver pocketed the note and crashed into first gear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` What was that all about ? " he asked curiously , pocketing the note without hesitation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the boy | The RCM seemed to be prepared to go along with this , until they discovered that Willy was also in trouble with his employer , a Jeweller who caught the boy pocketing a silver cigarette case . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` As naughty as most five-year-olds I guess , " he replied , pocketing the wallet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Switching off the torch , he pocketed it to leave his hands clear for handling his gun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In consideration of this , not only would they shelve the files in question , but pay him a monthly stipend into the bargain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Such a formidable enlargement of business and records entailed a corresponding increase not only in the responsible officers listed above but also among the common clerks who wrote and shelved the records . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the common clerks | Such a formidable enlargement of business and records entailed a corresponding increase not only in the responsible officers listed above but also among the common clerks who wrote and shelved the records . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Corbett agreed , telling Ranulf to accompany her whilst he stabled their horses at The Bull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stabled their horses at the ferrymaster 's house , paying for their fodder and keep until they returned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stabled their horses at the Holy Lamb of God and threaded their way across the noisy market place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her father , a greengrocer , had stabled the pony behind the shop in the middle of town , fed it on sprouts and boiled potatoes and encouraged Nutty to turn it into a show-jumper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cranston and Athelstan stabled their horses in a dingy tavern and walked back , forcing their way through to the great prison door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the first carters | His father , a builder and carrier , was one of the first carters to stable his horses in favour of steam traction lorries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stabled their horses round the back and bedded amongst dry hay with their cloaks wrapped round them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We arrived in Torvizcon , starving , but resigned to unsaddling and stabling the animals before looking to ourselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They reached Catte Street and Corbett decided they should stay in the tavern where they had stabled their horses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you could stable our horses , give them some hay ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A farm-worker who lived in the house would stable him and give him water and a handful of hay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stabled their horses and did not enter the tavern but passed into a pleasant garden beyond . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stabled their horses and pushed their way through the noisy , colourful streets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stabled my own horse and was in the buttery when I heard screams , the crashing of hooves and Vulcan 's neighs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | I do n't want them stabling their mounts here , it 'd be too conspicuous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pulled the strings of her apron until the bow at the back was just right , and perched her white cap at the correct angle on her head to make it sit pertly on her dark curls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He said nothing , perched his executive case on a working surface , opened it , searched it swiftly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Price | Clearing his throat noisily , Price perched a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles on his nose and announced he had received a letter from India . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Still using the flashlight , he perched the case on his desk , took out his key ring , used the two keys which unlocked the specially reinforced bottom right-hand drawer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Doctor reversed his hat , flipped it back along the length of his arm and perched it nonchalantly on his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We perched her vast behind on the back seat and rested , gasping . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She perched her cup on the edge of the table , thinking hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stood up to get her little-black hat , perched it on the side of her sleek fair head and skewered a pearl-tipped hatpin through the felt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She parked the car and hoisted the plastic carriers from the boot , perching the flat , be-ribboned p)sserie box on top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I took the fedora from the hat peg and perched it over my brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` What 's up , Poll ? " she asked , taking her large handbag from the end of the trolley where she always perched it and plonking it on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She perched a pair of ivory-framed pincenez on to her sparrow 's beak of a nose and peered through them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took off his pince-nez , perched them higher up his nose , looked down the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The talk was general , candlelit faces leaned across the table and the hands which peeled the fruit or fidgeted with the glasses were as individual as the faces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the hands | The talk was general , candlelit faces leaned across the table and the hands which peeled the fruit or fidgeted with the glasses were as individual as the faces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dinah was peeling some fruit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | There was a note on the kitchen table saying there was a casserole in the oven and please would he peel some potatoes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He often worked in a friend 's studio , and took his meals at Rosalie 's where he peeled potatoes or washed up to pay for the meals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hester | When Ruth went into the house Hester was sitting on an upright chair by the table , peeling potatoes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Florrie | She went to find Florrie , who was busy in the kitchen , peeling potatoes and putting some cold meat through a mincer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She went to find Florrie , who was busy in the kitchen , peeling potatoes and putting some cold meat through a mincer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | Towards the end she watched him peel an apple with deliberate care . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then again , they peel their apples with fancy , little knives instead of savaging them with their gnashers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rostov started to peel the pear with his knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Meg Dennison | On the other side of their host sat Meg Dennison , delicately but unfussily peeling her grapes with pink-tipped fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One orang-utan peels a banana as the pair chat about the advantages of having an electric tumble drier . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Piladu 's wife , peeling artichokes in the gloom at the kitchen table , put down her knife and accepted the milk without a word . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` She said she 'd been peeling onions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They peeled no vegetables , roasted no joints , bought no floor polish or detergent , no furniture cleaner or disinfectant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Avoid salads , raw vegetables , cold buffets , mayonnaise and any fruit you ca n't peel yourself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | girls | Romantic country lore advised girls to peel an apple carefully then throw the whole skin over their shoulder when it would land in the shape of their true love 's initial ; there were countless similar superstitions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | “ Well , ” he said , “ you can peel them and boil them or cut them up and fry them or … ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | If I peel an orange now , will you eat a little -- just to please your father ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Christopher | ` They 'll all wake up hungry , " Christopher had said grimly , and went outside on the terrace with the carrier bags and a bowl to peel and core the apples in the early morning sunlight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Father would skin me alive if I forgot it ; it 's his port . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fat Harry | I decided to leave the silver bracelet where it was ; Fat Harry would skin you alive for taking a crumb of bread from his plate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I swear I 'll skin her alive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` But she 's a good cook , and if I do n't get some decent wine in she 'll skin me . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I seriously considered disembowelling Ian for this , but on reflection that would be a little harsh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | While he was talking he went on disembowelling the bird in a practised way with his knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Sure enough , right in front of her astonished onlookers , she set about disembowelling a dead chick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Yorick drew his samurai sword and disembowelled a cushion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Yorick had disembowelled himself , messily but effectively , with his samurai sword . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two peasants | The first three enthralled me : a man , miserably clutching a winding frame , being birched on the buttocks by his wife ; a tapster drinking ; and two peasants disembowelling a slaughtered pig . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Television documentary-makers asked them , respectfully , about exactly how they felt when they hacked their aged mothers to death or disembowelled a neighbour 's child . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Andrei Chikatilo | According to testimony read in court , Andrei Chikatilo raped his victims , mutilated their bodies , and sometimes disembowelled them and ate parts of their bodies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tzann divested himself of the jacket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` What are you doing ? " he asked conversationally , divesting himself of his jacket and slinging it over the sofa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Laura wondered in a daze as he swiftly divested himself of his own clothing , and then , in the grip of a feverish , shuddering excitement , she responded as his lovemaking became more pressing and urgent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Laura ! " he groaned , tossing aside his shirt and swiftly divesting himself of his clothes before lying down on the bed beside her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Claudia lifted her arms , putting them round his broad shoulders , hardly conscious that he was divesting her of her jacket and blouse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he divested her of her stockings , tossing them into a shimmering heap on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Finding a faint pulse , she divested him of his white coat , and tied him up with a length of cable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | at least six of the Stronsay women | I can remember at least six of the Stronsay women gutting the herring at that time and they stood on Moars beach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Yvonne would come and stay , and she 'd always bring a fish with her , a huge fish freshly caught from the ocean , and she 'd gut it on the kitchen table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a fisherman | Nearby , a fisherman was gutting his catch , while his wife , weighing machine in hand , sorted the individual mullet by size . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She is looking for a dress for me and she is waiting to comb my hair , and she has the look on her face that she has when she guts the chickens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the fishmonger | Barrows were piled high with fruit and vegetables , and as they passed the fish stall they saw the fishmonger gutting an eel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Then for hours we gutted the living , flapping fish and threw them into baskets to be carried below and put on ice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An old woman gutting hens told him , ` That 's the lass took Marion Aluinn , bad cess to her , up off the shore yesterday ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her mother | On the way home she made a detour to pick wild flowers for her mother , who was down at the harbour gutting pilchards and would be late back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | On the way home she made a detour to pick wild flowers for her mother , who was down at the harbour gutting pilchards and would be late back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There they would gut the seals and render their oil , which they would later store in the stomachs and bladders of sea lions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the wives and daughters of Polruan | The pilchards were in that week , and the wives and daughters of Polruan were busy all day , gutting , salting and packing the fish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They really gutted and filleted the place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the teachers | Their education certainly suffered as the teachers did not like them interrupting the curriculum and sat them at the back of the class and told them to write home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Roy had sat Janine at the kitchen table and was standing beside her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She tells me the ambulance is on its way , then she fetches Ma downstairs and sits her by the Rayburn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he saw the state the girl was in he sat her in an armchair and sent his adjutant to get her something to drink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Alan | As Alan sat him in his cot and left the room , Christopher began to howl in earnest again , interrupted by spasms of coughing which left him breathless . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His face set grimly , he wrapped her in a warm , dry bathsheet , then sat her on a stool and sponged her face , smoothing the tangled curls from her pallid face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When we were naughty he 'd give Fred the strap but he 'd sit me on the mantelpiece to make me mind my manners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then , after about five weeks , in desperation , I sat her on the toilet , and from then on she was clean . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In a few days time we 'll be sitting him on top of a bonfire and standing around in the cold night while we light up the sky with loads of colour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Diana daubed luminous paint on the eyes of her cuddly green hippo so that at night it seemed as though he was keeping watch and looking after her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Beside him on the counter were large dirty bottles of gilt glass from which he would take out the stoppers and daub them on the sleeves of passers-by . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If you do n't think you can manage it yourself , give your butcher plenty of warning and he will bone your turkey for you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Josh | ` If you want , I could probably get Mum to meet you , " said Josh , drizzling ketchup over his grilled chicken . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Brandon then told one of the other group : ` Order your food and leave if you do n't want trouble , or I 'll splatter your face across the road . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bernard | ` Bastard ! " cried Bernard , belabouring Jed with his fists , splattering cheap red wine over books and walls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a youth | At that moment a youth sprinted past , tipped over her glass and splattered the tomato juice across the concrete . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | No matter how much Norse manure you splatter on to them , they 've a habit of coming up smelling of roses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Like gardeners , they must cast out the evil weeds and plough the matted earth into long fields and sow the seeds of future harvests . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gardeners are often advised not to sow roots on ground that has recently been manured , as this will produce distorted shapes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then as spring advanced , he sowed the barley , millet , potatoes and the maize — his own and Kānchho 's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His family has been farming the same land for generations but this year he has sown no cereal crops and has not even bothered to string the hops in the hop gardens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Schneider draped a sheet about his shoulders and reached for a pair of scissors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stopped half a dozen yards off and pushed her wet hair behind her ears and draped her arms protectively across her undisguised bump . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | They lay together for a while , half asleep , kissing now and again ; then she draped one leg across his hips and they began to make love languorously , without speaking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shrugged and draped a casual arm around Hari 's shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ron | So she did n't sit down for a last five-minute chat , but let Ron drape her coat around her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She gestured Melanie over to her and draped the material around her shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Adam | She shivered , and Adam draped an arm around her shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He draped the towel around his shoulders and shook his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Shirts and sheets they hung from the ceiling , draping them on lines and hangers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kate draped the shawl on the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Still tied together with the strands of wool we moved towards the fence intending to drape it on the wire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | At the base of a steep crack we drape our possessions on these to save them a wetting and balance out of and into different footwear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | " He took off his coat and draped it over Harry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Singer draped the T-shirt over his head , but his laughter was evident in the way his shoulders shook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He draped inflamable material over it and calibrated the switch to come on later in the day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jean-Pierre picked up a shawl and draped it over Jane 's shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They draped the starched white tablecloth over the big deal table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You draped your best cummerbund over the lampshade ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His eyes narrowed briefly , then he draped the jacket round her shoulders before leading the way to the stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Caliban | But Caliban would drape a tarpaulin round it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She drapes this green scarf round my neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He draped tinsel round the pink lampshades on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The others also draped their underclothes among the branches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kāli | When they 'd finished washing Mina and Kāli draped their clean wet clothes among the hundreds of others stretched between the scraggy thorn trees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She draped it at my neck and sprayed it with her perfume : it still smells faintly of Chanel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | shops | Schools and most offices closed ; taxis flew black flags ; shops draped black banners from their windows ; convoys of lorries clogged roads towards the Chinese border . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Eager hands unrolled the garlands of tinsel and draped them round t ] he branches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | mankind | Was Margaret Mead ( 1935 ) right to see woman as ` an infinitely malleable clay figure upon which mankind has draped ever varying period-costumes " ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The doctor left the nurse to cover him with a kind of improvised wooden tent , over which she draped a sheet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zhukov | To add an even more damning touch , Zhukov had draped an airforce uniform over the edge of the bed , and superimposed Vologsky 's personal insignia upon it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took the sword out of Alexei 's hand and jabbed it into the planks at the bottom of the punt , then draped Alexei 's coat over it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pulled the blanket from underneath himself and draped it over his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Doreen stepped out of her slip , and draped it over a chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pulled the clothing out , draping them over the side of the chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | When I showed her she lent me a silk shawl to drape round my shoulders and over my breasts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Penry returned quickly with a warm , dry towel , which he draped round her shoulders as he took her wrist in his . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The priest took the basin of blood and spattered it against the altar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | For a moment she looked furiously at Donald , her teeth bared like a cat 's , then she shook her hair out , spattering Donald with bree and barley , and hauled him back into the dance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She came down heavily , spattering her nightdress with earth , shards of flowerpot , dark streaks of water from spilled asters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When she and Frank were children , they used to skip the puddles , or sometimes land in the middle , spattering themselves , with shouts of glee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dabbed some perfume on her throat and ran downstairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | As soon as he came in I made him let me look at his head , and I dabbed some Dettol on it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Nevertheless , as I dab calamine on my spare tyres , I ca n't deny that this is n't my finest hour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He winced as she dabbed disinfectant on the cut and covered it up for him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dabs a little powder on top , and stands back to admire the effect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I mix some sap green with Prussian blue and burnt umber still left in the palette and dab it onto the previously dampened , shaded areas of the greenery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I picked a fish-louse from it as it lay on the unhooking mat , dabbed a bit of waterproof ointment on a small wound on its flank , then slipped it back into the water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had dabbed powder over her lipstick to rob it of its bright crimson lustre , and she had forgotten the little pink patches of rouge that gave her cheeks their rosy healthy glow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He put his head in his hands as the waiter brought over the glass of water ; he sipped it , and dabbed some on his temples to cool them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Pulling out the oval gold Cartier compact she dabbed on a layer of powder and dashed the scarlet lipstick across her trembling mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I dabbed a little on each puckered mouth to further shouts of laughter and much dancing about the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zoser | When Zoser dabbed a little on his wife 's sleeve she took the sleeve and held it up to her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dora | Overcome with rage and frustration , Dora jammed a fist against her mouth and gnawed at her knuckles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With a groan of defeat he slumped back against the reception desk , jamming his elbow against the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dried the udder and pulled the three-legged stool across , jamming the first bucket between her knees as she sat down , so that Florence could not kick it over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jammed a finger in each ear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hargreave dug out the stub of a cigar from his top pocket and examined it with distaste before jamming it in his mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I jammed one finger in my ear against the fourth circle of hell that had just broken loose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chris attempts to clear his desk by jamming all outstanding items in the biggest , bottom drawer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Outrage turned to agitation when she saw that he was jamming the key in the lock with such force that the flesh on his fingers was turning white . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She laughed hysterically , jamming her fingers into her mouth to muffle the sound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jammed her fists into her pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Claire jams the black box into her shoulder bag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I smiled at her , and she jammed a copy of Pravda into my hand , her smile still ticking over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Donald jammed the shotgun into the crook of bone under Nathan 's jaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stopped , jammed his hands on his hips and leaned forward from the waist in a belligerent posture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jammed the one-eyed spectacles onto his face and fled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The tyres screamed as he jammed his foot to the floor and the car shot into traffic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jammed the point firmly under the great fish 's jaw bone and used the other curve of S as a carrying handle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slid the ramrod out , jammed it down the long barrel , then pulled it free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put the cheese in the fridge and jammed a stool up against the door ; otherwise it would swing open , and everything would go bad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The younger of the trio looked at McCann and Morton and decided he would be better advised not to try and reach the .38 he had jammed into his belt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A BLIND man fought off a bull terrier that attacked his guide dog -- by jamming his fist down its throat and smacking it between the eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Markby hastily jammed dolly 's arm back into its socket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Clive spilled some of the powder as he heaped it in the spoon , and could not hold it steady over his lighter flame , but finally he got it liquefied . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I smiled at them , heaped more food on to their plates , poured more mint tea or coffee into their cups . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The larva heaps sand or soil onto its head and jaws and then flicks it with some force up and behind it , working in a circle to produce a conical pit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She heaped a teaspoonful of instant coffee into a couple of beakers and poured a steaming jet of water on to it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the fingerprint man | We continued our work until the fingerprint man arrived to dust that dreadful black powder everywhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zeinab | ` I might be prepared to do that , " conceded Zeinab , dusting the powder from her fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | unscrupulous ski resorts | Sadly , unscrupulous ski resorts might misuse the new polymer , surreptitiously dusting it on the slopes of their rivals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Crump | ` My wife loves the man 's poems , " said Crump , dusting the dead creature onto the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The friar sighed and rose , dusting the wet ice from his robe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dusted some ash from the sleeve of her black , Chinese-style padded jacket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She glanced down , dusting the dirt from the pebble off her hands , wondering how to answer such an unanswerable question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | D'Aubigny just grimaced , rose and dusted the grass from his hose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rose , dusting the crumbs from his habit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tried to dust the grit off my forearm where it adhered to the sweat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | Asked for a safety deposit box after she 'd seen me cramming Belgian banknotes in an envelope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Darius grabs a wedge , ices it with half an inch of butter , crams it in his mouth and washes it down with a can of Coke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | At least you wo n't have to cram a printer in your briefcase as well as lug a portable over your shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | David , aged nine , empties our bin in the yard to pick out the salvageable items before he crams the rest into a sack to take to the dump . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | So she crammed six big fellers into her front room , sat them down with rum and blankets , and the whole bunch snuggled up like they were queueing all night to buy tickets for the Test Match . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` May -- " he started to say , but I crammed a cushion into his mouth before he could finish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Leo | ` This autobiography , " Leo went on , cramming forks into the dishwasher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Briony crammed the cap low over her brow as if to express solid determination , then swung round and left the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Clicking the heels of his glossy boots once more , he crammed the cap with its oversized peak hastily on his head and made for the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She crammed it , tissue and all , into the left pocket of her fur coat , which I hoped was either fake or farmed , without looking at it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She crammed the stiff , shiny paper into the fireplace . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Sons of louts grappled with the coffin in vain ; they could neither cram it in nor twist it out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They will try to cram as many Minis as possible on to the Lake Windermere ferry and see how many consecutive journeys they can make . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She handed him sandwiches , which he crammed into his mouth , choking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The contents of the saddle-bags he crammed into his wallet but there was more food than he could find room for . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And have a tiny back yard because otherwise they could n't cram so many boxes onto the site . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We strap them to the plane 's fuselage and pump them full of compressed air until we achieve neutral buoyancy . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They will probably pump more oil in coming months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | However , its task is made much more difficult by the fact that derogations granted to the Welsh water authority allow it to pump raw sewage into both those rivers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | The longer we continue to pump lead into the atmosphere , the more it will accumulate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Suffolk Water Company is pumping specially dechlorinated water into the habitat of the fen raft spider , Britain 's largest and rarest , to save it from extinction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | However , once the salt fingers are formed , they are pumping salty fluid into the top of the bottom layer and less salty fluid into the bottom of the top layer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an extreme left-wing group | This has been open to doubt since June 8 , 1989 when an extreme left-wing group pumped 20 bullets into Valenzuela 's former chief , ` Wally " Fuentes Morrison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Carter toppled over and lay pumping his blood onto the canteen floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They will pump waste water to an existing sewer at Crosby Road South and then to North West Water 's multimillion pound treatment works at Sandon Dock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the heart | Vital messages from the brain to the body slow down and nerves in the heart , sensing something is wrong , react by instructing the heart to pump extra blood to the brain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Brigade | The following week tests were carried out and I went with Dad to watch the Brigade endeavouring to pump water to the roof of Blooms the Drapers on The Canal -- possibly the City 's tallest building . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Emergency crews were called to pump water from 7 houses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When it did n't , they pumped air through the pile in an attempt to cool it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | solar power | One possibility being considered is for solar power to be used to pump downstream water back up to the main reservoir , so restoring the head of water needed to generate hydro-electric power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our water boards | Do n't forget to add the Aquasafe at this stage , to remove the chlorines and chloramines that our water boards are pumping into the tapwater at the moment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And if I can not rid myself of it I will just have to go into the service and begin to root out the cause . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Louen Orc Slayer , the King of Bretonnia | The beginning of the Errantry Wars when Louen Orc Slayer , the King of Bretonnia , declares his intention to rid Bretonnia of Orcs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Dutch government rids itself of the art mountain |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the fish | If the symptoms should start to show following an unavoidable change , say a power failure or similar , the fish will normally be able to rid itself swiftly upon return to normal conditions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He decided to rid the army , as he had done with the party of any possible opposition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | If this happens , someone will have to rid Stonecutter 's Island of its very large and varied snake population . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` So I just went a-front there with my milk and vinegar ; rubbed it in my palm and fingers ; and then I rubbed it inside the horses " nose and then round their nostrils . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | competent hands | I 've been asleep , lulled by competent hands rubbing aromatic oils into my aching shoulderblades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Pamela surveyed him from under her sunshade as he rubbed the lotion lovingly into the bad-tempered girl 's back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He spat , and rubbed it into the cobbles with his boot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She took out her Ambre Solaire and rubbed a small amount on her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I crushed some of the flowers and rubbed them on my forehead as I 'm told it has an invigorating effect on cabbages and thought it might do the same for me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | To help keep these bold bloodsuckers at bay we rubbed wet salt on our boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the women | While waiting to go on , they would see the women rub lipstick onto their fingers from their lips and transfer it onto their navels and nipples . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rubbed some of the powder in his hands , sniffed it and threw it back on to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Boltwood rubbed a little on the forehead of a four year-old who immune system was severely depressed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | After less than a half-hour of sitting alone he would grow restless , scatter his books untidily about the table and disappear outside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He scattered the letters across his desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Before drinking he fumbles with a cigarette paper , overloading it with tobacco , scattering flakes across the table , into the booze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He scattered his clothes across West London in a variety of dustbins and builder 's skips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In a brief space of time , she had scattered offspring around the country and omitted to let any of them know each other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some churches are happy to scatter the ashes in the graveyard or bury them according to the family 's wishes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | They rattled as she stalked , sometimes alarming her prey , and so she scattered them into the sand , to be ingested by the things that lived below the dunes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jerked out drawers and scattered their contents on the floor , dragged all her clothes from the wardrobe , threw out her shoes , then pulled Ruth herself from the bed and ripped off the sheets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you scatter seed on the ground you will build up a substantial clientele of birds such as chaffinches which do not readily come to hanging food and birdtables . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jessica | The girl , thin-faced and undernourished , watched with complete indifference as Jessica then took them to the parapet and scattered them onto the turbulent black surface of the river , where they swirled beautifully , made changing patterns as they swept between the steep stone walls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Yes , there are enthusiasts who scatter it on to their scallops , mash it into their spinach and , quite possibly , stir it into their tea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | enthusiasts | Yes , there are enthusiasts who scatter it on to their scallops , mash it into their spinach and , quite possibly , stir it into their tea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | The Star carried three pictures of her scattering her scarves upon the heads of cheerful spectators : ` Ex TV Weathergirl sends the barometer rising " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They scattered drugs and lab equipment over the floor , and opened a fridge door containing radioactive materials marked ` dangerous " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'd scatter some of the grain he 'd nicked , and fetch down the wire and cutters , and his books . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She asked permission to scatter her husband 's ashes on the ballroom floor . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On top of the thallium he sprinkled salt , a very little pepper and a coating of tarragon leaves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kersey sprinkled sugar on his apple pie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sprinkled it freely in the gate opening and beyond in the passage , then turned to me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I sprinkled this stuff inside every pair of knickers in the drawer and then folded them all up again carefully . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She chuckled , then might pick up the animal by the scruff ( if it were a cavey , or a bird ) , and dash it to death on the ground and spill the guts to read them for herself , then sprinkle blood inside the circle and on her cheeks and brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then circled the poteau mitan , sprinkling rum into the dust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jamie snaps open the capsule and sprinkles its contents into the palm of his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A man was sprinkling petrol on a heap of sprouts to help them burn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the whore | ` When she thought the room empty the whore pulled out a phial beneath her robes and sprinkled the contents on a loaf of bread . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sprinkled some snuff on the back of his hand and sniffed it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Vortigern | The magicians told Vortigern he must find a boy with no father , sacrifice the child and sprinkle his blood on the fort 's foundations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'll sprinkle star-dust on your head . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | On the one hand , we eat all those pre-packed and refined foods and , on the other , we sprinkle bran over everything from soup to yoghourt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sprinkled water over the towel and then went into a paroxysm of agony , nursing the injured arm against his chest and holding out his other hand for money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I sprinkled water in front of the altar , and put some flowers on it , violets and dogwood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You sprinkle chocolate on top of the milk when it 's in the cups . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jane Sharpe 's maid | The bedroom of the hotel on Brussels ' rue Royale stank of vinegar which Jane Sharpe 's maid had sprinkled onto a red-hot shovel to fumigate the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You kept this powder in a little linen bag and you sprinkled a bit now and then in their bait . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Crossbills and red squirrels showered stripped pinecones around me , and I saw my first crested tits , trapezing in the canopy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their archers | As the English were forced back , their archers belatedly came into action , but showered more arrows into the backs of their own troops than into Bruce's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His comrades , meanwhile , get to work with power drills and grinders , showering sparks into the front row and creating an industrial cacophony that mixes mysteriously with the piped classical backing track they 've picked to accompany their hellish instrumental . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | European heads of government from Moscow to Madrid showered telegrams of congratulation on Clinton , saying they expected to maintain good ties with Washington . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People showered unsought librettos on him all his life and he ignored them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their pimps | Where would the poor girls be without their pimps , who shower money on them and ask for nothing in return ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Where would the poor girls be without their pimps , who shower money on them and ask for nothing in return ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I stopped playing and tossed my trumpet to Kim who had been showering our remaining advertising leaflets on to the melee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kim | I stopped playing and tossed my trumpet to Kim who had been showering our remaining advertising leaflets on to the melee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | All Giles had wanted in return for the small gifts he showered on her was affection . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | A valuable way of concealing them is to have bars , stripes or blobs of colour that appear to overflow from one section to the next , as though someone has splashed ink across the animal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Betty watched him as he splashed a little soda in each , and handed her one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tracy | Baron de Tracy grinned openly and grabbed a drinking-horn , splashing some wine into it from the jug on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He splashed whiskey into the glasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Edward lifted it and splashed a little water into the teapot , swirling it around . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She splashed water on her face , wishing she had her overnight case up here with her , wondering if it would be possible to make a deal with Ace . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The extreme force of the blows had splashed blood on the walls and ceilings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Church of England vicar blessed the Northamp stately home , splashed holy water on the walls and said prayers to ward off the spirit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Cupping his hands in the large jug , he splashed cold water over his face and chest , rubbing it up and down his arms before towelling himself down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I splashed water over my face , slicked unruly grey hair into a more reasonable disorder , and headed down to the lobby again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In fact , she thought as she splashed cold water on to her hot face , she had n't seen him all morning -- perhaps he 'd taken himself off for a walk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an older woman | His friends carry his rigid , moaning body to one side and an older woman splashes him with water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she raised one foot and brought it down with a smack on the water , splashing him , and laughed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He splashed some down the front of my tunic and was gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Eddie splashed more of the liquid against his temples , brushing it back and then rubbing it in with a comb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I splashed more over my face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two men | A milkman has been temporarily blinded by two men who sprayed superglue into his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A milkman has been temporarily blinded by two men who sprayed superglue into his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Some female handed them a hypo-bulb and they sprayed it into Jezrael 's face , and there was a physical paralysis leadening her without physical pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He unswung the machine-gun and sprayed the bullets into the trees , sending his hunters scattering for cover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Angry farmer sprays muck on a council |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They sprayed cold water on my dog when it was snowing and all her fur froze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They sprayed weedkiller on pensioner Martha Welsh 's prized lawn to ruin her chances . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | vandals | We ca n't blame them that vandals spray paint on the walls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he saw us he choked and sprayed the beer onto the lawn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Some people are daunted by the technology of sound , but it 's basically just like water : you can send it out in a jet or you can spray it gently over everyone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shook his head , spraying drops over the room , over his clothes discarded on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mojo shook the thing fiercely , spraying ink over the station head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Farmers in the region are not allowed to spray manure over the surface of their fields . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The combat unit had sprayed napalm or some napalm analogue into the Silver Shuriken , and he was clothed in fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Battling Dave Cannon sprayed a whole trailer-load of the cow muck over a council building after plans for his retirement bungalow were turned down for the fourth time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the US forces | It was part of the defoliant Agent Orange , that the US forces sprayed on Vietnamese forests during the 1960s and 1970s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Turks | Watching the Turks spray it around the park against our implacable foes , the English recently , the mystery deepened as to how we managed to knock in five goals against them at Lansdowne Road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a mollusc | This spotted sea hare ( above ) is a mollusc that can squirt a cloud of purple ink into the water in response to the approach of a predator . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | This spotted sea hare ( above ) is a mollusc that can squirt a cloud of purple ink into the water in response to the approach of a predator . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He crouched behind the mother to squirt milk into the bottle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A handsome Irish youth with ginger hair squirted some boiling water into the teapot and swilled a cup of dark brown liquid into a chipped cup . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | One thinks of the stories of child muggers bearing sharp knives , driven below by a greater police presence upstairs , of the Underground ` acid fiend " who squirts hydrochloric acid on people 's legs before making his escape , of steamers , hip-hop-styled persons perpetrating economy-sized thefts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Underground ` acid fiend " | One thinks of the stories of child muggers bearing sharp knives , driven below by a greater police presence upstairs , of the Underground ` acid fiend " who squirts hydrochloric acid on people 's legs before making his escape , of steamers , hip-hop-styled persons perpetrating economy-sized thefts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most species also squirt the oil at intruders as a form of defence so that the ground around the nest becomes impregnated with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Needing something light and refreshing to slake a newly parched mouth and throat , she squirted soda from a siphon into a tall glass and added a cluster of ice cubes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Daedalus | So Daedalus is squirting one such solution through small round nozzles into the other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mahout | She 'd read that when an elephant has a wound , the mahout squirts chilli juice in its eyes by way of distraction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It is a superbly efficient food gatherer , and can siphon ten gallons of water at a single suck and squirt this into the elephant 's mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Juron squirted his water canteen into that arid gob again and again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some women | Surprisingly , it 's normal for some women to squirt out a fluid at the moment of orgasm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some fruit-eating birds can swallow fruit and only five minutes later squirt out the remains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I would lie out in the midday sun and plaster myself in baby oil ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She plastered his head with a yellow liquid that stung like salt when it ran into his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | graceful Masai women in long leather skirts | Around them graceful Masai women in long leather skirts are sweeping the boma and plastering the huts with cow dung . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Then we took turns at the dressing table , plastering our faces with lotions , creams , lipstick and eye shadow , and helping ourselves to my mother 's " Arpège " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sam took it upon herself to plaster the walls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They plastered a considerable number of parked aircraft with sticky labels marked ` bomb " : the station commander reportedly was furious the following morning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And if the stranger has pleased the local cattle they will show their gratitude by plastering the sides of the vehicle with a generous dolloping of fresh dung before they depart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I could go upstairs this minute and drape myself in gold chains and beautiful bracelets . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | During the second number , he draped himself in the Union Jack , presumably in an attempt to endear himself to the bulldog breed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She then draped it with vivid red silk , secured in place with a glue gun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She changed her shoes , did her hair , dabbed her neck with Chanel and slammed the bedroom door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm not here to be a dolly , dabbing his temples with eau de cologne and picking up his wife 's laundry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dabbed her lips with salt water again and crumbled some of the roasted chicken neck into her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have pricked my first blister , squeezed out the fluid , and dabbed it with surgical spirit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | " I had to do extra rehearsals because I was new and she would daub my legs with methylated spirits and iodine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was a good thought as she made ready for bed ; then , her one luxury , she daubed her face with night-cream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The previous user had also daubed the ducts along the roof of Biff 's control bubble with vermilion slogans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She opened her handbag and brought out an astonishing assortment of cosmetics , with which she daubed my face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The doctor followed me almost immediately and injected my grandfather in the back of his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alan Hirst , 39 , who has a rare allergy , injected himself with adrenalin after he was stung at Bawtry , Doncaster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Murray , he alleged , then had gone to the bothy next door where he had injected three men with heroin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Allitt | Mr Goldring claimed Allitt had injected her with insulin and said a test after her death had found a high level of the drug in her blood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Mr Goldring claimed she had injected one baby with potassium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Teams of scuba divers have injected thousands of them with copper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the victim | In Dalby the victim injected herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put 10ml into the syringe , closed his eyes and injected the patient . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Mungo nodded , calling to mind a diabetic schoolfriend who had to inject himself daily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a diabetic schoolfriend | Mungo nodded , calling to mind a diabetic schoolfriend who had to inject himself daily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Drug abusers who inject themselves risk catching hepatitis ( a serious blood disease ) and many other infections , abscesses and even gangrene . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Drug abusers who inject themselves risk catching hepatitis ( a serious blood disease ) and many other infections , abscesses and even gangrene . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Milligan has crammed it so full of Victorian antiques , paintings and illustrations that the cement is hidden by memorabilia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The quantity given will stuff a 5kg/10lb turkey fore and aft , as you do not want to cram the bird to bursting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jane Pargeter | The apartment itself was enormous and , as if she were scared of the space , Jane Pargeter had crammed it with expensive furniture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her lads Lester and Luke | Meanwhile her lads Lester and Luke are cramming her tights with toys and the baby is smearing lipstick all over himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Our sojourn here will raise such a city as Cadmus when he sowed the Theban field . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He seeds your body with human fragments , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Monteith has painted several of the wooden floors with colourful designs , hung the doors with attractive plaques , and repainted many of the original desks and chairs in cheerful pastel shades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | Women were remarking on the window hangings -- ` You could hang my whole downstairs with one of those red curtains , " said Mary McCulloch , ` and have a length left over for the beds . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He has seen the Peliatan dancers on tour , hung his walls with posters of that photogenic island , bought records of gamelan music . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | For a moment she looked furiously at Donald , her teeth bared like a cat 's , then she shook her hair out , spattering Donald with bree and barley , and hauled him back into the dance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She came down heavily , spattering her nightdress with earth , shards of flowerpot , dark streaks of water from spilled asters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Most notably , it had several close encounters with the Earth , causing great upheavals , dividing the Red Sea , spattering the landscape with flaming petroleum , and in general making life sheer hell for our ancestors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | During the engagement A.A. bursts were exploding all round me , my port plane received a near miss which made a large hole and spattered the aircraft with splinters , which injured my left elbow . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a near miss | During the engagement A.A. bursts were exploding all round me , my port plane received a near miss which made a large hole and spattered the aircraft with splinters , which injured my left elbow . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The sluice gates holding back a bottomless reservoir of blood are creaking open , spattering the country with thick , viscous dollops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She went over to the sink and splashed her face with cold water over and over again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Instead she blew her nose , splashed her face with cold water , carried a cup of coffee to the bathroom door and knocked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Resolutely , she splashed her face with icy water , repaired her make-up , and went back to her desk to face the nightmare with only her dignity to mask her pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Its waters proved irresistibly attractive to us , and we playfully started splashing one another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His heart lurched and he splashed his goblet full to the brim with dark red claret . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A passing cart rolled by splattering him with mud and Corbett quietly cursed Burnell for sending him here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Brandon then told one of the other group : ` Order your food and leave if you do n't want trouble , or I 'll splatter your face across the road . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a youth | At that moment a youth sprinted past , tipped over her glass and splattered the tomato juice across the concrete . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Before , he would splatter , and she would take the same pigment , the same colours , and assemble . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | No matter how much Norse manure you splatter on to them , they 've a habit of coming up smelling of roses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He agrees to cover the garbage with sand and to spray the area with chemicals to kill the flies and mosquitoes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Martin Gostner | Martin Kippenberger has inset ` My Last Will and Testament " , a plain white canvas , flush with the wall ; and Martin Gostner has sprayed a column with transparent glue , sticky but invisible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | However , to date , the best method I have tried is to spray the lengths of yarn with silicone spray . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Yanto had just taken a swig of cider , and instantly sprayed a dozen regulars as the uncontrollable spasm of laughter erupted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a farmer | The discovery was made by a farmer out spraying his crops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | trucks | Times Beach unwittingly became contaminated ten years ago , when trucks sprayed the town 's unpaved streets with waste oil containing dioxin , an extremely toxic byproduct of a common herbicide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At the end , assisted by the two younger priests , he came through the altar rails and sprinkled the coffin with Holy Water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anna emptied cornflakes out of the packet until her bowl was piled high , sprinkled the pile with sugar and doused it in milk , then sat staring at it while the sugar dissolved and the cornflakes drooped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The small Irishman had just sprinkled the wooden floor with water to keep down the dust and was briskly sweeping the warped boards with a long-bristled broom when Patrick arrived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Eva liked to sprinkle the house with about five papers and three magazines a day , skimming over Vogue and the New Statesman and the Daily Express before dumping the lot into the wastepaper basket beside the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Needing something light and refreshing to slake a newly parched mouth and throat , she squirted soda from a siphon into a tall glass and added a cluster of ice cubes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | others | Some sting , some bite , some throw poisonous hairs at you and others squirt you with blinding sprays . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Within a few days of laying I place the egg mass in a dish , and squirt it with tank water from a pipette . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Crystal squirted me all over with scent even though it would n't show in a photograph . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But the cornice offers no aid and he tumbles and slithers down once more , cursing and swearing and showering me in snow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Italian crowd went berserk when they realised their man had lost his title , and showered Benn with coins and rubbish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DC-10 | Mr Sutherland , who lives in Holland , was reunited with his 27-year-old wife Anita on the tarmac -- seconds before the DC-10 exploded , showering them with debris . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It smashed the car 's sunroof showering the family with glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She picked her way between them , treading with care so as not to shower things with sand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She popped a prawn ball into her mouth and bit on it , showering him with sweet and sour sauce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The operator can write , run and debug programs by ` driving " the simulated controls and the simulator responds appropriately even to the extent of execution times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They can , if these claims are true as they seem to be , debug their ` digestive program " , or slow their hearts considerably . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Only a single user can access the computer at a time , and he has to write , debug , and run his programs in the most basic computer-oriented form . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | One of them , Gerard Cochran , boasted that he personally ` would kill Joseph and scalp him and wear his scalp as a bridle " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They scalped old men and women , beheaded others , slit throats , cut out tongues , sliced off ears , and hacked off limbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Heavy fighting had scattered the desert with damaged tanks , twisted wrecks that once were jeeps and burned-out trucks stuck head-first in deep sand drifts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'm going to defrost the fridge , Larry , " she said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can also defrost and clean your fridge and freezer with the Steamatic , making short work of what can often be a long and messy job . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He defrosts a chicken in the tumble dryer and eats deep-pan pizza with marmalade and Rice Krispies for breakfast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Ada Gaily | Twenty-three miles away , at Number 14 , Maxstone Villas , Mrs Ada Gaily decided to defrost the refrigerator . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 've managed not to ruin the beef casserole and defrosted what I think is a plum crumble -- circa January 1986 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Make sure you defrost the turkey slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a slave | Alexei leaned a little to one side so that a slave could heap his plate with k'va , the staple grain which was similar to rice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He heaped a plate for him and Cameron took it thankfully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She led him through to the dining-room and found him a glass of whisky and a plate which she proceeded to heap with food . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Too much tea and coffee can pump your system full of caffeine , making you tense and anxious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | organisers of a fair at Manston in Kent | IT 'S sick that organisers of a fair at Manston in Kent should pump a donkey full of laxatives for a fund-raising gimmick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We strap them to the plane 's fuselage and pump them full of compressed air until we achieve neutral buoyancy . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Suit 's pumped me full of painkillers , but nothing else . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the chaps in the secure wing of Rampton Psychiatric Hospital | Unless of course the chaps in the secure wing of Rampton Psychiatric Hospital have at least decided that the old boy is an outstanding danger to modern life and pumped him full of Largactil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Belinda | With a bank loan , Belinda bought 5 UNC acres of land bordering Avon and Gloucestershire and planted it with beech , lime , oak and ash trees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | whether we should plant our yards with breadcrumbs |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Dutch nurserymen have planted a Green Valley with rhododendrons , conifers , acers and heathers spiked with lilies and unusual bulbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In some areas he could plant his land with windmills . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | ` George 's great-great-grandfather | Joan Bailey said to Roland , ` George 's great-great-grandfather planted all this woodland , you know . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The vandals broke into the house , piled the cooker with linen then switched it on and set light to it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Harrington | ` Only teasing you , Wraysford , " said Harrington , piling his plate with the fried eggs , which had started to congeal beneath the cover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Council workmen | A promenade ran along the top , and Ruth saw Council workmen piling sandbags against the brightly painted railings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maggie | When they 'd gone Maggie gathered up the rest of the dishes and piled them in the sink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The drivers piled them into cars and drove off to return shortly for another load . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | At the time I was mucking out the byre stalls , and piling the manure on top of my big heap when I saw the lights go on in the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | On top of the turves , which gave out a steady glow , they piled logs , until the blaze roared in the grate , filling the kitchen with life-giving heat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I piled everything i could on a sheet in the middle of the floor and tied up the corners … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you do not keep a dream diary , I strongly recommend that you give it a try . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | any nervous knitters | I do hope that I have encouraged any nervous knitters to have a try at using the reader . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Culley thought that too , but he made a last try . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The point where it all falls down is when you actually try and play it ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll try and find you one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the student | Many poor harmonizations are written because the student is trying to think of melody and harmony together , and inevitably both suffer in consequence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The teacher would haul him up and over , her angry voice taunting him , and he would try and remember that somewhere there was a mum who loved him and a dad who called him Tiger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to make it sound fresh and exciting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 'll try and be a bit more adventurous this year and go a bit further ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is trying hard to develop business ties , with special emphasis on secular Turkey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Martin tried hard not to sound annoyed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The children listened carefully , and tried hard to understand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Naseby tried hard to read over his shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I 'll | Well , if I ca n't have Heathcliff as my friend , if Edgar is going to be mean and jealous , I 'll try to break both their hearts by breaking my own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | He says they got some men in a van and tried to burn them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to keep too much under his personal control , so that letters were neglected and he was always late . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | I remember one time I reported that he had developed a cough and back came a directive that we should try to make an audio recording of it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tried eating a sandwich with my second cup of tea and I just about managed it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you have a large garden I would recommend that you try growing many of the varieties suggested in the tables of flowers and foliage ( see pp. 12-19 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have sometimes been tempted to try this bidding technique with particularly unattractive paintings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The court was told that she dabbled in black magic and tried summoning messages from the spirit world by using a ouija board . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leslie was devastated by the news , having tried for a long time to have a baby . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Peres had tried for six weeks to persuade just one legislator to join his labour-led coalition ; in the end he failed , but said ` it was worth the struggle for peace " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I would n't try for a rebooking for a while , " she said , sipping her drink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The first time I tried to film mink in the wild was in the spring of 1990 , in mid-Wales , where I was making a 15-minute programme for Channel 4 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Continental companies are trying to muscle into the UK market where Hoffman La Roche , the leading Swiss pharmaceuticals group and the world 's biggest vitamin manufacturer , is already well established with its Redoxin range of vitamins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Greenpeace | Sitting around in the sun all day , scoffing tons of ice cream is his idea of heaven , though he did get a bit miffed when Greenpeace tried to push him back into the sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shanti 's mother loved her very dearly , and had tried for nearly two years to cope with the situation where she , as an Indian , had a baby with an African father . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Board of Trade officials had tried for nearly twenty years to change the policy of RPM . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the sepoy | For a few seconds the sepoy tried discreetly to shoo her away , hoping to be able to continue unobserved his stealthy creeping through the jungle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was trying not to cry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Miss Barrett | ` Well I have to admit , " said Miss Barrett , trying not to look at Denise 's tights , ` I know they 're all fairly bloodthirsty little savages . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Company | Nevertheless , in 1878 , the Company built some 38 houses in Buckingham Street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | She snatched Buster from his play and we went back into the house where she held him close to her face , laughing as the big cat purred and arched himself ecstatically against her cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the big cat | She snatched Buster from his play and we went back into the house where she held him close to her face , laughing as the big cat purred and arched himself ecstatically against her cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She digs claws deep into their shoulders , arches her spine against them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She digs claws deep into their shoulders , arches her spine against them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She arched a brow at him , feeling a shudder of pure sensation when she saw the open admiration in his dark eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Arching his fingertips together in a gesture his subordinates , for sufficient reason , knew boded no good , he leaned back in his chair and enquired , ` What else has emerged ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Arching his fingertips together in a gesture his subordinates , for sufficient reason , knew boded no good , he leaned back in his chair and enquired , ` What else has emerged ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Standing on tiptoe , she arched her lower body to his scarcely needing the encouragement of his hand pressing against her spine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Standing on tiptoe , she arched her lower body to his scarcely needing the encouragement of his hand pressing against her spine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a rainbow snake | The god of Creation in Aboriginal legend ; known as Yulunggu , he appears as a rainbow snake who arches himself across the sky early in the rainy season . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | The god of Creation in Aboriginal legend ; known as Yulunggu , he appears as a rainbow snake who arches himself across the sky early in the rainy season . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The god of Creation in Aboriginal legend ; known as Yulunggu , he appears as a rainbow snake who arches himself across the sky early in the rainy season . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | They persuaded him on to a bed , though he arched his body away from the contact of the sheet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | They persuaded him on to a bed , though he arched his body away from the contact of the sheet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He arched one foot like a cat 's back , and said , ` Aahh . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She shrugged , stretched her arms out , arching her back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shrugged , stretched her arms out , arching her back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She arched her back , tried to stretch her neck above assorted flesh and hair and smell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She arched her back , tried to stretch her neck above assorted flesh and hair and smell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She arched her eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She arched her eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The crib-biter grips a fixed object with its teeth , arches its neck , and swallows air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | The crib-biter grips a fixed object with its teeth , arches its neck , and swallows air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | But the mare was arching her back and groaning in such agony now that Luke only just managed to keep her on her feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mare | But the mare was arching her back and groaning in such agony now that Luke only just managed to keep her on her feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He arched his neck upwards and pressed his lips against hers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He arched his neck upwards and pressed his lips against hers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He arched wicked black brows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | The receptionist had obviously recognised him too , had practically fallen over herself to bat her long dark eyelashes at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The receptionist had obviously recognised him too , had practically fallen over herself to bat her long dark eyelashes at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Certainly she presented me with my medal for the 100 metres and as I stood on the plinth she did not bat an eyelid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | ` She will read though the most gratuitously disgusting violent passages and not bat an eyelid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | Says the star : ` They did n't bat an eyelid when I told them I wanted it delivered 5,000 miles away in London . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | nobody | ` I missed a simple note and if it had been anyone else , nobody would have batted an eyelid , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | saints | Did saints ever bat their eyelids and look sleepily self-satisfied as cats ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Did saints ever bat their eyelids and look sleepily self-satisfied as cats ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Ari replied , batting her eyes and curtseying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ari replied , batting her eyes and curtseying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Ven exclaimed -- and very nearly made her drop when he went on , ` One way and another , woman , I 've been interested in you since I pulled up my car behind yours , and you batted those gorgeous green eyes at me and told me that your car would n't go . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | most people | ` Now most people do n't bat an eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The frogs did not bat an eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Josie glanced shyly at her new friend , then batted the thick , dark gold eyelashes almost seductively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She batted her lashes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She batted her lashes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She batted her lashes , laughed at Calder 's jokes , found reasons to touch him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She batted her lashes , laughed at Calder 's jokes , found reasons to touch him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | With great effort she managed to bend her arm and jab the point of her elbow in the soft pit of his stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With great effort she managed to bend her arm and jab the point of her elbow in the soft pit of his stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You may bend the lower arm a little if you wish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Christine had to bend her arm down by her side to get her fingers to connect with the keys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Christine had to bend her arm down by her side to get her fingers to connect with the keys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Patrick | Joe 's swollen lips moved and Patrick bent his head , bringing it close to is friend . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Joe 's swollen lips moved and Patrick bent his head , bringing it close to is friend . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alexandra bent her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Alexandra bent her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | your | ` You just bend your knees , " he calls down to Rose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You just bend your knees , " he calls down to Rose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They bend their heads right back until their faces are entirely open to the sky . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | They bend their heads right back until their faces are entirely open to the sky . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Confidently Sixsmith bent his long body into the booth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sixsmith | Confidently Sixsmith bent his long body into the booth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The priest made us sit next to him on footstools ; he bent his red face towards us and whispered that we should become the angels of our homes and his . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The priest made us sit next to him on footstools ; he bent his red face towards us and whispered that we should become the angels of our homes and his . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | In its rough state , he showed it to the Professor , who bent his grey beard over the neat script , and read for some time in silence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Professor | In its rough state , he showed it to the Professor , who bent his grey beard over the neat script , and read for some time in silence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | In its rough state , he showed it to the Professor , who bent his grey beard over the neat script , and read for some time in silence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Germany 's merely aristocratic performers happily bent the knee to Kaiser Franz Beckenbauer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They bent their heads under the lintel and stepped inside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | They bent their heads under the lintel and stepped inside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I ca n't bend my leg . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I ca n't bend my leg . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was beginning to swell and there were signs of bruising , but she could move her fingers , although it hurt when she tried to bend her wrist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | It was beginning to swell and there were signs of bruising , but she could move her fingers , although it hurt when she tried to bend her wrist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Nina 's upper arm was ringed with red , but she bent her elbow and wriggled her fingers , getting the circulation going again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Nina 's upper arm was ringed with red , but she bent her elbow and wriggled her fingers , getting the circulation going again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Strangers bend their heads together to talk about me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Strangers bend their heads together to talk about me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I bent low over him , a sting in my eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bent forward to put his arms around me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Susan bent forward slightly for a better view and saw what it was . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rose bent over him with pure attention . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She bent over Rob 's hand and slowly , deftly drew out the sliver of wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bent towards her now . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bent towards Nicandra . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Under her firm gaze they bent to their machines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | so many people | What so many people still do is bend from the waist while keeping their legs straight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Endill bent down and tried to reach his hand but it was too far away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | She looked so utterly pathetic that I bent down and comforted her silently , stroking her hair , kissing her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she bent down suddenly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bent down and patted Middy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He got up , bent briefly over her hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dyson bent over the engine again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sladen bent carefully back in his chair and frowned at the ceiling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lily at once bent nearer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I bent quickly and kissed her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She could feel them welling up behind her eyes , and she blinked rapidly , trying to refocus on how much she hated him instead of how much he was hurting her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Marx blinked his bloodshot eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marx blinked his bloodshot eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rabbits ( and humans for that matter ) blink their eyes in response to an air puff directed towards the cornea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Rabbits ( and humans for that matter ) blink their eyes in response to an air puff directed towards the cornea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She blinked at him with eyes narrowed by the fat around them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he blinked his eyes nervously , and said : ` Yes ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Then he blinked his eyes nervously , and said : ` Yes ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Ruth blinked open her eyes and stared at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ruth blinked open her eyes and stared at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cranston blinked to hide his tears and grinned over at Athelstan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He blinked to make sure he was n't dreaming , but the Bookman was still standing there when he opened his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She blinked artificial eyelashes over wide , brown eyes that were smarting from the vanity of contact lenses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Neither blinked an eyelid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the storyteller | It seems to us so extraordinary , yet the storyteller does not blink an eyelid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Donald blinked several times , then took off his glasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Old Herkimer blinked his eye and nodded wisely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Old Herkimer blinked his eye and nodded wisely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lars Ulrich | Over on one side , Lars Ulrich blinked his fashionably painted eyelids whilst he calculated moments of inertia and angular velocities on the wax tablet he always carried with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Over on one side , Lars Ulrich blinked his fashionably painted eyelids whilst he calculated moments of inertia and angular velocities on the wax tablet he always carried with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cranston belched and blinked at Athelstan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shiona blinked at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lisa blinked at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She blinked at me for a minute or two and then said , ` Aliens ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cassowary blinked in astonishment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Patrick blinked in astonishment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Father Poole blinked in dismay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rory blinked in surprise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She blinked with confusion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche blinked with surprise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He blinked with surprise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The question was direct and he blinked for a moment before answering : ` Yes , " he said , ` honestly yes , I will . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dorcas blinked back at her , his mind racing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He blinked up at her from his grimy face , and said flatly , ` Ha'p'orth . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The old man blinks up through milky , uncomprehending eyes as the father , leaning over the table on knuckled hands , spits out his loathing in a voice too low to be overheard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lisa blinked up at him , for a moment wondering if he was joking , but there was not a shadow of humour in the dark eyes that met her own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He blinked up at the light . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marcus blinked up at the screw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gimmelmann blinked around the table , nodding greetings to Richard and Penny . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He blinked again and shivered from head to toe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leonora blinked hard as she forced a smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The old man blinked rapidly , which Wycliffe was soon to recognise as a substitute for nodding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lin Foh blinked , quite astonished at being spoken to so sharply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Schaffer | After staring for a moment , Schaffer straightened and blinked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lissa blinked , momentarily distracted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sophie blinked , startled at the way in which Helen had read her thoughts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Every time " -- she bobbed her head at him ` especially when you have a room to yourself and a decent job ahead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | ` Every time " -- she bobbed her head at him ` especially when you have a room to yourself and a decent job ahead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a baby | A man turned into a baby , who bobbed his head and wept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A man turned into a baby , who bobbed his head and wept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | A man turned into a baby , who bobbed his head and wept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bobbed his greasy head at Benjamin as if greeting some great lord . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He bobbed his greasy head at Benjamin as if greeting some great lord . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She bobbed a brusque head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The birds just sort of bob their heads like they 're wind up toys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The birds just sort of bob their heads like they 're wind up toys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A strange woman all in black bobbed a grim curtsey , obviously the Mrs Danvers of the Dame 's entourage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Artemis just stared at her , then bobbing a curtsey , turned away and continued on her interrupted progress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Headmaster | ` But what a find ! " cried the Headmaster , clapping his hands together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` But what a find ! " cried the Headmaster , clapping his hands together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Marco clapped his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marco clapped his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She clapped her hands in inspiration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She clapped her hands in inspiration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The way they clapped their hands to the music , sang the words , and applauded rapturously after each number . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The way they clapped their hands to the music , sang the words , and applauded rapturously after each number . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cranston clapped his hands together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Cranston clapped his hands together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | When Boris clapped his paws , like magic the farm came alive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Boris | When Boris clapped his paws , like magic the farm came alive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the king of beasts | But you never saw the king of beasts clap his forepaws nor balance a ball on his nose ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | But you never saw the king of beasts clap his forepaws nor balance a ball on his nose ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Boris | They were in a straight line but when Boris clapped his paws they began to march . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | They were in a straight line but when Boris clapped his paws they began to march . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the gulls | Clapping their wings the gulls came back from the sea , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Clapping their wings the gulls came back from the sea , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They clapped in chorus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | everyone | To the first verse everyone claps in time with the music . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When the number ended he clapped in a careful way , unconsciously trying.to say exactly what he felt about it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The decent people | ` The decent people clapped like hell , and the rogues behaved themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were singing and clapping to the rhythm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Everyone cheered him again and clapped loudly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Mafouz was clapping loudly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The passengers clapped very loudly , to encourage him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Again and again he clapped and the doll kept laughing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They still clapped and applauded enthusiastically when he was finished , but it did n't help . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | animal rights supporters in the public gallery | As Colin French was taken away by police animal rights supporters in the public gallery began to cheer and clap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dog | Presented with the noise of a tuning fork , the dog will respond , by turning its head or cocking its ears , but will not salivate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | Presented with the noise of a tuning fork , the dog will respond , by turning its head or cocking its ears , but will not salivate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lord Christopher nodded towards the house and then cocked an ear back to the shadowy garden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the horse | This was a sinister development ; the horse straightened his head so that he could see better , and cocked an ear at the man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He cocked his head , trying to hear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cocked his head , trying to hear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She cocked her head towards the hall , and Ray Doyle led the way into the lounge , where Jack Stone stood by the window , peering round the curtains at the street outside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She cocked her head towards the hall , and Ray Doyle led the way into the lounge , where Jack Stone stood by the window , peering round the curtains at the street outside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Jurnet cocked his head to one side , straining to pronounce what was written obliquely across a lower corner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jurnet cocked his head to one side , straining to pronounce what was written obliquely across a lower corner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She cocked her head to try and make out sounds but there were none . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She cocked her head to try and make out sounds but there were none . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Ratagan cocked his head to listen to the race of the wind outside that creaked the rafters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ratagan cocked his head to listen to the race of the wind outside that creaked the rafters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | A greyhound cocked his leg against the table and was promptly shooed away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A greyhound cocked his leg against the table and was promptly shooed away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cocked an eyebrow at Coffin , who nodded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When she failed to retort he cocked an eyebrow at her , waiting for the sparring to continue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Raising heavy lids a fraction , he cocked a quizzical eyebrow at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cocked a sardonic eyebrow at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She cocked an eye at Léonie , grunted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cocked a brow at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rostov cocked an eye at Yuan , but the aide shook his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stringer cocked a thumb in Morgan 's direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They listen for them , cocking their heads to one side to catch the sound of the grub chewing its way through the wood which , since wood is its food , it does most of the time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | They listen for them , cocking their heads to one side to catch the sound of the grub chewing its way through the wood which , since wood is its food , it does most of the time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cocked his thumb over his shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He cocked his thumb over his shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Madge threw herself into the broken armchair and cocked her legs over the side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Madge threw herself into the broken armchair and cocked her legs over the side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cocked an eye speculatively over the rim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Wilcox inquired , cocking his eyebrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Wilcox inquired , cocking his eyebrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iris cocked a sceptical eyebrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cocked a shaggy eyebrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Howard cocked an eyebrow , intrigued that a newcomer could know such a thing , but the Doctor did n't notice as he continued : ` In the city , it 'll be complete chaos . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` One -- " he cocked a thumb ` -- when you 're trying to creep out of a castle no one is asleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blackbirds hopped -- and paused , heads to one side , then cocked their tails and took off with much commotion to sing full-throatedly from the treetops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Blackbirds hopped -- and paused , heads to one side , then cocked their tails and took off with much commotion to sing full-throatedly from the treetops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She knelt in the embrasure , craning to look out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sidacai was craning to look over Alexei 's shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then shielding her eyes with her arm she craned to peer inside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She craned to see what the man was dragging , it looked like a body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Adam craned his neck to look after the others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Adam craned his neck to look after the others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was craning his neck to look up but nothing was visible except the rolling grey mist that had almost reached the jeep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He was craning his neck to look up but nothing was visible except the rolling grey mist that had almost reached the jeep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She looked suspicious and craned her neck to see past me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She looked suspicious and craned her neck to see past me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cleo turned and craned her neck to take in the massive black pile rising behind them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Cleo turned and craned her neck to take in the massive black pile rising behind them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Omally craned his neck above the crowd and peered towards the sinister contrivance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Omally craned his neck above the crowd and peered towards the sinister contrivance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The barman craned his head across the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The barman craned his head across the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The ostrich , anxious to join in the fun again , craned his long neck well forward over the boundary fence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The ostrich , anxious to join in the fun again , craned his long neck well forward over the boundary fence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most of the young , rather shabbily dressed people in the pub shouted over it or craned their heads closer to hear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Most of the young , rather shabbily dressed people in the pub shouted over it or craned their heads closer to hear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A group of grinning Koreans from Kazakhstan craned their necks skywards as she spun like a top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | A group of grinning Koreans from Kazakhstan craned their necks skywards as she spun like a top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People in Donegal listened earnestly to the priest , craning forward as if to show him that they were there , but did not seem to be taking in the words . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The old man stopped in surprise and then craned forward , squinting in the dim light coming through the grimly fanlight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I draw parallel with the door and crane forward to see into the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Helen , never taking her eyes off Alexandra , craned sideways so that she could wind a finger round and round in a hole in her black stocking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Folly | Her embarrassment forgotten , Folly craned across him to see the dome which , until now , she had seen only in pictures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kaidu craned past Jehan 's arm to look at Jehana . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` They 've done it , the young swine , " he groaned , craning out of his high window , clutching the cold dewy sill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stopped the car and craned out of the window , trying to see over the blackberry thicket that stretched for half a mile along the cliff-top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tuppe craned up his head to the mighty hotel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Tuppe craned up his head to the mighty hotel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He craned over the balcony again , but finally he seemed to sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the knot of figures | There was a shout on the bridge , and the knot of figures craned over the railing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Meanwhile -- and he crossed his arms as it to underline the point -- nobody gets in and nobody gets out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Meanwhile -- and he crossed his arms as it to underline the point -- nobody gets in and nobody gets out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Turning off the tape , he lay on the bottom bunk and crossed his arms under his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Turning off the tape , he lay on the bottom bunk and crossed his arms under his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Lizzy faced her mother and crossed her arms over her breasts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lizzy faced her mother and crossed her arms over her breasts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Bishop crossed his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bishop crossed his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Michele sat back and crossed his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Michele sat back and crossed his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Nicolo scowled , leaned back against the desk , and crossed his arms over his chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nicolo scowled , leaned back against the desk , and crossed his arms over his chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Speechless for a moment , Ashley could not decide whether to scream , cross her arms protectively over her chest , or to hit him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ashley | Speechless for a moment , Ashley could not decide whether to scream , cross her arms protectively over her chest , or to hit him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fragolli crossed the first two fingers of each hand in the universal Russian sign for prison and everything connected with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She sat back in her chair , crossed her legs slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sat back in her chair , crossed her legs slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Lisa took a deep breath and crossed her slim trousered legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lisa took a deep breath and crossed her slim trousered legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I sat back and crossed my legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I sat back and crossed my legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Luke settled back in the chair , crossing his long legs as he stared sideways at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Luke settled back in the chair , crossing his long legs as he stared sideways at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She turned herself sideways to the audience , tipped the boater low down over her nose , stuck her hands in the pockets of her jacket and crossed one foot over another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sylvie , the actress , rearranged her broad-brimmed hat , crossed one tapering leg over another and smoothed a stocking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In the meantime she was stiff from sitting still ; she crossed one knee over the other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She crossed one suede-booted leg over the other , and toyed with the belt of her Burberry , her green eyes unfocused on the passing scenery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the practitioner | One of the easiest blocks in kung fu is the ` X block " , in which the practitioner crosses one wrist over the other to form a cross . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Mortified , he dropped his arms in a gesture of defeat , and the ruined peonies fell like garden rubbish around his feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Mortified , he dropped his arms in a gesture of defeat , and the ruined peonies fell like garden rubbish around his feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Nicola dropped her arms and the shirt cuffs fell over her knuckles ; it was a full size too big . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nicola dropped her arms and the shirt cuffs fell over her knuckles ; it was a full size too big . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Paige dropped her aching arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paige dropped her aching arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He blessed himself and dropped his eyes as the hearse passed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He blessed himself and dropped his eyes as the hearse passed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pinder dropped his eyes , then raised them again appealingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Pinder dropped his eyes , then raised them again appealingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Claudia dropped her eyes , not wishing him to read her thoughts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Claudia dropped her eyes , not wishing him to read her thoughts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She dropped her eyes to the mug , unable to face his withering scorn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dropped her eyes to the mug , unable to face his withering scorn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She breathed deeply , dropped her hands and stood with them folded in front of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She breathed deeply , dropped her hands and stood with them folded in front of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stood , swayed , dropped my hands to the steps and crawled up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I stood , swayed , dropped my hands to the steps and crawled up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He dropped his hands from her , shrugging with mock-surrender . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He dropped his hands from her , shrugging with mock-surrender . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Tom Horrocks dropped his head , hands at his knees , groaning and smiling up at them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tom Horrocks dropped his head , hands at his knees , groaning and smiling up at them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She dropped her hands to her lap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dropped her hands to her lap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | There was certainly something different about this one , she thought dreamily , and dropped her head on his shoulder again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | There was certainly something different about this one , she thought dreamily , and dropped her head on his shoulder again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Fred dropped his head and groaned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fred dropped his head and groaned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He dropped his head into his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He dropped his head into his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Their eyes met and she dropped her head guiltily before managing to say , ` Do n't worry , Peter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Their eyes met and she dropped her head guiltily before managing to say , ` Do n't worry , Peter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She dropped her head back to relieve the tension in her neck , and gazed up at the rigging . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dropped her head back to relieve the tension in her neck , and gazed up at the rigging . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Mr Hatton sat down for a moment and dropped his head briefly into his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Hatton sat down for a moment and dropped his head briefly into his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood there , shouting along and flapping his arms round like an over-excited seagull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He stood there , shouting along and flapping his arms round like an over-excited seagull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm trying to flap my arms like a duck and quack at the same time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I 'm trying to flap my arms like a duck and quack at the same time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | They stamped their feet and flapped their arms around their bodies to try to keep out the extreme chill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stamped their feet and flapped their arms around their bodies to try to keep out the extreme chill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He flapped his arms against the long , dark coat he wore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He flapped his arms against the long , dark coat he wore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As soon as it entered the fallow he began an excited scream of view halloa , halloa ! and flapped his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | As soon as it entered the fallow he began an excited scream of view halloa , halloa ! and flapped his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He squawked and flapped his arms , and she slapped his leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He squawked and flapped his arms , and she slapped his leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung herself on Wexford , yelping frenetically , and when he pushed her away , ran round him in circles , wildly gyrating her tail and flapping her knitted ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She flung herself on Wexford , yelping frenetically , and when he pushed her away , ran round him in circles , wildly gyrating her tail and flapping her knitted ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The soldier idly flapped his hand towards our car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The soldier idly flapped his hand towards our car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Henry flapped his hand at his brother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry flapped his hand at his brother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Googol flapped a hand languidly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Connors flapped a hand deprecatingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` We need someone to do some -- " he flapped his hand inarticulately ` -- translating , or whatever you call it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` We need someone to do some -- " he flapped his hand inarticulately ` -- translating , or whatever you call it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sam | ` Sshh , " said Sam again , flapping her hand imperatively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | ` Sshh , " said Sam again , flapping her hand imperatively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The head flaps his right hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The head flaps his right hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mark flaps a hand at Babur , shooing him away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bernice flapped a hand at him in dismissal , so casually that her jewellery hardly rattled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Frere | Sighing , Frere flapped his hands at his sides like a seal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Sighing , Frere flapped his hands at his sides like a seal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Daddy sits there flapping his wings and squawking while mummy builds a new house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Daddy sits there flapping his wings and squawking while mummy builds a new house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | Instead of risking an attack on the predator that is approaching the nest , the parent bird sometimes runs awkwardly away , flapping its wings as if in difficulties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the parent bird | Instead of risking an attack on the predator that is approaching the nest , the parent bird sometimes runs awkwardly away , flapping its wings as if in difficulties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The mallards shook the water from their feathers and flapped their wings angrily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mallards shook the water from their feathers and flapped their wings angrily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | several swans | Just then several swans began flapping their wings and hissing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Just then several swans began flapping their wings and hissing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The ducks gazed thoughtfully at the sky and flapped their wings , but not so much as a peep was uttered by any of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The ducks gazed thoughtfully at the sky and flapped their wings , but not so much as a peep was uttered by any of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Young albatrosses on the Leeward Islands spend many days flapping their wings to exercise their muscles and develop their strength , but when they launch themselves into the air , they have to get it right first time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Young albatrosses on the Leeward Islands spend many days flapping their wings to exercise their muscles and develop their strength , but when they launch themselves into the air , they have to get it right first time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | When he flapped his stumpy wings and heaved his fat body up above the topmost branches , Cassowary was as pleased as pie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he flapped his stumpy wings and heaved his fat body up above the topmost branches , Cassowary was as pleased as pie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | For several minutes I pull and give line in turn as the fish sulks and flaps its tail at the surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the fish | For several minutes I pull and give line in turn as the fish sulks and flaps its tail at the surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tal | Startled , Tal flew from his perch straight past her head , swerving at the last moment , flapping a wing in her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rooks protested the disturbance by flapping angrily up from the roadside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A butterfly was flapping around the wheelbarrow looking for a fragrance to match the colour of that great metallic flower . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gulls flapped around uttering their strange cry of ` Tero , Tero " , and swooping down to scavenge whenever play moved on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The bat flapped around his misshapen hat and took off into the dark . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of Britain 's top bodybuilders is to flex his muscles at an event in Hartlepool 's Town Hall Theatre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | One of Britain 's top bodybuilders is to flex his muscles at an event in Hartlepool 's Town Hall Theatre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He put his pen down , flexed his fingers in a by now automatic reflex , dragged himself across to the window , looked out , and burst into tears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put his pen down , flexed his fingers in a by now automatic reflex , dragged himself across to the window , looked out , and burst into tears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He released her and sat back , flexing his legs in the confines of the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He released her and sat back , flexing his legs in the confines of the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was on the evening of the fourth day that she raised her wings and flexed them in the sea-wind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Keith postured , flexing his biceps for Douglas to see . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Keith postured , flexing his biceps for Douglas to see . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He flexed his hands like a conjuror and dived into a lower drawer in his desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He flexed his hands like a conjuror and dived into a lower drawer in his desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He flexed his toes on the carpet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He flexed his toes on the carpet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` Well , you 'll get your chance , I hope , " he said wryly , and tried to flex his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Well , you 'll get your chance , I hope , " he said wryly , and tried to flex his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She turned the pages briskly , paused , frowned , cleared her throat , flexed her eyelids , and leaned forward in cold concentration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She turned the pages briskly , paused , frowned , cleared her throat , flexed her eyelids , and leaned forward in cold concentration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Carefully , he flexed his bent fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Carefully , he flexed his bent fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Quinn flexed the fingers of his hand ; the stub of pencil fell to the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Quinn flexed the fingers of his hand ; the stub of pencil fell to the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Doyle twitched and flexed his fingers , trying to communicate to Bodie in the only way possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Doyle twitched and flexed his fingers , trying to communicate to Bodie in the only way possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I flexed a toe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then , flexing their powerfully muscled silver bodies , they thrash their tails and leap from the water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Then , flexing their powerfully muscled silver bodies , they thrash their tails and leap from the water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He flexed his fingers to get the feeling back , and fumbled in his pocket for his keys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He flexed his fingers to get the feeling back , and fumbled in his pocket for his keys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he flexed his hand again , and the claws retracted with a flash of silver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Then he flexed his hand again , and the claws retracted with a flash of silver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The male bicolour damselfish flexes the muscles attached to its swim bladder as it patrols its patch of coral reef . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rune | Pushing back his chair , Rune rose to his feet , flexing his shoulder muscles before mounting the rostrum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Pushing back his chair , Rune rose to his feet , flexing his shoulder muscles before mounting the rostrum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He played scales , flexing his surgeon-sculptor 's hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He played scales , flexing his surgeon-sculptor 's hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He flexed his toes again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He flexed his toes again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She flung her arms around him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung her arms around him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | She flung herself into his arms and looked up imploringly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung herself into his arms and looked up imploringly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Janet … came running in , flung her arms round Cookie and gave her a smacking kiss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Janet … came running in , flung her arms round Cookie and gave her a smacking kiss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nick flung his arms round her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Nick flung his arms round her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Urquhart flung his arms back and forth across his body to warm them up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thérèse flung her arms wide and broke into sobs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Thérèse flung her arms wide and broke into sobs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung her arms round him , her face buried in his soaking coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The cast are not always as economical with their actions as the miser is with his money , mistaking shouting and flinging their arms about as a substitute for comedy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The cast are not always as economical with their actions as the miser is with his money , mistaking shouting and flinging their arms about as a substitute for comedy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She tossed the end of her red scarf over her shoulder , flung back her head and strode over to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tossed the end of her red scarf over her shoulder , flung back her head and strode over to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Larry clicked a pair of castanets he found in Lee 's attic above his fair head and stamped his feet on the kitchen floor and flung his head back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Larry clicked a pair of castanets he found in Lee 's attic above his fair head and stamped his feet on the kitchen floor and flung his head back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung her head back and resumed her graceful stride . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She flung her head back and resumed her graceful stride . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nicolo had flung his head back ; he was laughing as if she had just told the world 's funniest joke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Nicolo had flung his head back ; he was laughing as if she had just told the world 's funniest joke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He saw Owen redden with pleasure , and laughed , flinging an arm about his shoulders so forgetfully that it was a worthy as well as a willing sacrifice Owen made for him , containing the pain of the embrace . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | He flung himself in a chair and closed his eyes , giving way to sleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He flung himself in a chair and closed his eyes , giving way to sleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Milton flung himself in his chair and buried his head in his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Milton flung himself in his chair and buried his head in his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mitch Cook | Then Mitch Cook flung himself in the way of a goalbound Gary Bennett drive after Rimmer had squirmed free down the left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Then Mitch Cook flung himself in the way of a goalbound Gary Bennett drive after Rimmer had squirmed free down the left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Alain flung himself into a chair , his lips twisted into the old sardonic smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alain flung himself into a chair , his lips twisted into the old sardonic smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he turned and flung himself into his nanny 's arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Then he turned and flung himself into his nanny 's arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mary gave one horrified glance at it , then flung herself madly into the ditch at the side of the lane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | Mary gave one horrified glance at it , then flung herself madly into the ditch at the side of the lane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Grant flung himself to one side … but this time he was just a split second too late . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Grant flung himself to one side … but this time he was just a split second too late . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Then he flung himself neatly across to the bed , thinking agreeably of life with Fred and Daisy as he went , and another spring broke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he flung himself neatly across to the bed , thinking agreeably of life with Fred and Daisy as he went , and another spring broke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | themselves | At which point two other giant rats sprang from the lower part of the building , jaws agape , and flung themselves at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two other giant rats | At which point two other giant rats sprang from the lower part of the building , jaws agape , and flung themselves at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Isabel fell back , flinging her hands up to protect her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Isabel fell back , flinging her hands up to protect her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | Jenna looked across towards the barn and then flung herself back beside him to lie watching the clouds scudding across the blue sky . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jenna looked across towards the barn and then flung herself back beside him to lie watching the clouds scudding across the blue sky . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung out her hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He was doing his winsome act , almost fluttering his eyelashes at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was doing his winsome act , almost fluttering his eyelashes at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Well , I could make it werf yer while , " she said fluttering her eyelashes at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | ` Well , I could make it werf yer while , " she said fluttering her eyelashes at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She finished , fluttered her lashes at me and smoothed the corduroy dress over her wide hips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She finished , fluttered her lashes at me and smoothed the corduroy dress over her wide hips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The barmaid fluttered exotic eyelashes at the tall boy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Jonathan fluttered his hands in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jonathan fluttered his hands in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the lady | For the lady -- accompanied by red admirals , peacocks and common blues -- was fluttering her wings in the new butterfly centre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | For the lady -- accompanied by red admirals , peacocks and common blues -- was fluttering her wings in the new butterfly centre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A man appeared at the end of the street , shouting and fluttering his white arms : his robe billowed like a sheet on a washing line . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | A man appeared at the end of the street , shouting and fluttering his white arms : his robe billowed like a sheet on a washing line . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Frederick was dancing round Mister Johnny , twisting one side of his face in grotesque imitation and fluttering his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Frederick was dancing round Mister Johnny , twisting one side of his face in grotesque imitation and fluttering his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jules fluttered his long , dark lashes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Jules fluttered his long , dark lashes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the galahs | ` Tomorrow the galahs descend , and squawk , and flutter their plumage . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | ` Tomorrow the galahs descend , and squawk , and flutter their plumage . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Flora raised her eyebrows , fluttered her eyelashes and said , ` True , " pursing her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Flora raised her eyebrows , fluttered her eyelashes and said , ` True , " pursing her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He fluttered his fingers as if he 'd picked up something hot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fluttered his fingers as if he 'd picked up something hot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The fat man fluttered chubby , ringed fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She frowned at Beth when an awful thought suddenly occurred to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He came and stood behind her , staring over her shoulder at the screen , frowning darkly at the columns of figures displayed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The old lady frowned at him and asked him sharply what his name was and he sat up straight but he answered cheekily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She frowned in concentration but at the same time she suddenly looked very tired , as though she should stop and sit down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anneliese was frowning in concern , studying her face then casting a quick , accusing glance at her elder brother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ronni flushed and frowned in shameful consternation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jumped up , frowning in dismay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he turned and handed the binoculars to his elder brother he frowned in what he hoped was a manly , intent manner and tried to make his voice sound casual . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Miss Labrooy frowned in puzzlement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Loretta frowned to herself , aware that Geoffrey was taking great pleasure in showing off his superior knowledge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shiona frowned to herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stopped and frowned to himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He was coming so fast that she knew he had not seen her and she had to brake sharply , frowning with exasperation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She could n't see without her glasses , which made her frown with frustration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She frowned with irritation but spoke with her usual friendliness as , walking round the side of the house , she found Constance propping up her bike against the porch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Frau Nordern frowned as Marx stubbed out his cigar and promptly took out another one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She frowned as questions began to whirl in her mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Justice Buchanan frowned before asking if there were any chance of a unanimous verdict being reached if he allowed more time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tom Witherington frowned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Aycliffe frowned a little . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She frowned a little . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sipped her tea thoughtfully , staring in front of her and frowning a little . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dyson took off his overcoat and went to his desk , frowning heavily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | George frowned sharply , irritated at being stopped just as he was getting well into his stride . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He peered through the lens , frowning slightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She frowned thoughtfully as she refilled her cup . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sat frowning , staring back at Evans , then decided . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Léonie shut her eyes and frowned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Madeleine stiffened and frowned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He scanned the empty horizon and frowned , and she quivered , suddenly afraid at the savage look in his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Munro frowned , thinking about it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Verity | Ask about the Sunday newspaper story claiming BBC Director General-elect John Birt wants to axe Eldorado and Verity gnashes her teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Ask about the Sunday newspaper story claiming BBC Director General-elect John Birt wants to axe Eldorado and Verity gnashes her teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | You ca n't hear me gnashing my teeth , but that 's what I 'm doing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | You ca n't hear me gnashing my teeth , but that 's what I 'm doing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He kept baring and gnashing his teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He kept baring and gnashing his teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` I expect he 'd gnash his teeth in impotent rage , " said Beuno . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` I expect he 'd gnash his teeth in impotent rage , " said Beuno . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he threw up his hands and wailed and gnashed his teeth , for the world had already touched his father . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Then he threw up his hands and wailed and gnashed his teeth , for the world had already touched his father . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Later , in the privacy of her bedroom she could gnash her teeth and let the anguish flood out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Later , in the privacy of her bedroom she could gnash her teeth and let the anguish flood out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Martin | ` There 's such a gap between the rich and the poor , " gnashes Martin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He could n't sleep , or he thought he could n't , for Hazel said that all night long he whimpered and gnashed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Merrill | The door connecting her office with Luke 's was closed , and Merrill grimaced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grimaced at the Ambassador 's daughter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With her back still turned to him , she grimaced wryly at her own fancifulness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Izzie grimaced at Gabriel from behind the playmaster 's back , and shook her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nina | She went out and Nina grimaced at Joe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his young assistant | At the rear of the shop his young assistant looked up from his work and grimaced at Lucy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She uncurled herself , and got to her feet , grimacing slightly at the pain in her cramped muscles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Back in bed she sipped morosely at the whisky , grimacing slightly at its taste , then giggling wryly at her own reaction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Müller grimaced at the thought of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Rachel and her parents might , " Maria retorted , and he grimaced in rueful acknowledgement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Apparently not only had I collapsed on stage last night , but I was having intravenous chemotherapy between shows , sobbing and grimacing in agony in my dressing room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Suddenly she lifted her hand and examined the brown , greasy deposit that her fingers had picked up and grimaced in disgust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He launched himself out of the chair to rescue a rapidly cooling cup of coffee , grimacing slightly in disgust as he indicated the pot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Doctor | Grimacing in distaste , the Doctor lifted the man 's jacket aside to reach into the inside pocket , the flesh underneath giving way with the unnatural softness of rotting fruit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grimaced in exasperation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The creature writhed and grimaced in the most horrible manner , malignance imprinted in its every contour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So why was he rolling around like that , grimacing in pain ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She grimaced to herself while thinking of how that fellow irritated her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grimaced slightly as a traditional Korean band in multi-coloured silk costumes played a welcome fanfare on conch shells . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cool capable Kate the British Committee librarian confronts Kate the embryonic hysteric , catches her eye for a moment and grimaces with a bitter self-directed humour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Zukov grimaced rudely behind the Tarvarian noncom 's back , and Rostov grinned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Madeleine grimaced after she 'd shut the door on him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was still grimacing from the shock of it as Guido swept from the room , announcing over his shoulder , ` So , you 'd better deliver the goods -- or else I will ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The last step but one creaked protestingly and she grimaced apprehensively , her body almost turning to stone as she waited for Dane to suddenly appear and demand to know what she was doing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benjamin glanced sideways at me and grimaced despairingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She glowered at the television crew who were filming them , but realised they had no idea she was grimacing ferociously , so she returned to sipping champagne through the straw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stood and looked out of the window and saw the young woman waiting for Tom and grimaced ruefully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pringle grimaced sympathetically and nodding towards the riders , asked , ` What do you think of our local hunt ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Karen grimaced then looked at her wrist watch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Winnie grimaced and bore it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ace grimaced , reached down and hesitantly pulled aside the tattered sheet of black silk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The screaming would not stop , and he grimaced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maggie | He looked at her indignantly and Maggie grimaced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jackie Tiptoe | ` Afternoon , all , " said Jackie Tiptoe , leaning up against the cotton bale and grinning his sunniest grin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grinned his wide toothless grin at her and made his way unsteadily across the room to her side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was squatting at our feet grinning his wide sheepish grin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grinned his vulpine grin at her , and she smiled dutifully at his self-mockery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lord Cumbermound | Delighted to get some response at last , Lord Cumbermound grinned his evil grin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As the roars of approval reverberated around the ground he grinned an uncomfortable grin , almost one of embarrassment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jamie grins his tired grin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We grin at each other through forkfuls of spaghetti . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grinned at her impishly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a broad , stout man | The hand dropped from his shoulder , and Patrick glanced around , massaging his stiffened muscle , to see a broad , stout man grinning at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benjamin , his wounded finger clasped in a wet rag , grinned from ear to ear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was grinning from ear to ear , her eyes sparkling in excited anticipation , like a child watching magicians at a carnival . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a peasant pole-carrier | Glancing up the American boy saw a peasant pole-carrier , who had skipped across the road close in front of the Citron , grinning triumphantly from a roadside ditch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dunbar was grinning in high content as he wheeled his horse to trot back to his own division . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Polly grinned in delight , revelling in a heart-swelling sense of power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his father | In the picture Stuart held , his father was grinning self-consciously in his formal dress , at least a head taller than his wife who hung on his arm , looking up and laughing at her husband . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grinned in a more cheerful manner , then left the office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grins in recollection and there 's mischief in his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harry grinned in relief and buried his head in the pillow to wipe off the sweat trickling from his brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Smile , " he said , his voice indicating that he was certainly grinning like a Cheshire cat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grinned like a crocodile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And she grinned to herself at the luxury of having someone in her life who would pay attention , who she could talk to . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kelly grinned to herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Yanto grinned to himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Yanto | Sooty turned to Yanto , who was already grinning with anticipation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Sooty turned to Yanto , who was already grinning with anticipation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She grinned with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tammuz grinned with pleasure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Donald McCulloch grinned with pleasure and then turned it into a look of complicity for the younger men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grinned with triumph . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jack grinned amiably into the camera . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She glanced upward and grinned weakly in spite of fraught nerves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a uniformed reception guard , who | First , Chris sweet-talks a uniformed reception guard , who grins bashfully under the peak of his cap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He looked up at me and grinned quickly before hunching over the controls again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She grinned back slyly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Polly grinned back confidently at him and thumped her tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the porter | He grinned , and the porter grinned back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ranulf | He glowered at his servant but Ranulf grinned back as he swayed slightly on his feet and looked around , admiring the church . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grinned cheekily back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Melissa grinned back at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ross grinned back at her as he leaned forward , helping himself to another slice of chocolate cake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His elder son grinned easily back at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Doctor grinned up at Ace and Benny 's grime-streaked faces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rees grinned up at Wycliffe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jorge grinned up at Mitch with some relief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Leonora | He yelped as she bit him , but Leonora grinned up at him , unrepentant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jackie Tiptoe grinned down at him and winked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Curtis sighed with regret , then grinned down at Grant and Pam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Piers grinned down at her , his eyebrows raised . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Lombard brothers | Beyond him rode the Lombard brothers grinning broadly and enjoying themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He swung his legs off the bed , grinning broadly , and started for the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When Edward suggested ablutions first he grinned engagingly and led him to the bar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the fourth | Three of them moved forward , swords unsheathed , while the fourth held their horses , grinning evilly and calling encouragement to his fellows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is grinning madly , clearly moved by the occasion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alex grinned mightily , so proud of her he seemed about to explode . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Miles grinned rather foolishly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I was grinning too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Lucenzo muttered something to the man , who grinned understandingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | Lucenzo muttered something to the man , who grinned understandingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Forster grinned , exposing teeth tipped with gold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grinned and nodded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sid grinned and said : ` You came up that last bit at a fair lick . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grinned , tried to take the sting out of his words . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benjamin grinned and linked his arm through mine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He regarded Lucy reflectively , then grinned as he said , ` It 's just as well you did n't come downstairs in that tell-tale state . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | And found to his annoyance that he was grinding his teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And found to his annoyance that he was grinding his teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ground his teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He ground his teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Miss Hardbroom ground her teeth and managed a horribly false smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Miss Hardbroom ground her teeth and managed a horribly false smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Grinding my teeth with rage at everything , I got up and dressed in slacks and my old trenchcoat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | Grinding my teeth with rage at everything , I got up and dressed in slacks and my old trenchcoat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maria ground her teeth silently and fought for composure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Maria ground her teeth silently and fought for composure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I ground my teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I ground my teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The girl , who happened never to enjoy this activity , ground her teeth together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | The girl , who happened never to enjoy this activity , ground her teeth together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Small Dave ground his teeth and spat into the daylight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Small Dave ground his teeth and spat into the daylight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She hung her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She hung her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He went to the bathroom , hung his head over the toilet bowl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He went to the bathroom , hung his head over the toilet bowl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pouted , and hung his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He pouted , and hung his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Once more she hung her head not sure how to reply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Once more she hung her head not sure how to reply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was hanging his head over the edge of the bed and wondering what to do next when a spring burst in the mattress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He was hanging his head over the edge of the bed and wondering what to do next when a spring burst in the mattress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Davide hung his head in mourning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Davide hung his head in mourning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She refused to be cowardly and hang her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She refused to be cowardly and hang her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Others hung their heads in meek submission . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Others hung their heads in meek submission . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She bit Doyle 's fingers and jerked her mouth free of them , shouting the words that came into her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She bit Doyle 's fingers and jerked her mouth free of them , shouting the words that came into her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Vologsky tensed himself , then jerked his arm free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vologsky tensed himself , then jerked his arm free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jerked her arm free and ran to where Bernard was standing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She jerked her arm free and ran to where Bernard was standing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The insect jerks itself free and hangs on the empty pupa case , its body trembling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | itself | The insect jerks itself free and hangs on the empty pupa case , its body trembling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I jerk my arms wide , break his grip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I jerk my arms wide , break his grip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jerked a finger at Auguste . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Albert stood up and jerked his head at Carrie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Albert stood up and jerked his head at Carrie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` 'Poor sot , " he lisped , jerking his thumb at Charles Brandon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` 'Poor sot , " he lisped , jerking his thumb at Charles Brandon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Baptiste jerked his head at her , then disappeared into the darkness in the direction of Rose 's cottage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Baptiste jerked his head at her , then disappeared into the darkness in the direction of Rose 's cottage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jerked her chin at the box of letters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She jerked her chin at the box of letters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Curtis jerked a thumb at the empty doorway through which the doctor had just exited . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marius jerked his head at them in disapproval but I liked their Romany appeal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Marius jerked his head at them in disapproval but I liked their Romany appeal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` That 's yours , " he said , jerking his thumb towards a white-swathed slab under the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` That 's yours , " he said , jerking his thumb towards a white-swathed slab under the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She jerked her head towards number three . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jerked her head towards number three . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He jerked his head towards the bar door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jerked his head towards the bar door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Carrying to the block a lump so heavy that it made his shoulders ache , he jerked his head towards the end of the stables and asked , panting : ` What 's down there ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Carrying to the block a lump so heavy that it made his shoulders ache , he jerked his head towards the end of the stables and asked , panting : ` What 's down there ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jerked her head towards the far wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She jerked her head towards the far wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He jerked his head slightly towards the other end of the bar where someone was describing to the lady in question some event which seemed to involve a great deal of grappling with her unresisting frame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jerked his head slightly towards the other end of the bar where someone was describing to the lady in question some event which seemed to involve a great deal of grappling with her unresisting frame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Michael Swinton jerked his head towards them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Michael Swinton jerked his head towards them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Alexei jerked his hand away from his cheek , then laughed to dismiss the subject . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alexei jerked his hand away from his cheek , then laughed to dismiss the subject . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Isabel jerked her hand from his , holding it out as though to ward him off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Isabel jerked her hand from his , holding it out as though to ward him off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Suddenly Stephen jerked his hand from her grasp and gripped her shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stephen | Suddenly Stephen jerked his hand from her grasp and gripped her shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iris jerked her head in the direction of the telephone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Iris jerked her head in the direction of the telephone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | When the big fish needs to eat other little fish , it signals it is switching back into normal hunting mode by jerking its jaw in a particular way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | When the big fish needs to eat other little fish , it signals it is switching back into normal hunting mode by jerking its jaw in a particular way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She was bending over the sail locker , and she jerked her head up to stare at him , dropping the lid with a bang , instantly suspicious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I leaned forward , put my thumb under my lip and jerked it up to give him a close-up view of the long gash and the trailing blood-stained ends of the stitches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Kids are jumping , twitching , jerking their arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kids are jumping , twitching , jerking their arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Frau Nordern jerked her chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Frau Nordern jerked her chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The morose boatwoman jerked an elbow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the pup | She clicked her tongue quietly as the pup jerked his limbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | She clicked her tongue quietly as the pup jerked his limbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Her fingers closed on something hard and unyielding , like cold steel , and she jerked her hand upwards , thrusting the metal towards his chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her fingers closed on something hard and unyielding , like cold steel , and she jerked her hand upwards , thrusting the metal towards his chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He jerked his hand away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jerked his hand away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It took a second for the words to sink home , but when they did she jerked her head back and swatted his hand away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | It took a second for the words to sink home , but when they did she jerked her head back and swatted his hand away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Leonora flushed scarlet as she jerked her head away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Adam jerked his leg back as the pain seared up his muscles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Adam jerked his leg back as the pain seared up his muscles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the woman | She touched her but the woman jerked away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Recollecting herself suddenly , she jerked away sharply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With a howl of pain , he jerked back and sat huddled in his seat , trying to soothe the burning sensation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jerked back convulsively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Isabel gasped , jerking back as though he had struck her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ted jerked up like a man who 'd been zapped with a thousand volts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Vi jerked back her shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vi jerked back her shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Isabelle hits him and he jerks up his head , his eyes wide and glassy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Isabelle hits him and he jerks up his head , his eyes wide and glassy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Harry jerked up his head distrustfully , eyes flaring wide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harry jerked up his head distrustfully , eyes flaring wide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ruth jerked round , the sheer force of that voice turning her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He thrust the photographs back into his pocket and jerked round . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Startled , she jerked backwards , her breath catching in her throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jerked forward as if physically attacked ready to defend himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a figure | On one end of the mast a figure jerked spasmodically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Suddenly afraid , she jerked upright . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ewen went as white as paper , and jerked upright in his chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hilary | ` Missed you , " echoed Hilary , lifting up his arms to be picked up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` Missed you , " echoed Hilary , lifting up his arms to be picked up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Lifting his arms high , he called upon Baron Samedi to admit them to the cemetery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Lifting his arms high , he called upon Baron Samedi to admit them to the cemetery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Now she can put her right arm in the right-hand hole , and her left in the left side ; then simply lift her arms up and sweep the coat over her head into place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Now she can put her right arm in the right-hand hole , and her left in the left side ; then simply lift her arms up and sweep the coat over her head into place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hebden lifted his arms as though about to begin a litany of complaint but , deciding there was no point , let them flop down by his side again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Hebden lifted his arms as though about to begin a litany of complaint but , deciding there was no point , let them flop down by his side again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He released Lucien 's wrist and turned his back , lifting his arms over his head , reaching behind him for his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He released Lucien 's wrist and turned his back , lifting his arms over his head , reaching behind him for his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Lifting her arms , she held them out to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Lifting her arms , she held them out to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Earl Siward of Northumbria lifted his arms from the table and folded them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The Earl Siward of Northumbria lifted his arms from the table and folded them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Edouard stared into the fire , and eventually Isobel lifted her head once more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Isobel | Edouard stared into the fire , and eventually Isobel lifted her head once more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Meg | There was a gentle breeze and from time to time Meg paused and lifted her head to feel the warmth of the sun and the sweet-smelling air moving against her cheeks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | There was a gentle breeze and from time to time Meg paused and lifted her head to feel the warmth of the sun and the sweet-smelling air moving against her cheeks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Arnold lifted his head and looked hopefully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Arnold lifted his head and looked hopefully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | As soon as the gazelle lifts its head again , the cheetah freezes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the gazelle | As soon as the gazelle lifts its head again , the cheetah freezes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ace lifted her head and waved . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Ace lifted her head and waved . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | The horse , whose bridle he was holding , lifted its head sharply and flicked its tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The horse , whose bridle he was holding , lifted its head sharply and flicked its tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He got as far as lifting his head and getting one shoulder off the seat , but then collapsed back onto the leather , and let his eyes close . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He got as far as lifting his head and getting one shoulder off the seat , but then collapsed back onto the leather , and let his eyes close . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I lifted my head out of my magazine and heard a rather posh voice say ` Excuse me " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I lifted my head out of my magazine and heard a rather posh voice say ` Excuse me " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | A white petticoat danced as she lifted her bare right leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | A white petticoat danced as she lifted her bare right leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The young man pulled forward the chair he had been sitting on and lifted one leg up on it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This is done as he lifts his rear leg to kick the attacker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | This is done as he lifts his rear leg to kick the attacker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | George | Even so , the snow there was calf-deep , so that George needs must lift his legs at each step , making walking an effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Even so , the snow there was calf-deep , so that George needs must lift his legs at each step , making walking an effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Adam | When the grandfather clock in the hall chimed ten times , Adam lifted his long legs over the end of the bed and pulled the Bible back out of the bookshelf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | When the grandfather clock in the hall chimed ten times , Adam lifted his long legs over the end of the bed and pulled the Bible back out of the bookshelf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Luke lifted his lips from her hand briefly , giving her a hard smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Luke lifted his lips from her hand briefly , giving her a hard smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Any farm workers who came near the site in the course of their daily work were too busy to lift their eyes from the soil to take in the surrounding landscape , or individual figures moving within it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Any farm workers who came near the site in the course of their daily work were too busy to lift their eyes from the soil to take in the surrounding landscape , or individual figures moving within it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Lifting his hand in a casual salute , he stepped back , leaving her no choice but to start the car and drive away with a casual wave . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Lifting his hand in a casual salute , he stepped back , leaving her no choice but to start the car and drive away with a casual wave . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She lifted her shoulders in a dismissive shrug , wishing heartily that someone else would make an appearance to lower the tension in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lifted her shoulders in a dismissive shrug , wishing heartily that someone else would make an appearance to lower the tension in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Swod stared at her , unblinking , lifting a hand in a gesture of patience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lifted a hand in acknowledgement , and this was all the encouragement he needed to come in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Miguelito lifted his eyebrows in amazement at Trent 's stupidity : ` Hey , you think Louis the big Jefe ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Miguelito lifted his eyebrows in amazement at Trent 's stupidity : ` Hey , you think Louis the big Jefe ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lifted a hand to her head ; it was aching badly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lifted a hand to his , her fingers curving lovingly over the back of his wrist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` As you say , " he taunted , and lifted a hand to the door-handle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He spread his hands in a gesture of exaggerated bewilderment , lifting his shoulders to the level of his ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He spread his hands in a gesture of exaggerated bewilderment , lifting his shoulders to the level of his ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lindsey lifted her face to the sun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Lindsey lifted her face to the sun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he lifted his eyes towards her again he thought he was safe to continue his stare , thought she was still unaware of the nature of the examination . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | When he lifted his eyes towards her again he thought he was safe to continue his stare , thought she was still unaware of the nature of the examination . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | Lee lifted herself a little towards her goddess and rested herself on one elbow , looking up like a child , expectant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lee lifted herself a little towards her goddess and rested herself on one elbow , looking up like a child , expectant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he lifted sleepy eyes towards her his voice , though still soft , was slightly incredulous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She lifted her hand towards his face , and then dropped it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lifted her hand towards his face , and then dropped it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The senator smiled broadly at all of them and lifted his hand towards the Frenchman , gesturing for him to lead the way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The senator smiled broadly at all of them and lifted his hand towards the Frenchman , gesturing for him to lead the way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The boy with cotton-wool hair lazily lifted his long arm towards the sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The boy with cotton-wool hair lazily lifted his long arm towards the sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lifts her eyebrows at me and then stands up and goes over to the sink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She lifts her eyebrows at me and then stands up and goes over to the sink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He moved towards her , and instinctively she lifted her face for his kiss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | He moved towards her , and instinctively she lifted her face for his kiss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the student | But with practice the student will be able to lift his feet off the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | But with practice the student will be able to lift his feet off the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Isambard lifted a hand without turning his head , and snapped his fingers at the shifting , uneasy murmur at his back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Gulping down a breath , she lifted her lids -- and found him looking at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Gulping down a breath , she lifted her lids -- and found him looking at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | ` There you are ! " she said , and the cat lifted its tail up with pleasure and rubbed its head against the branch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the cat | ` There you are ! " she said , and the cat lifted its tail up with pleasure and rubbed its head against the branch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Don Peters smiled and nodded his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Don Peters smiled and nodded his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Margaret nodded her head vigorously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Margaret nodded her head vigorously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Omally nodded his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Omally nodded his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The other boys nod their heads in agreement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The other boys nod their heads in agreement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We all nodded our heads in agreement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our | We all nodded our heads in agreement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jack nodded a few times to himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Baldwin nodded assent to both propositions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His eyes flared over Maggie as he nodded her to a seat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of them nodded a greeting to Susan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lawton nodded his agreement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Julie nodded a greeting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The managing director nodded his understanding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Council , or what was left of it now , nodded wisely although frankly none of them understood or cared much about mechanical things . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rostov | It was Mubarak who made the observation , and Rostov nodded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ewan Dean | Waiting while his shop takings were checked and deposited , Ewan Dean nodded through the glass partition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nodded her agreement and glanced up proudly at her father . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the priest | From the altar the priest nodded a smile of recognition to the best man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nodded his thanks and the men laid her back on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nodded at Charlie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two women | As he introduced them , the two women nodded at each other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nodded slowly at Shag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Father Devlin nodded in agreement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nodded in concern . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nodded in the direction of Esther Ahilar 's little car , parked in the driveway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche nodded in a conciliatory way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Freddy nodded reassuringly to his friends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gabriel nodded eagerly to himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I nodded to Keith . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ignored Devlin and nodded formally to Schellenberg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put his finger to his lips , and nodded towards his passenger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche nodded with genuine compassion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nodded with enthsiasm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nodded with a sudden feeling of excitement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kirov nodded with satisfaction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I nodded bitterly behind the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche winked at Dexter and nodded for him to follow her outside with his coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nodded past his shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He paused to light another cigarette , then nodded through his scratched windscreen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nodded sympathetically before hurrying off to discharge more pressing duties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The fat man beamed and nodded happily before hurrying away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nodded to where Eline was standing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nodded without speaking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Bishop nodded encouragingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The most senior officer nodded profoundly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Joseph nodded ; he knew what Katherine Lundy was like . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Patrick nodded , unsure what to say . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Smallfry continued to pose before the mirror , smiling and pouting her lips in film-star kisses to the man in the yard while Buddie picked out an intricate melody on his guitar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Masha | ` And I 've reached the grim forties , " said Masha , pouting her lush red lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Madame shrugged and pouted her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shrugged that off lightly , pouting long lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Curtis pouted his thick lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Emily pouted her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | ` She pouted her red-lipsticked lips and Kate laughed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The young clerk pouted his lips as if he was going to object . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she 'll pout her lips and look cross , and you can still see her thinking : ` No , I 'm getting nowhere with that . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Candace | ` We have company for the day , " he added , and Candace pouted coyly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | ` A good night 's sleep would do that just as well , " she pointed out , and saw him pout disapprovingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The boy pouted slightly , but nodded his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She began to pout , drawing her bottom lip over those small protruding teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nic has flu , is exhausted and is sulking , pouting and staring blankly in the corner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They wink , they pout , they gobble down the complimentary potato salad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sheila puckered her brow with concentration , then looked up with a grin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Sheila puckered her brow with concentration , then looked up with a grin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She puckered her lips for a moment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She puckered her lips for a moment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | But she suddenly puckered her forehead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But she suddenly puckered her forehead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Florrie nodded and puckered her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Florrie nodded and puckered her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She raised an enquiring eyebrow , and puckered her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She raised an enquiring eyebrow , and puckered her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ellie puckered her brow and stood a little back from the canvas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Ellie puckered her brow and stood a little back from the canvas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She puckered her shaped eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She puckered her shaped eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Tait puckered his lips and nodded slowly in a gesture of admiration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tait puckered his lips and nodded slowly in a gesture of admiration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His Royal Highness raised an eyebrow and puckered one side of his mouth in a very characteristic grimace of amusement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | His Royal Highness raised an eyebrow and puckered one side of his mouth in a very characteristic grimace of amusement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Werewolf narrowed his eyes and pursed his lips at her , making a face which would have worried an exorcist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Werewolf narrowed his eyes and pursed his lips at her , making a face which would have worried an exorcist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Signe pursed her lips at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Signe pursed her lips at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cal pursed her mouth at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Cal pursed her mouth at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gloria | I shrugged and Gloria pursed her mouth in a self-satisfied smirk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | I shrugged and Gloria pursed her mouth in a self-satisfied smirk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Merry pursed her lips in a silent whistle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Merry pursed her lips in a silent whistle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` And is there , " the Substitute pursed his lips in a smile and drew on his cigar , ` a brother in the case ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Substitute | ` And is there , " the Substitute pursed his lips in a smile and drew on his cigar , ` a brother in the case ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The French boy pursed his lips suddenly in an expression of disgust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The French boy pursed his lips suddenly in an expression of disgust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Doctor pursed his lips in thought . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The Doctor pursed his lips in thought . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He halted only for a second , enough to narrow his eyes and purse his lips into a look of utter disgust , as though a dog 's turd had grown legs and scurried on to his carpet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He halted only for a second , enough to narrow his eyes and purse his lips into a look of utter disgust , as though a dog 's turd had grown legs and scurried on to his carpet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Friar pursed her lips into their accustomed position . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Mrs Friar pursed her lips into their accustomed position . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Morgan pursed his lips with distaste . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Morgan pursed his lips with distaste . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Swod pursed his lips with faint irascibility : his ` bon mot " about Mills had not been as conclusive as he hoped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Swod pursed his lips with faint irascibility : his ` bon mot " about Mills had not been as conclusive as he hoped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Dexter pursed his lips with disbelief and turned to Blanche , who was examining her fingernails thoughtfully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dexter pursed his lips with disbelief and turned to Blanche , who was examining her fingernails thoughtfully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Margaret pursed her bright orange lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Margaret pursed her bright orange lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rostov pursed his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Rostov pursed his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Henry pursed his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry pursed his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Jonas frowned and pursed his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jonas frowned and pursed his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Von Steinholz pursed his lips angrily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Von Steinholz pursed his lips angrily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He pursed his lips thoughtfully and the hidden laughter in his eyes warned her that she might not like his answer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pursed his lips thoughtfully and the hidden laughter in his eyes warned her that she might not like his answer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pursed her lips determinedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She pursed her lips determinedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The lady in green pursed up her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | The lady in green pursed up her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Isabel Lavender pursed up her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Isabel Lavender pursed up her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Samantha was pursing , licking and biting her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Samantha was pursing , licking and biting her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She rolled her eyes and took another swig of gin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She rolled her eyes and took another swig of gin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Prentice rolled his eyes and puffed his cheeks out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Prentice rolled his eyes and puffed his cheeks out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Louise rolled her eyes in exasperation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Louise rolled her eyes in exasperation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He hesitated in confusion , while the priest rolled his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the priest | He hesitated in confusion , while the priest rolled his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He rolled his eyes and blew her a kiss but unfortunately Maggie saw him do it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rolled his eyes and blew her a kiss but unfortunately Maggie saw him do it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Geoffrey rolled his eyes dramatically and headed for the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Geoffrey rolled his eyes dramatically and headed for the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shuddered and clapped a hand over his mouth , rolling his eyes theatrically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He shuddered and clapped a hand over his mouth , rolling his eyes theatrically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` Ah -- hi , Mum , " Jack said , and rolled his eyes at Kath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jack | ` Ah -- hi , Mum , " Jack said , and rolled his eyes at Kath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grimaced , then rolled his head to look at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He grimaced , then rolled his head to look at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She rolled her head sideways on the pillow and murmured , ` I 'm so sorry . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Lucien rolled his head from side to side upon the wooden bench . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lucien rolled his head from side to side upon the wooden bench . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hit the floor hard , choked , then rolled over with his head cradled in his arms and his body curled up tightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Patrick stirred , rolled his head and spewed a few words out through his sliced lips and mangled mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Patrick stirred , rolled his head and spewed a few words out through his sliced lips and mangled mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He rolled his head towards her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rolled his head towards her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` Hello in there , " she said to him , and he groaned and rolled his head towards her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Hello in there , " she said to him , and he groaned and rolled his head towards her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many players automatically roll the wrists at the start of the backswing , with the club being laid at the top as a result . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | At last Fernando moved , rolling himself slightly away from her to remove strands of her long hair from his jacket and smoothing them back where they belonged , down the side of her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fernando | At last Fernando moved , rolling himself slightly away from her to remove strands of her long hair from his jacket and smoothing them back where they belonged , down the side of her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Dawson rolled his left hand for a boogie-woogie riff and paddled an arpeggio with the right . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dawson rolled his left hand for a boogie-woogie riff and paddled an arpeggio with the right . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Finns | Now he could understand why the Finns came running out of their saunas and rolled themselves in the snow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | themselves | Now he could understand why the Finns came running out of their saunas and rolled themselves in the snow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rolled on to his side , facing her , and the movement woke her , as he had known it would . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Clare rolled over on her stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leith rolled over and buried her head in her pillow the moment the door had closed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zephyr | Smirking slightly , Zephyr accepted half a dozen biscuits and a bowl of milky tea , then rolled on the carpet to remove the crumbs from her whiskers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She scowled darkly , realising he 'd deftly avoided answering her implicit question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nicolo was standing in the centre of the room , scowling darkly at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of them looked at his wristwatch , pursed his lips and scowled fiercely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bill raised himself on his elbows and scowled fiercely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lisa scowled at his back as he disappeared through the doorway , hating the ambivalence of the feelings that churned inside her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gimmelmann nodded , and scowled at Dolly in the mirror . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an official from the Political Branch | Behind the glass an official from the Political Branch scowled at a worried-looking black . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ronni scowled at Guido mutinously , as he raised the red geranium to his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man scowled at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Lissa jumped , shocked to the core , and he scowled at her darkly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | As he pulled open the passenger door for her , she scowled at him defiantly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | McEnroe , with his widely-publicised marital problems , looked anything but happy to be here , refusing to answer questions and scowling at photographers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nutty sat on the edge with her legs in the water , scowling in deep concentration after Nails . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Heg scowled in the darkness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She scowled in disgust at the sight of her drooping mouth and reddened eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Britain | It would leave Britain ` scowling in frustration " on the sidelines of the Community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shiona scowled into his face with its arrogant high cheekbones , self-satisfied mouth and eyes as hard as sapphires . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Scowling with concentration he began to load the six chambers of his Colt Patent Repeating Pistol with the lead which dragged down one pocket of his scarecrow 's morning coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He scowled with squinting ferocity , like a balked Siamese cat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | De Nesle scowled briefly , and then , as if remembering something , smiled again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Collector scowled disagreeably . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Guy | Even more annoyed by that intrusive thought , Guy scowled furiously as Isabel rose and took a beaker from the table , filling it with water from the pail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marcel scowled then ran after him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Major Vanavskaya put down the phone and scowled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blondel scowled , and then grabbed the headgear from the Lombard brothers and rammed it down over the ears of the prisoners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Ordering coffee she then pointed to my pullover and shook her finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Ordering coffee she then pointed to my pullover and shook her finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Prince shook an admonishing finger at the Rifleman then took out his telescope to stare at the battery of French guns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shook a finger at the crying figure in the chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shook a finger at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | But nobody ever came into the woods to shake their finger in my face and lay down the law , the way they did with Gittel in the dorf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | nobody | But nobody ever came into the woods to shake their finger in my face and lay down the law , the way they did with Gittel in the dorf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Grimma shook a finger at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Clumsy sod , " he said when he got up shaking his fist at Gordon with the big feet who was marching behind him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` Clumsy sod , " he said when he got up shaking his fist at Gordon with the big feet who was marching behind him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Asshe shook his fist , and advanced threateningly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Asshe shook his fist , and advanced threateningly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shook his fist at the driver of the estate-car , who had climbed out and was staring blankly across the road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He shook his fist at the driver of the estate-car , who had climbed out and was staring blankly across the road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` Suddenly a Zouave leaves the ranks , shakes his fist and cries , ` Ah ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Zouave | ` Suddenly a Zouave leaves the ranks , shakes his fist and cries , ` Ah ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shook his head solemnly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He shook his head solemnly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She sat down heavily on one of the garden chairs , shaking her head in shock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sat down heavily on one of the garden chairs , shaking her head in shock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Florrie shook her head vigorously . 'Ernie ai n't left 'er . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Florrie shook her head vigorously . 'Ernie ai n't left 'er . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She closed her mouth , looked away , and vaguely shook her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She closed her mouth , looked away , and vaguely shook her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shook his head , bitterly disappointed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He shook his head , bitterly disappointed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The singer who was in court shook his head as the article was read out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The singer who was in court shook his head as the article was read out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He slipped into his coat and shook his arms to make his shirt cuffs appear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slipped into his coat and shook his arms to make his shirt cuffs appear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | Ace shook herself to clear her mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ace shook herself to clear her mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dog | Whenever you take the dog out of the bath , however , it is advisable to stand back , because invariably the dog will shake itself to remove water from its coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | itself | Whenever you take the dog out of the bath , however , it is advisable to stand back , because invariably the dog will shake itself to remove water from its coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Trent shook himself free of the hands that held him and turned his back on the man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Trent shook himself free of the hands that held him and turned his back on the man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The ash fall became heavier , piling up around them , so that they had periodically to shake themselves clear of it , to prevent themselves being buried . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | themselves | The ash fall became heavier , piling up around them , so that they had periodically to shake themselves clear of it , to prevent themselves being buried . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Jerry shook his arm free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jerry shook his arm free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Britta shook her hair free of the long fingers and their slow stroking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Britta shook her hair free of the long fingers and their slow stroking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Dexter shook himself awake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dexter shook himself awake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The girl shook her chin free and firmed her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | The girl shook her chin free and firmed her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Mowbray suddenly shook himself free from his memories . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mowbray suddenly shook himself free from his memories . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Spanish officials had swung open their barriers , wishing her good luck and shaking their heads at her foolishness in returning to France . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The Spanish officials had swung open their barriers , wishing her good luck and shaking their heads at her foolishness in returning to France . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | snarling Russians in proletarian caps | On the ceiling , snarling Russians in proletarian caps shook their fists at Lenin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | On the ceiling , snarling Russians in proletarian caps shook their fists at Lenin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | themselves | Its rectangular swimming pool glittered in the sun like an aquamarine and Peach watched swimmers splashing through the water then climbing out and shaking themselves in a shower of crystal drops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | swimmers | Its rectangular swimming pool glittered in the sun like an aquamarine and Peach watched swimmers splashing through the water then climbing out and shaking themselves in a shower of crystal drops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many people who have spent their holidays in that country , as I have , shake their heads in disbelief as they watch what is happening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Many people who have spent their holidays in that country , as I have , shake their heads in disbelief as they watch what is happening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their elders | ` She 's a shy little girl who needs friends to bring her out of herself ! " their elders had protested , shaking their heads in exasperation at the thoughtlessness of the younger generation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | ` She 's a shy little girl who needs friends to bring her out of herself ! " their elders had protested , shaking their heads in exasperation at the thoughtlessness of the younger generation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | His friend Okawi had signalled to the other canoes by gently shaking his thumb in the direction of the sleeping animals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His friend Okawi had signalled to the other canoes by gently shaking his thumb in the direction of the sleeping animals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Both sports were clearly popular and well-established traditions ; but when I asked my Indian friends about their survival in modern Delhi , they all shook their heads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Both sports were clearly popular and well-established traditions ; but when I asked my Indian friends about their survival in modern Delhi , they all shook their heads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People stretched , shook themselves , smiled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | themselves | People stretched , shook themselves , smiled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shook with excitement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The Chairmaster shrugged his shoulders and shook his head at the same time , finally dislodging the reluctant wig . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Chairmaster shrugged his shoulders and shook his head at the same time , finally dislodging the reluctant wig . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shrugged her shoulders , tossed her plaits , tilted her chin , looked cool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She shrugged her shoulders , tossed her plaits , tilted her chin , looked cool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stephen shrugged his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Stephen shrugged his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Jimmy looked enquiringly at him and Pete just shrugged his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pete | Jimmy looked enquiringly at him and Pete just shrugged his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shrugged his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He shrugged his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | McIllvanney shrugged acceptance of my refusal , then held up a hand to stop me leaving . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rossendale | She turned a furious damp face on Rossendale who could only shrug mute agreement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She turned a furious damp face on Rossendale who could only shrug mute agreement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Alex | ` I do n't think so , " shrugs Alex . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gomez | But Louis was on deck and Gomez shrugged his apologies : ` I must get the trucks loaded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Enid | ` Well , I ca n't think where she is then , " shrugged Enid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shrugged one shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He guessed that a reaction was expected and shrugged . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nicola Schreider shrugged small , beautifully proportioned shoulders , and glanced at her watch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The doctor glanced at Jim and shrugged helplessly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the archaeologist | Piper managed to catch Bernice 's eye , but the archaeologist only shrugged helplessly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They shrugged at each other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shrugged at him , and he looked away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sam shrugged at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They shrugged at his noises and Mallachy 's , and winced gallically at their jokes , some of them translated for their benefit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ellen shrugged at his rudeness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shrugged at the American woman -- it had happened in Viet Nam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Patrick shrugged in embarrassment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shrugged in frustration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John shrugged in resignation and disgust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nanette shrugged again : a sudden , nervous jerk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The boy shrugged again , then went into the hall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She swung round to face me , shrugged gracefully and the dress fell to the ground as if a statue were being unveiled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The woman shrugged slightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shrugged then turned his attention to a new customer at the other end of the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | There 's only so much you can do with a Super B , " he shrugged . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This continued for a long time during which he shuffled his feet uncomfortably , controlling his immediate impulse to shout at her to be quiet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | This continued for a long time during which he shuffled his feet uncomfortably , controlling his immediate impulse to shout at her to be quiet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He looked down and shuffled his feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He looked down and shuffled his feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He shuffled his feet as he copied the true exponents and saluted seconds after the others had finished . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shuffled his feet as he copied the true exponents and saluted seconds after the others had finished . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shuffled his feet and pursed his lips , trying to conceal his embarrassment and surprise at this dangerous , clever English clerk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The creatures looked at one another and shuffled their feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The creatures looked at one another and shuffled their feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She looked down and shuffled her feet inanely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She looked down and shuffled her feet inanely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benjamin smiled and shuffled his feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Benjamin smiled and shuffled his feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The nomes shuffled their feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The nomes shuffled their feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The yellow-jacketed policeman shuffled uneasily from foot to foot , uncertain of what they should be doing now . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Emmie shuffled from one foot to the other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Billy had just shuffled from one foot to the other and blushed as all dutiful sons should do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The children shuffled left and right on their bottoms to let him pass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The children shuffled left and right on their bottoms to let him pass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He quickly shuffled forward on his knees to keep up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He quickly shuffled forward on his knees to keep up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the producer | As they were leaving the producer paused and smiled at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jo | The two telephones were removed from the table and Jo smiled at Lili . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She was still silently pondering this as he came back into the room and smiled across at his mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jennifer , unsure if this comment was directed at her , smiled again and nodded , ` Yes please . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She told him where Dyson and Bob were , and he nodded and smiled again , as if he had known already . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Edward saw that he was teased , and smiled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Luch | Ranald was disappointed , but Luch smiled in relief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smiled at the girl , who smiled back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She finished her drink , smiling at him over the rim of the cup . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | neatly dressed Annamese families | Some showed neatly dressed Annamese families smiling from the doorways of houses set in small gardens beside groves of rubber trees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | GRAHAM GOOCH , the man who dragged English Test cricket out of its stupor , smiles from the dust jacket , his face symbolically dripping sweat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man who | GRAHAM GOOCH , the man who dragged English Test cricket out of its stupor , smiles from the dust jacket , his face symbolically dripping sweat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I sat in a corner looking at the Dutchmen who smiled surreptitiously from the platform . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Dutchmen | I sat in a corner looking at the Dutchmen who smiled surreptitiously from the platform . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A small black lady smiled indulgently from the opposite seat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Tamar 's eyes met George 's and they smiled in mutual affection . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Forrest smiled in approval . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I smiled in assent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he sees us , he smiles in recognition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smiled in a benevolent sort of way when he said this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | After replacing the receiver she sat down on the edge of the coffee table and smiled to herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lisa smiled to herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Will inclined his head , acknowledging her words , smiling to himself at the irony of the situation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A schoolboy thought crossed Richard 's mind and he smiled to himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Julia smiled with gratitude . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shiona smiled with sheer joy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Instead she smiled with pioneer delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Jay never went to conferences , but as she accepted a lift with Lucy , he smiled with open pleasure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smiled with relief , thinking he was at last calling off his proposal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smiled with relief that she had changed the subject away from Richard Sharpe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she opens her pretty red lips and smiles with pretty white teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smiled as Adam looked up quizzically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was smiling like a happy demon , almost tenderly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I lean back in my seat , smiling ironically over the hedge from the little back garden that serves as a soul for the English . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She looked up and smiled dutifully through the tears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was smiling as the train drew out of the station , smiling and waving his hat as the band played ` Tipperary " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He heard the surprise in her voice , and smiled a little at having so nearly caught her out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His eyes flickered past her and he smiled faintly before turning back to her and loudly questioning the validity of the original invoice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The senior partner smiled from behind his desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In earlier years , he may have smiled indulgently on seeing us and our makeshift tables with their colourless array of old books and goods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smiled absently on catching sight of me , and I wandered over and stood in the well of the Steinway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She , naturally enough , smiled back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smiled back and turned to Peter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smiled back and nodded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Molly smiled back , by no means certain if this was a conversation meant to be taken seriously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the girl | She smiled , and the girl smiled back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jean smiled weakly back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the American | But he found the American rocking on his heels and smiling back at him engagingly , and the slow drawl of his address continued without pause . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Li Shai Tung smiled back at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smiled back at Beruna , trying to silently communicate how proud he was , of both her and Paula , but her eyes fell angrily to her work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Guido | Their eyes met for a moment and Guido smiled back at her , flooding her heart with foolish pleasure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shiona had smiled back at the fair-haired youth who had so recently become her brother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harry smiled down at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The tall soldier smiled down at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood behind her chair and smiled down into her upturned face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smiled down at her coldly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Like a nun , or his sister , she sat holding his hand , smiling gently down at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Corbett walked over , arms folded , and smiled icily down at his inveterate enemy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smiled up at him wickedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Julia pushed the lank , greasy hair off her forehead and smiled up at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tom Horrocks dropped his head , hands at his knees , groaning and smiling up at them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lucie plucked a stem of grass and chewed on it , smiling up at Gabriel with a conspiratorial wink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tuppe smiled up at Cornelius . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | His inability to explain makes him smile again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was smiling brightly , but her eyes retained a solemnity that was strangely intimidating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marshall smiled contentedly as he said : ` We got him to confess to putting the knife in the pond . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The prime minister was smiling indulgently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She seemed to feel his scrutiny , for she looked up , smiling involuntarily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smiled nervously as she looked back at him and seemed about to say something , then , instead , leaned forward to kiss him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Leonora | Praying he could n't see her agonised blush , Leonora smiled shakily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Luther looked deep into the boy 's eyes and smiled wickedly when he saw the truth lurking there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He would smile and talk engagingly and hide his feelings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hýloýse smiled and they passed into the first reception room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lisa | In spite of herself , Lisa smiled a wry smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the middle-aged couple | Caroline forced her attention to the middle-aged couple , who smiled and greeted her in almost flawless English . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Caroline forced her attention to the middle-aged couple , who smiled and greeted her in almost flawless English . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Wolsey played with the gold pendant around his neck and smirked patronisingly at Agrippa as if he was a favourite son . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I played with the dumpy stem of the brandy glass , smirking at Ashley through the candle flame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He turned and smirked at Elinor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A pink carnation smirked at her from a transparent vase on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sarah smirked at him nastily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Andreyev smirked at the old man 's passion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She was wearing high-heeled shoes -- which is very unusual for a First Spiritualist -- and she was smirking at people as if she was at a cocktail party rather than morning service . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | most South Africans | As with Ben Johnson most South Africans smirked openly at these revelations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he only smirked at them maliciously and kept silent . ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Swire Sugden sat smirking in his black Mercedes with two of his heavy mob standing by . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dr Ali smirked in triumph . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The headmaster smirked to himself , chuckled , and drew the edge of his right hand carefully along his moustache . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Pendlebury | There was Mr Pendlebury , red-faced with the constriction of his stock and sporting a gold-embroidered waistcoat which tinkled with dangling fobs and seals , bowing over Sophie 's hand and smirking with the confidence of prior acquaintance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So , snug in woolly bear and dry suit , smirking with excitement , I attached my lung and all the other necessities to my BCD . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | She always smiled and chatted with them and they were overcome with wonder , while I would stand by , smirking with pride because I shared her glory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shamlou smirked with satisfaction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sat there smirking for a long time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His secretary , Shirley , smirks from behind her desk , self-righteous at being at her post before the boss , even though she is at this moment inspecting her face in a compact mirror . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The doctor smirked again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benson was smirking slightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Wishart smirked and leaned forward , steepling his fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smirked and dismissed Athelstan with a flicker of her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Prince smirked and indicated that a steward should bring forward two chairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Samson stretched out his arms , appealing to the crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Samson stretched out his arms , appealing to the crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Yawning lazily , the older man stretched his plump arms above his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the older man | Yawning lazily , the older man stretched his plump arms above his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | " Welcome to Bawiti , " he said , stretching his arms to encompass all the charms of the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | " Welcome to Bawiti , " he said , stretching his arms to encompass all the charms of the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He stood up and stretched his stiff arms and legs , then slunk back to his position in the trench and crept in beside Tyson and Shaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood up and stretched his stiff arms and legs , then slunk back to his position in the trench and crept in beside Tyson and Shaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He walked into the sunlight at the edge of the colonnade , stretched his arms and fingers , and with another gesture to me to help myself passed back inside the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He walked into the sunlight at the edge of the colonnade , stretched his arms and fingers , and with another gesture to me to help myself passed back inside the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She shrugged , stretched her arms out , arching her back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shrugged , stretched her arms out , arching her back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jim switched his engine off and stretched his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Jim switched his engine off and stretched his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm stiff as a board and want to stretch my legs . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I 'm stiff as a board and want to stretch my legs . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He himself was glad of the chance to stretch his legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He himself was glad of the chance to stretch his legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Vi stretched her cold legs and rotated her ankles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vi stretched her cold legs and rotated her ankles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stretched out his legs and saw his heels mark the beaten earth of the farmhouse floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He stretched out his legs and saw his heels mark the beaten earth of the farmhouse floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Guards met him , helped him out , standing back , their heads bowed , as he stretched his legs and looked about him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Guards met him , helped him out , standing back , their heads bowed , as he stretched his legs and looked about him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And as for me , I 'm going to stretch my legs in the town , while I can . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | And as for me , I 'm going to stretch my legs in the town , while I can . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Wycliffe sipped his coffee , which was just to his liking , and stretched his legs to the fire in a mood of expansive goodwill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Wycliffe sipped his coffee , which was just to his liking , and stretched his legs to the fire in a mood of expansive goodwill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | Sometimes the horse stretches out its neck at the horse it is trying to warn off and tosses its head up and down at it in a threatening manner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the horse | Sometimes the horse stretches out its neck at the horse it is trying to warn off and tosses its head up and down at it in a threatening manner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | And then they were both looking at George , and he stretched his neck in his collar , tortoiselike , and said , a little gruffly , ` Where are you going ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And then they were both looking at George , and he stretched his neck in his collar , tortoiselike , and said , a little gruffly , ` Where are you going ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | Clearly there was some innate sense of balance : the calf lowered its head and stretched out its neck , then reeled slightly and righted itself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the calf | Clearly there was some innate sense of balance : the calf lowered its head and stretched out its neck , then reeled slightly and righted itself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | The bird stretched its neck and made a sudden loud trilling noise like a fire alarm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The bird stretched its neck and made a sudden loud trilling noise like a fire alarm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She arched her back , tried to stretch her neck above assorted flesh and hair and smell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She arched her back , tried to stretch her neck above assorted flesh and hair and smell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had to stretch her neck to speak to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She had to stretch her neck to speak to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | DeVore | ` Of course , " DeVore stretched his neck slightly , loosening the muscles there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ` Of course , " DeVore stretched his neck slightly , loosening the muscles there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She is not stretching her swanlike neck |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She is not stretching her swanlike neck |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She raised her head , stretched her neck , grinned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She raised her head , stretched her neck , grinned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She moved her torso without breaking the union , and stretched her arm to pick up the phone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She moved her torso without breaking the union , and stretched her arm to pick up the phone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the first giraffes | When the first giraffes began to stretch their necks to reach the leaves of trees , they were choosing a new habit that would guide the future development of their species over a vast period of time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | When the first giraffes began to stretch their necks to reach the leaves of trees , they were choosing a new habit that would guide the future development of their species over a vast period of time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rose to leave , stretching limbs still a little stiff from the long ride . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Riven was stiff all over , hardly able to stretch himself flat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Riven was stiff all over , hardly able to stretch himself flat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you are not regularly stretching your body aerobically in some form of continuous whole body exercise , then you are sedentary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | your | If you are not regularly stretching your body aerobically in some form of continuous whole body exercise , then you are sedentary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She raised her arms , stretched her long tanned body in the heat of the sun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She raised her arms , stretched her long tanned body in the heat of the sun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Even twenty yards back they could not stand up , but they could crouch and stretch each limb in turn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alyssia stretched her mouth into a mimicry of a smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Alyssia stretched her mouth into a mimicry of a smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Stretching my feet to the end of my bed I felt the tightening of the sheets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | Stretching my feet to the end of my bed I felt the tightening of the sheets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a seated goddess and horned god | The Bronze Age Sumerians made a ring seal revering both fruit and Tree together : a seated goddess and horned god stretch their hands towards fruit on the tree that grows between them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The Bronze Age Sumerians made a ring seal revering both fruit and Tree together : a seated goddess and horned god stretch their hands towards fruit on the tree that grows between them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I removed my cigarettes as he stretched his hand toward the pack , stuck one in my face and lit it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | I removed my cigarettes as he stretched his hand toward the pack , stuck one in my face and lit it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | He froze there momentarily , like a figure cast of bronze , and then stretched himself , soared upwards , each of his muscles rippling , and dived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He froze there momentarily , like a figure cast of bronze , and then stretched himself , soared upwards , each of his muscles rippling , and dived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | And she knew that he was barely stretching himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And she knew that he was barely stretching himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the tiny fledglings | With much wobbling , the tiny fledglings stretched their wings , fluffed their feathers and hopped in pretend flight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | With much wobbling , the tiny fledglings stretched their wings , fluffed their feathers and hopped in pretend flight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smiled and stretched her body languorously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She smiled and stretched her body languorously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Carrie Bradley | The sound of heavy boots in the street below faded and Carrie Bradley stretched out her stockinged feet towards the coke fire and yawned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | The sound of heavy boots in the street below faded and Carrie Bradley stretched out her stockinged feet towards the coke fire and yawned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The schoolteacher stretched out his arm in supplication . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The schoolteacher stretched out his arm in supplication . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stretched out his hand and I saw the small , faded , white rose lying there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He stretched out his hand and I saw the small , faded , white rose lying there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stretched luxuriously , and yelped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sat up and stretched , then stripped off his gloves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Tug swung his arms like windmills . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tug swung his arms like windmills . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Do your shoulders creak if you swing your arms round in circles ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | your | Do your shoulders creak if you swing your arms round in circles ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They sang on the road and swung their arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | They sang on the road and swung their arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She swung her arms above her head and cracked her hand on a low beam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She swung her arms above her head and cracked her hand on a low beam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gabriel swung his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Gabriel swung his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | And he shivered energetically and swung his arms and clapped his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he shivered energetically and swung his arms and clapped his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She swung her head in his direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She swung her head in his direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Len now swung his head to the side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Len now swung his head to the side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He swung his head like an animal that suddenly intuits a reason for fear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He swung his head like an animal that suddenly intuits a reason for fear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He swung his head from side to side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He swung his head from side to side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | When the driver swung his head to face her , he shrugged and the man 's features cracked into a smile of false teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the driver | When the driver swung his head to face her , he shrugged and the man 's features cracked into a smile of false teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had swung his head round , glaring at me , his eyes hard as glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He had swung his head round , glaring at me , his eyes hard as glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Furious , she swung her head away , not knowing what to answer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Furious , she swung her head away , not knowing what to answer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A gleaming white horse stopped eating from the manger and swung his head towards me , whickering a little . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | A gleaming white horse stopped eating from the manger and swung his head towards me , whickering a little . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | As the youth in the crash-helmet doubled over , Quinn hoisted him off his machine , swung his own right leg over it , engaged gear and gunned the engine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Quinn | As the youth in the crash-helmet doubled over , Quinn hoisted him off his machine , swung his own right leg over it , engaged gear and gunned the engine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Conscious of being looked at she swung her legs and smiled faintly , twitching her shoulders and arching her neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Conscious of being looked at she swung her legs and smiled faintly , twitching her shoulders and arching her neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marler , five feet seven , perched his backside on Paula 's desk and swung his legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Marler , five feet seven , perched his backside on Paula 's desk and swung his legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She swung her shapely legs inside and began talking as he switched on the ignition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She swung her shapely legs inside and began talking as he switched on the ignition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fearon swung his legs to the floor , put his hands on the edge of the bed and grimaced up at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Fearon swung his legs to the floor , put his hands on the edge of the bed and grimaced up at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She handed him his denim jacket and swung her legs out of the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She handed him his denim jacket and swung her legs out of the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | When he realised his mammy was at the door , he swung his legs out of the chair and came rushing to greet her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he realised his mammy was at the door , he swung his legs out of the chair and came rushing to greet her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Painfully , Christine swung her legs to one side until she was in a sitting position . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Christine | Painfully , Christine swung her legs to one side until she was in a sitting position . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | As it does so , it swings its body slightly from side to side , like a machine-gunner raking the enemy ranks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | As it does so , it swings its body slightly from side to side , like a machine-gunner raking the enemy ranks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | She swung herself lightly from the jeep and walked slowly alongside the pool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She swung herself lightly from the jeep and walked slowly alongside the pool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Despite fitzAlan 's assurances that she would n't encounter a corpse , she held her breath with trepidation every time she swung her free hand in a groping semicircle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Despite fitzAlan 's assurances that she would n't encounter a corpse , she held her breath with trepidation every time she swung her free hand in a groping semicircle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He sheathed the hologram blade , then , with a hand pressed against the bunched shoulder muscles , swung his left arm in a wide overhead circle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sheathed the hologram blade , then , with a hand pressed against the bunched shoulder muscles , swung his left arm in a wide overhead circle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Tabitha swung her feet to the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tabitha swung her feet to the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Theda | Without thought , Theda threw off the covers and swung her feet to the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Without thought , Theda threw off the covers and swung her feet to the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Shelley suddenly swung his luminous face towards me , sat quickly down on a chair , sticking out one leg and resting a hand on his thigh , clearly inviting me to hold the floor awhile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shelley suddenly swung his luminous face towards me , sat quickly down on a chair , sticking out one leg and resting a hand on his thigh , clearly inviting me to hold the floor awhile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Delaney swung a foot on to the ladder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He swung himself around the turn at the bottom of the stairs and raced blindly along the lower corridor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | He swung himself around the turn at the bottom of the stairs and raced blindly along the lower corridor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Trent swung himself over to the settee so that she would n't have to shout . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Trent swung himself over to the settee so that she would n't have to shout . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jimmy swung himself down , and lifted the shopping bag out of the cart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Jimmy swung himself down , and lifted the shopping bag out of the cart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The horse slacked his pace , swung his neck down to ease the tension in it , and relaxed his tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The horse slacked his pace , swung his neck down to ease the tension in it , and relaxed his tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | He gave a brief nod , and swung himself down the companionway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He gave a brief nod , and swung himself down the companionway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ian shook himself free from his bunk , pulled on his flannels and swung himself up the companionway and on to the deck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Ian shook himself free from his bunk , pulled on his flannels and swung himself up the companionway and on to the deck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sophie | I saw Sophie swing lithely on to a bus before it stopped moving . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She swung round , surprised and a little wary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The king swung round . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Karen threw her arms round my neck , spilling champagne everywhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Karen threw her arms round my neck , spilling champagne everywhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He ran up to her , throwing his arms round her , but saying nothing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ran up to her , throwing his arms round her , but saying nothing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He gave a squeal of delight , turning round on the spot and throwing his little arms around her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He gave a squeal of delight , turning round on the spot and throwing his little arms around her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had thrown herself into his arms and hugged him as if she were still a schoolgirl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | She had thrown herself into his arms and hugged him as if she were still a schoolgirl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The little Priapus threw up his arms at me , jeering his pagan smile at my English face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The little Priapus threw up his arms at me , jeering his pagan smile at my English face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He laughed out loud and threw up both his arms in triumph . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He laughed out loud and threw up both his arms in triumph . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | She threw herself into his arms at every opportunity , and like a gentleman he kissed her back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She threw herself into his arms at every opportunity , and like a gentleman he kissed her back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She throws her arms about Crilly 's neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her arms | She throws her arms about Crilly 's neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Carrie floundered excitedly through the snow to greet him and it seemed she was about to throw her arms about him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Carrie floundered excitedly through the snow to greet him and it seemed she was about to throw her arms about him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Fast jabs to the face are ideal for this purpose , because if they look effective they cause the opponent to throw back his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the opponent | Fast jabs to the face are ideal for this purpose , because if they look effective they cause the opponent to throw back his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He threw back his head and roared with laughter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He threw back his head and roared with laughter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hawker threw back his head and laughed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Hawker threw back his head and laughed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She threw back her head , and yelled for Jerry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She threw back her head , and yelled for Jerry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She threw her head back , her sherry-coloured eyes ablaze with defiance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She threw her head back , her sherry-coloured eyes ablaze with defiance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stok stood up and put his hands on the small of his back and threw his head back like a man in pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Stok stood up and put his hands on the small of his back and threw his head back like a man in pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She threw her head back defiantly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She threw her head back defiantly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | myself | After twenty paces , I threw myself flat , rolled to the edge and over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | After twenty paces , I threw myself flat , rolled to the edge and over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She threw her hands wide , flummoxed as much by his attitude as the question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She threw her hands wide , flummoxed as much by his attitude as the question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | myself | I stood up , waited until he noticed me , took one last look round , then waved my hands high over my head and threw myself flat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stood up , waited until he noticed me , took one last look round , then waved my hands high over my head and threw myself flat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | He could not recall lurching like a drunk across the small room and throwing himself in a gibbering heap upon the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He could not recall lurching like a drunk across the small room and throwing himself in a gibbering heap upon the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maha | As we reached the shore of the island Maha threw her hands in the air , clasping them in a boxer 's sign of victory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | As we reached the shore of the island Maha threw her hands in the air , clasping them in a boxer 's sign of victory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Frau Nordern threw her hands in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Frau Nordern threw her hands in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Scott threw himself with enthusiasm into this exacting assignment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Scott threw himself with enthusiasm into this exacting assignment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The July sunlight on his shoulders felt like a weight too , but the door did n't budge , not until Charlie stumped along the weedy path and threw his weight against the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Charlie | The July sunlight on his shoulders felt like a weight too , but the door did n't budge , not until Charlie stumped along the weedy path and threw his weight against the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Why he chose to throw his weight behind a man who stood such a slender chance remains unclear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Why he chose to throw his weight behind a man who stood such a slender chance remains unclear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the woman | The nurse came to the bed to fix it and as she bent her head down the woman threw her left hand round the warm brown neck and pulled it to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | The nurse came to the bed to fix it and as she bent her head down the woman threw her left hand round the warm brown neck and pulled it to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | He throws himself without a word onto the blanket beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He throws himself without a word onto the blanket beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | He threw himself down on the huge old bed and stared at the sloping timber ceiling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He threw himself down on the huge old bed and stared at the sloping timber ceiling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | When she tossed her head her hair fell around her shoulders and upper arms in a lovely auburn cascade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she tossed her head her hair fell around her shoulders and upper arms in a lovely auburn cascade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She tossed her hair and preened , imitating her mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tossed her hair and preened , imitating her mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gay took off her hat , the shapeless school felt that would soon be discarded for ever , and tossed the short straight hair from her broad , clever forehead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She tossed her luxuriant dark hair , which fell to her waist from a demure white lace cap tied under her chin with a satin bow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tossed her luxuriant dark hair , which fell to her waist from a demure white lace cap tied under her chin with a satin bow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tossed back his hair and glared down at Rain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He tossed back his hair and glared down at Rain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Marianne tossed her long blonde hair contemptuously , and Shae wryly deducted the point . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marianne tossed her long blonde hair contemptuously , and Shae wryly deducted the point . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | It was clear she was waging an internal battle with herself , but finally the actress in her won out , and she tossed her luxuriant hair back contemptuously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was clear she was waging an internal battle with herself , but finally the actress in her won out , and she tossed her luxuriant hair back contemptuously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Sheila put her glass down and tossed her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sheila put her glass down and tossed her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She laughed prettily and tossed her head , her eyes flashing with amusement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She laughed prettily and tossed her head , her eyes flashing with amusement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | A horse will register his disgust or irritation by wrinkling his nostrils , tossing his head and swishing his tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A horse will register his disgust or irritation by wrinkling his nostrils , tossing his head and swishing his tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Paula pursed her lips and tossed her head , looking annoyed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paula pursed her lips and tossed her head , looking annoyed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The chestnut tossed his head and mouthed the bit , but his stride was smooth and easy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The chestnut tossed his head and mouthed the bit , but his stride was smooth and easy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tossed his head disgustedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He tossed his head disgustedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'd roll and toss all night with bad dreams and talking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sycorax | She could hardly send him away , though Sycorax from the hammock where she lay , surveying the scene , clicked her dry tongue impatiently and tossed about . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | They bathed his arm again but with the water of the brook instead of wine , and though this gave him brief ease he was soon moaning and tossing again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | In the beds , children slept , except one who tossed restlessly to and fro . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | In the beds , children slept , except one who tossed restlessly to and fro . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The poor rector tossed unhappily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had slept badly , tossing and turning in the heat though the room had been cool enough . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | It was only a matter of moments before one man twitched his nose at some unfamiliar scent , and turned to see what it was . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one man | It was only a matter of moments before one man twitched his nose at some unfamiliar scent , and turned to see what it was . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sladen was looking from George to Husband and back again , twitching his head from side to side like a tennis umpire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Sladen was looking from George to Husband and back again , twitching his head from side to side like a tennis umpire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Matt can twitch his face in any direction and crinkle up his eyes knowing that his jailbait fans will be sitting there wetting themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Matt can twitch his face in any direction and crinkle up his eyes knowing that his jailbait fans will be sitting there wetting themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | For a moment a breeze cleared the clogging smoke from the air , and Greg saw , down the path , Viola Machin , sunk to the ground , sobbing with joy over Pimpernel , who was prancing agitatedly around her , whining and barking and twitching his nostrils in sensitive distaste . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pimpernel | For a moment a breeze cleared the clogging smoke from the air , and Greg saw , down the path , Viola Machin , sunk to the ground , sobbing with joy over Pimpernel , who was prancing agitatedly around her , whining and barking and twitching his nostrils in sensitive distaste . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | For a moment a breeze cleared the clogging smoke from the air , and Greg saw , down the path , Viola Machin , sunk to the ground , sobbing with joy over Pimpernel , who was prancing agitatedly around her , whining and barking and twitching his nostrils in sensitive distaste . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | horses that appear to be asleep or resting | Even horses that appear to be asleep or resting , continue to change their weight from one hind foot to the other , to swish their tails , twitch an occasional muscle in their sides , and to keep their ears moving and informing them of what is happening all around . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | The TV presenter twitched her cheeks into a smile of farewell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The TV presenter twitched her cheeks into a smile of farewell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paulie replied , twitching his mouth into a smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Paulie replied , twitching his mouth into a smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Lucker twitches his foot like a troubled cat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lucker twitches his foot like a troubled cat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the black monster | I remember squealing as we watch the black monster twitch its claws on the scullery floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | I remember squealing as we watch the black monster twitch its claws on the scullery floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The two greys snickered in reply , blowing out their lips and twitching their ears upon hearing their names . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The two greys snickered in reply , blowing out their lips and twitching their ears upon hearing their names . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He twitches a bit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fiver looked down at the water and twitched his ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Fiver looked down at the water and twitched his ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The Chief twitched his famous eyebrows , that stuck out of the flying helmet like two ledges , showed his famous teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Chief twitched his famous eyebrows , that stuck out of the flying helmet like two ledges , showed his famous teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I could just about twitch my fingers , but certainly could n't pick anything up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I could just about twitch my fingers , but certainly could n't pick anything up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two Caribbeans | The fat lady shrieked and the two Caribbeans twitched their long , loose limbs , delighted with themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | The fat lady shrieked and the two Caribbeans twitched their long , loose limbs , delighted with themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a single bird | All this happens without a single bird appearing to twitch a muscle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Conscious of being looked at she swung her legs and smiled faintly , twitching her shoulders and arching her neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Conscious of being looked at she swung her legs and smiled faintly , twitching her shoulders and arching her neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He twitched his shoulders as if shrugging the burden of Georgina on to the new arrival . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He twitched his shoulders as if shrugging the burden of Georgina on to the new arrival . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Caterina shut her eyes and twitched . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the lad | There is n't a moment when the lad is n't twitching or jerking or going into spasm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Erika wagged a finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tock | Matron was about to answer when Tock wagged a bony finger at them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shouted and wagged his finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He shouted and wagged his finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Wagging a finger in the air , he marched out of the railway station , followed by Fouchard and his men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wagged a playfully warning finger in her direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The second man smiles , wags his index finger and picks up a copy of his company 's annual report . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The second man smiles , wags his index finger and picks up a copy of his company 's annual report . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wagged a playfully admonishing finger towards the audience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Uncle Alfred wagged his head slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Uncle Alfred wagged his head slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She wagged her head from side to side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wagged her head from side to side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He wagged his head to the music and his turban slipped over one eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wagged his head to the music and his turban slipped over one eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pursed his lips and wagged his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He pursed his lips and wagged his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She poked about in the brambles and wagged her tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She poked about in the brambles and wagged her tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | When Wexford got home for his tea Clytemnestra wagged her darning-wool tail at him but she did n't get out of his chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Clytemnestra | When Wexford got home for his tea Clytemnestra wagged her darning-wool tail at him but she did n't get out of his chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Progress was painfully slow ; I had owned her for a year before she wagged her tail at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Progress was painfully slow ; I had owned her for a year before she wagged her tail at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bully wagged his tail , but he was n't really listening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The dog moved off a few paces and turned back , wagging his tail anxiously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dog moved off a few paces and turned back , wagging his tail anxiously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It wagged its tail in excitement at the presence of so many people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | It wagged its tail in excitement at the presence of so many people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hector , waking abruptly , looked up and set up a joyous barking , leaping to his feet and wagging a curly tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was grinning , in a fatherly sort of way , and wagging his hands at Elinor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He was grinning , in a fatherly sort of way , and wagging his hands at Elinor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | It stuck tiny thumbs in small ears , wagged its fingers , and put out its tongue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It stuck tiny thumbs in small ears , wagged its fingers , and put out its tongue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Piper wagged his hand up and down like a broken automaton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Piper wagged his hand up and down like a broken automaton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Then two of the Koi and a couple of Orfe began to have problems swimming and were wagging their heads and going backwards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two of the Koi and a couple of Orfe | Then two of the Koi and a couple of Orfe began to have problems swimming and were wagging their heads and going backwards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their Cornish Rex cats | Some owners have claimed that their Cornish Rex cats wag their tails when pleased , like dogs , although this is hard to believe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Some owners have claimed that their Cornish Rex cats wag their tails when pleased , like dogs , although this is hard to believe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | In the slow bits , I moved away from Emily and waggled my ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | In the slow bits , I moved away from Emily and waggled my ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Swimming with these giant fish ( some weigh 100 kilogrammes ) is an experience to remember , as long as you do n't waggle fingers enticingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Giving Ellie a thoughtful look , she suddenly waggled her scarlet-tipped fingers , and walked away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Giving Ellie a thoughtful look , she suddenly waggled her scarlet-tipped fingers , and walked away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The bald-headed man caught his stare and waggled his fingers in a friendly fashion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The bald-headed man caught his stare and waggled his fingers in a friendly fashion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Lori waggled her fingers and sauntered off , obviously in no hurry to meet the patiently waiting Chuck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lori waggled her fingers and sauntered off , obviously in no hurry to meet the patiently waiting Chuck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She can lie on her back like an inverted cockroach while waggling her legs in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She can lie on her back like an inverted cockroach while waggling her legs in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Robert | Waggling his arms and legs in preparation for Islamic dancing , Robert started down the stairs after Rafiq and Dr Ali . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Waggling his arms and legs in preparation for Islamic dancing , Robert started down the stairs after Rafiq and Dr Ali . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a horned toad | In South America , a horned toad regularly attracts its prey by -- almost unbelievably -- waggling its toes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | In South America , a horned toad regularly attracts its prey by -- almost unbelievably -- waggling its toes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lifted her feet , waggling her toes at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She lifted her feet , waggling her toes at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Females also demonstrate a type of hierarchy that sees them side-by-side , waggling their bodies to form water currents as a show of strength . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | Females also demonstrate a type of hierarchy that sees them side-by-side , waggling their bodies to form water currents as a show of strength . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She leaned back and waggled her forefinger to show her disapproval . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She leaned back and waggled her forefinger to show her disapproval . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jonathan waggled his finger at the fallen hero . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Jonathan waggled his finger at the fallen hero . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He extended his arm fully and began to waggle it in an arc across the faces of the congregation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | While running up the centre the dancer waggles her abdomen from side to side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dancer | While running up the centre the dancer waggles her abdomen from side to side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Every time he said theme or ultimate theme he held up his finger and waggled it in front of his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They sort of clamber out all clumsy like and then they waggle their tails like a dog and then start cleaning their feathers all quick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | They sort of clamber out all clumsy like and then they waggle their tails like a dog and then start cleaning their feathers all quick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | It performs a special dance , walking in a circle which it then bisects while vigorously waggling its abdomen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | It performs a special dance , walking in a circle which it then bisects while vigorously waggling its abdomen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He waggled his eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He waggled his eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She waggled suggestive eyebrows , stared at him from under her eyelashes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Keith leaned back in his chair and waggled his bare feet , looking very pleased with himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Keith leaned back in his chair and waggled his bare feet , looking very pleased with himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zen | He looked hopefully at Zen who waggled his finger and walked off up the street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He looked hopefully at Zen who waggled his finger and walked off up the street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He looked hopefully at Zen who waggled his finger and walked off up the street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rincewind | ` - and the bit-- " Rincewind said , waggling a finger solemnly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lollo raised one leg and waggled her foot cheekily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Lollo raised one leg and waggled her foot cheekily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Changez waggled the hand a bit and laughed without self-consciousness ; Anwar tried to laugh too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | ` What do you think , Henry ? " she said , waggling her head about . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` What do you think , Henry ? " she said , waggling her head about . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Someone in the column seemed to recognise me ; he was shouting and waving his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bella | It made Bella shriek and wave her arms about and it set Joe drumming his fingers on the table with that quiet disapproval that was worse than anything Bella could do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The priest waved his arms up and down and exhorted us ` Be the angels of your homes " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pedrosa waves his arms about in the air furiously when asked if Mota could ever set a world record . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Pardy just stood there , looking pleased with himself -- he waved his arms in a kind of salute . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ` He ran towards the herd yelling , shooting and waving his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He waved his arms and finally the noise of conversation died . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Interpretive dancers rushed about the chamber , waving their arms and trying to keep the fruit piled on their headdresses from coming loose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hawkins waved a dismissive hand at his lime juice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She waved a hand towards the pile of debris on the cart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She waved a hand towards another detached house at the bottom of the garden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I nodded weakly , wished I had n't , waved a hand more weakly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She waved an airy hand and stifled a yawn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He waved his hand airily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She waved her hand outwards and upwards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She waved her hand in the direction of the open door where beyond a wilderness of pretty villas , stacked white-washed town houses and holiday apartments filled the landscape . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He waved a hand towards the forest before hunkering down by the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | That sounds almost a lifetime to me at the moment ! " she wailed , waving her hands distractedly in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paul waves his hands , meaning everything . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | It was the wet nose of one of Raimundo 's shaggy lurchers , who was frantically waving her long crooked tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of Raimundo 's shaggy lurchers | It was the wet nose of one of Raimundo 's shaggy lurchers , who was frantically waving her long crooked tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shrugged and waved his hands aimlessly , as if ten dozen contrary reasons presented themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Black | ` Fish is such wonderful stuff , so perishable and so delicate , " enthuses Mr Black , waving at the glorious display of shellfish all around us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They smiled and waved at her , and she hurried back to the desk blushing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She let the clutch in and drove towards the road ; she waved at him out of the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He leaned out of the window and waved at passers-by . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I watched him walk towards Daffodil , who was waving to him vigorously , and take the place saved by her handbag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Daffodil | I watched him walk towards Daffodil , who was waving to him vigorously , and take the place saved by her handbag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of his men | Owen was about to move away when one of his men appeared above the parapet and waved to him urgently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She waved towards the baskets at her feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peter waved towards the cupboard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She held her glass aloft in her left hand , waved hugely with her right . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a flaxen-haired man with a teak-dark tan | She was heading for the supermercado when a flaxen-haired man with a teak-dark tan waved vigorously from beyond a group of onlookers on the opposite side of the square . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There they were , lined up on the steps , waving excitedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` When they shout abuse at me , I wave graciously and say ` Thank you for your support " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With his right arm he swam , and with his left he waved wildly , shouting as loudly as he could . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | It was Amanda who , beaming like a Cheshire cat , wiggled her fingers at Grunte in a familiar greeting and waved what looked like an autograph book in his direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Amanda | It was Amanda who , beaming like a Cheshire cat , wiggled her fingers at Grunte in a familiar greeting and waved what looked like an autograph book in his direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People stand on their heads and wiggle their feet in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche frantically wiggled her toes inside her shoes again to try to warm them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jivers young and old wiggled their bodies to the irresistible African rhythms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Verity wiggled her bottom , plonked it back down , calmly braked and shifted up to fifth , dawdling along behind the green Parceline truck while she waited for it to overtake an Esso tanker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wiggles his eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | He managed to free himself only when an ambulance team talked him into trying to wiggle his fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Boy Darren | Well , this was a cue for music and more sherry , and I gave up as Boy Darren wiggled his hips , and my Basil and Jan swapped dressmaking hints . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | As she woke up she was encouraged to move around in bed and wiggle her toes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vi wiggled her toes , wondering if she dared take off her shoes just for five minutes , to ease the throbbing , shooting pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Five Care Bears dance , wiggle their bottoms and enjoy some general slapstick during a rather loose story that does n't matter if your heroes are Funshine , Braveheart Lion , Good Luck , Wishbear and Baby Tugs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Andy wiggles a couple of times as they get the feel of each other again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She rolled him over on to his back and wiggled her fingers invitingly , offering to box , but he lay inert , front paws curled gently round her forefinger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They wiggled their hips when everyone else was too self-conscious to sniff on stage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Masklin stuck a finger in his ear and wiggled it around . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wiggled her toes and gave a sigh of relief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wiggled and I almost lost my train of thought . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | So she wiggled and tossed back her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He caught Carol 's eye , and winked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She opened her eyes again , winked at Thérèse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He winked an eye at his companion and said to Frankie : ` Been to the pictures , have we , son ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Seeing my disappointment he winked an eye and said , ` Well , I must admit that it makes a good story " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She was reassured when he suddenly looked down at her and winked appreciatively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Well , she said , you know what commercial travellers are , and laughed and winked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Yanto winked at Billy , who grabbed his mug and said , ` Okay , drink up , anything for a quiet life . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Keach winked at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shepherd winked at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He winked at Toby and me , standing together in the audience which had gathered round . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nurse bodkin winked in delight as she waltzed past . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Antonio winked in Stephen 's direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | David winked over Josh 's head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He winked good-naturedly over the rim of his glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He looked over and winked back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Billy 's wide mouth stretched into a grin as he winked back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She winked wickedly back at him , slyly insinuating that she would satisfy all his wants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She threw him a kiss as he winked up at her , smiling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nodded and winked exaggeratedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Johnny Dee winked lewdly , and he and Kelley shuffled backwards through the doorway and were gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dennis winked unpleasantly as they walked back to the stables . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She glared at him and he winked wickedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mechanics wink and whistle and smoke aromatic cigars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to wink but , naturally , failed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he 'll wink and walk off , or slide over on his seat , looking nonchalant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wrinkled her nose at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dr Scott , from long experience , did no more than wrinkle his nose at the odour of decay , and spent twenty minutes there , mostly occupied with a careful consideration of the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marie-Christine wrinkled her nose in a small comic grimace . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sabine obeyed , wrinkling her brow in concentration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wrinkled her nose in disapproval . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Everything okay ? " he said , and she wrinkled her nose in disgust and then smiled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nora Fanshawe wrinkled her nose in distaste . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wrinkled his nose in distaste at the acrid smell of the place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took another sniff , wrinkling his nose with distaste . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wrinkled his brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tammuz shook his head , wrinkling his features . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche wrinkled her forehead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sam | ` I do n't think I know many married people , " said Sam , wrinkling her forehead , ` except the ones who 're too ugly to find anyone else . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wrinkled her brow inquisitively , but could n't manage to lose her slightly mocking smile , like a mother with a petulant child . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wrinkled her freckled teenage nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sheila wrinkled her nose scornfully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chaman wrinkled up her nose in disgust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Araminta wrinkled up her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can not counterfeit forty years ' honest work , or get the same result by being a clever young man who prefers vanilla to orange or heliotrope to lavender perfume . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Because they strive , but can never counterfeit the ease or inevitability of great soul ; are smart but never opulent , well-turned but never flamboyant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But the chief superintendent knew he had to counterfeit genuine anger when he confronted Blanche , tear her off a strip , and put overweening ambition in its place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I had developed a deft hand at writing bills and counterfeiting other people 's signatures , my master 's included . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Unscrupulous sellers could counterfeit virtually anything , and in many cases the fakes could be dangerous , said the Institute of Trading Standards Administration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Why did you fake your own death ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Greg | ` Because it seems as though Greg arranged the accident in order to fake his own death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | TRAGIC aerobics teacher Joanna Grenside faked her own dramatic kidnap because she could not face Christmas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | To escape this bitter betrayal , she decides to fake her own death and disappear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | So it was much easier if you had n't got a lot of money to fake some action , and produce some fake Boer war newsreels than to do the real thing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dr Sambataro | Two weeks after my father 's release Dr Sambataro , faking appendicitis , was taken from the prison to the hospital in Parma , where the surgeons supported him in his pretence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Must I fake an interest in your mind -- ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And since the supplied response was lacking , I had to fake it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | ` If they try and fake a letter from the kidnappers , you mean ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mark , however , did n't bother to fake his results : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Sometimes he faked his role , and sometimes not . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No outsider , no amateur , could ever fake that sound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He faked a yawn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Singer Fairlie Arrow was fined £10,000 for faking a two-day abduction to boost her ailing career . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you ca n't get the money , you fake the bank note . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In desperation he faked a dive and hauled the SE up on a tight loop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The 43-year-old Alton woman faked her spouse 's signature on 29 transactions which together totalled £1,155 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He faked much of his struggle with the gangsters , and failed in his wartime duty to fight imminent subversion ; after the war , his genius was to stir up subversion he could quash . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr X | Enter expert witness Dr Alice Heim , a psychologist who said that , indeed , Mr X was faking his test answers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We faked the unit 's video to show us " in " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But were they were faking -- did they simply have better memories ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | UGLY Kid Joe singer Whitfield Crane faked being a student to get money from his mum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He lay down on the sofa and did n't try to fake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | drivers | The company was also admonished on 18 counts of causing and permitting drivers to falsify tachograph records . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | any government | He said : ` I do n't know of any government that has actually falsified figures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | He said : ` I do n't know of any government that has actually falsified figures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And observers on US-registered tuna boats claim that they are often pressured to falsify information about how many dolphins are ` ` accidentally' " killed during fishing operations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a car thief | This standard feature makes it very difficult for a car thief to steal a Clio and falsify its identity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman | You do n't look like a woman who would falsify a document to get a job , but you did . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Charity | ` Matthew , Charity would never falsify an application form . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Corbett rubbed his eyes wearily , feigning to be more exhausted than he really was . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Durie was scheduled to fight an FA charge of misconduct after referee Dermot Gallagher alleged he feigned being head-butted in a confrontation with Andy Pearce in a game against Coventry on August 18 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Spurs striker is alleged to have feigned being head-butted by Coventry 's Andy Pearce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Come on now , Ali , " she complains , knowing he likes to feign death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charlie feigned outrage , then hurt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some poets feign their wounds and scars ; |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I feigned lack of interest and made to go . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche decided to feign stupidity so that the Commander could patronise her and she might discover how and why Spittals had been looking into her investigation behind her back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She feigned enthusiasm , but what she was really thinking was that she 'd been a fool to hope he 'd come here on a more personal mission . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Merrill opened a drawer at random , took out a file and feigned immediate interest in its contents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shrugged , feigning nonchalance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put his hands to his temples , feigning weariness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ken | ` Hello , " Ken called back , feigning the appearance of what looked very much like a smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Charity | ` Unfortunately , " Charity said , unable to feign complete indifference to the topic , ` I suspect the more he rejects her , the more her self-esteem becomes tied up in winning him over . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We feigned not to grasp the reference , though Durham City readers may understand it very well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then used skills honed in half a lifetime as a successful actor to feign shock and sorrow , said Mr Calvert-Smith . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was charged with and was probably guilty of forgery , subornation of a jury , and concealment of a felony . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the former Chairman of the Bank of Crete | The long-awaited trial of George Koskotas , the former Chairman of the Bank of Crete first charged in 1988 with forgery and embezzlement involving US$230 million [ see pp. 37514 ; 38357 ] , began on Oct. 19 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nigel Vaughan did a passable impersonation of Liam Brady and Peter Reid for 35 minutes , but once he tired the home attacks lost any semblance of variety . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | And in its $1.7 billion purchase of Stauffer , another American chemicals firm , in 1987 it did a passable impersonation of Hanson , paying for most of the bid with $1.15 billion of asset sales . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | markets | And Japan , many people 's paradigm of how finance should serve industry , has recently had markets that did the best impersonation of a casino anywhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | And Japan , many people 's paradigm of how finance should serve industry , has recently had markets that did the best impersonation of a casino anywhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a bespectacled American | Paul opens the door , to be confronted by a bespectacled American doing a poor impersonation of Chuck D. Four Eyes is pursing his lips , pointing a finger at Merton while offering him a mock high five . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | impostor | The interviews were already published when it was discovered that he was an impostor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The interviews were already published when it was discovered that he was an impostor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two in the Renault | If the two in the Renault were impostors , why were they taking the risk of using the car and the passports of two people who were presumed dead ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | impostors | If the two in the Renault were impostors , why were they taking the risk of using the car and the passports of two people who were presumed dead ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tammuz sighed and clawed his hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Asmodeus clawed at the back of his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An enormous boxer hurled himself on me in delight , clawing at my chest with the biggest , horniest feet I had seen for a long time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two people over thirty | She thought they must have looked ridiculous , two people over thirty surreptitiously clawing at each other through layer upon layer of raincoat , wool and cotton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Dreading to think what the stuff on her face might be , she clawed at it with trembling fingers , trying to interpret the strong odour in the turquoise air around her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A gendarme ran in white-faced and clutched Fouchard by the arm , shouting , ` The ghost , Monsieur l ` Inspecteur . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Garvey | ` Funny joke , " said Garvey , clutching his angel by the shirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sprang up , knocking over her coffee-cup in the process , and clutched Robyn by the shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | David Swan fell backwards over a chair , clutching his knee in agony . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She clutched the soft sponge in her palm , feathery with water and soap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was clutching something in her right hand , something covered in white powder , as she weaved towards us and sat down heavily and out of breath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Welsh international clutched his head in his hands fearing the worst -- and it happened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I leant against the mulberry tree clutching Radish in my fist and had a bit of a cry there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She held out her right hand awkwardly , still clutching the briefcase in the other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The £5.5 million star endured a heart-stopping few minutes against Genoa , crashing to the ground after a tackle and clutching the same knee in which he ruptured ligaments 16 months ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A small , terrified child clutching a satchel with both arms as though it were her most prized possession . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Closing her eyes briefly , she bent her head , clutching the basin with both hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He gave a feeble chuckle , and clutched his ribs with his left hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then Emmie helped him out of the skip and along the railway ; he clutched her with one hand and held Murgatroyd with the other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The artists were left in the courtyard , where they stood clutching their equipment with the anxious , uncertain air of a group of refugees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She clutched Madeleine around the waist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Finally , she stumbled , fell against a wall , clutching it for support and sobbing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His sister clutched his arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | About fifty of us filed in , clutching our drinks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Frenchman , in bare feet and clutching his overalls , hurried southwards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He let the mattress sag to one side and clutched his scalp , swaying dizzily for a moment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Frau Nordern fingered the linen with covetous hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She fingered the brooch at her neck -- Victorian gold plate with an amethyst in the centre , held in place by a fierce pin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I fingered the lump on my head where I 'd struck the drainpipe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They clutched each other and fell about , it made them laugh so much . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Firmly clutching her hand he slowed , and Frere arced around them on still skates so that he made a sweeping circle on the ice before they came , breathless , to a halt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sally-Anne Tunstall | Clutching her battered handbag , graceless in her servant 's clothes , Sally-Anne Tunstall advanced into the ambassador 's private drawing-room to confront her mother and father , who stared at the strange sight she presented . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She fingered the edge of her dressing-gown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gesner | When they broke for coffee Gesner went over to her , clutching his paper cup in his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She turned on her back , and idly fingered her clit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gina clutched the receiver more tightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She clutched Susan 's arm for a moment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The policemen fingered their rifles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I clutch at his arm , and he holds me , and does not let me go when I am upright . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ruth lowered her eyes and clutched at the banister of the stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | A sob burst from her throat , and she clutched at him fiercely , dragged his head down to hers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sam disgustedly fingered the splintered door frame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stephen fingered his unused knife regretfully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He clutched onto Gillian 's hand with alarming gratitude , as if previously girls had always insisted on his wearing oven-gloves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The villain fingered Rex 's lapels with his gun-free hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I 'd never seen her without a single string of pearls , which she fingered constantly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pumfrey fingered that little bunch of bristles in fond reflection . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Throwing it over him , they finally managed to grab hold of his legs and stop the uncontrollable bouncing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grabbed hold of the net and prepared himself for when the giant eel came thrashing into sight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Willie clutched on to the long wooden seat and , as they jolted over the rough cobbled road , his eyelids drooped and he became drowsy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She reached for Nina 's hands , and grabbed what she hoped were her little fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | In this world , you have to grab what you want , before somebody else does . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Oh baby , you just go right ahead and grab what you can when you can . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Right now she would grab what life was offering with both hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Keane | Just before half-time Keane grabbed what turned out to be the winner when he exchanged passes with Kingsley Black before rounding Flowers and rolling the ball home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With Southampton trailing 2-1 and desperate for an equaliser , he grabbed the fan around the head and tried to drag him from the pitch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I grabbed Tiger around the waist , my chin against his chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fred leaned out and grabbed Carrie around the waist , pulling her to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The water strider finds its food in a similar way , and grabs its prey between its short front legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Welshman grasped this point rather too fast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Instead , he grabbed her head between the palms of his hands , and forced his prong back into her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The priest grasped the cudgel tighter , opened the door and stepped into the darkness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fell on his knees and grasped his monarch around his legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Willi | As she went to walk past , Willi grabbed her by the arm and pushed her , quite roughly , into the passenger seat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The hospital staff are beginning to grasp the difference between CAB and social work and are now involving the CAB with more in-patient cases . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Sadly , it seems that he has failed to grasp the relationship between the district council and the board . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When she remained stubbornly in place he grabbed her abruptly by the elbow , and she started back in fright , her eyes widening in alarm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I never grabbed anyone by the goolies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She grabbed him by the hand , her eyes frantically searching his . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grabbed Joseph roughly by the shoulder as the boy peered in at the window , and pulled him away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | The 22-year-old was exercising her alsatian and a mongrel in Laindon , Essex , when the man grabbed her from behind and held a knife to her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dirichlet , appalled by this , grabbed the page from Gauss and treasured it for the rest of his life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We grabbed the baby from her cot and crouched down in the hall of our house , thankful that it is made of concrete rather than wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With a brief announcement that she was going out , she grabbed a waxed jacket from the hall and ran out to the Volvo , her stomach in knots as she unlocked the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | If it does catch it , it knocks it to the ground and then grabs its throat in its strong jaws , killing it by suffocation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She 'd grabbed it in relief , struggling into it to cover her nakedness , her cheeks hot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Murray grabbed him under the ribs and they reached the bottom of the stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He managed to grab it with both hands as the force of the water , aided by his frantic struggles , propelled him into the yawning mouth of the tunnel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She reached for Frank 's arm and grabbed it with both her hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then grabbed me with one hand and grabbed my steering wheel with the other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Comforting him , I rushed to hone the Poisons Bureau , grabbing the booklet at the same time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sagged against him , her legs quivering , the blood pounding in her ears , and grabbed his shoulders for support . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harvey grabbed two more drinks for good measure , then did a little dance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Charity | With her skirt billowing around her , Charity rushed out to grab empties off the tables before the wind shattered more of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The thief grabbed the cash after smashing a window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Adam | He made a lunge towards Rory , but Adam proved too fast for him , grabbing him from behind in a tackle that would have felled an ox . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Shivering with awareness , she grabbed his hand to still the movement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Julie suddenly grabbed her arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | mummy | As the ship sailed toward the point at which they would lift the bridge , she quickened her pace , ready to run -- but then mummy grabbed her arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The second threat is the man or woman who grabs you , not to restrain or crush you , but to keep you still while they hit you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man or woman | The second threat is the man or woman who grabs you , not to restrain or crush you , but to keep you still while they hit you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The barman rushed round the counter and grabbed my arm urgently , muttering : ` This way , Sir , this way please . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In her anger she grabbed Frankie 's wrist and thrust out his hand so violently that his arm jarred against his shoulder and sent a searing pain through his upper body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With a grimace she grabbed her hair and twisted it into a knot on top of her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fergie | LEG 'S TALK ABOUT THIS : Fergie tries the inch-pinch by grabbing a handful of flesh on her leg to see just how wobbly it is -- and pulls a face as she discovers the weighty truth |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Out of the same melancholy he grabbed irrationally at a whole branch , wrenched it off and tossed it among the trees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She grabbed at his clothes to pull him back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Seeing her underwear in a heap , she grabbed at it hastily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | The cheap TV rocked on its legs as the man grabbed at it in an over-eager embrace , and Joe turned to the woman on the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cried out and grabbed at a nearby wall to steady himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | For the next two hours we flew from tree to tree , grabbing onto creepers to break the fall to the next ancient branch , to land in a pile of ferns and fall on again faster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the gypsies | The police attaché cried out , falling against the wall and one of the gypsies grabbed for his gun as he dropped it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grabbed for his staff and a stone knife , his face melting with fear as he watched the skins over the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He liked to reverse the situation of being led around the ring , by grabbing with his teeth his owner 's arm by the cuff of her coat , and leading her around the ring instead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Thanks for a great mag , which is the first thing I grab on my trips home , being a subscriber ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | everybody out there | What they believe in is that everybody out there is out to grab as much as they can for their own private interest and they 're prepared to meet them halfway on that . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` How many women am I supposed to have grabbed tonight ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the trout | Mrs Sandison senior was sitting in the stern , complaining about the lack of rising fish , and the useless flies that I had mounted on her cast , when the trout grabbed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She worked furiously , grabbing up heaps of earth and scattering it over the dry , sun-baked grass and loose strands of hay so that the fire should have nothing to devour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a film star | There are some rolls a film star just has to grab … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kirov only gripped his arm even more tightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the skeletal Cleric | As soon as a character lays a hand on this item , the skeletal Cleric grips it more tightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Christine | Half blinded by the foam , Christine scrambled for something to grab on to to break her fall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his right hand | He went to answer the door himself , his right hand gripping the Walther automatic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Grinning like an idiot , he grabbed up the lid of the bran tub , and proceeded to defend himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | For a moment he thought the gendarme had seen the incident and he instinctively gripped the holdall tighter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Jumping back , he shouldered the heavy metal door of the Control shut , grabbed up the shotgun and levelled it , ready to fire if anyone entered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pike was talking to a waitress and gripping her wrist very tightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bessie | The pastry took a terrible pounding at times , and Bessie kneaded the dough with a vengeance as she talked of Kate Kerrigan , one of her sworn enemies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The nipples stiffened and she squeezed her breasts through the silk , her breathing growing heavier as she kneaded the sensitive buds with her fingers , her excitement growing rapidly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She then kneads it with her mandibles and front legs into a soft pellet about half the size of her head and flies off with it to her building site . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She laid her hands on the top of his shoulders and kneaded the base of his neck with her thumbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | It collects these flakes with the brush near the end of its hind legs and passes them forward to its mouth where it kneads them with saliva . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He laughed as if I had said something annihilatingly funny and kneaded my hand gently against his thigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche kneaded her brains for an explanation of the summons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was kneading the gloves in her lap , gripping them so tightly that her knuckles showed white . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he kneaded the small hand in his big fists , searching for broken bones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kāli refilled her pan with plaster and kneaded it to the right consistency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She kneaded his back , and touched the plane of his belly , and explored the hard , sinewy mounds of his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Roger | Half awake , Roger gave me a brief cuddle before kneading my back , always guaranteed to elicit a smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The rounds are scattered on the kitchen table , and I 'm moving the pistol from hand to hand like I was kneading a blob of putty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Why do we knead bread ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She kneaded her sagging breasts , searching anxiously for a lump ; all was well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Chola | As Chola was kneading the dough , they hovered over it in hissing black droves , and she stopped occasionally to pick out the ones she accidentally squashed , like currants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Add sawdust until you can knead it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She kneaded me , all right , she wanted me transformed into puff pastry just like Daddy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Moran | When he did wake , Moran reached his hand across to the coarse shirt over the shoulder and gently began to knead the muscles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Once you have improved the circulation , you can begin to knead the fleshy areas of your body such as thighs and calves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Aunt Sarah was at the table , kneading the bread dough ; Ernest and Uncle Matthew , back from the top field , were taking a late breakfast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She kneaded her forehead as she made her way downstairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rostov kneaded the muscles of his left shoulder in an effort to relieve the soreness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She exhaled deeply and massaged the back of her neck with one hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His collarbone ached , and he dug at it with his good arm , massaging the stiffness with his fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Plummer replaced the receiver slowly , massaging his chin thoughtfully with his other hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Stanforth massaged his sharp jaw with one finger , and looked thoughtful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can massage them on your hands , on your temples , or you can use it as a what they call steam inhalation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Instead of replying , I massage the base of his neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I gave her the kiss of life and massaged her heart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Her foot connected hard with Benton 's right shin and he yelped in pain , reaching down to massage the throbbing limb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sat back and massaged his temples , his eyes closed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tried to massage her neck but her left arm would not move . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Scott reached up and massaged his own shoulders as best he could . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | So if you massage in the neck with your moisturizer with upward movements it will help those lines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Pressing her fingers to the knot of tension at the back of her neck , she massaged gently , then stretched her limbs to relieve some of her aching muscles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With a shrill yelp she nipped him in the hind leg and he shot away in alarm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of them | The point dogs catch him and one of them nips him on the leg -- take that for being more popular with the boss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She threw her arms around Piers where he was sitting at the breakfast table , and nipped his neck with her teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fielding | I felt Fielding nudge me in the gloom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She picked up the foot in both her hands and nipped the jagged crescent with her teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nudged him playfully in the ribs with her elbow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a French Commando | I was awakened by a French Commando nudging me in the ribs with the toe of his boot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nudged Cripple Wa in the ribs , and pointed wordlessly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Susanna nipped the side of his stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sabrina was quick to intervene and nudged Graham with her elbow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benjamin nudged me with his knee so I looked away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Robinson nudged the man in front of him and nodded a greeting as the man turned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benjamin nudged me as Westminster Abbey came into view . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He curled up and nipped her finger half-heartedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Cobra nipped him and he died shortly after . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hazel nudged the Doctor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rats nipped at her flesh , biting through her ripped clothes , sinking sharp little teeth into her skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gemma nudges my shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She secretly nudged Stephen , who said , ` Well , I 'm dead beat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Something nipped at her neck , and she pitched forward into blackness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The lads were nudging each other and pointing at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maltravers nudged Stephen 's leg with his foot , indicating he wanted him to stay quiet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cardiff nudged at that swollen head with his shoe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Brownlow pinched his lip between finger and thumb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wiped the scattered crumbs on his tray to a neat heap and then pinched them between his fingers and gobbled them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was pinching her arm in his excitement , turning for a moment when she complained . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'm pinching the underpinning skin in the fingers of my right hand , and I 'm jostling my balls nervously with my left hand . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pinched bruises on her daughter 's inner arm , and had poured hot tea on both daughters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pinched herself on her left biceps and yelped with pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | ` If someone came and pinched my bum on the escalator I 'd k-i-c-k him as far as I could down the escalator , " Topaz responded with gusto . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She gently covered it with her own , and deliberately pinched the flesh with her long fingernails . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stok pinched the big knot with his fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I held out a hand , and she pinched it with tiny , black-gloved fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The little man pulled his cloak tighter about his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jean pinched the muscle just below the shoulder and stuck the needle in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The bodice hung in folds but when she pulled the belt good and tight it did n't look so bad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The elderly lady looked up through her miasma of smoke and pinched her face into a tight little smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Apgood pinched his nose like an airline passenger trying to clear his eardrums , and looked Maxim over carefully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Once she gave me a wink and she has even pinched my bum . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You could reach out , " Giovanni said , ` and pinch the second flautist . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had stood in front of it and pinched himself , observing the intricacy of the ironwork with the wonder of a child . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tammuz pinched his skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pinched her thigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They pinched the backside of the indie monster when sexy flirtations were as fashionable as tank-tops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pinched her cheeks quickly to add a little colour , and straightened the skirt of her plum-coloured sweater-dress before squaring her slim shoulders and resuming her descent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | “ He pinched her once . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lili brushed my hair with a brush wrapped in a silk scarf and pinched my upper lip to refine the line of lipstick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You sometimes have to pinch yourself in order to remember the fact , but accidents even happened before there were aeroplanes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mike asked , pulling her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Clare pulled her fur coat more tightly around her ( it came from a jumble sale and lacked any conventional form of fastening ) and complained . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the girl | Harald fell on top of them and he tried to take one of the guns , but the girl pulled his hair and the young man held his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mackie pulled at his arm in a panic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was pacing about the room , pulling at his collar , and eventually he asked Mimi , ` Do they let you into Sardi 's without a tie ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pulled at the fringe of the curtain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Keith jerked and pulled at his handcuffs , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pulled at his moustaches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Claire pulled at his sleeve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pulled at his tie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His breathing turned into ragged sobs , his hands slickening with blood as he pulled at the loose dead weight of Saunders ' body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The driver had fiddled with the padlock for a while , pulled at the wire , and then driven off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Holding Michael 's hand tightly , she pulled on it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the men | Then one of the men gave a shout , seized the boy by a leg and pulled him into the hall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cranston seized the bowl by its two silver handles and half drained it at a gulp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lieutenant Calley seized it by one leg , flung it back into the ditch and shot it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She 'd seized her friend excitedly by the arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the driver | After reaching the desired revs by using the foot throttle , the driver then pushes the centre button . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She tried to embrace him , but he seized her by the arms and shook her till her teeth chattered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He seized Brückner by the jacket of his pyjamas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | At one stage , one seized him by the neck and nearly chocked him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Dr Neil stepped back so swiftly that she almost fell ; he seized her by the shoulders and held her from him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benedict seized her by the shoulders in an ungentle grip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Blakey seized the dogs by their collars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Molly pushed desperately against the eighteen inch high wooden flap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed at the curl , then reached down for the shoulder-bag that lay at her feet and dug out an ebony hair pick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Finn pushed at the door , which stuck momentarily on a thick doormat as if unwilling to let them in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But as she seized it in her hand , before her horrified eyes the dried petals fell away and fluttered to the floor , scattering like confetti at her feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the leading dog | Corbett pushed the meat through and watched the leading dog seize it in his huge jaws , throwing it up and devouring it , the blood streaming down his black , slavering mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bully | Then Bully seized the rope in his teeth and began to pull against her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sat down and pushed at the lid with one filthy paw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He suddenly seized her under the armpits and swung her round and round , until she was breathless . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maggie pushed on the bar lock but could n't shift it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed harder on the button ; the engines responded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With a sudden swift movement , he seized the shotgun with his left hand and sent it whirling off into the night after the pistol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He seized her left hand across the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dream-man called Duvall seized Jimmy around the neck in a way which was surely too painful to be a dream and yanked him to his feet , throwing him on to a desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The men in the smithy seized him ; and one of them took a hammer and drove a nail into the sole of his boot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then they seized him , shouting in a strange tongue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Beckenham seized her shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Willie squeezed the bag more tightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He squeezed his eyelids tight and opened them again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He seized Bragg 's elbow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Vivien went up to him and said " Oh , Tom " ; he seized her hand and said " How do you do " in a loud voice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The technique involves the woman masturbating her partner to the point where he can not control his ejaculation , whereupon she squeezes the tip of his penis firmly between her fingers until the urge subsides . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I killed her as surely as if I had stabbed her with a knife , shot her with a gun , squeezed her neck between my hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She examined it for a moment , then squeezed it between thumb and fingernail and dropped it on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Buddie snatched up Frankie 's hand , prodded the swelling and squeezed the purple bruises in his search for a break in the skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I squeeze the bottle in my pocket , making certain it is there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He squeezed her hand in understanding , and walked her back to her car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Gingerly I squeezed a bit on my fingertip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mustapha Bint , squeezed the camel with his knees |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The priest squeezed his temples with thumb and fingers of one hand as if trying to press away a headache . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Obediently , she squeezed herself against a shelf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Spike grabbed both ants with his fingers and squeezed the heads until the bodies fell away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Branson | Having grabbed the idea of the airline with both hands , Branson was now trying to squeeze him out of the operation altogether . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shot him a black look and squeezed the water out of a bandage viciously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jancey strolls up smiling and squeezes my arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He squeezed my hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ellen squeezed the lever . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he glanced aside , and yelled , ` Watch out ! " as he tugged his axe free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tugged her housecoat tighter around her body , poured a large mug of sweet tea , and began to climb the stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Suddenly , as we were boarding , he tugged me by the sleeve and said quietly : ` You 'd better pull your socks up , or you 'll be playing for your place . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I squeezed the bridge of my nose with forefinger and thumb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tugged me by the sleeve and pointed to Santerre 's wife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Katherine squeezed her daughter 's hand affectionately . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their owners | Pigeons found sheltered ledges , dogs that were normally unconcerned snarled as their owners tugged them on leashes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Now if you 'd be kind enough to phone up DS Wootton and order him to charge Hebden " he tugged his face into an edgy smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jack squeezed his wife 's cold fingers affectionately . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tugged his hair over his left eye , then jerked his head to flip it back : a gesture that revealed his anxiety . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Someone was tugging my arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Real hair , " he said , tugging his beard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | David tugged a lock of black hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Doc Threadneedle tugged her sleeve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lee tugged the wire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tom squeezed on the reins and they came to a halt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I pointed my piece at Johnny and squeezed on the trigger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tugged her arm furiously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Keith pulled a face at her and tugged his hair despairingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tugged gently at her plait . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The old man tugged gently on the line . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Best be careful then , " and he tugged gently at the vest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry tugged gently at the horse 's mane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jane closed her eyes and squeezed gently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | A silver fish-hook tangled in his curls , dangled by Izzie , and when he woke she was tugging gently on his hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He went into the cabin and tugged at Dickie 's arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dot | ` Let's go back , " said Dot , tugging at Gloria 's hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He continued to squeeze and felt Ho 's body go limp under him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Place your hands on the lower part of your outer thighs so you can feel and see the muscle contractions as you squeeze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Spittals tugged at the knees of his trousers and began to rub his palms together again , this time more slowly , as if he were rolling a rod of plasticine between them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his friend | All this time his friend has been tugging at my shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her little brother | Rosa took her place in church beside them and her little brother tugged at her sleeve , and asked , showing gappy teeth like a crone , ` Are you going to join the sisters , Rosa ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tugged earnestly on Cleo 's boot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The rain remained a moist guess in the air , though they had to tug on their cloaks against the cold in the wind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She took a fistful of her outside thigh and squeezed , making the flesh frown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He straightened up slowly and tugged cautiously on his end of the rope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tugged on Penry 's hand as the path levelled out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Martin tugged on the reins for a moment , then turned and looked at his brother , saying , ` It has n't arrived ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vi stared into the mirror , tweaking her tie straight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tugged on Rory 's sleeve and in a low monotone said , ` Dad , I 'm bored , dad ; dad , are we nearly finished yet , dad ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The queen smiled and tweaked me gently by the cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | St Margaret tugged firmly on her thread . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Midnight tugged with his fettered arm : ` Come , I show you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peter frowned and tweaked her chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had tweaked her eyelashes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He gently tweaked her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tweaked the boy 's ear and Oliver looked at him with love . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry leaned forward and tweaked my ear playfully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tweaked the pale blue hat she was wearing with a look of satisfaction and walked into the café to a table in a corner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry got hold of the foot and tugged . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tugged harder , but it was caught fast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jane | While he was blinded , Jane grabbed his beard with both hands and tugged . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Liz yanked at her arm , and she stumbled a few steps , digging in her heels . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I felt and slid my arms under Harry 's and with my feet slipping on the muddy bottom yanked him upwards as fiercely as I could and found him still stuck and yanked again twice more with increasing desperation until finally whatever had been holding him released its grasp and he came shooting to the surface , only to begin falling sluggishly back again as a dead weight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Daughter grabbed a handful of hair , and yanked hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nina yanked her arm hard , pulling Anne 's shoulder painfully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ellwood | Still holding the old man 's shirtfront , Ellwood yanked him back to the couch and threw him full length . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She yanked Anna toward the car and did n't stop even when the child stumbled and almost fell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the band members | Making no concessions to the concept of melody , the band members blasted away at their instruments as loud as they could . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Cortina blasted his horn and waved him on and that was that . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Biff | Just then Biff started clanging the iron triangle to summon them together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an acolyte | At regular , but otherwise apparently arbitrary points during the service an acolyte would emerge from a recess , face the congregation and clash the cymbals violently together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two boys | Close by the doorway two boys clash cymbals , hard so they hit together squarely , hollow full against cupped hollow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us all | Bedu 's rhythmics lessons got us all banging bongos , clashing cymbals , dashing round the gym and holding a rhythm against all comers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | As I have mentioned , servants are normally invisible for Jane Austen , who identifies ministering hands only when , as at Portsmouth in Mansfield Park , they bang the doors and clatter the cutlery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Quickly thrusting the thought away , she clattered the glass against her teeth , gulped a larger mouthful than she intended , and struggled desperately not to cough . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the nurses | Outside the nurses were clattering the tea-cups . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They clattered their spoons dutifully around their plates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Clicking the heels of his glossy boots once more , he crammed the cap with its oversized peak hastily on his head and made for the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She clicked her tongue and shook her head but did not look up from her work when Buddie spoke again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He clicked her glass with his , smirked , and drank to the bottom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Clarissa clicked her tongue at the other end of the line . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He clicked his fingers for Nosey to follow him , then rode northwards in the dusk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He clicked his tongue , urging the horse to the end of the embanked cutting from where there was a distant view across the low hills north of Charleroi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He clicked his heels and kissed her hand in true Teutonic manner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He turned to Leonore , clicking his heels smartly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pursuivant lifted his head from his notebook and clicked his heels smartly under the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Candy clicked her heels and saluted smartly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jill clicked her fingers repeatedly as if to a rhythmic beat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He clicked his fingers and the Zippo came alive in his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Suzie | Occasionally I hear Suzie downstairs clink a piece of crockery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He writes his cards and clinks the ice in his glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He clicked his tongue , the cob plodded resolutely forward and so did I. |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maxim | Carefully not clinking the bottles , Maxim mixed himself a whisky and water , drank it in three gulps , then poured another and began sipping . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The presenter drained off the last of her gin and tonic and clinked the ice in the bottom of her glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rory smiled , sucking air through his teeth at the same time , clinked one thumbnail against his glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They clinked their glasses and she tucked into her lobster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Woolley clinked her glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kenneth clinked his glass against Fergus 's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Donal | With another chuckle , Donal clinked his glass against hers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Desmond grinned across the restaurant table at Shiona as they clinked champagne glasses together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There would be a small party in the office , Aust would make a speech , they would clink glasses of sparkling wine and he would be gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He held up his cup , clinked it on Cameron 's , and gave him a deliberate nod . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Emmie got up , trying not to creak the chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He was coming out of the bank , and I nearly peeped the horn to let him know I was there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Richardson applied for outline permission to build the chalets after winning approval for a hotel and golf complex at Humbleton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wrapped her raincoat around her , tying the belt tightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Who would separate the clean from the unclean ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Of if you want to separate the picture into two , you could draw a picture representing the land in the south and the land in the north . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the boy | To test the boy 's power of observation and memory , two or three herds from different homesteads are mixed , and the boy is asked to separate them by picking out all that belong to his herd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An usher made an unsuccessful attempt to separate the two men , but it took the intervention of the woman to calm things down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harris struggled to separate the words , but all he could hear was Piper 's anguished keening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lady | Both dogs were straining at their chains , Rosie trampling her five pups and drooling at the mouth , Lady pawing the air with her front feet in a begging gesture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Gruncher | They stayed still , listening , and they could hear the Gruncher pawing the ground at the base of the tree with his giant hooves and snorting with greed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman of about sixty | Ahead of them , a woman of about sixty in a blue tracksuit pawed the ground in the jogger 's equivalent of neutral . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then they pawed the ground like a circus pony , held their arms above their heads and twirled round like a gyroscope , and finally did a bumps-a-daisy only from the front instead of the back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wayne | As he went into his box Wayne was still pawing his belly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those louts | You want to do the things other girls do , like making yourself cheap , going to discos , letting those louts paw you ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wayne | Halfway up the drive , Wayne started pawing his belly and rolling the whites of his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was seen with a pretty young woman , was able to paw her a little without having the effort or commitment of doing more and had also enjoyed himself complaining about his wife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was pawing the sand and throwing it about with his antlers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Battler pawed at his chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tammuz | He replayed several times a shot of Tammuz pawing at his face , messing with his hair ; anxious gestures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marx pawed at his jacket , rubbing the ash in rather than dusting it off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of the children pawed at my lap , as if returning my attention to the lady on the velvet throne . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I got up and pawed at his trousers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A symbiotically mute pair then sectioned each of these into eight translucent oblongs , flouring them and stacking them delicately to sell on to the baklava and bougatsa makers round the corner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The coelenterate communicative process is well known by the large marine invertebrate importers and dealers who usually segregate coelenterates by species devoting a tank to a single species where they will be happy placed close together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the large marine invertebrate importers and dealers | The coelenterate communicative process is well known by the large marine invertebrate importers and dealers who usually segregate coelenterates by species devoting a tank to a single species where they will be happy placed close together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kossoff prefers to segregate his drawings from his paintings in his exhibitions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | householders and industry | Governments and local authorities must help householders and industry to segregate their waste according to the composition of the materials . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Brian Watson , chief executive of the Driver and Vehicle Agency , is to split the money between Action Cancer and the Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke Association . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is splitting his huge donation between four charities , including UK-based Oxfam and the United Nations High Commission for Refugees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | It was only three years ago that we split our business from Healthcare and we really are a stand-alone Division now , particularly with the advent of M.S.I.L. [ Medical Services Incineration Limited ] . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Provisionals and the property owners | Some of the contracts have been straight business deals whereby the Provisionals and the property owners split the profit from the government compensation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | So they decided to split the house in two . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | Men fighting in the field depended on the votes of men splitting straws in Washington . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harvey split the words into syllables and made each syllable a step in his dance , then he changed the accents round and danced the same remark again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The young men split the cattle into two groups and head off to find pasture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rutherford | The War was over , Rutherford split the atom on 3 January 1919 , and the workers ' war had just begun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two parties | The bookmakers offered less , racing demanded more and the government-appointed members of the Levy Board , which distributes the money , failed to persuade the two parties to split the difference . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you split the firm up you will have a lot of small firms each producing at higher average cost , a waste of society 's resources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | somebody | It was like watching somebody wring a chicken 's neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | devils | If those devils can wring the necks of chickens and slit the throats of sheep , then they should n't object to some shot , should they ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wrung his hands in pleasure at her pleasure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her face was pale and she was wringing her hands in agitation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Rapapis wrings her hands in her new cluster house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A woman walked into her doctor 's surgery looking very upset and wringing her hands with worry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wrung my hand for about five minutes and told me how much pleasure the meeting had given him , though God knows where he had extracted the pleasure from , and expressed the most fervent hope that we would become the firmest friends in the nearest possible future . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Yes , you whine and you wring your hands , but then you go back and make the same mistakes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Byron rocks away , very hairy , very clean , wringing his hands , like an impeccable spider in his green fatigues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | All day he wrings his hands , crying buckets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And there she wrung the cloth out in the sink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Tories | Ever since Maastricht the Tories have been wringing their hands over how best to restore their ` caring " image among the feminists they enraged by opting out of Europe 's Social Chapter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Let's hope the military nick knocked some sense into his head , " grunted Knocker , as he wrung out his bar cloth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We do n't punish people for crimes if they are insane , because we have decided that they ca n't help it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When the wizard returns he punishes each sister for her curiosity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then they led Linkworth to the hanging-shed to punish him for his crime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I am not trying to punish you for what Steve did to Maria Luisa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | Nor let them punish me with loss of rhyme , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If they did n't make the offering -- if they plundered the god 's territory without his permission -- he 'd punish their families with sickness or even death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | As God 's ultimate judgement She punishes the evil forces by annihilating them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Perhaps I 'm still punishing him by penning this recollection , or am I perhaps finally laying the ghost ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She 's punishing Andrew for marrying Virginia , even though it was her own fault that he did so . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Clinton | After such a calculated and insulting snub , the Government fears that Mr Clinton may be trying to punish the Tories for supporting George Bush 's presidential campaign . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It had been Dalrymple 's idea to require the clan chiefs to take the oath of allegiance and it became obvious that he had hoped for an opportunity to punish one clan as an example to the others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the tree creatures the Ents | The Queen Galadriel of Lothlorien gives Sam seeds for the remaking of the Shire and the tree creatures the Ents punish Saruman because of the destruction he has caused . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some parents set about punishing undesirable behaviour without paying attention to the needs and ` messages " that lie behind it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Germans | After nine weeks the Germans suppressed the uprising , punishing the city by virtually destroying it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Theodoric | After Alaric 's death , Theodoric took it upon himself to defend the Visigoths , and to punish their attackers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I stated that I would not hesitate to condemn and punish unacceptable behaviour ; equally , I would issue praise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | voters | But here too there may well be a democracy bonus , as politicians of all the big parties try to make the system work , knowing that voters will be quick to punish failure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Chinese state | His was an extreme example , but the Chinese state has other ways of punishing its wayward , educated youth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | I love those who love me , and I hate those who punish me unfairly . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I love those who love me , and I hate those who punish me unfairly . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | God | I want you to know that God punishes those who do evil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There were no champions to fight their cause , so Celie , her friends and family could not show their anger openly in case they punished for speaking out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Caliph of Egypt | ` Well , how the Caliph of Egypt would punish in such a way anybody who transgressed his command . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Whom was she really punishing by behaving this way ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charles the Bald could warn or punish by leaving a trail of havoc along his line of march . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some parents immediately separate the children and punish both when they do not know what has happened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he 's willing to punish , if need be , to get it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nancy and the maid had to de-louse half of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the monkey | He had long hair , all tangled and matted ; there was a monkey sitting by him and the monkey was delousing him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Our fathers disciplined us for a little while as they thought best ; but God disciplines us for our good , that we may share in his holiness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | God | Our fathers disciplined us for a little while as they thought best ; but God disciplines us for our good , that we may share in his holiness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his superiors | Horrified by the obstructionism of his superiors and unable to make progress , Schiller leaked information to the press and helped fortify the outside criticism , though his superiors decided not to discipline him for this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Henry | In W. L. Warren 's words , " Henry had adopted the tactic of trying to discipline Richard by keeping him in uncertainty and had then become caught in the toils of his own deviousness . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Grace had been brought up in a very religious household and she maintained strict standards for herself but , she says , ` was not allowed to check or discipline John in any way " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Teachers are entitled to discipline pupils in respect of conduct while out of school , such as on a school trip or bullying out of school where a pupil 's conduct ` impinges on the school " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But if and when a bid comes they are likelier to use it as a stimulus to change or otherwise discipline the incumbent management rather than selling out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | proprietors | And it adds to the sanctions the Council may take — positioning of judgements in offending papers ; a privacy hot line ; and , more controversially , hauling in proprietors to discipline editors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the policies of successive governments | It is the policies of successive governments to discipline the unemployed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Constantius set out on a determined course of retribution , seeking out all the followers of Magnentius and exacting punishment by execution , imprisonment and confiscation of their estates and wealth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his son Horus | Safely buried , Osiris now arose from the grave to train his son Horus for the punishment of Seth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | America | It is rare that America inflicts such punishment on an American . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | District courts had the power to inflict punishment of up to one year in prison , fifty lashes , a fine of one hundred pounds , or any two of the above . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | District courts had the power to inflict punishment of up to one year in prison , fifty lashes , a fine of one hundred pounds , or any two of the above . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the non-deviating firms | We shall , therefore , focus on the question of the credibility of the threat that the non-deviating firms will actually carry out the punishment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Edwards , who ran despite a knee ligament injury during his successful record attempt , admits he does not like to dwell on the punishment he is inflicting on his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The therapist should also reward any positive changes by expressing satisfaction and by indicating their potential long-term benefits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | I know how it amuses him to reward loyalty by handfuls ; how he likes to make a test of friends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The sailors rewarded Taff for his efforts with several packets of cigarettes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kevin 's | The idea of Kevin 's rewarding him for his prowess with a real lunch somewhere acted as a spur to Jasper , but he did not really need a spur . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Middlesbrough | ` Middlesbrough will reward players for success , but there will be no long-term contracts . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rewarded her with a cool smile as they entered the pub , and gestured towards a table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | Ordinary citizens tolerated corruption when times were good and when the government rewarded them with cheap food , services and petrol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Slave masters matched their gladiators and rewarded the successful with relief from plantation duties , the possibility of travel and , ultimately , freedom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The old king rewarded Sigmar by giving him the warhammer Ghal Maraz , or Skull Splitter , an ancient magic heirloom of Kurgan 's house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | LDP faction leaders | Traditionally , frequent Cabinet reshuffles provided the means through which LDP faction leaders rewarded the loyalty of their members by securing periods in office for them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Parents often ask why they should reward a child for doing something he or she should be doing anyway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | housewife | And , lastly , the definition of rules for housework establishes a mechanism whereby the housewife can reward herself for doing it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | For example , you could reward a child for staying with you in the supermarket by buying a small treat as you leave . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Do you reward yourself in any way for your success ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The ruling Liberal Democratic Party had been looking for an excuse to reward its friends in the building industry for their financial support . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | God | The expectation that God would reward the righteous in this world ran parallel to the less attractive expectation that He would punish the unrighteous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Managers influence the behaviour of their team members by rewarding them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | God or Allah | Nicholas said , ` For what you are doing , I hope God or Allah will reward you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the blessed Virgin | Dear brother , let me out of this awful place and the blessed Virgin will reward you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It is also very important for you to reward yourself when you have had some success . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | No undue force was necessary , and we always rewarded with TLC and a tit-bit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It flicked behind each dimpled knee ; and then scourged her at intervals from her pretty ankles to her shoulder blades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then sets out to scourge the thronging temples of moneychangers and idolators . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she 'd cut sufficient slices she buttered them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | For example , I might butter a piece of bread and be unable to gauge whether the procedure was taking me seconds or days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jimmy | ` Sixteen , " said Jimmy , buttering his toast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You should n't have buttered her up when they had dinner here . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lavinia and Mrs Blackham and Mrs Goff | In the rectory kitchen Lavinia and Mrs Blackham and Mrs Goff buttered buns and cut up sponge cake and ginger cake and fruitcake , and arranged oatmeal fingers on plates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Blackham was buttering more buns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Karen buttered toast , and put more bread in the machine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Virginia buttered another roll , and sent up a silent vote of thanks for whoever had invented sun-glasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leonora buttered toast with a steady hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gabriel carefully buttered a roll . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he 'd shown her , over her mother 's objections , how to take the gun apart , clean it , then coat each part with a thin oil before reassembling it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | After he 'd coated the segments in salt and chilli he passed them round , and everyone smacked their lips and screwed up their faces in pained delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You will certainly need to experiment with exposure periods if you are coating your own boards with a UV sensitive aerosol lacquer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I filled the crack above with belay nuts , tied off , and eventually relaxed enough to hang into my harness and haul in the rope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he could fill a flask with coffee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They could have filled the cellars of Masham with McEwans 80/ and Youngers No. 3 from Edinburgh or with the new Theakstons-on-Tyne which the locals declare is a far inferior brew . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I filled a notebook with names and stories about the Revolution and planned to write a book in which all my favourites would appear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the 2 adults | While the shop assistant helped another customer and the children played , the 2 adults filled their pockets with rings and other valuables . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Letterman has filled his suite with striking vases of flowers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I took the top off a ginger ale and filled a small jug with water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fiona filled a cup for her sister . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the waiter | He waited until the waiter had filled their glasses before suggesting the toast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Deciding she 'd had enough of her office for that week , she filled her briefcase to bulging with work she could do at home , and closed her office door at five sharp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I pot my plants , which works , but I do n't know if this is actually necessary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | White clinched a quarter-final place when he potted the last red and colours to the pink in the deciding frame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Dragoons sheathed their long swords and drew their carbines , but their aim from horseback was uncertain and the short-barrelled carbine was a weapon of notorious inaccuracy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Captain , who introduced himself as Hans Blasendorf , sheathed his sabre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blondel , meanwhile , had jumped down from the table , sheathed his sword , picked up the mace and clobbered two halberdiers with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sheathed the hologram blade , then , with a hand pressed against the bunched shoulder muscles , swung his left arm in a wide overhead circle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I sheathe the gun and walk over to Darius , and place my fist gently on his chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | de Warenne | Edward shook his head and de Warenne sheathed his knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sheathed his dagger , whispered to Ranulf and Maltote to wait at the top of the alleyway , and knocked gently on the shop door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The black-clad thief hissed , and sheathed his sword . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You must learn to sheathe your claws , gattina . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Shouldering their empty bait bags they jumped on their bikes and after a cheerful ` Watch out for mooring ropes , " from Yanto , they cycled off in opposite directions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The old woman shouldered her bag again , giving him a baleful look , and went muttering away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I said I 'd see her after the weekend and shouldered my bag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Germany | Mr Delors said Germany had shouldered a ` huge burden " by agreeing to take 200,000 refugees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Shouldering his load , he turned to Paige , expression serious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Thackray 's tall , craggy fair-haired son | And it was not until Mrs Thackray 's tall , craggy fair-haired son had shouldered his luggage and led him to the top of St Jude 's Street that he had realized his peril . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the attackers | After Desert Storm , many thought that the attackers should have shouldered the responsibility of occupying Iraq , restoring democracy and temporarily administering the country under some UN mandate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bowed slightly , then shouldered his camera and was soon out of sight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We can warehouse your merchandise , repack and consolidate it , deliver it to retailers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | London merchants | A French visitor to Birmingham in 1790 observed : Until the middle of the century there was not one Birmingham trader who had direct relations with foreign countries : London merchants warehoused and exported Birmingham goods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lander | Part of the fun yesterday was when Lander doused the walking hero with a bucket of sea water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you are a film star and smoke a particular brand of cigar or douse yourself with an exotic perfume then you would be a prime candidate to appear in adverts endorsing these products . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He got up immediately and fetched the brandy , dousing his coffee with it liberally . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a mob | He had a video camera on his shoulder last November , when a mob doused three thieves with petrol and looked on as they burned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anna emptied cornflakes out of the packet until her bowl was piled high , sprinkled the pile with sugar and doused it in milk , then sat staring at it while the sugar dissolved and the cornflakes drooped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Chittenden had already doused himself in a flammable liquid and set himself alight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The tenders should have stayed behind the cordon of soldiers and doused the crowd from there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Nellis pulled his friend towards a water supply and doused the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a dog | It takes as long as it does for a dog to douse a tree trunk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He doused with petrol and inflammable glue 12 tonnes of illegally poached elephant tusks , worth almost £2m . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Empress | On reaching her place the Empress made three curtsies to the assembled company , at that moment the orchestra began a waltz and the ball was officially opened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The maid gave a brief curtsy and left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And she made herself curtsy to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She knelt down by the low window , put her head on her arms and cried bitterly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was a command , not a suggestion , and , though she resented being ordered about , she crossed and knelt beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cadfael kneeled close by the shattered head , and slid a hand gently under the right cheek , to turn the face a little upward to be seen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Sent up early to the dormitory , I had to kneel naked by the side of my bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman who had a bad name | While they were eating , a woman who had a bad name crept into the room and knelt at the feet of Jesus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this man | And out of the crowd came this man who knelt before Jesus and pleaded for mercy for his son , an epileptic , who suffered terribly , was a danger to himself and to others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | And out of the crowd came this man who knelt before Jesus and pleaded for mercy for his son , an epileptic , who suffered terribly , was a danger to himself and to others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Deciding that attack was the best form of defence , I knelt beside him and lowering my head to within inches of his , said , ` Next time , It 'll be the bread knife . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Corbett went and knelt beside the man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Almost against his own will , he knelt by the gap , and peered in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Finally , she got up and knelt by the hole , which was the size of a penny . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fand set her spear against the wall and knelt by Ruth , reaching out to touch her hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Theodora made her way up the chancel , genuflected briefly and knelt in the silent pew , praying for ` the soul of thy servant , Paul , his family and all who worship here " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then at eleven he kneels on the carpet |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sara knelt on the floor and began putting away the records Sandra had abandoned , carefully matching the right sleeve to each disc . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He kneels to PAMELA and offers her a bouquet of flowers . ] |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ladies | Then my Cid alighted when he had said this , and the ladies knelt down before him , and kissed his hand , and wished him long life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Christina kneeled down to pick up the handle of a cup . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The girl knelt down and began to play a game of marbles with the Doctor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Philip knelt down beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knelt down beside the dog , staring into her face in the meagre light from the outer stairway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kragan knelt down in front of Adam and looked at him as a butcher would appraise a cut of meat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jelka went across and knelt over her , letting her hand rest on the woman 's arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knelt up and leaned towards Lucien . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Queen knelt again , as did most of the spectators , and as their prayers ended Mistress Lee , her lady-in-waiting , bound her eyes with a linen handkerchief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knelt easily , powerful arms moving smoothly with the paddle , his face , in profile to her as he studied something on shore , rugged and uncaring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knelt to check the old man 's pulse only to discover that the President was uncaring rather than unconscious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I knelt and wiped a diamond pane with my sleeve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I catapulted the tiny beasts across the creek and into the mud on the far side so that I could have funerals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anything too technical might catapult him into orbit again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an explosion at an Italian chemical plant in Seveso in 1976 | Although official records of dioxins date from the middle of last century , it was an explosion at an Italian chemical plant in Seveso in 1976 that catapulted them into the public arena . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Although official records of dioxins date from the middle of last century , it was an explosion at an Italian chemical plant in Seveso in 1976 that catapulted them into the public arena . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | no single mechanism | Warning that there was no single mechanism which would catapult Britain to economic strength , Mr Kinnock said : ` Research and development , transport and communications , science , education and training ; they are the priorities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Warning that there was no single mechanism which would catapult Britain to economic strength , Mr Kinnock said : ` Research and development , transport and communications , science , education and training ; they are the priorities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It catapults grains of sand at passing ants in an attempt to knock them down into the pit and eat them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | William | On one occasion William catapulted a lump of metal into a classroom full of pupils and a girl was quite badly injured . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Divorce or the death of a husband is enough to catapult a middle-class white woman and her children into poverty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This roller coaster catapults you over 75ft into the air , then plummets you back to earth at 60mph . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She chucks a bath towel to me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can start by chucking all that hard luck stuff out of the window . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Wilhelm wo n't speak to me since I chucked his Filofax in the jacuzzi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can chuck me in the river , if you like , for all the good I am to meself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We chucked their livers into a large barrel fastened to the mast ; these were sold for cod-liver oil and the money they fetched was the perquisite of the crew . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He chucks it into the sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The modern manager establishes his machismo , not by creating a business that can employ thousands , but by buying a business and then chucking all his supposedly supernumerary workers on the dole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you just chuck it on the floor , then someone s got to come round alter you and pick it up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he filled her glass again he knocked over the salt cellar and quickly chucked the spilt salt over his left shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Someone had chucked a brick through the gas-mantle on the corner by the Cathedral railings and it had n't been replaced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In Ancient Rome they 'd have chucked him to the lions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dolly chucked the pack at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She said she might as well chuck herself out of the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | When you chuck the arrow , gravity takes effect and it arches realistically in flight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | On duty she strode about looking as if she could not wait to get off duty and chuck a discus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I go to funerals and chuck earth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 'd chuck their pitch-forks , just as if they was javelins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | There 's a load of pigeons round his feet , all fighting over the bits of bread he chucks them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Marie yelled after me to wait but I did n't want to talk to her about it so I chucked my sandwich-box over to her and told her she could eat them for me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | I spect someone chucked it off the bridge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And then I chucked it out the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | any of us | You tell me how any of us could have chucked him over the balustrade even if the whole lot of us got together to do it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We dragged the man free and Warren drove the car at the dogs to box them in the alleyway so they could not escape . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When he came round , they dragged him outside and flung him in his night-clothes , into a car and handcuffed him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | In one shop I virtually had to drag a sales assistant away from his pressing chat with a colleague to help me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Luke | Round and round they staggered like the end of some ghastly marathon , Luke dragging Maldita upright and along by her headcollar , supporting her with his body , Perdita propping up her other side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Meg dragged her chair close and put her arms around the older woman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Osman | There was a little struggle and Osman half dragged himself free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cornelius dragged his suitcase across the deserted concourse of the grand Victorian station . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | state policemen | ` I saw state policemen drag strikers across the road and make them kneel in the ditch there while they held shotguns in their backs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | Working dogs -- even those dragging sledges across the snow for days on end -- should not look like hat stands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One mother , near the Blue Hall estate to the north of Stockton , was dragging her three young kids along a trackside shortcut . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Faustina | Clothes were strewn on the sofa and chairs and Faustina was dragging a silver lame belt along the carpet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John | Paul follows John , who seems to be dragging his legs along the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Paul follows John , who seems to be dragging his legs along the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | With a final burst of furious rain , the sky cleared and I dragged my bag along the road in blinding sunshine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The men took it in turns to drag Stephen along the tunnel back to the foot of the ladder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | George dragged her upright by her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` At the last moment she tried to back out but I dragged her back by the elbow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Eventually he pulled her off and dragged her away by the scruff of her neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also threatened to drag him down the street handcuffed to the bumper of his car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They probably figure the public would n't like them very much if they dragged a sick girl from her bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | If an insect walks by , she grabs it and instantly drags it inside the tunnel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Dragging her into his arms , he pressed his mouth against her neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | You ca n't run with a baby , and I 'm not going to drag my kids into the sort of life I 've been living . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I got up and took the two rugs by their corners and dragged them outside the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Stokill | As I left the pen I saw Mr Stokill dragging a large object over the cobbles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tom | Willie sat dejectedly at the table and watched Tom drag his small mattress past the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dragged a hand through her hair , only too aware of how she must look . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ember dragged her to her feet and she limped stiff-legged through the hatch and on to the landing-ramp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lucenzo swept over to her , caught her arm and dragged her to the entrance of the ballroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was looking pleased with himself as he dragged the table to the side of the room to make space to work in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She grabbed Anna 's arm , her fingers sinking into the flesh , and began to drag her toward the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cornelius dragged the portmanteau towards the inn door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The duty manager had to drag her off the dance-floor during the cabaret show . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ellie | And why is Ellie dragging her suitcase out the front door ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zach | The next article that Zach dragged out was a stiff black circular object . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lily turned to the mirror and dragged off her hat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dexter dragged over a chair and sat down at the desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` She bit me last night , " he said , dragging up his trouser-leg and showing her the line of tiny red marks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their Mums | It was an awful noise like little kids you heard in the street when they fell down and their Mums dragged them along the pavement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men with oxen | Have men with oxen drag the barrels up the mountain to a lake with a narrow outlet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She marched into the hall and flung the front door open . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Meredith flung him an eager glance , enthralled by the noise , the snow , the funereal gondolas bobbing in the water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung him a savage little smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Theda | With a sob , Theda flung her arms about his neck and buried her face in his shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche flung herself across the floor and rolled on to his feet , at the same time throwing a punch up into his genitals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She picked a saucepan off the cooker and raised it high , as if she might fling it across the kitchen like a hatchet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And this , " he pulled Lazlo 's map from his pocket and flung it across the table , ` The great detective left this behind when he and Rex fled from his office last night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her shadow jumped away from her and flung itself upwards across the walls as her candle flame wavered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of the group then grabbed the boy and flung him against a wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the rain | I was standing at one of the windows of the outer office , watching the rain fling itself remorselessly against the panes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Robbie screamed and flung herself against the protective width of Fen 's chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kate flung her arms around him and wept for joy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung herself from her horse and smothered the burning body with her black cloak . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Milton flung himself in his chair and buried his head in his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then , in the very same breath , she snatched up the toppled coffee-cup and flung the lukewarm contents in his face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When he came round , they dragged him outside and flung him in his night-clothes , into a car and handcuffed him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Young Jack flung his darts in such rapid succession that they were nothing more than a triple blur . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The last word was a terrible scream and as she screamed it she flung the glass in the direction of Eddie although I 'm pretty sure she was n't aiming at anyone in particular . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Barton scooped up all the bits of paper and flung them into the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Suddenly they all surged towards me and flung their coins into the canvas sheet I was guarding and one old codger decided to go home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He unzipped his black jacket and flung it on a chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Ranulf thought of the Lady Agnes and moaned ; she had proved a fiery lover from the time he had first flung her on her back and lifted her lace-trimmed skirts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The customers in return sneered at the clothing offered to them , and flung it on the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He flung the helmet on the ground and Philip grabbed it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In we would climb , rolling up hats and coats and flinging them onto the back seat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The men flung a net over me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Another dealer owed a few hundred pounds by the director of a firm he had just left , drove one night with some friends to his house , where they flung bricks through every window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With that he snatched up the bottle and flung it through the open window into the yard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Balberith ripped the remains of the fruit and salad bar from its mountings and flung it through the roof . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung herself to the floor and rolled to safety behind the half-opened door , the Beretta clenched tightly in her gloved hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Oh , yer swine , " breathed the young woman as he flung the handbag to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flung the tape at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Flavia flung herself out of the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With hardly a glance towards the board , he flung his darts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I felt like flinging aside the towel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With an angry , violent gesture he flung aside the broken piece of door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Clasper | One of them picked up the rolled newspaper which Clasper had flung into the crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Whatever he might fling at her this time , she would not sit bowed and tongue-tied . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The last of the mercenaries were running , flinging away their weapons as they went . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The slender figure rose from the chair , and flung back its veil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Finn flung down his paintbrush . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Denis flung down his gun in disgust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Helen flung down her knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Angus and Sawney flung down their weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Amanda flung off her coat in the hall and walked briskly into the lounge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Flinging off her dressing-gown , she climbed back into the now cold bed and snuggled beneath the covers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lucy paced , rampaged , flung out scads of unrequited ire , impassioned as Jay had never seen her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He flung out a hand oratorically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He kicked it open and flung me down the three steps into the street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With a final contemptuous glance she lifted the calliper by its straps and flung it over the small cliff . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They began hauling their sleds across the Antarctic on November 9 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leon hauled the heavy album from its position . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Some students | ` Some students were using these kites to haul grain from the bottom of a Welsh mountain right to the top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Magee tore open the driver 's door , grabbing the man by the shoulder , hauling him from the cab . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The elephants were formerly used to haul trunks from the logging operations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a masked man | ` I was walking home from school and a masked man grabbed me and hauled me into a car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the girl | She looked very different from the girl who had hauled oysters into a sack and carried them to market . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She looked very different from the girl who had hauled oysters into a sack and carried them to market . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We hauled our weary bodies into the kitchen and make token gestures towards having breakfast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He reached down and hauled Jack off his bench . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | David hauled their luggage off the back seat and Bill drove off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The preacherman had hauled her out of the Feelgood and battered her face against the road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hauled his bike out of the shed and raced down the village . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I knew that I had to be the best at everything if I was to haul my family out of the financial trouble they were in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She got to her feet , grasped Melissa by the elbow and hauled her upright . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Arms reached out of high windows to haul in washing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The volunteers started work by hauling away an accumulation of rubbish which had found its way into the little lake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We hauled up the pots , removed the lobsters and crabs and dropped the pots back in the sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I haul her off the bed and half carry , half drag her into the bathroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two ambulance crews and police officers used a special rescue stretcher to haul the girl up the embankment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the guard | JUST AS THE PANTING CYCLIST drew ahead of the London to St Alban 's coach the guard hurled an iron ball on a rope into the spokes of the bicycle wheel and felled the rider . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Down 's Alison Moffitt | There was a new NI record for North Down 's Alison Moffitt , who hurled the javelin 47.54 metres and she later made it a double by throwing the discus 39.72 metres . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | There was a new NI record for North Down 's Alison Moffitt , who hurled the javelin 47.54 metres and she later made it a double by throwing the discus 39.72 metres . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | AN animal rights activist who hurled a smoke bomb across the counter of a burger bar was yesterday banned from all McDonald 's restaurants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | AN animal rights activist who hurled a smoke bomb across the counter of a burger bar was yesterday banned from all McDonald 's restaurants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the young warrior | In the presence of a few hundred Masai , the young warrior hurled his spear right through the district officer 's heart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two fiesty little Yorkshire terriers leap off his lap and hurl their combined body weight of two grapefruits against my legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The gaunt woman hurled his plastic pistol after him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At last he sat back , tousled and infuriated , crumpled the cheque and hurled it across the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dashwood let out a howl of frustration and hurled Farrell across the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hurled a chair across the set , smashing lamps and vases , then stormed off to his dressing room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He suddenly grabbed the beer can and hurled it against the wall then upturned the table , sending it crashing against the cooker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the wind | I followed them onto a narrow , crumbling ledge above the ravine where the wind hurled us against the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Horrocks pulled the silver cross from his chest and hurled it from him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a gas blast | A SHOPKEEPER was fighting for his life in hospital last night after a gas blast hurled him from his bed into the street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | All around him people were hurling possessions from windows and dragging horses from smoking stables . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mait | Speechless with rage , Mait hurled the card in the Doctor 's face before storming out of the cell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | C'zinsit hurled himself into the saddle and charged away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Financiers would not hurl themselves off City window-sills . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ellen hurled the still discharging extinguisher over the side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | A bolt thrower is a powerful weapon which can hurl its bolt through several ranks of troops , piercing each warrior in turn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a powerful weapon | A bolt thrower is a powerful weapon which can hurl its bolt through several ranks of troops , piercing each warrior in turn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | David Gower survives a caught-behind appeal off Mushtaq , provoking substitute Rashid Latif ( centre , in cap ) into a dash down the length of the pitch , where he hurled his cap to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then , when the boy was n't looking in his direction he hurled it towards the pool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hurled himself at the boy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They hurled potatoes at firemen trying to douse a bonfire of tyres in the town 's central square , prompting riot police to fire tear gas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jake had been hurling these same insults at her now for years , and by now she ought to be totally immune to them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With a triumphant yell , she hurled the harpoon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He feinted once , then , with great speed and strength behind the throw , hurled the spear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some began to hurl stones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Cossiga | Earlier this month Mr Cossiga publicly hurled the epithet ‘ son of a … ’ at a British journalist who described Italy 's military contribution to the Gulf war as a ‘ token force ’ . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I hurled my shirt down because I was so angry -- I felt cheated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the horse | He had gone only a few yards however when the horse hurled him over a precipice to his death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pooley | " Pooley stretched out a tentative boot to nudge the copper coin aside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I nudged Martin in the direction of a mindless blonde divorcee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lindsey rose to her feet , nudging a drawer to a close . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nudged Mrs Thatcher towards acceptance of a unified Germany . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the male | After the nest is complete and around 30cm in diameter , the male nudges the female under it and egg laying begins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The boilerhouse bridge needed repairing before it pitched us all into the river . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He reached for Freddy , and with what seemed no more than a flick of his wrist pitched him across the foyer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The girls plan to to pitch their talents against the boys at the end of term , so they 're getting as much practice as possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the boots | He had smiled at the frontier guards and kept walking with his rucksack slung over one shoulder … until the hand had clamped on his collar , and the boots had pitched him into a cell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Erm I 'd like to pitch another figure into the debate , er because I do n't agree with the County Council on this either . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Brown | And yet , if Mr Brown does pitch his hat into the gubernatorial contest , he will start with a handicap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The horse reared and its front legs buckled when it returned to the ground , pitching the jockey on his head in the 21 August race . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The horse knocked the woman over with very great force and then stumbled and fell , pitching the jockey violently onto the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you try to pitch the ball onto the top , particularly working from a tight lie , you will find it almost impossible to pull the ball up quickly enough . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He would pitch a dead tree over the front fence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | students | Meanwhile students at the lecture got the chance to pitch questions at the minister on a range of subjects from Maastricht to the loss of his private life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shales picked up one of the newspapers in front of him and pitched it down the table in Dowd 's direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pressed both palms flat against the cool glass , resting is forehead against the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One can not press this argument too far . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He did kiss me back then , as if he wanted to press his wretched thin inhibited mouth right through my head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Harriet | Instantly Harriet pressed her hand across her mouth in a theatrical gesture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The surgeon presses his stethoscope in my hands : ` What is your opinion of this patient ? " he asks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pressed his thumb in the hollow of one of her cheeks and circled it , rubbing it abrasively over her trembling lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pressed herself into her corner of the sofa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pressed his face into her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pressed his fingers gently into her shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His mother presses the sweets into his hand like someone handing blood plasma over in a war zone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knocked my gun from my hand then pushed me up against the wall , pressing his own gun into my stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pressed his face into the pillow to conceal the sound of a sobbing he could not control . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pressed a firm finger on the bell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pressed a button on the desk , and two guards came in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She groaned , pressing her hands over her ears , but it was n't that simple to cut off the insidious little voice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pressed kisses possessively over her face again as if to make sure she was still his . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She was hardly breathing when , his lips warm and gentle , he pressed a light kiss to her cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lou pressed her hands to her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The glass ball 's pretty warm now and I press it to my cheek and sort of roll it against my skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cornelius knelt and pressed an ear to the keyhole of the closed door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He groaned , caught her hand in his and pressed his mouth to the palm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pressed his brow against the coolness of the pane , and shut his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Any engine machining company should be able to bore out your head and press in the valve seat inserts ( ETC 6278 ) and recut them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the sun | A faint rainbow was coming up above them as the sun began to press back the storm clouds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nina covered her face with her hands and pressed back the hot tears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry pushed the door open and went in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed his chair clear of the desk , and settled herself on his lap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paige pushed herself free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Isambard pushed Harry gently forward and closed the door behind them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Morton went off with him and returned pushing a wide porter 's barrow , with empty sacks in it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this | A rise in high-street spending gave a mini boost to confidence and this pushed the FT-SE 100 Index through the psychological 2,700 level . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The musician shook his head and pushed his little piano away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Merrill | Irritated , Merrill pushed her chair back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were pushing it east , towards the City . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | not one but several such figures | It was almost as though some supernatural force possessed him , causing him to shed twenty years ; his face lost much of the sunken look of recent times , and he went about his work with such youthful vigour that a stranger might have believed there were not one but several such figures pushing trolleys about the corridors of Darlington Hall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the operation of union membership agreements | After 1970 , the operation of union membership agreements pushed overall membership consistently above 90 per cent , and for some grades such as train drivers , unionization has been virtually total . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The shoots were pushing their heads above the ground even though the group was still able to claim record profits as late as January of this year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He poured a whisky down his throat and pushed the glass across the bar for a refill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pushed a list across the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The soldier seized me by the hair and pushed me across the garden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The kitten pushed its tiny head affectionately against her face and she kissed its soft fur . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She closed the wooden gate and pushed a brick against it with her foot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed her chair against the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marie pushed the wheelchair along a side-street that sloped steeply down to the prom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | O'Mara 's wife was shown meekly pushing a trolley along the aisles of the local Sainsbury supermarket , stuffing it with packets of biscuits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed the bike along the quay , sniffing the tarry , fishy air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The gang of four pounced on the young mum as she was pushing her five-month-old daughter along Windsor Street , Toxteth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peter pushed a prawn around his plate with a fork , pretending not to notice , but he was hurt by her obvious boredom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She toyed with it with her fork , pushing it slowly around the plate , swirling it into patterns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Staring at him in confusion , she hauled herself upright in the bed and pushed the pillow behind her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed a chair behind him and he dropped on to it , sitting forward , gripping the sideboard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Marshall | There were newspapers on a table , the story was on an open page and if Marshall had not closed the paper and pushed it beneath others , Wickham 's curiosity would not have been aroused . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed a cigarette between her dry lips then fumbled in her coat pocket for a lighter and , cupping her trembling fingers around the flame , lit it and inhaled deeply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the comedian | One evening at the Village Vanguard Krassner introduced Wilcock to the comedian whose black humour pushed comedy beyond any of the mild Eisenhower era limits of Shelley Berman and Bob Newhart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | whose black humour | One evening at the Village Vanguard Krassner introduced Wilcock to the comedian whose black humour pushed comedy beyond any of the mild Eisenhower era limits of Shelley Berman and Bob Newhart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | My mother was the kind of person who pushed you beyond your own bounds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the kind of person | My mother was the kind of person who pushed you beyond your own bounds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed the thought from her , annoyed at herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pearce returned a hard stare , pushed himself from his seat and held out a hand to Rohmer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This pushed most regions further from their original RAWP targets than the full model would have done and increased the relative shift of resources to the south east . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she saw where I was sitting she pushed her hands in her coat pockets and ambled over on her shaky heels . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Christine | Mummy , however , was very firm about it , and so Christine rather sulkily pushed Donald in his pram along the lane to the common . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Every time there was a call , although 99 times out of a 100 the call was for him , he pushed the phone in my direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | She must have forgotten a few things in the holidays , like the time I pushed her in the school goldfish pond . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the people | As he stood in uncertainty , still clutching his rupee , the people pushed him aside in their hurry to buy a little favour with divinity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alice crumpled it up and pushed it into the kitchen bin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Joseph | ` Are you suggesting Joseph pushed her into the water as she walked through the harbour ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed the tray off her knees and lay back on the pillow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | ` At the time , he thought -- no , it was almost as if he was hoping -- that someone had pushed Klein off the cliff . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Meg stood in the doorway and watched her push the donkeys off the short grass of the plateau and on to the path . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The student has to hone his skills to develop the power and speed to push the material past that limit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Not looking at the cows , but keeping her eyes fixed straight ahead , she pushed her bike past them and then on to the footpath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sat in gloomy silence , pushing her food round her plate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Clinton | If , however , the electorate does buck the trend and return George Bush to the White House , the president will face a tougher task than Clinton would in pushing his economic programme through Congress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Blindly he pushed more notes through the window and turned away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cranston pushed his face to the grille . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pushed a book towards me , and raised an eyebrow as I signed my name . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Somebody had pushed a note under his door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He dropped the lot into a shoe box and pushed them under the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sammy wriggled into his arms and pushed his head underneath Tom 's chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Our MP Mr Ken Hind ( Conservative , West Lancs ) wrote to people in Scarisbrick saying that he has pushed t he Department of Transport into accepting the need for a bypass between Ormskirk and Southport . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pushed the beer away from him with his rather small girlish hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | Once he nearly caught it but someone pushed him out of the way at the last moment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Parvis | ` Now , then , " said Mrs Parvis sternly and pushed Mr Brown out of the way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grabbed Farrell again and pushed his face within inches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A EUROPEAN ruling today pushed Britain closer to being placed in the dock over the killing by SAS soldiers in Gibraltar of three IRA terrorists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dolly pushed the cruet across . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jimmy | ` Syrup , Mother ? " said Jimmy , pushing the tin across . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | three considerations | In the months following his elevation , three considerations pushed Franco towards drastically altering this situation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` I have a lot of questions I have to ask you , " he said , opening the rear door of the Ford and pushing her inside , ` but first just answer me one thing . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the proponents of each fuel | In other words , there will always be diesel and petrol , however much the proponents of each fuel push their own products . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then I realized that she was trying to push him away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was gone in an instant as at last he looked up at her and pushed aside the papers he 'd been leafing through . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pushed forward the safety catch of his pistol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Community care has pushed forward the idea of bringing more people out of institutions to live as independently as possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had consistently failed to push through reforms when governing alone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She was no longer a nervous little nineteen-year-old that he could push around as he pleased . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the huge crop | They claim that the huge crop will push down prices , and this , coupled with cheap imported plums from Spain will mean it simply wo n't be worth picking the fruits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The American grinned and pushed out a hand , a formal gesture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | That would push up mortgage interest rates and have a catastrophic effect on the prospects for recovery , Mr Mellor said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gazzer grabbed the wheelchair and began to push it along the paths in between the flower-beds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took a piece of sugar from the table and pushed it along the floor towards Louisa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Holding it back with his shoulder and managing the flashlight under his arm , Forester took one of the cards and forced it into the gap , feeling it bend stiffly as he pushed it around the edge of the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He has already pushed the boat out a long way in distancing Sinn Féin from the IRA , yet to no electoral avail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her last drink | Although Liz 's body is disposing of alcohol at the rate of about one unit a hour , her last drink pushed her over the legal limit for driving of 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stephen | ` A long time ago , " said Weir , drinking deeply from the flask Stephen pushed over to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We could shove the other one in the wreck of the old car . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | ` They 've shoved a bloody fish-hook down him ! " exclaimed one of the men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she shoved the sketch pad back into the bag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Benny | Hastily , Benny shoved the guard outside , not bothering to check whether he was alive or not , and bolted the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A waitress shoved a plate of cocktail bits beneath Joshua 's nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Liz shoved her chair back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Albert | Obviously in the presence of some prize bore , Albert had scribbled this down and shoved the book across the table to Warnie or Jack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shoved a paper at her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shoved her hand at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She reached the house , ran into the front room and shoved the suitcase behind a big , glass case that had a capercailzie in it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a swing to the right-wing Republicans | He may have to change his tune if a swing to the right-wing Republicans shoves his beloved Free Democrats below the 5 per cent mark and so out of the Bundestag in the next elections . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | She went into the bathroom and I made my own supper by slicing some of the foul cheese and shoving it between two slices of greased plastic bread . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he shoved the letter in his jacket pocket and stood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he shoves it in his pocket with some dismissive remark and wonders what the hell he is to do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shoved my shirt in my mouth first , so I would n't make a noise . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Emily | Shoving the letter inside her book Emily had humped her bicycle down the steps and hurriedly pedalled off towards Kensington High Street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a dozen or so women | Yesterday he was at Hartlepool Labour Hall , surrounded by a dozen or so women shoving leaflets into envelopes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Here -- " he shoved some gear off the wooden slats of the cockpit , ` sit down for a bit . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Aye , go on you , I 'll shove the kettle on the fire , a cup of tea always helps things along . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | So they just shove some tape over it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some of them stood uncomplainingly for ten hours , only shoving a bundle past them a little more forcefully than necessary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bernice grabbed it and shoved it through the dispensing slot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pulled Rosheen and Klift to their feet and shoved them through the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I did n't move back , although he shoved his face close to mine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shoved the thought to the very back of her mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She hung the apron over the back of a chair , shoved the sauce under a covering plate , turned off the gas under the fish-kettle in which herb-scented water had begun to simmer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cast around for a chair , shoved some papers aside with a foot and perched on the edge of an armchair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shoved Gorelli against the Chrysler with his gun and pulled the rear door open . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pulled the pistol free and shoved it against Hitch 's cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gloria | So Gloria had shoved it out of the way under the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They hit many patches of soft sand and wasted hours unloading vehicles , shoving them up to the top of dunes and reloading again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In doing this they have first cheapened the original process of selection which is made meaningless , and then , they shoved their heads firmly back into the sand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Whitlock shoved him back onto a tarpaulin in the corner of the warehouse and scooped up the Browning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she hurried out to the car , carrying her drawing materials which she had shoved hurriedly into a canvas bag , Julius was already sitting in the driving seat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Father Peter | He slurped as noisily as a ravenous dog , mopping up what was left with hard crusts of bread which Father Peter shoved before him on a wooden platter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The same bottle you 'd shoved halfway down his throat ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You always had to spit it out and shove it down the back of some chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Not really , but you might do up your top button and shove your tie up a bit -- my mother 's watching this . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Hartlepool magistrates heard that he allegedly threw a petrol bomb into the rear of the premises . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | There are one or two things you can try , in order to remedy the situation , before you finally throw your air pump out of the bedroom window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the cart | ` I watched him , in his torn and sodden shirt , until the cart lurched round a corner , throwing him off-balance against the rails ; in my dreams I still watch him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Auguste rushed to the kitchen across the corridor , returning with a bottle of water , hotly pursued by Boris , and threw it all over Fouchard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Corbett repeated his instructions and , throwing his cloak about him , went downstairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Keith throws his hands above his head in the touchdown sign . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In a flash , she saw Jenny 's blaze of red hair , Jamie beside her , and she threw the bouquet above the heads of the others , straight at Jenny , who gasped and caught it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The police hastily threw a cordon across the end of Duke Street and here the first clashes occurred . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lee threw the helmet across the ground towards him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In the end , she threw her pencil across the room in frustration , then paced over to the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We threw ourselves against the door , and as the lock broke we went in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John | When John threw him against the foam sofa unit , it tipped over backward and he cracked his head against the window behind , splitting the glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Unable to sleep and seeing Madame 's bedroom light still on , she had thrown a pebble against the glass and called her down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cardiff threw himself backwards against the staircase wall , as the thing from the stairwell lunged backwards into the darkness , taking the flapping and gutted body of Peters with it , still fastened to its arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | When it goes off you throw it against the wall to stop the noise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She ejected the clip and threw it amongst a pile of discarded wooden crates in the corner of the shed , then buried the rifle under a mound of rubble in the pockmarked skip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Both parents got very emotional and threw their arms around her , although she had never felt they were very close before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Lock ( 46 ) | Within an hour Mr Lock ( 46 ) began hallucinating , throwing books around the classroom and clinging to walls , said Miss Sue Longstaff , prosecuting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Randhawa | The goods were then taken back to Mansha 's home where his girlfriend heard the men and saw Randhawa throwing the stolen jewellery around the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pulled it off and threw it behind him , revealing himself naked to the waist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Liberal Democrats | The Government 's chances of forcing debate into the small hours against Labour and rebel Tory opposition were boosted when the Liberal Democrats threw their weight behind the procedural Commons motion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | What safety they offered was debatable , but if worst came to worst he would throw himself beneath a car , and deny the voiders the entertainment of his slow demise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Instinctively , she darted forward , throwing herself between them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I pulled off my shirt and threw it beyond the woodpile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | The High Court in Edinburgh heard today that Graeme Ralph ( 16 ) was waiting for the Inverness-London sleeper at Falkirk Grahamston station when he saw a man throwing a trolley from a bridge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benedict almost threw her from him , and leapt off the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He threw her hand contemptuously from him and she rubbed it , wondering if she would ever get rid of the impression of his fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed her chair back and threw the debris from the ashtray into her wastepaper basket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | She liked the sizzling sound of the water as it hit the stones when someone threw it from the bucket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lucie | He dreamt that Lucie threw him from the parapet of a bridge into deep water , with a stone statue of Garvey tied round his neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Joyriders ripped them off and threw them from the window as they sped through the Blackbird Leys estate to the Oxford Speedway Stadium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the cops on Plenty | She had heard the cops on Plenty did n't even bother throwing you in jail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And once he had heard Sweetheart coming down the stairs , her high-heels ringing on the stone steps , and he had thrown the stolen food in Rosie 's corner in a panic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Despite the time lost , he threw himself into his work and eventually , with a good brain and a determination to achieve , obtained qualification to become a surgeon in a children 's hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The boy waved his stick round his head and threw it into the pool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | On their way to the station she would not throw her coin into the Trevi Fountain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'd thrown the receiver off the hook , but she was haranguing the empty line , demanding he reply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They try and throw the hounds off the scent and generally disrupt things . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Feathers , who was not Harry 's father , told the court he threw the baby on the bed because he would not stop crying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | If the nature of such a vibration can be established it may throw some light on the nature of the electronic band . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he took out the keys and threw them onto the bonnet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Flora blew her nose into the pristine handkerchief , scrunched it into a ball and threw it onto the linoleum floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The barman returned , smiled , and threw the liquid over his face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Silver came towards the stockade , threw his crutch over the fence , then climbed after it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Even the violent messages , when she threw things round the room , went unheeded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of the young labourers had thrown a brick through a window , the part of the house still standing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His right hand took hold of the guard 's tie and collar and he threw him backwards through the doorway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He threw himself almost sideways through the gap , rolling across the ground as much to put out the fire that was burning him as to lessen the momentum of the fall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all | At his command all four took off their masks and tracksuit tops and threw them through the windows on to the garage floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a businessman in Middlesbrough | And a businessman in Middlesbrough threw eight thousand pounds to masked raiders who rammed his car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paramount have thrown caution to the wind and employed MICHAEL CIMINO to write and direct a movie entitled Heaven Is A Sometime Thing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | He saw him throw the noose towards him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the young woman | Visible now only in the panoramic view , the young woman appeared to be throwing something towards the few remaining Counsellors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Officialdom 's response has been to throw more money at the problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` More wine ? " she asked , throwing her coat carelessly on to a sofa in the drawing-room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Er I know there were complaints that people used to throw rubbish out of the windows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She says he throws things without thinking about the damage it does . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he told them how he had thrown the Bible , Mrs Wood gave a little scream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He threw the letter aside , and went to stare at his Supper at Emmaus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He did so , shakily , using the chair he 'd just thrown aside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the women | " Mounted troops pursued some of the crowd through Christian Street and the women threw from the windows all they could lay hands on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They tipped the contents of one oil drum into the car and threw in a burning rag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Some she discarded and threw into the fire , others she kept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If it looks good he throws on more wood , if it looks bad he throws on more paraffin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The Feldwebel took it into a corner and pulled out a large envelope which he threw onto the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He caught the pliers that she threw to him , and the ball of string , and then went to hold the step-ladder steady while Kitty descended . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She would grit her teeth and take everything he threw at her -- for the time being . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Passengers | ` Passengers are requested not to throw out of the window anything likely to injure men working on the line " , said a notice in the compartment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Jerrys | ` We 'll be more likely to get killed with them falling on us than anything what the Jerrys throw down , " Hetty said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Do you want me to apologise for picking up the gauntlet you threw down ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he also knew the moment he threw away the shotgun , he was also throwing away his last hope of survival . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He threw down his goose quill and grasped the clerk 's hands , pumping them up and down vigorously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Franca | Working frantically and fast Franca dragged her clothes out of the wardrobe , carried them onto the landing and threw them down the stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he had already thrown the scotch down his throat , Neville refilled his glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | “ He might have thrown it over the cliff . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Firms that should be investing and preparing are throwing overboard , just to survive , research , design and everything , including model changes and investment , to struggle through a depression that the Government have created . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | He ran to help and found that , instead of repairing it , men were thrusting what they could into carts , still under its netting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She thrust the paper across the desk , then was gone almost as fast as she 'd come . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He thrust the coin among his clothes and started to run away but turned back to say , ` You a Yankee , Mister ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Their scent came up to him as he made for the stage door , thrusting his note carefully among the rain-wet blooms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Instantly , she thrust it from her as though it were the plague . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maggie | When Sarah was leaving , Maggie thrust a parcel in her arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He thrust both hands in his pockets and rocked back on his heels . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He leaned back in his chair and thrust his hands inside his trouser pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was cold and he thrust his hands deeper inside the pockets of his coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Finally he stood up , thrusting his hands into the pockets of his black trousers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He thrust a sandwich on a plate in front of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Michael impatiently thrust him on one side and brought out the sack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But a moment later he was up again and had thrust his head over the back of the board . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sam thrust his leg over the sill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | It is quite commonplace for me to thrust my hand past my ferrets , grab a rabbit by its hind legs and pull it past the ferret . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They unlocked this gate and thrust me through it , locked it behind me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dropped her parcels and thrust one arm through the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tzann thrust the sealed orders to one side , on top of a small pile of unopened mail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cursed himself inwardly and tried to thrust the whole matter to the back of his mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His eyes darkened as he thrust the cool-box towards her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mervyn did not answer but thrust the book towards him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She thrust the customary tip towards the croupier with a slip of paper wrapped around a plaque . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A brave reporter thrust a microphone under his nose and asked him for his comments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | The whisper made him stir in his sleep , turning and thrusting one arm under the pillow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ace tried to thrust a ghostly neural net crystal underneath the Doctor 's nose and only succeeded in pushing it out of the image field . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Clasper threw the useless microphone to the ground and thrust a rolled up newspaper aloft , which he brandished furiously in his left hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she thrust a foot against her husband 's side , saying , ` You had your answer , did n't you ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was carrying a small spear and only just had time to raise it and thrust it at the Scarag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Prince did n't even wait for an answer but turned to a small table beside him , slopped two goblets full of wine , rose and thrust them at his unwanted guests . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pushed back her slim shoulders beneath the red jacket she was wearing and thrust her chin at him defiantly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | The mechanism that thrust him away from advertising and into politics and enabled him to change his life was the London Business School . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mechanism that thrust him away from advertising and into politics and enabled him to change his life was the London Business School . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A white line of fury around his mouth , he lifted the gold locket around her neck and , opening it with his thumbnail , thrust it before her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A hand thrust a large glossy photograph out of the window and waved it under Earle 's nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | On ceremonial occasions they thrust themselves forward with their cameras . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lisa 's high society wedding to Marco last August , attended by Michael and Shakira Caine , Keith Floyd and Albert Roux , | But Lisa 's high society wedding to Marco last August , attended by Michael and Shakira Caine , Keith Floyd and Albert Roux , thrust her from being a successful model into full membership of Diana 's prized circle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He seized her and thrust her outside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tommy had thrust a bayonet right through its belly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taczek thrust himself up from his chair and patted his jacket and trousers to remove any creases . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The attacker now completes the turn and thrusts his right leg out towards his opponent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | For one moment he almost fell again , then he thrust one leg forward , finding his balance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The more you thrust forward your ideas , your solutions , your methods , the less the subordinate will feel responsible for his own actions , and hence committed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Juliet thrust back the file and hurried down the ward . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shiona thrust up her chin and looked straight at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a coal fire , rendered more fierce by the confines of the small , black-leaded grate , | In the little back parlour , a coal fire , rendered more fierce by the confines of the small , black-leaded grate , thrust yellow flames up the chimney . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He thrust open his bedroom door , turned , hands in the pockets of that immaculate dark blue suit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tossed the expensive silk away as though it were a rag , revealing the bold , hard contours of his chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Yes , " she agreed , tossing the offending garment back on to the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bliss turned on his heel and , pausing only to toss his cigarette end into one of the fire buckets , sauntered out of the hotel lobby . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tossed her hair back and addressed him levelly , keeping her rage in check . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took off his jacket and tossed it across a wooden bench by the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tossed the letter across the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He folded the paper and tossed it across the table to eagerly awaiting hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paul pulled several cubes of sugar from his pocket and tossed them among the children , and they squealed and fought among themselves , passing the prizes eventually from hand to hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She began to struggle , tossing her head wildly from side to side in an effort to avoid his marauding lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lais tossed her cigarette from the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | At the station I pick up my other parcel from Left Luggage , and toss it in a holdall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | animals with horns | And animals with horns have sometimes managed to toss their tormentors high in the air when making a last-ditch stand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | That way , when you bust your board , you do n't just toss it in the garbage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ymor crumpled the note and tossed it into a corner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Taking it out , she ripped it into tiny pieces then tossed the fragments into the bucket that still stood on the dresser like some awful avant-garde ornament . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With two brisk movements she wrenched the wire loose and tossed the microphone into the water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took out the letter and tossed it on the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tossed the paper on the desk and looked moodily out of the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Getting out , he tossed the cap on the seat , wrestled off the uniform , exposing the lightweight dark suit he wore under it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man strode into the centre of the room and tossed his hat onto a chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Graham took an envelope from his pocket and tossed it onto the sofa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had tossed his coat over the back of a chair and was pouring whiskies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tossed a glittering object through the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tossed the plans to one side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took two pears from a bowl and tossed one to Rostov . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tossed the packet towards her a few moments later . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He drew out a pack of five cigars and tossed them towards Moss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tossed the money towards the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But if I were Ben Hogan , and a Bob Hamilton or Willie Goggin chipped in to beat me in The Masters , a Walter Burkemo holed a sand shot to swipe the PGA , a raw rookie -- pick one -- holed a 7-iron to beat me somewhere in Florida and then the like of a Bud Holscher or a Shelley Mayfield holed yet another sand shot to steal yet another victory , then I 'd not only be scouring the Fort Worth Yellow Pages looking for the nearest shrink , I might even think of tossing myself under a freight train in the nearest marshalling yard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He turned and tossed a penny at the lad still squatting in the corner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ace slid to the floor and cleared a space around her by tossing dead creatures on to the pile of bodies in the middle of the cabin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Travis stripped off his shirt and tossed it aside before unrolling the sleeping-bag and spreading it before the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His father was more than six foot and could toss the caber further than any man in Bunarkaig . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Now he was content to release him , to toss him back in the water like a catch unworthy of the landing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Carla and Nick were sitting on the grass , languidly tossing Sara 's frisbee to and fro . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two powerful men | His first experience of the conflict between two powerful men , tossing between them the idea of war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When the Muni Mob and Jimmy Cagney had a gang war , they tossed in hand grenades every twenty minutes . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She sank down on to the bed and glanced at the writing pad that she 'd tossed there after a brief effort to write to Arnie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The PLAYER tosses down his last coin by way of paying up , and turns away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He broke eye-contact , lifting his glass to his mouth , throwing his head back and tossing down the contents of the glass with one smooth action . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Women leaning over balconies looked and tossed down flowers , younger women openly showed their approval with a strange clicking sound and Fernando walked on , oblivious of it all . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it 's waters | And God says the wicked are like the tossing sea , for it can not be quiet , and it 's waters toss up refuse and mud . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sank back into his chair as Pyke and I walked away from the table , and tossed the whisky down his throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So he jumps down onto the walkway and upends the body , tossing it over the side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smiled , taking a last draw on the cigarette before tossing it over the rail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You must turn your back , shut your eyes , and toss it over your shoulder . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the balloon | Soon , that string will run out and the balloon tug itself free and be lost . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he glanced aside , and yelled , ` Watch out ! " as he tugged his axe free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It unrolled as he tugged it across the bedroom floor , and inside was the blood-soaked corpse of Maria Shill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Yarrow tugged a long card-index box across the desk and set about it with a bespittled finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tugged him gently along the walkway , which was made of planks , I discovered , with short mooring posts sticking up at intervals , needing me to lift his legs over one at a time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Holly took the bread and tugged it between his fingers and wolfed it to his mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche tugged a handkerchief from her bag and blew her nose violently as if to remove the smell of urine from her nostrils . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tugged the silver medallion from her dress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The girl tugged a handkerchief from the pocket of her dress and blew her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Eagerly she tugged the card off the Cellophane wrapping -- then stared at it in confusion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tugged a fur-lined hat over his cropped white hair as he approached the transit van , his eyes riveted on Vasili 's face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Dropping her head , she tugged a brush vigorously through the rippling red-gold , and then tossed it all back in a wild wavy curtain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the woman | ` Do n't be silly ! " snaps the woman , tugging her offspring through the throng . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Catching her hand , he began tugging her back towards the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She twined her fingers through Piers 's and tugged him towards the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nina took her hand again , and tugged her away from the open door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of them began to tug his carbine out of its holster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sighed and tugged her closer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Suddenly he reached out and tugged a small , black feather from the fringe of his cloak . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he strode to her , grabbing her wrist and tugging her upstairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ellie | Tugging her hat straight , Ellie followed them into the hotel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The weight of the engine tugged his nose down and he had to keep tugging it up again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tugged the ribbon and lifted the lid and heard myself give a harsh shout of anger and rejection and probably shame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was a very gentle push , which Yanto did not believe was a serious attempt to stop him , so , as he swayed back against her , he tugged them down another inch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harry tugged back the curtains and squinted out at the painful brightness of a frosty morning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | “ If you did , you 'd never try to pull the wool … ” he reached up and tugged down her hat further over her forehead “ … over my eyes , ” he breathed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He paused as he tugged off the filthy tarpaulin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began to tug off his mask . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Together , by getting their fingers in the rat-holes , they managed to tug up a few feet of rotten chestnut boarding , tindery at the edges . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fearon dragged it on over his sweater , tugged a disreputable flat cap over his wet hair and set off briskly towards the yard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rohmer | Furious with Gilbert 's panic , Rohmer pushed past him and yanked the door wide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I yanked the door open and hit the threshold running . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She yanked the sleeping-bag even higher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iris yanked her leotard from a drawer and headed for the bathroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Negligently he reached into a front garden and yanked a flower from its tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He yanked the cable from the socket under the console , threw it out of the TARDIS and closed the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rode at it , braked , yanked Mariana off the pillion and yelled at her to climb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Grabbing her by the arm , he yanked her to her feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | FitzAlan reached down and yanked her to her feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She yanked Anna toward the car and did n't stop even when the child stumbled and almost fell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Doug | He put his hand in his jacket pocket , searching for his wallet , and as he did , Doug , serious now , yanked Harry towards him and whispered in tones from which all traces of his cockney accent were now absent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She walked across the room and , grabbing her daughter 's long hair , yanked her towards the cell door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a careless foot | Avoid long trailing flexes wherever possible ; they are a trip hazard , and a careless foot could yank the flex out of a plug or appliance , or pull the appliance over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | anyone | It would have been easy for anyone to reach in and yank a club out of the bag . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She gasped as he yanked her closer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Getting tiredly to her feet , she yanked open the door and then just stood there , staring helplessly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of them grabbed at the first man 's hair and yanked his head back , beating at his face with his other hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He yanks me up by the hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Terry grabbed at Joe 's hands and tried to yank them away , but the grip was too strong . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ran to the bedroom and yanked open the window just as Saunders and the guard entered the flat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Creed yanked back the lift door and then the outer one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Barrow yanked back the bedclothes and both men gasped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the midwife | He virtually threw me on the delivery bed and the midwife yanked down my trousers -- and there was the baby , with his head and a hand out , gazing at us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry pulled open the door , yanked off the three top sheets and scuttled back to his car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Judy | ` I 'll take off your shoes , " Judy offered , yanking off his handmade Italian loafers and then tying his ankles to the bed with his beige silk socks , so that he was spread-eagled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she pulled the biscuit tin towards her across the table , yanked off the lid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry yanked out the jack , groped for the papers and stuffed them into his pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man screamed , yanked out the pin and threw the grenade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I yanked out my wallet and went through the credit slips and travellers " -cheque dockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She turned back and yanked shut the door from where the offending smell came . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Francis | Lucy was not at work the next day , Francis was writhing in voyeuristic anticipation , Jay was mute , and Access and Interflora were making easy money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zambia | Lennon shook Nathan off but the boy was already leaping down the stairs to where Zambia was writhing on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fedorov writhed from his attacker 's grip and sprang to his feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mare writhed and groaned as another spasm of pain shook her body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She writhed about on the floor in agony . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The smaller man writhed on the ground in authentic agony , screaming and calling for help as the two bigger men pounded him with their feet and fists -- an expert job , I must say . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I detached her gently from her twig and she writhed in anger , exposing her paler stomach and all her spiky little paws that clung leechlike to the branch to which I returned her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But as he writhed on the carpet after the sprint , he was ticked off by 28-year-old Angela for ` over-reacting . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | And while we fret and writhe in bandaged uncertainty -- are we a voluntary patient ? -- we fabulate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She writhed her hands till her fingers were wet with sweat or blood ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the torment | She fell silent , unable to speak openly -- especially to this man -- of the torment writhing within her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tossed and writhed on my hard bed , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some living creature | And even though the little fellow stood stock still , his shadow heaved and twisted as some living creature writhing in unimaginable torment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His partner is writhing on the ground , about to rise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Rosie 's face was distorted with pain now , and she writhed on the couch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Town striker | A minute later , Harefield 's Paul Swayles was lucky to stay on the field , after a deliberate elbow in the face of Aries , which left the Town striker writhing in agony . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wriggled his shoulder free and stepped backwards , away from the Hare-woman and closer to Jinny . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to wriggle free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wriggled his arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Nina 's upper arm was ringed with red , but she bent her elbow and wriggled her fingers , getting the circulation going again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stretched with pleasure and wriggled her feet on the chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wriggled his foot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He came up to her , snuffling , wriggling his clownish hindquarters , letting out little , frenzied yaps of delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Grinning , she took up a seductive pose and started to wriggle her hips for him , swirling round sensually and then slowly undoing the clasp at her back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Free at last , she wriggled her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She slipped off her right shoe , and wriggled her toes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He eyed her quizzically across the table as she sipped the delicious drink and wriggled her toes in reluctant pleasure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | All he could do was smile and wriggle his toes in delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | So much so that she remembers trying to wriggle her face away from it without success . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slid his arms into the sleeves and wriggled his shoulders until the stiffened collar stood up around his ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dot managed to wriggle past and down the stairs , and there in the basement room sat the man in the drab , illfitting , demob suit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | To his relief she wriggled across the seat , leaving room for him to get in beside her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kate | The blue eyes burning into hers were carrying a very disturbing message , and Kate wriggled in delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Privet had wriggled in discomfort at this description and asked what special expertise Snyde had in the Library , a question Fieldfare could not answer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wriggled in outrage , but when he caught her head between his hands , pulling back for a few moments to stare intently into her face , she stopped fighting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Once inside she wriggled into the corner of the seat to make room for him , and prepared to enjoy the novelty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Wilkie wriggled into the seat beside her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was wriggling on the seat with agitation , and her long , thin fingers picked at the material of her tights , pulling up little tents above her knees , then letting them go . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The smoke reached Amanda and made her sneeze ; she wriggled under the blankets and Cormack looked down at her shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rincewind | Moving on heels , fingertips and shoulder muscles , Rincewind wriggled sideways until foliage masked the oak and its occupants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Christopher wriggled around on his lap , rubbing fiercely at his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I wriggled back into the saddle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She began to wriggle slightly , to see if she could get her hands free , but it was no good , the straps were still too tight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The cat shuddered as her bows bit into the swell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shuddered as convulsively as he did , and became lost in the same giant whirlpool of pleasure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shuddered slightly as he thought about Ramadan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shuddered when she looked in an open door and saw grey-faced children in beds with blue curtains round , propped up on pillows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her head was buried into her knees , arms clenched tightly around herself , and she shuddered violently when he touched her shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shuddered when she thought what her fate might have been . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I remembered that they had never flown in a light aircraft before today ; I shuddered to think of what could happen if they panicked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shudder to think what kind of life I should have had with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shuddered convulsively , and Guy 's arms tightened round her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shuddered involuntarily and walked on towards the printing works . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Vaughan shuddered slightly , and touched Leonora 's hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was shuddering uncontrollably , either from cold or terror , or both . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all their friends | Unhappily , it had only lasted a few short weeks , but all their friends still shuddered at the memory of their truly spectacular fights ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shuddered at the pressure of his fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I lay there on the couch and shuddered at the very thought . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | As we glanced at each other , we shuddered with apprehension . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He put out his hand and touched my wrist and I shuddered with delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | The realisation made her shudder with guilt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shuddered with mortification . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shuddered violently , thankful I was already on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | For always , she promised her love , stretching up her arms to grip the curtains higher ; she shuddered and almost sobbed in her happiness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Men fidgeted nervously at the tables . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dacourt | I saw Dacourt fidget nervously at his words . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | She will lunch with selected guests in the new council offices , and an hour beforehand they are all turned out in their best suits and dresses fidgeting in anticipation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fred fidgeted in his chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | TOM Courtenay fidgets in the chair , runs his fingers through hair grown long for his new stage role and chooses his words carefully before answering any question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Instead she fidgeted in her seat , unable to relax , as the Mirror 's royal photographer Kent Gavin and I looked on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | everyone | The wedding between the two young gipsies was a moving ceremony , although Christian 's lengthy sermon had everyone fidgeting on the hard bench seats before it was ended . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The small audience had begun to fidget on their rickety folded chairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Usually worn by those smug bastards who fidget relentlessly on planes and insist on getting up and walking round the whole time , demonstratively taking photos out of windows and asking for guided tours of the cockpit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those smug bastards | Usually worn by those smug bastards who fidget relentlessly on planes and insist on getting up and walking round the whole time , demonstratively taking photos out of windows and asking for guided tours of the cockpit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rachel fidgets round the room like it 's a hotel we got to leave by ten . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Edward began to fidget up and down the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I fidgeted angrily and the fellow licked his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alex fidgeted impatiently as Miles was brought forth on a stretcher , ignoring the welfare of the Base Coordinator completely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` There is so much Isabel does not like , " she said , a note of real scorn in her voice that threw Dorothea into confusion , and she fidgeted , avoiding Kathleen 's eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Children fidgeted and chattered : mothers clutched babies in their arms and hauled toddlers on to their laps , making more room on the floor for people to sit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Evans | As soon as lunch was over , Mr Evans was fidgeting to get back to the shop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Major fidgeted , and took an ever-so sneaky glance at his watch at 4:00pm to find to his dismay that only 30 minutes of the one hour , 53 minute-long drone had passed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The guards were yawning and leaning against the wood-work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Paul Lane | It was well after midnight before Paul Lane yawned and got up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was yawning all round town yesterday ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Had he ever made it back , people would have still yawned at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | This was actually why he set out to stride across the Great Gibson and the Great Sandy Desert in the first place , he had got sick of people yawning at him when he talked about his theory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gwen yawned unconcernedly at the compliment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He yawned hugely , so hugely she noticed a decaying molar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Geoffrey yawned in their faces , stretching his arms over his head and finishing by scratching his belly lazily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Celia yawned in sympathy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He yawned widely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charles yawned exaggeratedly after the meal “ … early to bed , early to rise , and all that sort of thing ! ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hargreave cleared a pile of newspapers from a chair and seated himself at the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One Midlands wine wholesaler was ordered to clear dust from a warehouse floor used only for cased goods , the association said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to clear the grit from his voice and swallowed his words along with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Now , when I was a prisoner of the French ( and , yes , that 's another story ) I had to clear corpses from the battle field . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They worked together efficiently in the spotless kitchen and beamed satisfaction when they cleared four empty plates from the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ellen meanwhile cleared the foam from the teak deck , then searched Wavebreaker 's cabins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stood up and began clearing the dishes away from the table , dumping them in the sink and then hurriedly washing them in some soapy water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Myself and another Englishman called Ronny were given rakes and told to clear the leaves off a huge area of gravel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She cleared these things to one side and laid the cigar down in the middle of the dressing-table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Sometimes they cleared all the furniture back against the walls so that they could practise their special dance routines , or held rowdy parties in each other 's rooms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | She and the other staff take a break -- chef usually prepares them something -- then they work through , clearing away and washing up until 11.00-11.30pm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The maid had cleared away , and now she came out with a jug of wine and two glasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He had confiscated the journal , but he could not confiscate what was in Ben 's head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Vichy government | When the Vichy government confiscated his property early in the war , Service brought his French wife and their daughter to Vancouver for the duration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 're liable to confiscate it for the further entertainment of customs officers . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his directorate | In July 1989 an Interior Ministry official said that his directorate had exposed 400,000 economic crimes since January 1988 and had confiscated assets worth 100,000,000 roubles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the French king | Towards the end of the year , in November , the French king confiscated Aquitaine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Courts have the power to confiscate cash — usually £10,000 and upwards — if there is a link with drugs trafficking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the police | After confiscating their musical instruments , the police allowed them to proceed and they went on to parade -- much more quietly than they would have liked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` They claimed it was a pet , so we did n't confiscate it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The bloody goons | ` The bloody goons confiscated my sponge-bag . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Match referee Deryck Murray confiscated the match ball after umpires John Hampshire and Ken Palmer showed him the scarred leather . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Namibia | In the past twelve months , Namibia has confiscated eight Spanish trawlers and their cargo and fined the ships ' masters thousands of dollars after they were found guilty of fishing illegally in Namibian waters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | In London I would not let a photographer take my picture , because the Government confiscated all the TV footage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Edward | In 1295 Edward had confiscated for war purposes the apport ( or fixed due ) which religious houses and estates in England dependent on mother houses abroad , particularly in Normandy , paid annually to those mother houses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his agents | Nikos also brought in some leaflets which his agents had confiscated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Step-by-step writing allows you to do this , and commits you to making progress , even if later you discard what you have done . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Smith lit a cigarette and discarded the match amongst the debris . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Grant hesitated momentarily , reluctant to discard the main weapon in his arsenal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jenkins said , deftly taking the coaster from Laidlaw 's hand and discarding it unobtrusively in the bin under the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When Peter the Great took the final step of proclaiming himself Emperor in 1721 he discarded the jewelled cap in which he and his brother Ivan had originally been crowned in 1682 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They discarded the broken spar over the side where it was picked up by the Nippon tender . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | At least that meant she would n't have to discard her towel under Luke 's assessing gaze , Folly thought . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Samsung has been trying to discard its somewhat downmarket image for some time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alexei constructed a suitable reply , then discarded it in favour of plain truth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The explorer was obliged gradually to discard all his unnecessary belongings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Although he did not completely discard the astrological concept of destiny , Plutarch argued that there was a place in it for contingency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She discards her admirers as often as she discards gloves , and poor Mama spends most of her time comforting the latest reject . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He discarded the bag and its contents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the world 's merchant shipping fleet | Each day the world 's merchant shipping fleet , by one reliable estimate made in 1982 , discards 639,000 plastic containers into the sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the biologists | Next , the biologists discarded the sunglasses and standard laboratory coats , and each wore a t-shirt of a different colour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He would pick you up and squeeze you dry and discard you when you began to bore him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He recovered but at the age of 22 was left almost completely bald and had to wear a wig , a fashion he discarded in the heat of India . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the gardener | It lay asleep on a piece of sacking the gardener had discarded from around the rose-bush he was planting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Having gingerly discarded over a hedge bits of rotted fruit and suspect cheese , I lunched on olives and mineral water in the shade of a great oak wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | most of the industry | Albert Purcell ( above ) at the drop hammer , is producing a range of hand forged and finished turning and carving tools , using methods most of the industry has discarded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Some she discarded and threw into the fire , others she kept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He summoned up from the past the accent he had spent years discarding and bowed to the two men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some employers | Their ability to demand high wages was by 1790 causing some employers to dislodge their hold by introducing machinery : " we are determined to destroy all sorts of Masheens for printing in the Kingdom " , runs one of the milder sentences in an anonymous letter from the journeymen received by one employer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One victim having failed to dislodge the vandals by pouring petrol into their tunnels , crept out at dawn and fired a shotgun into a mole then constructing a hill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their forces | Armenian reporters said their forces on Saturday had dislodged Azeri defenders from Aterk , the largest village in the Mardakert region of northern Nagorno-Karabakh. -- AP and Reuter |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rodber and Winterbottom dislodged the ball from Gavin Hastings just outside the England 22 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had managed to dislodge the noose from his neck and save himself by jumping into the freezing water below . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The Stanleys promptly married the girls into their own family , but in the short term they were unable to dislodge the Harringtons from Hornby , and the dispute dragged on into Edward 's second reign . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He reached out and dislodged it from the ladder rung , so that Izzie slipped downwards into his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | these cautionary comments | Even so , these cautionary comments should not dislodge us from the main point . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ben Clarke , of Bath , has the awesome task of dislodging Dean Richards at No 8 if he is to make his England debut on Saturday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the French military effort of the 1370s and 1380s | For all its successes , the French military effort of the 1370s and 1380s had failed to dislodge the English hold in France , particularly in the south-west . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The wiry psychologist shook his head , almost dislodging his embroidered skullcap in the process . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a powerful alkaline solution | They work by creating a powerful alkaline solution which dislodges fats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | They work by creating a powerful alkaline solution which dislodges fats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his head | At this point , his head hit the canopy and dislodged his glasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | deputies | Last year , as deputies tried to dislodge him , he counter-attacked by forcing through elections to the new post of President . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The jolt dislodged the back row of heavy milk-churns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Yet -- and she shook her left hand to dislodge a fly that tickled -- she had really done not even that . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took another look at the note , putting a finger into his mouth and trying to dislodge some irritating morsel of lunch from between his back teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | So if you go poking and prodding about , you may dislodge something and hurt yourself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Their movement dislodged a stone beer jar that rolled into a small depression and began glug-glugging its contents into the soil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Doing this dislodged the words stuck in her throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Roman | After an endless pause , Roman swung away to drain the remainder of his gin and tonic , snapping the glass back on the table with a decisive click . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Relief drains the tension from her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Something changed in his face then , some fleeting spectre that drained the life from his eyes and left them cold and hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some fleeting spectre | Something changed in his face then , some fleeting spectre that drained the life from his eyes and left them cold and hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had drained all the childlike wonder from his grown-up movies , but the grown-ups were still sitting with folded arms and stony faces , unimpressed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When they 'd drained the last drop from the teapot Edward said , ` Run upstairs and get yourself a coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It would drain the energy out of you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Spenser approves this because it does not drain English resources through having to keep a large standing army in Ireland . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Polly | Flushing from her toes to the roots of her hair , Polly drained the last of her coffee , the mug clattering against her teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this inner battle | It was appalling and ridiculous , and this inner battle was draining away what little strength she had left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The skunk is capable of ejecting a spray of foul-smelling liquid from its anal glands , but it always gives fair warning before attacking in this way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paul 's opponents found it easier to agree in synod on his unworthiness for office than to eject him from the episcopal residence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They tried to eject him from the podium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the plaintiff | Knowing of that application the plaintiff obtained a warrant of possession but , before it was executed , forcibly ejected the defendant from the premises . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a member of staff | ` I think that the picture of a member of staff having to forcibly eject girls via the emergency exit in order that they could catch the school transport home speaks for itself ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cosmic-rays can also eject atoms , ions and electrons from matter in the magnetosphere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Finch ejected the cassette , peered at it , replaced it and tried again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the printer | Specifically , the printer would not accept the next sheet of paper , issuing a form feed instead , and ejecting the new sheet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | For one thing , they do not eject the eggs or young of their hosts -- waxbills -- from the nest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Malta finally eliminated Western military bases from its territory in spring 1979 and the renunciation of bases became a principle of Maltese foreign policy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | any therapy | It is not yet possible to expect any therapy to eliminate HIV from the body and anti-viral therapies will have to be taken for long periods , maybe for life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | patients | We have found that , often , when patients eliminate these foods from their diet , they feel well again and find it easier to lose weight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It will also eliminate 500 jobs through attrition and lay-offs at its Armonk headquarters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The two republics agreed to eliminate all nuclear weapons either through transfer to Russia or by means of destruction and to formalize their status as non-nuclear states by signing the Non-Proliferation Treaty in due course . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The single market is , of course , designed to lower and eventually eliminate barriers to the movement of goods , services and people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an intruder | If an intruder eliminated him with a weapon and managed to get inside this place you 'd be in trouble . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Basic Law thus strengthened the position of the Chancellor against the Bundestag and eliminated the President as a rival source of executive power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this | Workstation back-ups by portable tape drive will be possible from late 1992 , and this should eliminate the need for large numbers of floppies to be kept for hard-disk back-ups . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The doctor will wish to eliminate both these possibilities before looking at other forms of food sensitivity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Should we suppose that Ulpian has adopted the broad use of the verb legare , and therefore eliminate the difficulty by translating merely ` left " ( instead of ` left a legacy " ) ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the management | As is often the case , the first thing the management planned to do was to eliminate people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its innovative user interface features | And its innovative user interface features reduce or eliminate the number of steps needed to perform standard spreadsheet operations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The 1987 intermediate nuclear forces treaty eliminated all United States and Soviet ground-based intermediate range nuclear missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | 60 detectives are working on the case and they 've eliminated from their enquiries a man arrested and held overnight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In addition , we eliminated from the study all patients who were referred because of reflux symptoms even though they had asthma . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He did not make any attempt to eliminate from his voice his complete disbelief in what he was saying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Improved public health and hygiene measures -- the " sanitary revolution " from the mid-years of the century -- were also important and eliminated up to one-quarter of deaths between then and 197l . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Giles reached for the wine and emptied the rest of it into their glasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Madame Gautier | And as if to brook no further argument , Madame Gautier took a large paper bag and emptied the entire contents of the cookie jar into it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He emptied the rest of the wine into their glasses and wondered if he should order another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Martinson | The material was deemed faulty and Mr Martinson was emptying it from his truck when it splashed over him , causing severe burns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the occasional housewife | Some boys were bringing battered wooden buckets up from the well and the occasional housewife emptied the slops from the night jars out into the middle of the street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She did not reply at once , taking her time to empty the water from the snowdrop jar , then she glanced to where Doreen already occupied the front seat of the minibus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John took off one of his boots and emptied the contents into a nearby aspidistra pot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rachaela put down the can opener and emptied the spaghetti into the saucepan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The children immediately seized on this , and with permission emptied the contents on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took the tin of sardines through to the lean-to , opened it and emptied the contents onto the cat 's dish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | skips | Expanding City firms hire skips to empty old papers out of basements and attics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Emmie went to the bathroom and emptied the brushes out of the tooth mug and filled it with water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Mum furious that day when , aged seven , I emptied out the contents of her bag and arranged them on the table in descending order of size . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He emptied out the contents of his briefcase one object at a time before moving on to his pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Robyn climbed into the jeep , picked up her handbag from the passenger seat and tipped it upside-down , emptying out the disgraceful collection of junk into her lap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a student | This is the queen who was greeted , on a visit to a Scottish university , by the sight of a student emptying down his throat , at top speed , the contents of a bottle of alcohol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Police | She added : ` Police had just a few minutes to evacuate thousands of people . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | A van , loaded with explosives , blew up outside the Northern Bank in the busy High Street area as police were trying to evacuate hundreds of shoppers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 're probably going to buy up all our land and evacuate us to the south , or let us stay and employ us all as beaters . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some council inspector | The fire brigade reappeared , bringing them some council inspector , who obviously wanted to evacuate the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The fire brigade reappeared , bringing them some council inspector , who obviously wanted to evacuate the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | Dense black smoke billowed 3,000ft into the air , forcing police to evacuate coastal towns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government of the Maldives has decided to evacuate five small islands threatened by submersion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Let us assume you wish to evacuate the nightclub immediately but put the rest of the hotel on standby as there is a good chance of getting the fire extinguished . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | BRITISH troops were last night preparing to evacuate up to 2,000 war refugees trapped in a Bosnian village . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Weymouth Town Charities | I WAS surprised to read in TODAY that Weymouth Town Charities intends to evict a 90-year-old woman from her home for having her TV and radio on too loud . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The police had earlier evicted an Arab family from one of the houses ; the other five houses had been vacant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the council | In the winter of 1975 the council evicted us from our squat and those of us who formed the nucleus of that original women 's house were dispersed around the country . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | In December 1966 , police had to evict anti-war demonstrators from the Berkeley campus , and , as student leaders called for a campus strike , they started singing the old student favourite ` Solidarity Forever " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He evicts the children from the house , and gives it to the goyim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the British | When the British evicted the Mughals from the Red Fort in 1857 , some of the court eunuchs had come to live nearby , a few minutes ' walk from the Turkman Gate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sir Robert Brudenell | Here in the winter of 1496 , Sir Robert Brudenell evicted thirty people from their small , open-field arable farms to make way for his cattle-pastures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I FINALLY evicted her in April last year for non-payment of rent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Indeed , it could be a non-lethal weapon -- one that evicts the enemy without killing him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | Indeed , it could be a non-lethal weapon -- one that evicts the enemy without killing him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When the Daniels contacted the police they were horrifed to learn they had no powers to evict the squatters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police , supported by soldiers , | The protest came after police , supported by soldiers , had evicted squatters occupying unused private land . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Operation Resurrection | In Paris there was widespread panic , as officials awaited a new Operation Resurrection to evict from power the man whom the original operation had aimed to install . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | They were close , even though there were times when Edward found it hard going , when he could n't excise his hatred of Nancy from his mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Why had he not excised this passage ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Spanish expelled t he Muslims from the island , but were not able to bring it under their full control , or defend its inhabitants from Muslim raiders , until nearly the end of the nineteenth century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My first school expelled me at the end of second year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Franca | In this recess Franca sat breathing quietly , taking the air in by her nostrils and expelling it by her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He expelled his breath in a long exhalation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A top public school has expelled three pupils for taking the drug L-S-D . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | any countries | The Libyan government announced that it would take reciprocal action against any countries expelling Libyan diplomats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the party | If he is defeated and forces a byelection , the party would probably be obliged to expel him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The atmosphere was not improved when in 1984 Iran outlawed the pro-Moscow Tudeh Party and expelled a number of Soviet diplomats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He inhaled deeply , expelled the smoke and threw the cigarette in the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the regime | Only the canny Mr Genscher , who knew the East Germans ' minds , could have thought of letting the regime save face by ` expelling " their own people across their own territory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | By encouraging people to vote against the complex at elections it is expected that legislature will then be able to pass laws and regulations and make institutional changes which will expunge this cancerous growth from American society . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | institutional changes | By encouraging people to vote against the complex at elections it is expected that legislature will then be able to pass laws and regulations and make institutional changes which will expunge this cancerous growth from American society . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Obviously he was the kind of man who could expunge an unsatisfactory incident from his memory as if it had never happened , and get on with living in the present . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the kind of man | Obviously he was the kind of man who could expunge an unsatisfactory incident from his memory as if it had never happened , and get on with living in the present . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Being upright Victorians with a strong sense of family pride , they expunged a certain amount of the more salacious material from the record of Francis Place senior . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a change of name | Even a change of name -- from the Windscale that had witnessed the 1957 fire to the brave new world of Sellafield -- has failed to expunge public hostility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Tyburn area , at last rid of its ghastly gatherings , also sought to expunge its evil reputation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Waugh might have agreed even with the complaint about surface faults , which he was shortly to concede in a new preface and expunge by revision . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John | The young man nodded and made as if to move on but John wanted to expunge that mean unspoken and unmeant threat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the agency | In the course of establishing this , the agency had extracted the other information about her background . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a machine | Research has developed new techniques to help Jehovah 's Witnesses including the Cell Saver , a machine which extracts blood from patients , washes the red cells , and returns them to the body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Research has developed new techniques to help Jehovah 's Witnesses including the Cell Saver , a machine which extracts blood from patients , washes the red cells , and returns them to the body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | Special ad hoc arrangements should then be made to compensate those partners whose age has prevented them from extracting the maximum benefit from the changes in fiscal legislation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | To begin with , the general pollution picture was complicated by the presence of an American company , Milchem Ltd , which for ten years had extracted barytes from Tynagh 's waste for export . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an American company , Milchem Ltd | To begin with , the general pollution picture was complicated by the presence of an American company , Milchem Ltd , which for ten years had extracted barytes from Tynagh 's waste for export . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A member of your support staff can then go through the newspapers extracting cuttings on a daily basis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the otter | Holding the mussel with both forefeet , it begins pounding it on the rock until it is sufficiently broken to allow the otter to extract the flesh with its teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The brewer must now extract these sugars by adding more hot water and so transfers the mash to a mash-tun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Alec and I realized that we would only endanger our lives by trying to extract Father from where he lay and make a night climb with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he extracted the cassette , hauling out the length of tape which had been recording and stuffed both items in his jacket pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | After listening to my heart and extracting a syringe-full of blood from an artery , they connected my right arm to the drip-feed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Surkov | His face glowing with pride , Surkov extracted an already creased letter from a trouser pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They had invested millions of dollars and lives in this war , and this meant that they could not extract themselves easily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Next year we will extract over 2.5 million tonnes of coal and could well be British Coal 's largest contract supplier by 1994 , " claims John Chance , ` but there is no room for complacency in an industry which is very much at a watershed . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Nevertheless , we will extract from this work those elements that connect to our concern with the stretching of social systems and its impacts on individuals and social groups . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The brain must extract , from a novel view of a face , the information necessary to achieve a match with a representation stored in memory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rain ousted Zak Smythe from her chair and asked what was going on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the rebellion | He hosted the meetings where the rebellion was fomented which ousted Mrs Thatcher from power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | He hosted the meetings where the rebellion was fomented which ousted Mrs Thatcher from power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Macintosh | As for whether the Macintosh will ever oust the PC from the corporate market , well that 's another matter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It was renamed to the more familiar hydrogen in 1790 and ousted hot air as the preferred lifting agent for the next thirty years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hobbes ousted Warner as a Cavendish client , by writing to the earl and belittling his abilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It ousted Mr Stempel as chairman of the board 's executive committee which effectively runs the company between monthly board meetings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his countrymen | What his countrymen did not deserve was being prevented from ousting him after his second term of office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The British ousted the Dutch in 1796 , and two decades later , in 1815 , assumed control over the entire island . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one theory | Gradually one theory becomes dominant and ousts all the others , and scientific research proceeds within the framework ( 'paradigm' ) of that one theory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | THE Duchess of York staged a royal coup yesterday when she ousted the King of Sweden as number one VIP at a top ski resort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was to replace Yildirim Akbulut , whom he had ousted as chairman of the ruling Motherland Party ( ANAP ) two days earlier . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mary stood on tip-toe and plucked dry cotton dreff from among the spinning wheels . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | ` Surely they plucked the chickens first before they ate them . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lurched , reached out a hand and plucked the wallet clean from the bearded man 's grasp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She plucked a grass stalk from the ground at her side , then split it lengthwise with her outer talon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He plucked a heavy silver ring from the middle finger of his left hand , tugging it over the knuckle impetuously , and held it out across the table in his palm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He plucked a couple of plastic bags from the roll above the shelf and filled them with broccoli and cabbage : another thing David did not like about Pamela was her conservatism as a cook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cornelius plucked an apple from a basket on the low counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Byrkin would have been tall when he was in the Navy , but the camp had bent his back and plucked his hair from a smoothed scalp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Blanche watched the girl 's cheek muscles tighten and how she plucked fluff from her dress with an over-deliberate calm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He plucked his hat from his head and extracted a key from the hatband . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He plucked some grapes from my complimentary fruit bowl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She plucked her jacket from the chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When the Guardian arrived half an hour later , she plucked it from the letter-box with impatient hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the wind | Then the wind rose again and plucked his top hat off his head and sent it bowling among the stones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the driver | A COMMUTER train was delayed while the driver plucked a pheasant on the platform , it was claimed last night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A LIFEBOAT crew plucked a young man to safety from the freezing North Sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | DEC | The fact that DEC plucked him out of its largest and most profitable systems businesses and split that down the middle so he could run the NT operation is proof that DEC expects significant results out of NT . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jack plucked the flower out of his morning coat and closed his fist slowly over it , crushing it into a pulp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She uttered a muted cry of despair , and plucked herself furiously backward out of his grasp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Menshikov | By pressing Russia 's claims , Menshikov plucked defeat out of victory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | eight million Americans | Apparently eight million Americans pluck their eyebrows , eyelashes and heads when under pressure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bertha Cohen nodded briskly from the scullery sink where she was cleaning the blood from the dead hen 's neck before plucking its feathers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a cat | It is a trick that might just save the life of the bird if a cat has caught it and then placed it on the ground for a moment before starting to pluck it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | They wo n't even realise that you 're plucking them of their savings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An Italian helicopter plucked him off the mountain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She had a longish , plain face with a straight nose and almost no eyebrows ; she must have plucked them away in order to repaint them in higher up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | We left the chateau early the following morning , each of us resplendent in whatever finery we could pluck from our wardrobes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kalchu | Downstairs , inside the house , Kalchu was preparing the cockerel by plunging it into a pan of boiling water , then plucking out its feathers by the handful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rex plucked out his sunglasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When the tour liaison officer offered his driver 50 NZ dollars petrol money , he reached into the official 's wallet and plucked out another 50 dollar note . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He plucked out his dagger and hurled himself with all the weight and skill he had upon his enemy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A gasp of pain forced her to pay attention as he prised her hands loose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I gently prised my wrist free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chantal prised herself from D'Arcy 's grasp and found herself eagerly reaching for the receiver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She knelt and prised it from its bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tries to prise them from my invisible grasp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | physicians | After all , physicians can wander where they wish and prise secrets from others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Paige | Instantly Paige balked , trying to prise his hand from the death-grip it had on her arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tottenham have failed to prise Sheringham away from the City ground and are still looking for a replacement for Gary Lineker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Israel | When American diplomatic efforts included détente and co-operation with the Soviet Union , Israel skilfully used the human rights issue of Soviet Jewry as a jemmy to prise the superpowers apart in 1973 and 1977 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She prised it out of its little grave and wiped it clean . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alexandra prised herself reluctantly out of the chair and stood looking down at her Great Aunt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His date had a Finnish boy friend but he knew he was prising her loose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He prised the curtains apart and looked out onto a London still waiting for the dawn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | But her attempts to prise him away were met by violence and verbal aggression . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The First Officer tried to prise Joe 's fingers away from the stick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Firemen had to twice use power jacks to prise apart the bars of a roundabout on a council recreation ground on the Roseworth estate at Stockton , to free two children who became trapped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Blake | Then take the matter of the car jack which , according to Bourke , he smuggled in to Blake who used it to prise away the window bars in order to make his escape from D block . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Then take the matter of the car jack which , according to Bourke , he smuggled in to Blake who used it to prise away the window bars in order to make his escape from D block . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He prised away the hand , which still gripped his shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I could still read the name of the English toffee manufacturer on the lid which she prised off with a knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The boy nodded as he prised off the beaker 's lid and looked inside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Look on my works , ye mighty , and beware , " he said to the statue , prised off his bubble-gum , examined it for impurities and put it back in his mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bent over and prised out the dagger embedded deep between Oswald 's shoulder blades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We can purge this disease from the countryside ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Unlike them , he does have the chance to come out and lead his troops in person , purging any doubts about his leadership with the sheer , naked courage of his performance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The Pill was as much about men 's sexual liberation as it ever was about women 's , because it purged their fear of paternity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | So they switched off one side of their brains in order to purge fatigue poisons from their systems while the other cerebral hemisphere remained alert for intruders … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Jakes , it is not forgotten , purged 600,000 from the 1.5million party and many more from other sensitive positions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lexandro | He regarded Lexandro musingly as a brother might a sister whose honour he must protect -- a sentiment which Lexandro had purged from his own soul , though he recognized the symptoms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He removed the cover from a vegetable dish and helped himself to potatoes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nathaniel Sherman removed his cigar from his mouth and patted her hand patronizingly once more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Almost absent-mindedly he removed the Bible from the bookshelf and extracted the letter he had read the night before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the volunteers | A Trust spokesman said the volunteers were hoping to remove grass from the marsh so reeds can spread across the water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They have a legal duty to investigate such complaints and legal powers , if necessary , to remove a child to a place of safety and apply to a court for a ` care order " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the accused | In Bateman itself the accused took part of the victim 's uterus away during childbirth and did not remove her to hospital for five days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They managed to remove the tureen almost to the door : until , that is , they discovered the flex was plugged into the wall through a hole in the bar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He smiled slowly and held her prisoner with his eyes while he removed his jacket with an almost leisurely air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Surgeons in the US , Europe and Japan have been removing tumours with powerful carbon dioxide lasers since the early 1970s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I remove the fry just before this stage ; gently syphoning them from their leaf , and then treating them as for fry hatched artificially . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | After removing her shoes in respect for Korean custom , she watched as chef Wang Jun Ryun filled the pancake with shredded beef , carrot and cucumber and mustard sauce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kenya | Bowing to the inevitable , Kenya started to remove the controls in 1988 and had eliminated them all by 1990 , except for a few agricultural products like maize . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They removed goods worth £400 , including a Samsing VHS video recorder ( serial number 8021004458 ) and jewellery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | others | Some people like to remove all the petals to ` clear the decks " , others will remove just enough from the centre to give enough space to work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | teams of scientists | Since then , teams of scientists have been entering the site to test and remove contamination . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Schools should have a policy of removing obsolete material . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Workmen have started removing the courthouse 's Georgian portico stone by stone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I 'd like you to consider removing from your life , one by one , all those things that annoy you , that get you down , that upset you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the President , Boris Yeltsin , | The Supreme Soviet also resolved that the President , Boris Yeltsin , should remove from office ministers who were failing to carry out the decisions of the republic 's legislative bodies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Just as dentists are taught to plug cavities on sight , so they are trained to remove badly worn , leaky or broken fillings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Imo | The sand sunk ; the wheat floated : and Imo could then skim a clean meal of wheat off the surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | thieves | Sgt Steve Atkinson said thieves walk in through unlocked back doors and snatch whatever they can . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a thief | Faces reddened at the Ministry of Defence when it was revealed that a thief had snatched top-secret documents about the Gulf from an unlocked car on December 17th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A TIGER snatched a five-year-old girl from a van full of tourists after smashing a window with a paw and dragging her away by the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a prisoner | Jail chiefs have been told a prisoner snatched the keys from a warder who fell asleep on duty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an icy blast of wind | Impatiently , Jezrael pushed the canopy back and an icy blast of wind snatched it from her grasp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She snatched it eagerly from his hand and began to eat with great relish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She snatched Buster from his play and we went back into the house where she held him close to her face , laughing as the big cat purred and arched himself ecstatically against her cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He snatched his furniture from the house and dumped it on a tip , then took the car which he had given her as a present away for scrap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man burst into the Alpine Cafe in Marine Drive , Southport , and vaulted over the counter to snatch £90 in cash . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rangers | Although Rangers could have snatched a point in the dying moments when Allen 's shot was blocked , an equalister would have been harsh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman | An elderly churchgoer had her Bible stolen when a woman snatched her handbag in York 's Piccadilly on Sunday morning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a fourth man | Even as her mother watched , a fourth man swooped from nowhere like a bird of prey and snatched the girl into his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It fastened on Mala like a grasping hand and snatched her into the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The attacker | ` The attacker dragged her to the floor and snatched the bag off her arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She snatched her coat off the kitchen table and stormed out of the kitchen , shouting , ` And if by any chance I do need an escort , it wo n't be my bloody brother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Keith tried to snatch the pen away from her and she slapped his hand so that he did not jog her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Joyce raced down the road despite the crowds and snatched the child away from the would-be thief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dealers snatch the baskets of produce they have bought and rush them to waiting lorries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Irritated , she snatched out the earpiece and let the set dangle round her neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With that he snatched up the bottle and flung it through the open window into the yard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marek snatched up a bunch of grapes from the bedside table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He snatched up his knapsack , not bothering in his haste to shrug it on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then as a waiter passed by bearing a laden tray , he reached out swiftly and snatched up a glass of champagne . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If Mola got there first , not only would he snatch that honour from him , but it might also mean the end of the war and his return to the relative anonymity of normal army routine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | By the beginning of the eighteenth century they had stripped Ireland bare of her forests . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The refugees have stripped the surrounding hills almost bare , and spend much of their time collecting branches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They did n't strip you naked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This stripped the county councils of much of their participation in the detailed operation of Green Belt development control . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The War had emptied him ; stripped him of all illusions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the nazis | During World War Two the nazis stripped the Amber Room of Catherine the Great in a palace near St Petersburg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | President Yeltsin was also facing trouble from Russia 's supreme legislature , which was reported to be tabling a motion that would strip him of his emergency powers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a motion | President Yeltsin was also facing trouble from Russia 's supreme legislature , which was reported to be tabling a motion that would strip him of his emergency powers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The World Boxing Council says it will strip Bowe of its version of the title if he refuses to fight Lewis next . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | mining | Each year , mining strips 28 billion tonnes of materials from the earth , and creates 2.7 billion tonnes of waste . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Birds can quickly strip swelling buds from fruit bushes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Now she regretted stripping the clothes from his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some mindless individual has again stripped all the hangers from Parrock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It can even strip insulation from television co-axial cable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When the sun began to sink and the evening grew cold , they stripped their clothes from the thorn trees , collected together their pans and bamboo brooms and set out across the bridge for home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | However , when I stripped the pump off the block , cleaned it and left it on the workbench , I noticed it had leaked a small amount of oil from a 1.5mm hole located near the back underside of the pump . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peregrines usually pluck the feathers and strip the flesh off their bird prey , and the nest area of a peregrine may be littered with the discarded remains of its prey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | His find was still there when they stripped him at the mortuary . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stripped the bed between them and carried the sheets downstairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They cut and stripped the turf away in small neat squares and then after measuring the ground they slowly and laboriously began to dig . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He reached his hand inside each bird to strip its innards away before tossing the empty carcass on to a pile on the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thieves , having stolen a car , take it for a joy ride and then strip it before setting it alight to destroy the evidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | They had this very unhealthy large majority and they put before the House a Bill which offered total deregulation of shopping hours and to all intents and purposes stripped out nearly all the employment protection which has been a hallmark of Sunday trading legislation , certainly for the past century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Bill | They had this very unhealthy large majority and they put before the House a Bill which offered total deregulation of shopping hours and to all intents and purposes stripped out nearly all the employment protection which has been a hallmark of Sunday trading legislation , certainly for the past century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Busi 's books seek to strip away layers of deceit , show the world as it is , which perhaps explains the author 's penchant for attending his book launches in the nude . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stripped off the last of his clothes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Thus I stripped out all Wavebreaker 's unnecessary furniture and equipment , and I installed extra fresh-water tanks and fuel bunkers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | ZDS | Management suffered the brunt of the reorganisation , with ZDS stripping out a whole department of sales managers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stripped them off the mattress and carried Willie down to the living room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the niggled gentleman | To have closed such a gap the niggled gentleman must have swiped the juice from his companions ' lips the moment we passed and kick-started them into a sprint . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Foxbat could swipe satellites from the skies like irritant flies ; take the Russians leap-frogging ahead of the planned space shuttle programme . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this owd boy | There was a big owd fly settled on the smithy door ; and this owd boy took off his hat and was just a-goin' to swipe this fly off the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` I told you , she -- " But , before she could finish , he swiped the words out of her mouth with the flat of his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I had no intention of swiping the lot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They join the Army to get guns , and they 're always in trouble for possessing one illegally or swiping a few rounds of ammunition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Someone swiped one of little Alec Davidson 's gym shoes and tossed it ahead to the front of the uneven column . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tuppe | Whilst his companion 's back was turned , Tuppe swiped one of his sausages and thrust it into his mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | 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 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Lee 's hid some gunpowder he swiped from under the Arches and I 'm gon na pinch it off him . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | So we 'd wait up all night , follow the delivery van around and survive on the bread and milk we could swipe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | tenants | Sheffield City Council simply refused to implement the Act and employed two officers to persuade tenants to withdraw applications to purchase . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It is withdrawing its application to build the Biotechnikum at its Basle works . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | complainants | This , it was suggested , led to considerable pressure on complainants to withdraw complaints to avoid the time and effort involved in a full investigation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the muscles | These synapse with six motor cells , whose axons cause the muscles which withdraw the gill to contract . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | These synapse with six motor cells , whose axons cause the muscles which withdraw the gill to contract . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She withdrew her hand to raise her cup of coffee once more to her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 're withdrawing men to go north . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I mean I 've done it , I 've arranged everything , and because some of the bills have to be paid in advance I withdrew the money to cover them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mahoney | Why had Mahoney withdrawn his offer to help so suddenly and unexpectedly ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | MR DAVID LEVY withdrew his threat to resign as Israel 's Foreign Minister yesterday in a surprise deal that produced fresh tensions within the governing Likud bloc . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | France | For although executions before English crowds ended in 1868 , it was not until 1939 that France decided to follow suit and withdraw the scaffold behind prison walls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Republicans | Talks with the Dutch went on , but although the Republicans withdrew their forces behind the new agreed boundaries there was no move to begin the plebiscite in Dutch-occupied areas : to the contrary , on 9 March an interim federal government was installed for their projected United States of Indonesia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Yeltsin | The more conservative Viktor Chernomyrdin was voted in after Yeltsin was pressured into withdrawing his support for Gaidar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | CHURCH leaders have withdrawn an invitation for the British National Party 's candidate to take part in a debate with his political rivals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Aichi had had to withdraw his candidature for the governorship of Miyagi prefecture when it was revealed that he had been on the take . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he began to find it impossible to withdraw his mind from a vision of this house empty , and of the rooms he would be returning to . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In February the Soviet Union confirmed that it intended to withdraw its troops from Czechoslovakia and Hungary by mid-1991 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Yet , as she said it , she withdrew her hands from her pockets and folded them firmly over her chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Office of the UNHCR had decided to withdraw its representatives from Kurdistan in April . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He found himself being introduced to Agnes , and managed to withdraw his gaze from one sister to the other and to make some rather incoherent answers to the Countess 's greetings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Thatcher | The contents of the paper apparently horrified some ministers and , under some pressure , Mrs Thatcher withdrew it from the Cabinet agenda . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pollitt and Campbell | On 23 November , Pollitt and Campbell withdrew their support from the initial statement and were readmitted to their positions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Three Assembly members later withdrew their support from the motion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iraq has refused to withdraw missiles from the no-fly zone in the South of the country with the expiry of the United Nations deadline just hours away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was not entitled to withdraw the money in his account if he had obtained it by means of a false cheque . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | Rumours of lawlessness and factional fighting had increased since the government had withdrawn its troops in March and the BRA had made a unilateral declaration of independence in May . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | It calls on the Government immediately to withdraw the changes in the Petroleum Revenue Tax . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Spain | Following the agreement , Spain withdrew its veto on a major initiative on the conservation of natural habitats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The southern African delegations withdrew their proposed compromise on March 10 , amid complaints of " conservation imperialism " and warnings that they would now have to confer with their governments on the question of remaining within CITES . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Exxon subsequently withdrew guilty pleas to four misdemeanour charges relating to the spill , thereby formally dissolving the out of court settlement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iceland says that when it resumes commercial whaling , as it intends to do , it will withdraw its objections to the cull grenade ban . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | HarperCollins has agreed to withdraw its objection to the import into Australia of Blinky Bill titles published by Twin Books UK . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Zoe Baird has withdrawn her nomination as President Clinton 's Attorney-General after admitting hiring illegal immigrants to work at her home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Withdrawing one hand from behind her back , she held it up for inspection . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | banks | By practice banks withdraw their callable funds with the discount house by 12 noon , but they may offer their surpluses to them up until the close of business in the afternoon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one , Joseph Estrada , | A total of eight candidates had originally been registered for the presidential contest [ see pp. 38768-69 ] , but one , Joseph Estrada , had later decided to withdraw his candidature in favour of contesting the vice-presidency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mary Reveley | And Mary Reveley is now considering withdrawing the horse from today 's race . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The court held that the accused represented that the bank owed him the money and that he was entitled to withdraw it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She withdrew the weapon , struck at its head and it staggered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fumbled in the pocket of his pants , withdrew the saturated letter and stared at it in dismay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Treaty of Rome | The seemingly positive advances on the economic front re-emphasised the fact that the Treaty of Rome had skirted around the question of political cooperation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Japanese government | But then the Japanese government swung into action . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Arranging them in a curved shape , I used a small fern , some gorse , a few ` Canary Bird " roses and some pansies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He arranged them in a Noah row as he talked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Burger deftly arranged the creases in his trousers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They arrange them in series and plug them into the mains supply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mother | All day , they helped Mother to unpack and arrange everything in the rooms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He arranged the jharo in two pyramids at the edge of the roof , between the flowers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lisa sat , arranging herself on the edge of one of the chairs , the stiff posture of one who would prefer not to linger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Robyn arranges her notes on the lectern , waiting for latecomers to settle in their seats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They arranged them on the sand lemons or onions or oranges -- in careful little piles and sold them for so much a pile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Just as you might decide to colour co-ordinate your curtains and cushions , why not try arranging your houseplants into effective colour schemes ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was bending over a basket of freshly picked marrow flowers , arranging them to her satisfaction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | How do I arrange all these materials ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She arranged Joy 's fruit where Francis 's feet would be inside all that stone and left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Crucially he arranged these zones every 15° longitude apart : with 360° around the globe , and 24 hours to deal with , simple arithmetic indicated that each zone should be roughly 15° wide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Every week she brought something which she arranged in a vase . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Blanche | ` And how was Mrs Parkin ? " asked Dexter , while Blanche took a packet of chocolate digestives from her filing cabinet and arrayed them on a plate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE reader who brought his children from the US to Britain to be educated is talking nonsense to say our schools are on a par with those in the Third World . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | THE reader who brought his children from the US to Britain to be educated is talking nonsense to say our schools are on a par with those in the Third World . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mavis | At three fifteen Mavis brought us in our tea on a tray with a plateful of shortbread biscuits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Over a thousand people brought wooden crosses in the shape of the radiation hazard symbol and planted them along the grass verge entrance to the power station . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Well , we 're doing everything we can to bring it home to them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He lived in Tabriz and Tehran ; in 1843 he returned to Scotland , bringing his completed manuscript with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 's bringing half-a-dozen bodyguards with him but they 're all amateurs , made up of officers from the Zimbalan army . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He never drank them but always brought them home with him to add to the array in the cellar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Willie Bond brought a letter for the old folks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He said , ` I want to bring your daughter up to the prison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | ` Yes , when we have a traditional music show , that 's all-Irish , they bring the instruments in here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Just then they heard a heavy footstep outside , and a voice called , ` Neighbours , can I bring a few lambs in there ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the brother | Horne anxiously unfolded the parchment and , begging the brother to bring a candle , hastily read the contents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When Otto and Jean-Claude joined me on the terrace an hour or so later , they brought iced drinks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She brought Mattie yet another cup of coffee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We brought you these , Sara . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | She wished he could be charged because he thinks it might bring home to him the seriousness of what he has done and scare him enough to stop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But some few weeks later she happened to bring home from the library a volume of Marx 's early writings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The 300,000 annual visitors to Nepal have also brought with them another problem -- litter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Exports brought in US$815,800,000 , down from $881,000,000 the previous year , with imports rising slightly to $1,082 million . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He brought back , however , the nest of an emu wren , and a parrot which he had not killed before . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Helen | Edward , brooding , remembered a summer long ago when Helen had brought back a schoolfriend and he had felt pushed aside , abandoned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` And if you find a cafe , could you bring back a couple of bacon sandwiches ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a burden of weeds | Planks had been hammered across the doors and windows , and a burden of weeds threatened to bring down the cracked wooden verandah . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The wind had brought down the sixty-foot kitchen chimney , ripping away the side of the house as it went , a horror of violation beyond comprehension . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The second stage brought in much more fundamental and hard-to-reverse changes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fumbled and brought out his wallet from an inner pocket , opened It and passed it to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He opened a drawer of the desk and brought out a pile of class books , and she saw that it could . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He feels in the drawer of his bedside table and brings out the tickets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the loco | They got the ballast out and loaded it into skips and the loco brought it along the line to the plant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She brought him back his drink , and then noticed with some relief that the crowd seemed to be thinning , and there was only an hour of work left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She yanked the reins and brought the whip down hard upon its bony rump . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Joy and Alan came back , and it was decided that we would wait until dark and then bring him down the fire escape ; luckily there was one right next to his room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sohl | It is this experience which first tempted Sohl to seek out the Geordie and eventually bring him down south . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Annie | It was Friday morning , cold and clear after the night rain , and Annie brought Rachel down the stairs and settled her in the pram which was kept in the passageway beside the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sam brought them out a coke and a bag of crisps each and went back inside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | somebody | She ` phoned down for somebody to bring her car out front . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | " On the north-east corner he asked for a castellated bell tower in which to house the bell he had brought back from Lille . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the tourists | Mrs Taxos had hooked her sun-hat over his ears and he looked like one of the stuffed animals the tourists brought back from Spain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | trappers | It used to be a good town for the hides trappers brought down out of the hills , but that trade is gone now , along with many another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` And I 've brought up some bread and jam , in case anybody 's hungry . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Detectives brought Gore back to Gloucestershire for questioning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jarman would then take the man 's belongings , deposit the body in a nearby river and sell his horse and clothes to the taciturn gypsies that wandered the moor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some do so secretively , creeping in quietly among the swarm of busy workers , quickly depositing an egg in a waxen cell alongside those belonging to the builders and slipping out again unremarked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He removed her hands from his person and deposited them in her lap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Only the young Swede and the attendant took a sympathetic interest and pointed helpfully as I gathered up the meatballs and deposited them in the ashtray . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the maid | ` Sit down , " Marc told Sarella curtly when the maid had gone out after depositing a tray on a table between them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She closed the door softly , then advanced cautiously across the room to deposit the box on the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | patrons | However patrons may deposit tickets at the Box Office for possible resale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They deposit scent from the tip of their abdomen along the route from the food to the nest , and this trail is followed and added to by other ants as they return with food . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Depositing the letters in front of him , and waiting until the younger girl had placed the tray on his desk , she flashed a dazzling smile at him , then retreated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Punching the elevator button furiously he waited for it to descend , then , stiff with anger , he stood at attention until it deposited him , alone , at his floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She turned slowly to look at him , as he deposited a bag of fragrant croissants and the Financial Times carelessly on the hall table and came to lean in the doorway of the guest room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Donald would choke and spit and deposit the whole mouthful back on to the plate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When the females have laid their eggs , which they deposit on the moist ground , the males sit in groups around them on guard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The minimum investment is £2,500 and you may deposit up to £25,000 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Aenarion | With the last of his strength Aenarion crawled to the altar and drove the blade back into its resting place , embedding it so deep that none could ever draw it forth again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bullet which had come from it | A micro-second after he saw the first flash , the bullet which had come from it was embedding itself in his skull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bourdieu | Although concerned to embed his ideas in practices Bourdieu is not himself especially concerned with defining the role of the artefact , but it is clear how his work contributes to such a task . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The fig tree embeds its multitudes of seeds in globes of sweet pulp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a bullet | Sitting where he was , a bullet fired into the back of his neck might pass through and embed itself somewhere in the brickwork above the stove . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Previously they had to remove embers from the long fire-pit to lay on corrugated metal sheets , then embed the breadpans in the cinders and replace the hot sheets over the hole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | arrow | Alexei loosed , and the arrow leapt from the bow and embedded itself in the wooden spike which rose from the dome of a house two streets away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Probably the most important aspect of this add-in is that it enables you to embed live graphs in your worksheet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Freeman ( 1987 ) and Rothwell ( 1982 ) embed their conceptions of the technological change between waves in a broader confluence of social factors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | users | KL Group Inc , Toronto , Ontario , has released the latest version of XRT/graph 2.2 , a graph widget and development tool enabling users to embed dynamic graphs and charts in X Window applications . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | PHILIPS PLANS TO EMBED MACROVISION 's ANTI-PIRACY TECHNOLOGY INTO ITS COLOUR ENCODER CHIPS |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Intel | We 'll have to see , though -- Intel is thinking about embedding LAN management software into its network cards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | We end by looking at how you embed other people 's words into your own writing , in the form of paraphrase and quotation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the thesaurus | Furthermore , the thesaurus embeds each word type in a hierarchy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hung his biggest cage above the library entrance but it kept falling down , capturing the Headmaster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sir Nicholas Goodison , the former chairman of the International Stock Exchange , once appeared on television 's Jim 'll Fix it to hang a badge around a small child 's neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Galerie Berlin | In July the Galerie Berlin , in its bright rooms overlooking Friedrichstrasse , will hang works by artists represented by the gallery , Werner Libuda , Gerd Sonntag and Siegfried Klotz . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | There were only shelves and drawers in the Nannie cupboard , so she was obliged to hang it by the loops of its sash from a hook on the back of the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Riven | It was almost warm , and Riven hung his cloak by the saddle bow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They took it to the Gallows Hill , Cumnock , intending to hang it from the gibbet but the Earl of Dumfries intervened and stopped them as he feared rioting by the people of the district . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was pleasant to be in the kitchen and Melanie hummed to herself as she hung cups from their hooks and propped the plates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And if you add cup hooks to the edges you can hang things from them as well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I hang my clothes in the wardrobe and put on the plastic gown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Léonie | While Thérèse watched , Léonie hung her few clothes in the wardrobe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hung his trousers on a hanger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hung his jacket on a hook in the Green Room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gabriel put them all into a canvas bag and hung them on a nail inside the cottage door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | In the pause that followed , she noticed that someone had hung peanuts on a thread for the birds ; the empty shells looked like shrivelled skulls hung to frighten evil spirits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | He looked as if someone had just hung a mop on his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Melanie hung cups on hooks on the dresser ; her arm went up and down , up and down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the party 's Central Committee | On April 24th , the party 's Central Committee met to hang the blame on Mr Gorbachev for the economic mess . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We could hang them on the walls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ace had hung her coat over a chair in her lab , and was busy rearranging the workings of several weapons with the aid of a set of jeweller 's screwdrivers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tom | He gave a small , tense smile and watched Tom hang his clothes over a horse near the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She hung the apron over the back of a chair , shoved the sauce under a covering plate , turned off the gas under the fish-kettle in which herb-scented water had begun to simmer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | After some thought , she pulled a chair in front of the hole and hung her coat over the back , so that the hole was blocked up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Lucy had no wish to be caught eavesdropping , so she walked into the room and hung the towels over the rail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had hung the battered sword over the spice cupboard in Lucille 's kitchen , and had claimed to be glad that he would never again have to draw the war-dulled blade from its metal scabbard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I had to hang blankets over the windows at night , and in the morning they were so heavy with moisture that I had a proper job taking them down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a fourth | Unfortunately a fourth hangs a tea-towel over the window at this point , obscuring my view . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | A counsellor commented : ` They always assumed I 'd do disability counselling ; they were hanging a label round my neck . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | God | It is very easy to put the apostles on a sort of Olympic rostrum , and think that God will hang a gold medal round Paul 's neck , while we get some kind of lesser award . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Minton | Story has it that when Minton hung this portrait at Allen Street it so offended an art critic that he spat at it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Riley alleged that because of certain happenings he hung his jacket behind a door and fitted an electrical device and wires to a wallet in his pocket , connecting it with lights in his bedroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Quickly he hung the offending leg out of the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They hung him to the hook anyway and moved away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hung his white shirt , the one that had covered his wife 's legs , over my arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She hung a bird feeder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche in turn was happy to immerse herself in country life for a few days and play endless games with her two nephews . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Quickly he immerses us in the euphoria of the Israelites and the terror and bravado of their enemies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He left school at sixteen and immersed himself in the Labour Party , canvassing for the 1966 general election . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I found that if I immersed myself in what I was doing , the people respected my work and usually kept quiet , aware of my concentration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | When I go , I hold my breath and completely immerse myself under the water , trying to keep as relaxed as possible , and I stay under the water for a few seconds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | A gurgling burn looms before you and in its cool streams you immerse your weary feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | actor Simon Dormandy | But actor Simon Dormandy has been banned form immersing his head following a delicate eye operation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | This they immersed in a solution containing pyrole ( a five membered organic ring molecule containing one nitrogen atom ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | aliens | It turned out to be a story about the residents of a block of flats being used as breeders by aliens , who implant their offspring into the unsuspecting humans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | It turned out to be a story about the residents of a block of flats being used as breeders by aliens , who implant their offspring into the unsuspecting humans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I would then investigate the cell structure of this conception , predict the individual , and implant the fertilized cell into the uterus to develop to a full-term infant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Why , Mother ! " she exclaimed , embracing the stout shoulders and implanting a kiss on her mother 's cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She implanted a quick kiss on the little dog 's moist nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He implants ideas , gives clues , prompts proposals , and avoids committing himself publicly until the last moment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Japanese researchers have implanted a ferromagnetic glass ceramic into the bone cavity close to the tumour site . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | O'Keefe and Nadel implanted recording electrodes into the rat 's hippocampus and studied the electrical activity of hippocampal cells during the learning of such spatial mazes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the adman | As J. K. Galbraith ( 1979 ) has pointed out the adman actually creates markets and implants ` needs " in people ; he is not merely responding to consumer demand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Animals that are venomous secrete toxic matter and inject it by biting or stinging or by some other means . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Almost 20 per cent , the longer-term ` career " users , had injected heroin from the start . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | snakes | Moreover , snakes never inject all their venom in a single strike , so that they are always ready to bite their prey or attacker again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Professor Edward Hitchcock took cells from an aborted foetus and he injected them inside Mr Davies 's brain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Murray | Mr Mackie claimed he had later progressed to heroin and that Murray had again injected the drug to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He campaigned vigorously against the use of drugs and injected new life and efficiency into sports administration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Virgin 's boss , a millionaire before he was 21 , stressed that the multi-nationals should stop laying people off and inject some risk capital into the country . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It injected a further DM24,000 million over two years into the eastern economy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | nice men | It would take him away to a nice , warm mental hospital , where nice men would inject large quantities of Largactil up his bum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The programme would inject nearly NKr10,000 million primarily into road and rail communications and would be financed by cuts in other areas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Insert mode , the normal mode for most programs , inserts new text at the point of the cursor , shifting the text to the right and below to make room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Eadmer inserted them at this point into his Historia Novorum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If using a longer message or saying , you could insert thin decorative lines between each line of text . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Emily picked up the knife from the desk and inserted it between the top of the drawer and the desk and after a struggle , the drawer burst open . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the anaesthetist | Because Dustin had eaten a few hours previously , the anaesthetist had to insert a tube in his mouth to stop him choking on his own vomit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a successful male | Not content with this , a successful male inserts a chemical plug in the female which prevents other males mating with her and causes any male which sniffs it to become impotent for days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His hand shook a little as he inserted the key in the lock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the National Union of Journalists | It is encouraging that the National Union of Journalists has now inserted an anti-ageist clause into its code of conduct . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a new guest | When a new guest inserts an authorised keycard into the lock , the room 's lock combination is immediately recoded , cancelling out the previous code . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Robert | Quickly Robert inserted the needle into the thigh muscle , and in about a minute , the small body went limp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Burney inserted the probe into the wound and poked about . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It is characteristic of Coleridge 's method that , having reached this point at the end of his first chapter , he inserts a chapter on a scarcely relevant subject . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ackroyd , the teasing narrative juggler , | In one , Ackroyd interviews himself about his own book , dispensing the sort of reflections an author normally puts in the preface : only Ackroyd , the teasing narrative juggler , would insert them on page 892 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He inserted it through the side of his skull and , finding that he was still alive though in some pain , drove to a nearby hospital , where he later died . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he took a poisonous viper and forced its mouth open , and inserted a glass under its fangs and drew out a couple of drops of deadly poison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Willi 's strong , stocky body inserted itself under the Direktor 's arm and he supported him out through the theatre door towards the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Adam folded up the pieces of paper , walked quickly over to the bookcase and inserted them alongside the original letter in the Bible seconds before Lawrence put his head round the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hersey | His last book , Antonietta , published in 1991 , tells the story of a Stradivarius violin , and Hersey inserted himself as a character . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The other thing to remember is that you can damage your discs by inserting them before switching the computer on , or for that matter by leaving them in while you switch it off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | students | Business forms -- where screen based equipment is being used students can recall templates or stored formats and insert relevant information by doing a ` fill " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They might prefer to work out a general letter and simply insert the details such as where they saw the job advertised and the name given to the vacancy advertised . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He inserted the key , released the padlock and the door creaked open . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a doctor | On an acupuncture ward I watched a doctor insert long copper needles into the scalp of a one year old and saw the baby howl when every ten minutes the needles were twisted to stimulate the body energy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The stewards are also preoccupied stacking books , inserting leaflets and handing them out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She leaned closer to him and lay her head against his shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | To double the number you just lay another cable alongside the first . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | He hat talked about his brother 's death , and for the first time ever someone had not laid the blame at his door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` The play suffered not from wrong direction , but from wrong production , " he maintains and firmly lays the fault at the door of the H. M. Tennent organization . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He laid a wreath at the tomb of the Ayatollah Khomeini . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Princess of Wales later laid a wreath at the Welsh Guards memorial in London to honour members of the regiment who died in the world wars and other conflicts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Why , thank you ! " she exclaimed as he laid the plate before her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took out his cigarette case , laid it beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | " And she brought forth her first-born child , and laid him in a manger , because there was no place for them in the inn . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She laid everything in an untidy heap in the leather box . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He looked round for the phone , found it and took it to the woman , laying it in her lap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The only moment of danger was as she laid him in his cot again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So he dug a grave with his sword , laid the poor girl in it , and planted the split reed above her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the old man | Downstairs , the old man gathered together the piles of coins and laid them in the tin chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Flora laid The Sketch on her knee , ignoring a hungry look from a woman waiting with a fidgety child . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She did n't want to talk or exclaim on the beauty of the view , and as though Matthew was also aware of their silent communication , he laid his hand gently on her shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Ridley settled herself in a green velvet armchair , laying her stick carefully on the floor beside her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lays the ashtray on the ground beside the bed then turns towards me , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He laid the sawn-off shotgun on the sofa beside her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Lowyer found an ashtray and laid it on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Jobs apart , looking young and sexy may still seem important and desirable to many of those who have grown up in a society which lays such emphasis on youth and sex . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a society | Jobs apart , looking young and sexy may still seem important and desirable to many of those who have grown up in a society which lays such emphasis on youth and sex . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tipped about half of the cash into the box and then took a couple of shirts from the second bag and laid them on top of the remaining cash . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I found a canvas bag in his wardrobe in which I laid the pages , handling them as though they were living and in pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | The only exception was the C.O. He leaned his backside against a table , arms folded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With a shaky little breath she leaned her forehead against him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cara put her hand over his on the steering wheel , leaned her head against his shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He leant his bike against the gate and shook the sign . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She leaned the mop against the kitchen wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sylvia nodded , and leaned her weight against the side of Carolyn 's chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I leaned the painting against the van and sat on a box and waited . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Fussily he searched for a safe place , finally leaning the contraption against the wall behind his chair before sitting down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood aside and leaned his back against the wire paling as the hearse came round the comer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She leaned her head in her hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Young Donald leaned his long-barrelled small-shot gun in the corner by the door and then his face darkened over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Keach leaned his little forearms on her desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he removed it , laid it on the desk and leaned his chin on his clasped hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kevin was waiting by the car , leaning his arms on its roof , bored , smoking a cigarette . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I twisted it into my Nikon body and leaned the heavy assembly on the balcony rail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man at the next table stands up , walks over and leans his hands on the chair next to Bill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he leaned his elbows on the table he observed maliciously , ` You look terrible . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pushed the empty plate away from him and leaned his arms on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He turned and leaned his hips on the terrace railing , gazing into her face with disconcerting intensity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He leant his arm along the top of the car door , letting his eyes rest on her face for one moment that felt like half a lifetime to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He leaned the chair back on two legs and put the sole of one shoe against the bedrails , then pulled on the rope of nylon until his biceps began to crack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Betty | ` You 'd better help Betty load the stuff in the car . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Taxos | She watched -- helpless again -- as Mrs Taxos loaded luggage in two panniers on one of the donkeys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the respondent | By this time the respondent had loaded the goods into a van and rejoined Mr. A. in the key department . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The occupants jumped out and began to load packages into a waiting truck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Miss Bradley , of Crowthorne , Berks , was stabbed repeatedly in the back with an eight-inch carving or butcher 's knife as she loaded shopping into her car in Acton Town , west London . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leo carried the pile of crockery into the kitchen and began to load it into the dishwasher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then , without more ado , he loaded the horses into the trailer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | It 's practically impossible to say no to someone who 's actually loaded their rucksack into your boot and clipped on their seatbelt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | It 's practically impossible to say no to someone who 's actually loaded their rucksack into your boot and clipped on their seatbelt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | By the time I arrived he had loaded the door on his truck , and I drove up with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Derek , 40 , and Luke 's dad Kevin had just loaded a car on the trailer and begun to move it when Luke slipped under . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The men , from Pickfords Removals , were loading a machine onto a trailer when part of it collapsed , trapping the men beneath them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There they sold half their animals , bought goods with the proceeds , loaded them onto the remaining animals and returned to Kufra , resuming the annual north-south movement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A hydraulic grab loads sand from a ground dump into the 13-ton wagons of an East Lancashire Railway goods train on July 23 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Standing up , she began to load the tea-things on to a tray . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Early the following morning we loaded our equipment aboard , and left that ghostly cluster of space arcs embracing the reddened circle of standing stones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the new Vanguard-class submarines | The explosives handling jetty at Coulport , on Loch Long , will provide a shelter within which the new Vanguard-class submarines will load their Trident missiles and torpedoes under cover both from the weather and overflying spy satellites . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | With the fully charged battery in place , you are now ready to load a tape cassette , following the instructions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the embarrassed band | Unbecoming as it was to their cred , the embarrassed band loaded themselves and gear into the vehicle and tried very hard indeed not to be seen getting out of it at the other end . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | PC Sparkes lodged his bike against Carter 's fence , knocked on the door and , getting no reply , he sauntered round the premises peering through each window -- nothing seemed out of place or obviously suspicious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Deaconess had lodged her cup against her bosom and was keeping her sword arm free for the cucumber sandwiches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mathers lodged the cigarette in his mouth and closed one eye against the smoke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cupid | The Magistrate had long been interested in Lucy but not because Cupid had at last managed to lodge an arrow in his stony heart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his attempts on Everest | His climbing achievements are many , but it is his attempts on Everest which have lodged him firmly in the public consciousness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | His climbing achievements are many , but it is his attempts on Everest which have lodged him firmly in the public consciousness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an earlier train coming into the station | ` Presumably , an earlier train coming into the station had hit the bird and lodged it on its bumpers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` After processing I mount the slides in glass to keep them safe , because they are more delicate than conventional slides . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kelly mounted experimental structures on bearings on the table to discover the best ratio between the height of a building and the size and elasticity of the bearings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He mounted it on his vehicle and made it work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have mounted a dual gauge on the dashboard using existing holes for the mounting screws . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Casio has mounted an electro-luminescent display behind the LC layer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Secure the drive with at least four screws and make sure that if you mount it horizontally the printed circuit board is at the bottom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | housewives | Behind them , housewives now pack .38s in Gucci handbags , learn to train Rottweilers in close attack work and sign up with security firms such as Armed Response . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his mum and horrified regulars | He left John Fox , 25 , screaming in pain as his mum and horrified regulars packed his severed ear in ice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They were glad to see it , as they had packed some food in one of the suitcases , and directly the porter had gone they set about preparing a meal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She packed her mail in the saddlebag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He would then pack them in wooden barrels , till he had a truck load , and then would send them direct from Plowden Station to the dye works where they were used . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lowden have managed to pack a big sound into a small package and the end result is a guitar that can cope with anything from basic stage accompaniment to virtuoso-standard fingerpicking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her mother , Valerie Cass , was busying herself , packing things into a small overnight case . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | candidates | At most colleges GCSE candidates pack two subjects into a week ; A level students take one at a time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The robbers opened the strongroom and packed the cash into bags . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They packed five players into midfield to snuff out any Celtic creative instincts , and assistant manager Gerry Collins was delighted with the ploy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If it was a warm , sunny day we would pack all our belongings into the caravan and then we would head to the beach or we would go swimming in the pool on the park . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began to pack things into the picnic basket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Mum paid for her shopping and gave Stuart the long receipt and they finished packing their bags into the trolley again while the supervisor took the cash from their till . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry started to pack the plates into the washing-up machine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She began gathering plates and cutlery , then packed them into their hampers while the two guides dismantled the barbecue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | The following companies are featured in a short season that packs sixteen events into three days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a short season | The following companies are featured in a short season that packs sixteen events into three days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Although laser discs are used today mainly for music , you could pack the whole Encyclopaedia Britannica onto one of them , and read it out using the same laser technique . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fairfax 's steward has packed sandwiches for us and an ancient vacuum flask of tea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the last remaining people | Nearly all the red-tiled-roof homes along the ridge line , high above Sarajevo , were deserted , with the last remaining people hurriedly packing their belongings on to cars and wagons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Apart from the weapons , he had packed two sweat-shirts , some underwear and his toiletries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She left the stove , grabbed her holdall and began packing everything back into it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had finished and packed her things when Lucy Grindal came in with a young woman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I 'm goin' down the market now , then I 'll go 'ome and pack a few weekend things , then I 'll be back 'ere till Tuesday mornin' as it 's Bank Holiday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Trimming costs even further is easy if you 're willing to pack yourselves in like sardines as the French normally do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He parked the car at the back of the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dr Barbara Moule | It had been forty-five minutes earlier when Dr Barbara Moule had parked her Fiesta at the Chesterton Hotel , finding John Ashenden waiting for her a little anxiously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was mid-afternoon when he parked his car at the Hotel Garibaldi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Parkers need to be clearly warned that they park their vehicles entirely at their own risk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He parked the car in the shade of a nearby tree , then cut the engine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Yanto parked the bike in the small alley which separated his Mother 's cottage from the Post Office and stood back to admire the machine again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Connie parked herself on a white divan and poured out some black steaming liquid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` You 've lost me , " I said truthfully , parking my bum on the edge of a table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They rode over Ham Green and parked the bike on the grass verge by a five barred gate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | visitors | Cars speed up and down the twisty road at all hours and residents and visitors frequently park vehicles on the road restricting access . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stephen and Coventry drove around the darker streets of Portsea and then parked the car under a gaslight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Silas parked the minibus near a gap where a path led into the gloom , and as they trod the leaf-mould their steps made no sound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | climbers | The farmers who own the land around Pot Scar are getting increasingly agitated over the way climbers using the crag are parking their cars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Once we had arrived at my place I parked the car and led Amanda through my front gate and up to the flat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you 're parking at home , use a garage if you have one and lock it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We can not park at the weekend and people are already parking on the grass verge . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He parked by the entrance as a steward came up to them , signalling them to park elsewhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Usually he parked on the road , but to work on the car he ran it into the factory yard and into an unfrequented spot in a corner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In mid-afternoon , they parked on the side of a dirt road and carried their picnic lunch to a grassy knoll that gave a perfect view of the dark blue waters of Lago Albano . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stuart 's Mum | They were just about to move away when a big estate car eased out of a space in front of them and Stuart 's Mum parked with a grateful wave to the driver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I parked down the road " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He must have parked around the front of the motel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He called for tougher action by police on motorists who illegally park in and around existing bus stops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | motorists | He called for tougher action by police on motorists who illegally park in and around existing bus stops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Olive parked badly and swore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | drivers | He appealed to drivers to park sensibly and avoid the inconvenience and expense of recovering vehicles from the car pound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Then we barricaded ourselves in , piled our mattresses against the cell door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | To reinforce the point , he piled coal against the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Earlier that morning , she had piled the bedsheets in a corner of the room ; a sweet aroma of grapes still clung to them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Preston | There was a pile of logs and some firelighters and paper in a large basket in the hearth , and Preston started to pile them in the grate while she continued her explorations in the garden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maggie | When they 'd gone Maggie gathered up the rest of the dishes and piled them in the sink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had piled her long hair into a sleek chignon , and tiny wisps escaped across her brow and to the nape of her neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Michael followed him out and helped pile the waste branches into heaps for burning and then they stacked the scattered lengths of the firewood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jessamy piled her bags into the boot of Julius 's car , then slid into the front seat , which was of soft leather and almost too comfortable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People had piled the fallen stones into the shape of an altar , and had put a white lace-edged cloth on top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My mum was piling tinned ravioli into the trolley . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Melissa | ` It all sounds highly organised , " said Melissa , piling whipped cream on her fromage blanc and pretending not to hear Iris 's scathing comments about cholesterol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | While she piled all the groceries on the counter and the girl began to check them out Stuart sat by the door and looked round . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And now she was going to pile it on thick and heavy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flittered in the kitchen , piling crockery onto the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She forced the sad and crushed skull below the snow and piled the ice above it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Callum | Luke said savagely , turning to glare at Callum , who continued to pile food on to a plate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Luke said savagely , turning to glare at Callum , who continued to pile food on to a plate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And , more touching , ` We 'd find that , while we 'd been asleep , she 'd piled all the ornaments on top of our bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She piled a week 's dirty clothes into the washing-machine , and sat down with a book . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He placed a ladder against an upper window , climbed up , and saw a naked woman on the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Crossing to her , he placed a palm against her brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Placing the night-light against the wall she sat down on the top stair , humping the eiderdown high over her shoulders and gazing into the darkness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You must always stand so that you face the opponent because this is the position from which you can launch the maximum number of powerful attacks and place your opponent at a disadvantage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Because I need the work , Lady Merchiston , " Theda said , her eyes twinkling as she gently raised the old lady a little and placed an extra pillow at her back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Which is why I 'm placing Marshal Tolonen in charge . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John took the empty cups down below and placed them quietly in the small sink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Departments will have to place a monetary value on any destruction of the environment that may result from government policies , meaning that environmental impact will be assessed at the same time as other benefits and costs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | David placed his briefcase on the floor delicately and sat at his desk with his back to the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The first evolutionary scenario , which places more emphasis on the intentional ingredient than McDowell would allow , is as follows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The first evolutionary scenario , which places more emphasis on the intentional ingredient than McDowell would allow , is as follows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sophie | A few minutes later Sophie placed the tray on the low table beside Joanna and began to discuss the news of Helen 's engagement , but Joanna showed very little interest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Reaffirming his administration 's commitment to a streamlined nuclear force , Bush announced that he was placing all strategic nuclear forces under a single commander . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The plaintiff 's contract with the Greek Government placed him under an obligation of confidence but placed the Greek Government under no such obligation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then wrapped a piece of red flannel around it and placed it under his arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She placed a capsule under his tongue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This development places extra demands upon the infant 's powers of attention and requires that she co-ordinate her behaviour with respect to both the object and the other person . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she bent , casually , unhurriedly , and removed her boots , placed them carefully by the door and straightened up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Delgard | Molly Pagett sat on the edge of the bed , her hands clasped together in her lap , and Delgard took the chair from its position by the wall , placing it near to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Colonel Hamilton | ` Welcome to France , " Colonel Hamilton began , placing a monocle over his left eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the church | In addition the church might consider placing paid advertisements from time to time , highlighting forthcoming events which could be made especially attractive to the outsider . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | By placing a disc of hard-wearing ` Ceran " above the burner , we have created a gas hotplate with the streamlined looks and the easy-clean surfaces that you have demanded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He placed the mugs of cocoa on the table , and they sat near to each other , Juliet sure she was still in bed and dreaming . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Having recently received the April publication of Hospitality , I should like to place on record the vast improvement on previous issues that has been accomplished . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He had a long stick which he would place under their legs when doing the high kick to indicate where it should reach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | British Telecom | Such orders put into the shade the contracts British Telecom has placed for single-mode fibre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The first people in each team place the keys down their neck and out through the bottom of their trouser legs or slacks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When at last he placed the phone down he turned and gazed at Joe , saying in a bewildered tone , ‘ It 's Harry ; they … they want me to go at once . ’ |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two men | The resolution demands that Libya should hand over two men suspected of planting a bomb which blew up Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie in December 1988 with the loss of 270 lives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the IRA | The Police believe that the IRA planted the bomb which exploded in Westminster earlier today . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Animal Liberation Front yesterday claimed to have planted an incendiary device which was removed by police from the Duke Street , London , office of Sears plc -- Selfridges ' parent company . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | THE IRA yesterday admitted they planted the firebomb which damaged a toilet at London 's Hilton Hotel on Sunday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The IRA has admitted planting the firebombs which closed Milton Keynes shopping centre last Friday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Marshal planted himself where he filled the exit and asked without preliminaries : ` Cipolla ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Teresa was out in the garden planting onions when she heard the sound of Marco 's old Vauxhall turning the corner into the drive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Roman armies carried apples across Europe , planting pips wherever they settled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I remember digging for what seemed like hours to lift those bulbs , so make sure you plant them where they will not need to be moved and allow ample room for their growth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | evil men | I do not know of any known way of preventing evil men from planting a little piece of plastic explosive in a vast complex like the Musgrave Park hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She was forced to face him as he planted himself right across her path . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | local people | Community wildlife officer Dave Muir and Ann Lolley of the Tidy Britain Group join local people to plant British wildflowers at the Children 's Forest in Pennywell , Sunderland , on Wednesday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | Or had someone planted the idea in Alexander 's mind ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She cleared the sills in the greenhouse and planted more seeds in flowerpots , repairing the holes in the glass with sheets of polythene . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This planted the seed in his mind that perhaps the work of a record producer could be interesting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | On the UK mainland , two IRA bombers were blown up as they planted a bomb in St Albans , Hertfordshire , on Nov. 15 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Strachan | With City struggling to defend at set pieces , Strachan again planted a free kick into the penalty area where David Wetherall released Gary Speed whose left foot shot gave Tony Coton no chance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She planted a boisterous kiss on Alex 's cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 're pioneers , boy , breaking new ground -- planting new footprints on God 's old Earth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | Mr Brown who 's from Bampton in Oxfordshire was arrested by police who planted cannabis on him to extort a bribe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Mr Brown who 's from Bampton in Oxfordshire was arrested by police who planted cannabis on him to extort a bribe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Grégoire slipped one small hand around Edouard 's neck , and planted a loud kiss on his brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Claudia reached up and planted a peck on his cold cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The gigantic man turned him slowly , against the tide of people pressing to the epicentre , and planted him squarely on his feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Katherine | He led Claudia away , looked back to wave to Ted and saw in astonishment that Katherine was planting a kiss very firmly on his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She twined her arms round Dane 's neck , planting a lingering kiss on his mouth , laughing huskily as she removed traces of her lipstick from his lips with her fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman desirous of offspring | In certain fertility rites in Burma , a woman desirous of offspring is required not only to approach the King Cobra but to plant a kiss on its mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He eased her arms from around his neck and , smiling , planted a quick kiss on the end of her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You actually take the peoples ' photographs first , cut them out and plant them on the original . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stephen | She flinched as Stephen laid his hands on her naked shoulders and planted a hungry kiss on the side of her neck his fingers fumbling in the thick folds of the towel , seeking her breasts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They have to heave and sweat their great stone to the top of the mountain , and plant it firmly on the summit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You could set your back against the roughened old trunk , plant your feet securely on the wide bough and gaze out undisturbed over the great surges of greenery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he was doing that , he saw the paragraph about himself in The Stage and planted his shoe over it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 've planted a selection round one the little paved areas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | security forces | He had heard stories of security forces planting illegal objects during searches of houses and hoped that his presence might help to safeguard against it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Julius came into the room , and she immediately went over and planted herself in front of him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Joachim | Steve Walsh glanced a header across to Joachim who planted the ball past Mike Salmon with such force he stood no chance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Steve Walsh glanced a header across to Joachim who planted the ball past Mike Salmon with such force he stood no chance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In St Albans last year two IRA terrorists blew themselves up as they were planting a 5lbs to 7lbs Semtex bomb destined for Royal Marines bandsmen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Our own experience is that we have never yet planted a congregation without each person who is married getting as clear a call to the work as their partner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Trim any broken or damaged roots cleanly and , if you are planting a bush , hold it up and look at it carefully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a church | Their aim was to start from the bottom up and to grow a church that would be able in the end to plant other churches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Their aim was to start from the bottom up and to grow a church that would be able in the end to plant other churches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I thought if I planted a few seeds of jealousy in your mind it might just drive you into my arms that little bit sooner . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He planted a hundred ` Zambra " roses when that variety was first introduced by Wheatcrofts -- the brilliant orange flowers against the bronze-green foliage were a show-stopper at Chelsea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The artist calmly took a small mechanical device and positioned it against the side of her finger which wore a glittering pair of rings in emerald and diamond . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | During a horse show he positioned himself at the edge of the arena . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Conran | Leaving manufacturing behind enabled Conran to concentrate on retailing and position his company at the vanguard of the high-street revolution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had positioned himself in a narrow doorway , in the vain hope it would provide him with some shelter from the biting cold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She folded napkins to look like coronets and gave the crystal glasses a final polish before positioning them in groups to the right of each place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a company | Research can help a company to position its product in the market . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She positioned herself on a front bench , laid out her pastels and board , and began drawing under the eyes of the judge , who , be all accounts , turned a shade of puce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Once I even positioned myself on a nearby wall in order to study his features more carefully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | He found it hard to remember whether you had to position yourself on the left or the right side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Attlee was careful to position himself with the majority view in Cabinet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have purposely positioned this photograph away from the conference photographs to avoid readers confusing it with views of the Institute Officers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | McGowan positioned himself between Jed and Creed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They pushed the trolley through , and positioned it , as the patient had requested , by an open window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He positioned the arbalest , leaned over the wall and released the catch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Leaving two of the men in the bows to receive the cargo , he positioned two more along the windward side deck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Their summer holidays are spent in the caravan they have positioned in the yard |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Thomas went out , came back a moment later with an object draped in blue velvet which he positioned carefully on a low table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He had spoken jokingly , but as he fell silent , the happiness left his face and he rested his cheek against Cassie 's bright hair and was suddenly very still . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stopped and rested her forehead against the cold metal walls of the corridor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dougal rested the transmitting end of the handset against the speaker of his battery-operated tape recorder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One elder in a blanket rests his sticks against the wall of the former jail and has a pee , contributing minutely to the eventual disappearance of the police station . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Later , " he said , resting his cigar carefully in an ashtray . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She put her elbows on the desk and rested her head in her hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rests both thumbs in the waistband of his trousers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Before caution could restrain the impulse , he placed his hand over hers where she was resting it on the low wall in front of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Brassard rested his elbows on the table and leant forward . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stok pulled a small chair close , and rested his big shiny jackbooted feet upon it , then he lit a cigar and threw a cigar and matches to me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Plumping up the pillows , she set them against the padded headrest and left , closing the door behind her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Coventry put the kettle on the stove , put the teapot and the tea caddy and sugar on the table , and then took off his own perfectly dry shoes , and set them against the stove . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Try that , " he recommended , setting it beneath her arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He baited his baskets and set them in the water , he was so cunning ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he set her sideways on the broad saddle , swung himself up behind her , settled his hands around her waist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Keeper waited while the other Man closed the door behind him and then set the cage on the ground and let Minch free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Duroc picked up his broad-brimmed black hat , and set it upon his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cornelius lifted him down and set him upon the copper map . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He reached into his gaming box and brought forth a piece , setting it down on the board with a satisfied air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He did not set the lamp there that way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Stych had just set down the last of her bags of groceries on the kitchen counter and begun to unpack them , when there was the sound of a heavy truck drawing up outside her house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Brigadier set down a fat puppy that he had been holding and squelched towards the yard , driving a dozen pullets before him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Very well , " she said , setting down her trowel and taking off her gardening gloves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He set down his sack and straightened his aching shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | As I shakily set down my glass , with a new attack of the clammy sweats seeping into my shirt , things grew more terrifying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She set down his drink so hard that it sloshed out of the glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alix brought a chrome bowl out of an open cupboard , set it down ajangle with instruments of torture and turned on the generator for her machines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hennessy brought a chair of his own and set it down some distance away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Nervous controls are not the same as behavioural responses of the kind we have seen in the case of reptiles , which situate themselves at angles to gain the maximum benefit from , or to avoid the worst excesses of , solar radiation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | reptiles | Nervous controls are not the same as behavioural responses of the kind we have seen in the case of reptiles , which situate themselves at angles to gain the maximum benefit from , or to avoid the worst excesses of , solar radiation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | finally they allow us to situate the different thresholds in their respective place : for nothing proves in advance … that their chronology is the same for all types of discourse … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the body of theory | First , he assumes a theoretical need for a concept of profession , yet does not indicate the body of theory which requires and situates this concept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | First , he assumes a theoretical need for a concept of profession , yet does not indicate the body of theory which requires and situates this concept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Adorno seems to me to situate the problem , without necessarily being the solution to it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In order to situate those views we must begin with Oakeshott 's account of the nature of human conduct . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The narrator then proceeds to give some background information , which he situates in a previous time About four months before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smeared the mud across his face , and then across his scalp so that it matted in his close-cut hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But soon he stood back and smeared the tears across the dirt on his cheeks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smears ointment on a strip of lint and lays the dressing gently across my wound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smeared after-sun milk on her satin brown skin before joining Steve at the table with her drink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hargreave removed the sheet from the file and held it close to his face , smearing sauce on it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You could always smear sticky treacle on the bit or make sure the bit is always warm before it goes into her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Indians collect it in pots and smear it on the tips of their arrows and blow-pipe darts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Visitors often smear the mud on their bodies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He told her to shut her eyes , and smeared the paste over her face , leaving breathing holes over her nostrils . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Another digs the cream from the centre of a pink fancy and smears it in his hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She smeared a little of the pink cream on the bottom of Lily 's lip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Bright Eyes : you can keep shampoo out of babies ' eyes by smearing a line of Vaseline just above their eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the thieves | Besides the crash damage , the thieves had also smeared tomato sauce over the front seats and dashboard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He stared at his sister whose pale face was made even paler by the sun-block ointment she had liberally smeared on her skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The waiter spread a napkin across Flora 's knees , presented the menu . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He opened the folder and spread its contents across the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She spread butter on a fresh bread roll and slid the plate across the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hoffmann spread the photographs on a table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mum | They were discussing the latest political crisis , and so paid no attention to the blushes of the cringing lass , as Mum spread soap on her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She cut two thin slices and then , from a plastic container , she took some margarine and spread it on the bread . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You could also thinly spread some glue on the cracker and sprinkle some glitter powder over it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Or if you spread it on the ground you could study it like tea-leaves and read the future there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The contractors take it away and dilute it before spreading it thinly on the soil . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | On the first morning , I spread books on their huge kitchen table and started to cross refer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She spread hay over him for warmth , but it seemed as if the fever would shake him to pieces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | George | ` George strips the wallpaper , takes the covers off books and spreads his hay all over the floor in one of our rooms , " said Mrs Stallard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | rivers | During tropical rainy seasons when rivers flood and spread muddy waters over the land , the Amazon River dolphin ranges miles from the river bed seeking fish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She spread her hands secretively over the page . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Jacqui 's occupation had n't improved it ; she was n't the sort of girl who immediately revolutionized a place and gave it a woman 's touch ; she just spread her belongings over the widest possible area . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the poison | He is like an insect caught in fly spray , whirling crazily , while the poison spreads paralysis slowly through his veins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Daphne took the tube , squeezed a white worm of cream on to Rose 's shoulders and began spreading it with her large , plump hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hippopotamuses spread their scents by whisking their tails as they defecate , while white rhinos stamp in their faeces and then deposit the odour with each fragrant footstep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | When nearly all the passengers ( including Filmer ) had left , heading for their own rooms or the observation car , we cleared the tables , spread fresh cloths and began thinking of food for ourselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Beth | Dipping her two hands in the neck of Cissie 's night-shift , Beth drew out the long brown locks , spreading them over the collar and fanning the hair out as it was not altogether dry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | His tongue shot out continually , dumping saliva on his lips , which barely had time to spread it around their shiny surfaces before the next load arrived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his lips | His tongue shot out continually , dumping saliva on his lips , which barely had time to spread it around their shiny surfaces before the next load arrived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They pushed it into the classroom and stood it against a wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I closed the lid , snapping the locks , and stood the case against the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We stood people at various locations over the distance to establish a scale reference . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood it beneath the skylight just as he heard footsteps pounding up the stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood the pencil upright in the centre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | To achieve his dream , he has to stand logic on its head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Proust | Now Proust quite consciously stands this idea on its head , when he writes , and I quote , ` Style is simply the order and movement which grow out of our thought . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | As an additional precaution , you should stand the tray on newspaper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | When I prised her off and tried to stand her on the floor she kept rocking back and sitting on her tail , then falling over sideways and lying there like a stuffed parrot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Once he took a large bone from the table and stood it on the Queen 's plate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stood a colander under a saucepan and poured sprouts into it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | To be on the safe side why do n't we stand the zinc bath out the rear and let that fill up with rainwater ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Islamic Jihad had stashed Waite in the basement car park of a four-storey building in Baalbeck , in the Bekaa Valley . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I 'd appreciate it very much if you 'd stash the gear in the box and get the boat started up . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He would pull over later and stash the manual in the compartment beneath the battery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If she tells you to stash silver under Jenny Crawley 's bed , you do it , no questions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He reached up , plucked his balls from Legion 's body and stashed them inside his capacious pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You have to stash it somewhere out of sight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Somewhere around there she can stash Jamie 's things . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stashed the Nikon back inside his coat and rose to his feet , brushing damp mud from his jeans as he did so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | This enables them to stash five-figure sums of undisclosed gate receipts into a ` slush fund " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But as he made his getaway , shoppers wrestled him to the ground forcing him to drop the stolen loot — along with £200 he had stashed in a pocket — and he fled empty-handed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sally Gunnell | And then Sally Gunnell talked to me about stuffing her gold medal in a cupboard at home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She closed her eyes and stuffed her fingers in her ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` She told me , thank God , that she had to stuff a handkerchief in her mouth to stop laughing too loudly . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stuffed extra grenades in his pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The car and the trucks accelerated into the night , the same night that concealed the sergeant as he stuffed the money in his pocket , telling himself that Rommel knew best . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | James slid off the arm of the sofa and stuffed his hands in his trouser pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shamlou picked up the buff envelope and stuffed it in the pocket of his windcheater . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She rolled up her pyjamas and stuffed them under her pillow , before quickly pulling the bedclothes to . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He picked up a cockerel by its feet , stuffing it under his arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I heard Bernice coming just in time to fold the photocopies and stuff them inside my jacket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stuffed the scrawled pages into an envelope and sealed it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` It 's all so long ago , " she added , stuffing more crisps into her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stuffed the two pieces into Vasili 's anorak pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I smiled cheerfully , wished everyone a good morning and began to stuff the food into my mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mary was stuffing wet towels into a dirty pillowcase . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He stared at her for a long moment , and then he turned , stuffed his hands into his trouser pockets , and stared out over the lake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Off the back of the door he took an old net shopping-bag that his Mum hardly ever used and stuffed the carton and biscuits into it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She collected up the letters and stuffed them back , higgledy-piggledy , into their brown paper and cardboard nest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Chris had already been given a severe ticking-off when he 'd admitted to the box-office that he 'd lost count of the number of tickets and cheques he 'd stuffed into all his suit pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In the event Mazzin was after the notebooks we 'd stuffed down the front of our pyjamas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Both boys began stuffing the empty cases down their shirts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So after this meal , when I find I 'm stuffing foul non-rancid things down my throat -- without bad effects -- I try a quick scuttle round the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sally took the strip of paper and stuffed it down the front of her skirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Inwardly seething , she did as she was told , carefully tucking her dressing-gown about her legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gloria tucked the blanket around Dot and kissed the tip of her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man lowered his scarf , tucking it below his chin , causing Creed to flinch at the sight of the ravaged face now caught in the shine of the moon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It always banged on the desk top , each morning , before he remembered to tuck it below his tie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He chose four different coloured capsules and tucked them discreetly beneath his plate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ashley | Reaching for a napkin , Ashley tucked it beneath Thomas 's chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tucked the phone between chin and shoulder and gave me a friendly salute , but did n't pause in his recitation of copy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fred tucked his toga between his legs like a baby 's nappy and picked his friend up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wiped her lips on the paper and crumpling it up , tucked it demurely between the seat and the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jamie is not the type to tuck himself in bed early . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She did turn from him then , to tuck her shirt in her waistband , and to hide the baffling tears that stung at her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He dropped the mercenary sword , tucked his axe in his belt and then strode over the cobbles to the unconscious girl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Without tucking the shirt in his pants , he pulls a royal red tie over his head that has been pre-knotted , I 'm sure by his wife , Lonnie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | McGowan | With one swift motion McGowan reached up , took the glasses off and tucked them in his pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Craig tucked the books inside his coat and as the door was flung open , he strode past his open-mouthed brother and down towards the drawing-room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Steve | Newman ignored the extended hand , looked at the man called Steve who had tucked his right hand inside the lapel of his buttoned jacket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Newman ignored the extended hand , looked at the man called Steve who had tucked his right hand inside the lapel of his buttoned jacket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But in tucking a cover over the old man 's knees , for there was snow on the ground outside and in spite of a roaring fire the room was not as warm as he was used to , she felt her hand patted and then he said , ` Peace and goodwill , peace and goodwill , that is the secret after all . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tucked a towel round his neck , not quite managing to meet his knowing look . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Josh tucked his arm companionably through hers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Léonie sat up straight , tucked her feet to one side , put her hands round her knees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He always used to tuck it underneath the water butt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Theda | The old lady let it go , and watched Theda hastily tuck it out of sight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Later on , younger guests stayed on for disco dancing while we walked back to our apartment to tuck our happy , tired children into bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tucked the handkerchief back into his sleeve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stok reached for his riding breeches , buttoned himself into them , tucked his shirt in , then walked across to where I was sitting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Something I can tuck underneath my arm and use to get about with . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | HIBS can tuck away their passports until their summer hols if they do n't beat Anderlecht at Easter Road on Tuesday night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Theda | Not knowing what else to do , Theda first found a fresh cap and tucked away her dangerous locks , and then began to lay out her clothes , retrieving her portmanteau from under the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` The perils of drink , " he murmured to Juliet , as he tucked away his stethoscope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ruth tucked up her skirts and clenched her teeth , and as Alfred called out the beat she pushed hard against the slippery wall , and was relieved and delighted to feel the barge moving . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She paused to tuck up a strand of her long hair which had escaped from the orange mob-cap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The white men took away our land , " she said tucking the coin down the front of her dirty dress , ` And now there is nowhere left to grow maize . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Louisa put down the book , crossed to the bed and wrapped an arm about Emilia 's shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Depression now wrapped itself about her , making concentration difficult , while the thought of Silas holding Doreen in his arms brought a sudden flare of honesty that caused her to admit she was jealous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | At last she rose from the water , wrapping a towel about her damp body as she walked to her room , mentally weighed down by her thoughts , and physically wearied , too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The 6ft carpet snake crept into Calan Lavender 's bed , wrapped its body around him and plunged in its fangs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Pulling on a sweater and wrapping my long kilt around me , I made my way towards Sheikha Grandmother 's house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You 've got to wrap the strap around your foot . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | It also enabled him to wrap his hand round the glass , even if it had a handle , in a manner peculiarly his own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They wrapped old sacks round themselves to keep out the cold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bruce stirred and wrapped his cloak firmly about him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | These goods are also expensive , so people defer buying them when they are hard-up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | Sandford , however , urged us to defer going down there for at least two months : the rains had only recently ended and after the rains a virulent type of malaria was prevalent in the Awash valley . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the committee | Eventually the committee agreed to defer a decision to see if the school could team up with neighbouring villages to boost numbers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the council | He said opponents hoped the council would either reverse or defer their decision to close Hustledown House . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Barnett wanted to defer the building of a new British Library next to St Pancras Station . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Court of Appeal deferred the possession order for three months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | LASMO North Sea and its partners | After a series of discussions , LASMO North Sea and its partners have decided to defer the development of the Columba field . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the residents | In return for the council taking proceedings against the company the residents deferred their own legal action and allowed the dump to re-open . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Well , we deferred many difficult decisions , and this was just one of them . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The planning committee decided on Monday evening to defer its decision about the application until after that meeting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | students | Within each there are many honours degree specialisations , and , although courses become progressively more specialised , students defer a final choice about their ultimate subject of study until the end of their third year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Scheherezade begins the long series of tales that constitute The Arabian Nights , so successfully stimulating the King 's curiosity to hear more that he constantly defers the order for her execution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In the end we compromised and deferred the issue for later discussion between us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Judge William Hannah deferred sentence for six months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Council | For these reasons , the Council has decided to defer the matter for three years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The committee deferred a decision on the application , and the matter will be further considered at a later date . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John could see some trivial improvements but deferred any mention of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | It is more important for them to defer their childbearing and to compress it into a short space of time in their married life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Traditionally it had been the poor who had deferred marriage until they could become independent in an economy of the margins , but the early impact of industrialisation appears to have broken the pattern . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the poor | Traditionally it had been the poor who had deferred marriage until they could become independent in an economy of the margins , but the early impact of industrialisation appears to have broken the pattern . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | But , in all cases we defer repayment until you complete the course , and then agree a repayment programme that is based on your earnings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Edouard | Knowing what he would find when he went there , and knowing that it would pain him , Edouard delayed the moment when he would make a formal inspection of the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She reached for the glass , delaying the moment when she 'd have to answer , unsure even how to answer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Owner-occupiers tend to delay childbearing because they face heavy housing costs at the beginning of their marriage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Eventually the time came when she could n't delay going downstairs any longer , and when she reached the kitchen she discovered that the visitor had left , and that Silas was examining the contents of the fridge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bradford Northern coach Peter Fox has delayed naming his side for tomorrow 's Trophy quarter-final against Widnes but Great Britain scrum-half Deryck Fox is definitely out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Scotland | RUGBY UNION : Scotland have delayed naming their team for Saturday 's international against world champions Australia amid continuing doubts over the fitness of full back Gavin Hastings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I delayed switching the computer off while I racked my brain trying to think of some way of saving them , but there was none . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At their meeting in either 1749 or 1750 , Christopher Smart accepted this task from Richardson ; however , he delayed writing the piece which was to be printed in the volume . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She rattled on breathlessly , perhaps encouraged , Dexter thought , by a desire to delay Blanche coming to the point of the meeting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Corporate lawyers managed to delay the case coming to court for two years and then they prolonged the proceedings for a further two years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A HOME OFFICE minister yesterday intervened at the last minute to delay a Kurdish refugee being flown back to Turkey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So he was delaying beginning to play . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But the government front bench denied opposition claims that they 'd deliberately delayed the decision to boost Tory support on the eve of the Party Conference . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | field social workers | Consequently , field social workers delayed the decision to admit young people to care , and , subsequently , were forced to do so when events had overtaken them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Glaxo has since delayed the launch to await product approvals but it 's a massive project and will take out rigid packaging business forward very quickly when it comes on stream -- probably late this year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | SALVAGE specialists were forced yesterday to delay plans to refloat the Danish cargo ship aground on an island in the Pentland Firth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were , however , encouraged to delay their accident estimate until they had thought specifically about how busy the junction would normally be and how it might appear in other conditions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | Hurworth dentist Simon Allum said : ` Despite the Government delaying the decision by a month we still have not been answered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The first one was to the house in Colchester to ask if they 'd mind if I delayed my arrival by one more day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He delayed the trip by two days , arrived in London on 8 June , and went into a series of meetings with the Commons committee , Sir Geoffrey , Mrs Thatcher and the Press . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Tuareg -- the largest tribe of Nomads in the Sahara Desert | For the first time in their history the Tuareg -- the largest tribe of Nomads in the Sahara Desert -- recently delayed their annual migration for 10 days so as to catch the final episode of Dallas |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A commonly held view is that he delayed withdrawal for political reasons , until after the presidential elections of December 1965 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Or maybe that is an apocryphal story and she thought about delaying the journey for twenty-four hours because she had a hair appointment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | Paul Reichmann asked me to delay everything for two months and I agreed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many women have been delaying births for years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We could have delayed the trial until the tax business was settled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The Swedish government announced in mid-January that it would delay a promised phase-out of nuclear power until alternative energy sources became viable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Deeper hard pans require more drastic operations such as double digging ; in established gardens you may prefer to delay the upheaval until each area affected is due for renewal and replanting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Huy had delayed telling Merymose about Surere , waiting for the right moment to come . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | Friends of the Earth urged the government to delay any decision on Thorp until after the advisory committee completes its review of radioactive waste disposal for the next 20 years , which is expected next year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Security forces delayed 50 hours before searching the region , allowing the murderers to escape the net . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | That 's why I delayed coming home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | “ I 'm going to delay them . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have been delaying you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The Coronations were launched by an ever-publicity-conscious Luff , shortly before his retirement , which he delayed until 1954 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | ` Saturday 's situation appears to have been caused because people delayed before going out into the rain . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Maybe if he could delay a little longer , Springfield would discover his sweep had failed to capture the ringleader and send men in to flush him out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Mieno | Some fear that if Mr Mieno delays much longer , he risks overkill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | Consequently , he wants the Government to delay no longer , but to begin to devolve real responsibility to the people of Northern Ireland . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two commanders | He sent an army under Counts Hugh and Matfrid to help Bernard ; but the two commanders delayed so long en route that Muslim troops were able to ravage the county of Barcelona . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But she discovered she had delayed too long , for as she reached the hall , there before her , and as cool as you like , was Naylor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the UN | Britain doubted whether the UN could do more than to postpone the day when Soviet domination over Korea was established . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Rolling Stones , George Harrison , Bob Dylan and Rod Stewart are still strutting and fretting away , postponing the time when they are heard no more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He postponed implementing a scheme until more groups , including industry and business , were consulted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The judge postponed sentencing for pyschiatric reports but warned the normal punishment for attempted robbery was at least 7 years in prison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Mexican government has postponed plans to construct a hydro-electric dam on the Rio Usumancinta , near the border with Guatemala . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Israel | There was also concern among US officials that the funding would encourage Israel to continue to postpone steps to liberalize the economy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Socialist government | With an election looming on June 6th , the Socialist government had every reason to postpone the embarrassment of a third successive devaluation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The banks also agreed to postpone amortization payments due between 1991 and 1994 , a measure calculated to save Chile approximately $1,800 million annually over the following four years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Television had postponed Manchester United 's scheduled visit to Anfield so it could be shown live on 22 December , the longest night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | As things are , I 'd like you to postpone your leave for a bit . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mother postponed her second marriage for six months to give time to sort out the new relationships . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Soviet parliament | When the Soviet parliament invoked emergency laws to postpone the strike for two months , the union refused to call it off -- in effect , daring the government to end it by force . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tripoli postponed the elections until February ; Ajdabiyans confidently expected them on 1 February , and after that day the chairman of the local Assembly telephoned Tripoli each afternoon to ask if he should hold the poll . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | The Law Society has urged the Government to postpone the changes in civil legal aid for one year because it believes the rise in spending on it is a temporary blip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | prospective purchasers | The danger is that prospective purchasers will postpone spending money until they have finished upgrading to Windows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John Scott Morgan , author and a member of the Society , had to postpone the talk originally arranged for October 1992 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Presidents of Russia and Lithuania postponed until October the actual signature of a treaty on troop withdrawal , due to " technical " difficulties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You avoid , postpone , or hide the conflict that you fear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He personally ferried two Aero Commanders , an Aerostar , a Beech Duke , and two Barons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The fire brigade had to bring in their rescue boat normally used on the Thames to ferry 60 stranded people while the local council issued sandbags to those still hoping to keep the water at bay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Manning | The crown claimed that Manning had ferried Mr McVeigh 's IRA killers to and from the scene of the killing at his Boucher Road warehouse on May 22 , 1991 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ` The only car apart from a Rolls-Royce that he could fit into was an extra large Range Rover , " says the driver , who also tells hair-raising tales of ferrying Maxwell about town . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the driver | ` The only car apart from a Rolls-Royce that he could fit into was an extra large Range Rover , " says the driver , who also tells hair-raising tales of ferrying Maxwell about town . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A local man offers to ferry me across the fjord and I am soon on the way to Holt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jake ferried them across the ford on his cart with horse and master enjoying a paddle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Billy could easily have ferried her across the river in his boat , as he had done many times before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Swindon Bus Company | Since the tragedy , the Swindon Bus Company has been ferrying the children across town . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | every previous expedition | As far as we knew every previous expedition had ferried the sheep by dinghy , a tedious operation which must have been hard on both men and sheep , to say nothing of the dinghy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were prepared to ferry the ball from blue shirt to blue shirt and in the process frustrate Nottingham Forest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | McGee | Emerging from the back staircase into the kitchen , Julia found McGee ferrying the remains from the dining room , downing in quick succession the remnants of the Chablis and the dregs of the Margaux . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They ferried plates to and fro from the kitchen , where Rose and Victorine supervised what was to come next . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | of which | His last song attracted a school of dolphins , one of which ferried Arion on his back all the way to Corinth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | dolphins , one | His last song attracted a school of dolphins , one of which ferried Arion on his back all the way to Corinth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He augmented his meager income by plying for hire as a ferryman , ferrying passengers across to Greenwich , and sometimes he followed a more grisly trade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | others | Many helped firemen remove debris and others were ferrying the injured to hospitals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | VOLUNTEERS who use their own cars to ferry people to hospital from remote parts of the North-East could face a hefty tax bill in future . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | VOLUNTEERS who use their own cars to ferry people to hospital from remote parts of the North-East could face a hefty tax bill in future . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The former seamen , who risked their lives against the elements and German U-boats to ferry vital supplies to northern Russia , can enjoy a berth on a luxury liner for the return trip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The former seamen , who risked their lives against the elements and German U-boats to ferry vital supplies to northern Russia , can enjoy a berth on a luxury liner for the return trip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | After being rejected by the Sandinistas , he resolved to become a flying doctor and ferry medical supplies to war-stricken campesinos . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bearcoat complied reluctantly , ferrying the wounded up the Yellowstone and Missouri , and protesting the Nez Perce ` treatment unusually severe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | CABBIES earning big tips helping to ferry stolen property away from break-ins were targeted yesterday in a series of police raids . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John Sandberg | ( As reported in the November FlyPast , John Sandberg was tragically killed while ferrying the Tsunami out of Reno on September 25 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the East London Line | So I wake my feet up , stop fantasizing about the bomb , and invite the East London Line to ferry me up to Whitechapel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a coach company | Paul Hunter , who runs a coach company which ferries schoolchildren to and from sports grounds , claims he has not received any money from the council for the service in recent months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Paul Hunter , who runs a coach company which ferries schoolchildren to and from sports grounds , claims he has not received any money from the council for the service in recent months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The thieves had obviously been back and forth over the ravine ferrying everything back to their car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | And lead him out to the Waiting Room where he 's allowed to linger and holler for a while before we ferry him back to the night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We clean their homes , fetch their shopping , ferry them to where they wish to go ; and we do all this without thinking that our care might be undermining their independence , even their morale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Search for what , since you 're not after all the heroin , or whatever I 'm supposed to have been ferrying around the islands for a week ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The visiting pilots had come to ferry back a score of U.S. fighter aircraft flown up from the States as part of the American lend-lease programme . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The prince 's personal press secretary Dickie Arbiter ferried them round the Queen 's estate at Sandringham , Norfolk , so they could film the photographers snapping the royal shooting party from a public road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Briggs | Since the early 1960s Mr Briggs has cleared 450 acres of bracken by a variety of methods including aerial and knapsack spraying , and said : ` The problems of over-grazing by sheep are well known . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cleared it of leaves and dragged it out of the corner into which the Friar had stuffed it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | settlers | However , to lay claim to the land , settlers were compelled in such a milieu to be seen to clear it of trees , so the result was ecologically undesirable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cleared his throat as the young man looked up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They have cleared land for vegetable patches and introduced exotic weeds , and , that bane of island wildlife , goats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He thus , in the face of furious opposition , cleared the ground for the drastic overhaul of the fiscal system which was now more essential than ever . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | When we indicated that we would like to clear him on the spot he was very reluctant to let us on board saying that the boat was " in a hell of a mess " ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | ISRAEL and the PLO will seal a deal on mutual recognition within 24 hours , clearing the way for signing an agreement on Palestinian self-rule by September 13 , a PLO official in Tunis said today . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the jury | Earlier , the jury had cleared Brian Parke , 23 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Was she trying to clear her conscience , or was it Margaret 's final act of revenge on Leah who had grabbed all the glory ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ace shook herself to clear her mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Two days later I drove the BMW back to Winston Street and cleared my room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cleared his throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The report gives details of the jet 's mission and clears both the crew and the equipment of any fault . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rentokil | After Rentokil had cleared the premises they chemically disinfected the entire area and the property is now ready for sale , minus ` the ones that got away ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Tigers | If the Tigers can clear other Muslim communities to the south , they will have established a safe corridor between the Serbian and the Bosnian capitals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | I can only liken this to a trance-like state which neither drains you of energy nor leaves you feeling elated afterwards . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a trance-like state | I can only liken this to a trance-like state which neither drains you of energy nor leaves you feeling elated afterwards . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She averted her eyes , draining the glass of fruit juice in one gulp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It drains humanity of its humour , reduces adults ' behaviour to that of petulant children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He walked to the table where he 'd left his brandy snifter , lifted it , and drained it of liquid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the lymph glands | There is usually a painless swelling of the lymph glands which drain the area of the primary sore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | There is usually a painless swelling of the lymph glands which drain the area of the primary sore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Marina | ` What a menagerie , " said Marina , draining the bottle into their glasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ranulf drained his cup in two noisy gulps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | streams | Numerous studies ( e.g. Stoner and Gee 1985 , Bull and Hall 1986 ) have compared the water chemistry of streams draining afforested areas with that of streams draining nearby moorland . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | " I guess it would , Daddy , " he replied shortly and drained the glass without looking up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cheryl | ` Thanks , " Cheryl said , and to Bernice 's amazement , drained the entire flask without stopping for breath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bull O'Malley chuckled and drained his glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | What was in the bottle that he had thus publicly drained to the last drop ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had emptied their pockets and thrown away their hope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ellwood | As an afterthought , Ellwood emptied the priest 's pockets , then scrambled back on to the rock and pushed Carey 's belongings in between the boulders along with his own clothing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Anyway " he emptied the suitcase full of notes onto the floor ` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A man sitting at a three-legged stool emptied a dustpan full of rubbish over his suit and then removed it with a battery powered mini vacuum cleaner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | robbers | A Building Society cashier had a gun pointed at her head while robbers emptied the office safe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | As soon as they had emptied their tiny cups of black coffee , Nathan had settled the bill and they had walked quickly back down the hill to the waterfront . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | bureaucracies | The values of justice and equality would lead to the setting up of bureaucracies which would empty the world of sacred meanings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The values of justice and equality would lead to the setting up of bureaucracies which would empty the world of sacred meanings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Holmes | But the next moment Holmes had emptied his revolver into the hound 's body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | If someone empties their in-tray into yours , protest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hugh 's mother emptied her shopping-bag onto the carpet and Gina had the feeling of terror that wedding-presents had sometimes brought ; she wondered what on earth would happen if something went wrong . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paupers engaged in emptying the cesspools during the night were allowed one pint of beer , 7 ozs. bread and 1 oz. cheese . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Patients were asked to empty their bladder before going to bed , noting the precise time and discarding the urine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Neither knew who had emptied the desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the " Bolshie outing " | During the summer the " Bolshie outing " as it was known , practically emptied the village . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He emptied his cup and set it down on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If the VAX/VMS disk quota has been exceeded ( check by using VMS command SHOW QUOTA ) , you should inform the System Manager or purge the account of all unnecessary files . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He 'd done something like it before , he 'd tried to purge himself of privilege by becoming a tramp , descending among the down-and-outs of London and Paris . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Boz | Seb realised immediately that Boz was seeking trouble as a means of purging himself of the anger and frustration that was bubbling inside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Because I need to purge myself of the past more than anything . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the sufferers | At both extremes of anorexia or bulimia the sufferers may use medications to induce vomiting or to reduce body fluid or to purge themselves either with laxatives or enemas or both . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the hero Hercules | But another work by Lysippus , showing the hero Hercules purging the Augean Stables , was exhibited in Rome next to a statue of the triumphant Fabius Maximus on horseback . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the general | It failed , and the general purged the armed forces and created a power structure that strengthened his supporters ' hold on the military . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Neither the campaign nor the result purged him or his family of a settled if unenthusiastic feeling that he ought to go into the House of Commons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were also seeking to purge their religion of recently acquired alien elements and to restore it to what they deemed its original purity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But then he has it , he 's off and running , he 's merging and purging that database with frantic abandon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The refugees have stripped the surrounding hills almost bare , and spend much of their time collecting branches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Grant | Using the wealth of material produced by Haringey Council to explain the whys and wherefores of lesbian and gay equality , Mr Grant stripped the new Clause bare of any respectable pretensions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | On instructions from the Corporals , we stripped him naked and made him run across to the horse trough where he was thrown in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had no wish to strip herself bare for his amusement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | burglars | But burglars forced a kitchen window while she was out and stripped the house of everything valuable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | bailiffs | Regulars at the Foresters Arm , Coatham Mundeville , looked on in astonishment last year when bailiffs came in and stripped the pub of furniture and fittings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a robot | He realized that a robot was stripping him of his armour and removing all detectable weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | thieves | FIRST thieves stripped their room of luggage , clothes , money , passports and tickets within hours of their arrival in Orlando , Florida . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thieves , having stolen a car , take it for a joy ride and then strip it before setting it alight to destroy the evidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | 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 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The new government stripped the Tokugawa family of most of its land and Keiki was forced to resign its headship ; many Bakufu supporters also lost their domains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We put it to bed in a bowl and cover it in bulb fibre like a blanket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One girl wanted to cover him in whipped cream and honey and then slowly lick off every bit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She covered her mouth with her hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Overcome again , she covered her face with her hands and sank onto the settee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I caught the little boy , but when the child saw me , he covered his eyes with his hands and screamed loudly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the white gravel | We all found him interesting , so when we lay in the sun after lunch , the white gravel covering our backs with powdery marks , his fighting demonstrations were keenly attended . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the reluctant soldier | He wiped his hands on the wet grass beside the grave and ordered the reluctant soldier back to secure the lid of the coffin and cover it with soil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I had to cover my nose against the terrible stench and just wished my master would finish the business . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Eva had to cover a chair in stapled-together plastic bags before it was hygienic enough for his arse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Aware now that he was more naked than the other man he turned to the bed , and dragged a sheet off it to cover himself with . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two people were in the living room , a man and a woman , both in uniform , dusting the various surfaces with whitish powder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Norman opened his tool-box and took out a pair of rubber gloves , which he dusted with talcum powder , and drew over his sensitive digits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the good beachcombers | Within the hour the good beachcombers are on the spot and loading their sacks with all manner of bounties cast at their feet by providence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sylvester | Preferring a neutral approach for such material , Sylvester has not loaded the catalogue with critical judgements . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` That Geoffrey is a wicked geezer , " Toss said to himself , as he began to load the pram with Geoffrey 's computing equipment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He loaded the barrow with paving stones before running straight through a plate glass window at the B&Q superstore in South Shields . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two girls are loading the donkeys with water containers and sacks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Just as you should not overload your argument with cases , you should not load it with too many separate points of law . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cecil Beaton | Did you know that Cecil Beaton could n't even load his own camera ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | THE DETECTIVE : When you load the gun , then you know what you 're holding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Larsen | Quickly loading the Very pistol with the red cartridge , Larsen aimed it at the open skylight and pulled the trigger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Allow sufficient time for your beneficial bacteria to build-up in your aquarium or pond system before you begin to load with livestock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He reloaded , fired at a sniper eighty yards away , missed and loaded again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You have the choice of being snooty and tutting at people sitting in their cars , packing their faces with hot dogs , or you can pack your own face with a hot dog before you set out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Day and weekend sacks are light enough for you to simply pack them with accessibility to key items of equipment like waterproofs the main priority . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He packed his suitcases with clothes and books . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His lectures were above all popular because he packed them with information . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I did as she said but they were two sizes too big for me ; they fitted better after she had packed the toes with scraps of wool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mina and Kāli | When at last the work was finished , Mina and Kāli packed a basket with some clean clothes and went together to the stream to wash . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She even packed a bag for each for them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Turn round day is a bit hectic for us , so we suggest you pack your bags in the morning , leave them in our safekeeping , and disappear to explore for the day ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | As she quickly packed a bag before preparing dinner , it suddenly struck her what a risk she was taking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the programme that turns the cameras on teenagers and let's them do the talking and the interviews | Now the programme that turns the cameras on teenagers and let's them do the talking and the interviews has packed its newest series with just the subjects their viewers want . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Baldwin | Accordingly Baldwin packed his suitcase , instructed his parliamentary private secretary to do the same , and set off yet once more in the small black car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She carefully packed her case again , then scanned the tidy bedroom and bathroom with some satisfaction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | It was on a Friday night and I had packed my suitcases and taken them around to Rachel 's house so her dad could stack them on top of the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They have n't started packing their suitcases yet , but they fear it may be inevitable and they 'll have to come to terms with a completely new existence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She had a fake -- a trick : just before the contest started she smeared her mouth well with butter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Endill | He did not even notice when one of his class became stuck in the hole in the floorboards and was there all day until Endill had the idea of smearing him with butter to slide him out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were both bareheaded , but had smeared their faces with camouflage cream , and wore dark coloured zip-up windcheaters , denims and trainers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had smeared the shape with coal dust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the BBC and official propaganda | At all times , the BBC and official propaganda has been industrious at smearing them with crime and violence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smeared the chicken with edenwort , okra and gravy , rubbed it round the plate and set it off once more in the direction of his wide , beautifully moulded mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He promptly took it out of her hand , smeared it with honey and pushed it towards her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was smearing her hands with iron oxide , to simulate blood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The women of the family struck their faces and smeared them with soot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an official spokesman | They also knew that the arrested men were respectable and law-abiding and they were highly indignant when they heard that an official spokesman had smeared them with the suggestion of criminal activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bryony took the toast out and began to smear it with tomato chutney . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The man 's face was a glistening red , as though he had smeared it with Vaseline . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | young revellers | In nineteenth-century Paris young revellers would melt down chocolate and smear horrified passers-by with what they took to be excrement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She spread the bed with a blue and crimson Indian blanket , put up lampshades , hung blue curtains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The decorations committee had spent the morning spreading tables with brown , yellow and green linen cloths and pinning gold-sprayed autumn leaves to each corner of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She broke off a piece of baguette , spread it with butter and jam , stuffed it into her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | My Grandma Rosenbloom | ` My Grandma Rosenbloom used to spread hers with chicken fat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She spread butter on to a deliciously aromatic roll , and spread it with honey , adding calmly , ` This is your villa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he and his man | And he and his man would take a black bin-liner and carry it upstairs and stuff it full of cash from the safe , and then carry it downstairs again on his shoulders , like Father Christmas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Loyonel , he 's there , leaning on the machine and stuffing himself sick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | “ Oh , hell … ” she groaned , and tried to sit up , her head feeling as if someone had stuffed it full of cotton wool , “ I fainted , did n't I ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 've stuffed myself with bread in your brother 's today . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Paul | Needlessly Herr Nordern cleared his throat again , frowning at Paul who was goggling at him while stuffing himself with cheese and cold ham . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tore a roll open , stuffed it with cut ham and gave her that . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I sat with her , gave her my drink bottle , stuffed her with glucose and encouraged her to rest for a while . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | The naan bread was big ; we 'd both stuffed ourselves with it during the meal but it was still big . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We sat stuffing ourselves with smoked-salmon sandwiches , slurping Earl Grey , while she charmed and intimidated them with her stolen airs and purloined graces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If too big you can always stuff the toes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I sat there for an hour stuffing my stomach and telling him exactly what had happened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I spend half my life changing beds , stuffing the washing machine and emptying wastepaper baskets . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They would wrap the lamb in a warm blanket , feed it from a bottle , and keep it near the heat of the kitchen fire , perhaps even on top of the oven , until it recovered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I wrapped him in the big blanket we 'd brought as he was already shivering . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wrapped the material in sheets of brown paper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The wrapping machine was pre-set to wrap a given number of biscuits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I dig the garden , or wrap my Christmas presents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ambulance people | Doug told Sergeant Flynn what had happened , the ambulance people wrapped Mac 's body in his bed sheet and took him off under the harsh lights set up by the TV crew . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wrapped up the clogs and gave them back to me with the instruction that I was only to wear the shoes when I came to call . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I wrapped up a bottle of Grand Moulas in a newspaper for safety , put it in one of the panniers and went on my way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The producer sensed the other man 's contempt and rose to wrap up his work , relieved that he did n't have to deal with types like this every night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The apothecary took my money , wrapped up a bottle in blue paper and handed it over , hardly looking at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You wrap yourself up good and warm and I 'll get the horse and cart from Carys next door . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She folded his discarded jeans and shirt and stowed them in a locker , then turned his sleeping-bag inside out and shook it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stowed the globes in a styrofoam case like an over-sized egg box . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Melissa stowed her purchases in her shopping bag and picked up her change . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He gave them some thought , then extracted two and stowed them in his hip pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some | Most people keep a gun or two in the house ; some carry them around with them , or stow them in the glove compartments of their cars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He emptied his bag , putting the instruments for sterilization to one side and stowing the unused items on the shelves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he hears Tina 's key in the lock he slaps the latest book shut and stows the pile under the bed , his head aching with the notion that he was about to stumble on the message . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had n't stowed his chainsword across his back , and Ace watched aghast as he swung himself too far , reached out with his left hand , and failed to grasp the side of the girder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stowed Tal behind their seats , with her bag and all the other stuff that had accumulated there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Loretta | Stowing her bag by her feet , Loretta settled down for an hour 's read . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he went back to stowing the suitcases into the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | ` It 's beautiful , " I said as the man stowed the parcels into the tiny cabin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She found a seat , stowed her luggage , and was almost at once joined by a pleasant-faced woman who settled herself across the table in the seat opposite . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Goodison | Here , Goodison lifted four large mantle-boxes from the coach and stowed them , as best he could , under the seat of Elizabeth 's trap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He went into a torrent of Greek as he stowed her case and several pieces of hand luggage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had already stowed the cockpit awning and set up the barbecue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I opened my eyes eventually and took the compass out of my jeans pocket , where I 'd stowed it to have hands free for standing up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sleep-drugged figures stumble quietly around their bivouacs , feeling for the last few items of rain-sodden kit to stow in their bergens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Order a take away and open the bottle you have stowed in your Survival Pack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I winked at my self , jiggled my head about , grinned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I winked at my self , jiggled my head about , grinned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ben jiggled his buttocks on the hard wooden bench , one cheek to the other , hands jammed beneath his legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Ben jiggled his buttocks on the hard wooden bench , one cheek to the other , hands jammed beneath his legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Barratt jiggles his foot , looking anywhere but at Bill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Barratt jiggles his foot , looking anywhere but at Bill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tommy shivered as the cold hit him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maggie | The room was unbearably warm , the gas fire on full , yet Maggie shivered as she lifted her mug to her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ranulf | The clouds were beginning to gather , hiding the hunter 's moon , and Ranulf shivered as he heard an owl hoot and the ominous chatter of other night birds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shivered as she recalled Lotta 's beautiful , animated face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Athelstan shivered as he remembered his nightmare and the eerie stillness of that terrible dream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Santa shivered when Suzanne wrapped his body in cold , clammy bandages which had been pre-soaked in a solution of menthol , camphor , marine algae and alcohol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bishop | Despite himself , Bishop shivered when he heard the flat intonation of Tiw Heimdall 's voice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shivered involuntarily , a reaction prompted by something other than cold … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Yanto shivered slightly as he turned towards the Blue Boar 's front porch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Liza | A momentary cloud passed in front of the sun and Liza shivered slightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shivered slightly at the steely note in his voice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shivered suddenly , and even that was not unpleasant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gazzer was shivering uncontrollably with cold and panic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was shivering uncontrollably , but not because she was cold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was shivering violently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Polly 's skin crawled and she shivered violently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was shivering against him , and he helped her back to the fire and bundled her in his own bedroll ; but she kept her arms about him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shivered at some ill-defined idea , drifting past out of reach , in the foggy recesses of her mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shivers at the memory , and adds : ` I want to swing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shivered at the thought of it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bodie shivered at the thought of undergoing the same operation as his colleague . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shivered at the warning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shivered from the cold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He blinked again and shivered from head to toe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was shivering with delight and pent-up desire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leonora shivered with pleasure as Penry 's long fingers caressed the length of brown thigh below her brief denim shorts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jezrael shivered in anticipation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Outside the phone box , she shivered in the breeze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shivered in her lavendered sheets , imploring herself to rest , trying not to think of the dreadful thing Finn had said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shivered in terror as I saw her face which was becoming more and more dragon-like with every minute . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A few moments later he shivered again , sneezed and decided the time had come to return to his mates and forget it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The wind and wet had sucked the warmth out of his blood and he shivered constantly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he shivered energetically and swung his arms and clapped his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rory | Fergus looked at him and Rory shivered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The girls no longer curtsied to the vicar in an Oxfordshire village , but the grammar school powerfully survived as the symbol of ` the happy combination of privilege and opportunity " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Received by the king and queen as she made her entrance , she curtsied deeply , and waited with bated breath for what would happen next . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Topaz | She nodded as Topaz curtsied and then made her stately way to where Sister Agnes was sewing drawers for her Sisters in God . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When they came nearer he did a little dancing step and curtsied low . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | As the dance finished we curtsied again and the Duke of Edinburgh stopped to congratulate us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | owl-headed figures | A narrative scene shows owl-headed figures using a crescent-shaped knife to eviscerate a victim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | These animals , introduced by pirates and whalers between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries , denude the vegetation and compete with the giant tortoise ( Geochelone elephantopus ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I washed and combed and plaited my hair and rubbed my clogs , then I went round and knocked on the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She plaited her hair so tightly that it hurt her , straining hair and flesh until it felt as though the white seam down the back of her head might split and the brains gush out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the other | Then he waited as one of the two Han brought him anti-static slippers while the other combed and plaited his hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a prisoner | Detective Constable Julie Bignall was reported for allowing a prisoner to plait her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her mother | ` That idiot Amanda " , Hortensia said , ` has let her long hair grow even longer during the hols and her mother has plaited it into pigtails . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You will need to plait your horse 's mane and pull or plait his tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A middle-aged couple got out and began to unload a motley collection of boxes and bags . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John | The first serious storm of the season broke in the scudding sky above them just as John was unloading the last of the boxes from his car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ship | When we left Baghdad , there was no further news of what had happened to those on board , except that the ship had been forced to unload its cargo in the port of Kabbous , Oman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then they would unload their human cargo and speed back , using a different route , to repeat the process . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Laura unloaded her cargo on to the sofa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The men were out there , unloading the catch on to the small boats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a young lad | Christina approached a young lad unloading crates of Cockspur golden rum on to the veranda of a tiny bar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the band | Three youths armed with Armalite pen-knives waited for the band to unload their gear before threatening them and attempting to drive away with their van . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Both raw materials and finished products were all in bags -- we unloaded the raw materials up until midnight then re-loaded the lorries from midnight onwards for the drivers to deliver the next day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It took only a few minutes to reach her cottage and Maltravers completed his story while she unloaded the shopping in the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Toulson was unloading a horse from his lorry when the animal landed on top of him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | No one spoke ; they began to unload the cases from the lorry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There they unloaded their loot into waiting landrovers and lorries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They unloaded their trays on to a table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | Let us expurgate from the immaturity of our environmental thought , that essence of crepuscular darkness which our sciolism leads us to extrapolate into quotidian existence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We unload the boats for the last time , take the final photographs , and cast our minds back , trying to fix the memories . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Half an hour later she 's unloading the car outside the studio -- that 's her job too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She unloaded the car and carried everything in , dumping it all in the middle of the salon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | about thirty | Out of the fifty odd men left , only about thirty would be required to unload the Russian ship , big as she was . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When they load or unload a ship they can understand what 's wanted . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We then had to drive the machine back and unload the rented van . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They hit many patches of soft sand and wasted hours unloading vehicles , shoving them up to the top of dunes and reloading again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Disposal experts prepare to unload a remote-control vehicle |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tess and her mother unloaded the waggon , and left the children and furniture near the churchyard wall , while they looked for somewhere to stay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | I would not anticipate taking more than half an hour to complete the filming during which time we would make every endeavour not to restrict access to your shop by other customers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Each year we endeavour to be represented in helping in one of their fund-raising ventures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a tenant | Wherever possible , a tenant should endeavour to delete the opening proviso but this is unlikely to be successful in which case the tenant should amend to include a long stop date ( see clause 5.4 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He endeavours to endow the tolerance he proposes with an element of respect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Provisional IRA usually endeavoured to give a warning of some kind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | For the reasons that I have endeavoured to outline , I think that the assistant recorder came to a correct conclusion and I too would dismiss this appeal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They will endeavour to resolve the matter to your satisfaction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | PHOTOGRAPHY magazine will endeavour to return all entries if accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I would endeavour to push these thoughts away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hitler endeavoured , in October 1939 , to make peace with France and Britain , but the Allies would not negotiate unless Hitler restored Poland , Austria and Czechoslovakia to their former state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dockers and seamen | There was some truth in this and the dockers and seamen were endeavouring , by extending organisation , to level matters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | certain planning authorities | In other parts of the country , certain planning authorities are endeavouring , by administrative action , to restrict further building development around the large urban areas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I shall endeavour not to disappoint you , ma'am . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the monks | Beneath each window were long encrusted brown stains , stretching to the ground , where the monks over the centuries had emptied their latrine buckets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She looked up into his face and resisted the urge to snatch the folder from his hand and strew its contents defiantly across the carpet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she found her mother was no longer giving her the attention she craved she worked harder to obtain it so she strewed more objects on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It 's enough to make you drive all the way to south-west France and strew some beetroot on the lanes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put the sack back and strewed some dead leaves over it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'd washed his hair and piled all his plastic carrier bags into a corner instead of strewing them through the house like the clues of a treasure-hunt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kim | Then Kim strewed the contents of drawers , toy boxes , magazine racks and book shelves over the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I strewed the pieces of the Italian 's card over the cobblestones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hired voluptuous , glowing rugs , and strewed them around the building as though sowing corn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Penman had even filled a port decanter , Alexandra noticed , deducing quite rightly , that as she would hardly drink any , Christmas munificence would prompt her to tell him to help himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Conté | It was not until Conté fused graphite with China clay that loose powdered graphite could be formed into drawing lengths , so avoiding the English monopoly on their cut lengths from Borrowdale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Sounding like a variation of Buffalo Tom , the Pixies and Sebadoh ( with hints of The Cure , Teenage Fanclub and Can ) , they 've fused agonised tunes with fey and angst-riddled melodies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Just as in her earlier fiction Brooke-Rose fused discourses , so in Textermination she fuses characters by making them ( and their discourses ) interact . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | tennis star Bjorn Borg | This was also the decade of leisure ; sneakers were everywhere , sports shops blossomed and tennis star Bjorn Borg fused fashion and sport with his trend-setting striped headbands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | By means of juxtaposition and carefully-wrought connections , she fuses the cognitive processes of metaphoric structuration and epistemological organization . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Henry | Noreen arrived late in the afternoon , only minutes after Henry had lugged the last box of rubbish down the attic stairs and shoved it behind the curtains on the lower landing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | First you have to dig out all the junk , bag it up and probably lug it through the house . |
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| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she had lugged her third skip up to the scribbling engine , she paused for a moment to watch Rose , who by now resembled a tar baby stuck all over with dirty wool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Ask anyone who has lugged 70lbs of camera gear and an aluminium ladder around Paris to cover 80 fashion shows in 10 days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | anyone | Ask anyone who has lugged 70lbs of camera gear and an aluminium ladder around Paris to cover 80 fashion shows in 10 days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Father | In order to avoid a major rebellion , Father eventually gave in and lugged my piece of wood all the way to Berwickshire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And it was right one evening , at an art college gig where I was helping lug the gear to the van . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I had help lugging the heavy cases from Jim Wilson 's truck , but I had to do my share ; and even thinking of where to put things was exhausting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the men | The fishing-boats groaned as the men lugged their catch on to the promenade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I lugged that pear from the kitchen in the small hours , " Finch said in a remote voice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lugged his bag out into the sitting room and left it , like an object stranded by the tide , halfway between the doors to the flat and the bedroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lugged it to her studio in a wheelbarrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lugged her case up the wrong stairway , came out facing the open lough , had to find her way around the superstructure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Some students | ` Some students were using these kites to haul grain from the bottom of a Welsh mountain right to the top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a masked man | ` I was walking home from school and a masked man grabbed me and hauled me into a car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In the end they hauled the Gnomes into a small ante-room across the galleried landing from the Sun Chamber . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hauled the harmonium into the room past Mum , pausing only to wink at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John | With difficulty , John hauled my terrified brother to safety . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She slammed the door at once , even though it cut off the light from the hall , and ran into the dark , still hauling Anna behind her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I haul her off the bed and half carry , half drag her into the bathroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lennon | Ari had no positive idea which rooms Tammuz and Zambia occupied and was babbling nonsense to this effect as Lennon hauled her up the metal stairway to the gallery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My maternal grandfather strained his heart hauling guns up the face of the Maltese cliffs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | brown youths in bathing trunks | Down on the quay , brown youths in bathing trunks hauled white blocks of ice up the gangways of gulets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Chignell | They stood on the steps and waved , as Chignell wheeled him away , and Breeze called out , ` Happy New Year ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was too big to conceal in the shed so she wheeled it outside and hid it in the freight car containing the metal beer kegs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Roberts quickly bundled the large package on to its trolley before wheeling it through the concourse and on to the pavement outside where the Kendall-Humes impatiently awaited them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | ` Do you take it off before or after they 've wheeled in the birthday cake ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some villagers | The church was a hive of activity ; some villagers had wheeled a huge cart into the nave . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some bullying police officer | He could just see it ; he 'd be halfway across the yard and alarms would start ringing , and he 'd end up with some bullying police officer carting him away in a Black Maria . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Firing shots in the air they descended on the station and carted away the metal ballot boxes , substituting three of their own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the occupying French | At that point , the occupying French carted off the painting to Paris for the new Musée Centrale des Arts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They take their night 's work seriously and do the rounds of local houses , carting bundles of trash to the tip for a few pennies , and getting first pick of each load . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Gently , he carried him outside and put him in the basket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Sabena aircraft | Grand Duke George of Hesse and four members of his family were tragically killed this morning when a Sabena aircraft carrying them from Frankfurt to London crashed in thick fog over the Belgian countryside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Merchants carried diamonds from India along trade routes through the Middle East . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a porter or a steward | Doreen went on , ` Is there a porter or a steward to carry my bag from the car ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two men carried a long box from the house to one of the cars and put it inside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | firemen | The woman , in her eighties , died as paramedics battled to save her after firemen carried her unconscious from the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was carrying her in my arms out of hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | I 'd ordered champagne and flowers because a honeymoon is once in a lifetime but we ended up carrying our own luggage in pitch darkness across a car park and up a huge flight of stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A boat carrying would-be Moroccan illegal emigrants to Spain sank in the Strait of Gibraltar on June 8 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jane carried the tray across to the police officers with what looked to the sergeant like absurd concentration and Dexter wondered uncharitably whether she had already been drinking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The whooping and laughing boys carried her back to the village , her head dangling down from a branch slotted between her feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It would have a job flattening that boisterous family , thought Joe as he carried the young woman through the passage and up the flight of stairs to the first floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I carried a tray across and set it down on the table in the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Too taken aback to know what else to do , Folly stood aside and watched as he carried in four more boxes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ahn | Thankfully the distraction of the door opening gave D'Arcy the opportunity to hide his surprise as Ahn carried in a silver salver and two tulip crystals filled with Bruno Paillard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She carried in sprouts and potatoes and smiled and smiled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Far too quickly , Mark was on the journey back to London , where he continued unwillingly to hump cases up and down the hotel corridors for month after month . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Emily | Shoving the letter inside her book Emily had humped her bicycle down the steps and hurriedly pedalled off towards Kensington High Street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She could hear Feargal treading softly down behind her , could imagine the stupid grin on his face , and , with a last determined effort , she humped her suitcase to the front door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The barmaid humped the suitcase on to the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their men | As their men humped coarse sacks down this narrow lane , the gritty sugar inside would wear through the hessian and rub raw against their shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nick combed her hair and tied the ribbon himself , badly , too loosely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She fiddled with the thread of the duvet , tying it over and over into little knots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wrapped her raincoat around her , tying the belt tightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The butcher holds the head by the hair and deftly scalps it , then , tying the long black hair into a knot , he tosses it into the gully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tied his shoe laces , his feet on the chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kelly tied her laces around the back of her heel to combat loose shoes but ended up with a rubbed Achilles tendon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Renwick bent to tie his shoelace , straightened up when the ambulance 's motor merged with the traffic outside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tied the strings of their aprons and did up their buttons , and she sat between them at their bread and milk breakfast which was at half past seven . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fifteen of the monkeys had tied their tails into a giant knot and had to be anaesthetised while a vet took 20 minutes to undo it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Claudia , who had taken off her sweater and tied the arms around her waist , now undid the knot and pulled the sweater on again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And in her condition there was no way that she could have tied the rope around the beam , claimed prosecuting counsel , Rodney Klevan , QC . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | I did n't see anything except a man tying a rope around the large upper branch of a tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then tied electrical cable around the trunk and his neck before hanging himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` When I think the giant eel is biting on the ball , I 'll quickly tie the rope around this other hook inside the bucket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But she was still smiling at me , so I just tied it in a knot and left it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Friar nodded and got to his feet , picked up his sack , put it down again , and finally tied the neck in a tight knot , looking a little shamefaced as he did it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he finished tying the cravat into an acceptable knot he saw that one of the cheese-knives had stuck to the table linen by virtue of the butter that had been left on it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` You know , darling , " Louise said , as she was tying her scarf , ` you 're very unfair to yourself and your mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kalchu | Sigarup passed a lukal , and Kalchu slung it over the ram 's back and tied the two sets of stings , one across the chest and the other round the hind legs and under the tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I want you to do something for me , " I said , tying my tie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stok tied his tie , using all the muscles of his fingers as though it was made of metal instead of cloth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I left the rifle , checked the War Bag and put its strap over my head , tying the waist-string quickly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We stapled a piece of blue baize around the door and , hey presto , there was a neat little portable platform which we could produce when the time came , looking incredibly efficient . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We had to staple a polythene vapour barrier to the rafters of a pitched roof . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rifka | Segments of the athletic composition push forward into the viewer 's space because Rifka has affixed additional forms onto the surface plane . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He purchased a stamp from the counter clerk , licked it and affixed it to the envelope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hendrique removed the cloth and affixed the board to the table by means of its four powerful suction pads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He affixed a small jewellers ' eyeglass to his eye , and peered in at the device 's workings more closely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | This might have implications for the many companies which import computers made outside the European Community especially the " clone " importers who affix their own name to the equipment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the " clone " importers | This might have implications for the many companies which import computers made outside the European Community especially the " clone " importers who affix their own name to the equipment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She unbuckled the yellowlegs " gunbelt , and cinched it around her hips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He cinched his towel around his hips , then bent and scooped up the jewellery as if it were junk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Martin Luther | On 21 October 1517 , Martin Luther had nailed his Ninety-Five Articles of Religion on the door of Wittenberg Cathedral , starting the Protestant Reformation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They may try to nail it on the perch again but nobody will believe it is still alive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ramses | About a mile upstream Ramses drew the boat into a side pool , scampered into the shallows and lashed the boat to a tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Initially he would remove the blindfold and tape a little tissue over our eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Miss Ellis stood up and began to button her coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Within a few minutes of this treatment being given , he was able to button up his coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | HE STRUGGLES to tie his shoelaces and button his shirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Which is why I suggest you button your lip , except to mention that whatever she decides , you are on her side , supporting her through what 's going to be a painful experience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | It is dark outside and I button my jacket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He flushed the pan and buckled his belt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Taking his trousers from the chair-back , he slid his legs into them and buckled the belt round his waist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She buckled a stiff hard belt around Alexandra 's waist and stood back to admire the effect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Midnight | All the time Midnight was silently pulling on his white stockings and buckling his shoes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He unzipped his school bag and rummaged about for a pencil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Tearing the wrapping from the pump gun , he unzipped the case and headed uphill fast through the pines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mick | I heard Mick unzip his tent and get out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He unzipped the bag and lifted out a chainsaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He unzipped his black jacket and flung it on a chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I slid out of the sleeping-bag and unzipped the tent opening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He unzipped his bag and took out what few possessions he 'd been allowed to bring in to the cell : a small cassette-radio and a few tapes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she unzipped her handbag , took out the cassette and placed it on top of the envelope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lorton unzipped his coat and pulled out the envelope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She unzipped her dress and hung it decorously on a coat-hanger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cornelius unzipped his rucksack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She unzipped the boot and eased it off , then unzipped the ankle of his leather suit and slid the leg up a little . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lee | ` He 's going to her place , " said Lee , unbuckling his belt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charles unbuckled his ski straps and stuck skis and sticks in the snow beside Peregrine 's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Curtius started unbuckling his gunbelt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The gunman managed to unbuckle his safety belt and struggled to push open the passenger door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began to unbuckle his belt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the customer | ` Ken most of the folk hereabouts ? " demanded the customer , uncorking the bottle with his teeth and filling the grubby glass that had been set in front of him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My friend and I settled ourselves onto the snow and uncorked a well-chilled bottle of wine in the hope of getting merry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Reid | As Reid and I put down the cases we were carrying , Reid uncorked the bottle and offered me a shot of whisky . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He uncorked his canteen and took a long drink of water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She uncorked a bottle of scotch and handed him a large slug in a tall tumbler , but even as she reached across to him she saw he was already asleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Burun uncorked the flask and drank deeply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He uncorked the bottle and carefully poured the brandy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He opened one of the packets of biscuits and unscrewed the lid of the flask . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | As I unscrewed the burner , there was a rapid escape of gas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | An answering knock came from inside , and taking the screw from her pocket she unscrewed the crate expertly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Even as she spoke she was taking a fleecy rose-coloured towel out of the linen press , turning on the water , unscrewing a flask of bath essence which perfumed the rising steam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Robyn unscrewed a jar of moisturiser and smoothed it over her face and neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This nanny worked in the big brewery down Manchester Road , capping the bottles and loading them into wooden crates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | cowboy builders | AN elderly couple suffered a ` sad and lingering " death after cowboy builders capped their chimney , preventing fumes from their coal-fired oven escaping , an inquest heard yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Someone capped the chimney which served the flue from their Aga oven . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | engineers | Firemen had to wait for the mains to be turned off before engineers could cap the broken pipe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sealed the bag holding the pipe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stephen choked when he read the letter and sealed the envelope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she had sealed the envelope , Bathsheba looked closely at the words left by the seal : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Isabel | ` Two days , " sighed Isabel , sealing a small jar of dried herbs and laying it aside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You may fill and seal this capsule , and we will bury it deep within the bridge structure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | As we tried to attach fresh wallpaper to the wall , we found that the damp had so undermined the structure that the wall fell down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In the wild they attach their canopies by a little silk pad to the plant 's stem , or a leaf : the lid is the obvious substitute for this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He forgot to decouple their carriage and to attach it to the Masham train as intended . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the elaborated worm | Another kind developed in which the elaborated worm did not attach itself to the sea floor but continued to crawl about and secreted a small conical tent of shell under which it could huddle when in danger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They attach themselves with their mouthparts and then release a digestive enzyme secretion which eats into the skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I met with Media Action to discuss the recent awareness week we had on the Council Tax and I attach my notes for your interest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You could attach a bootlace from the last mane plait to the top of the bridle to keep the bridle on in case of a fall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the doctor | But as the plaster hardened and the doctor attached two metal struts from her ` halo " to the jacket , panic began to set in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Several other insects attach extraneous objects or material to themselves , but for very different reasons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | George whipped the trousers off the table and placed them on a hanger which he attached to a wooden creel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we glued little pictures of galaxies to the surface , we would see that they moved progressively further apart as we inflated the balloon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | KELLY Good painstakingly glued a gold bow to the front of her pink velvet jewellery box and stuck down a Christmas label . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We simply glued the broken ear back in place and she carried on to a successful conclusion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zeus | Ultimately , Zeus overcame his father and chained him to a rock midway between the earth and sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Last time I let you make friends , you chained me to a table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The torturers had chained him to a wall , applying searing hot pokers to the softest and most tender parts of his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Four activists chained themselves to an oil drilling rig being towed to the Barents Sea in early August , and several days later others steered a boat into the 500-metre safety zone around the rig . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She rode up and chained her bicycle to tall railings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I chained my bicycle to the railings and climbed the north-facing steps , slimy with moss , where the puddles never dried . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some Sheffield masters | Wedgwood insisted on hygiene practices to limit the danger from lead used in pot glazing , and some Sheffield masters chained a protective guard over their wheels , but these were exceptional . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Even as she chained her bike up she noticed three different taxis drawing up and depositing their customers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They chained a cargo train to the rail tracks that lead to the US company 's production complex . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And Miss Streep duly arrived on her bicycle which she chained confidently to the theatre railings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I cut out all the short stories from nearly 100 magazines and pasted them into a collection of scrapbooks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I pasted strips of each of the four tinted papers onto mount board and painted the subject matter as one painting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I carefully pasted the photograph of Joe waving on the front , and inside , in his best handwriting , he wrote , ` Happy Father 's Day , Dad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his grateful sovereign | In his own time he had been a maverick , and for being a maverick his grateful sovereign had pinned on his chest the gallantry medal of the Military Cross . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pinned on her photo-pass , without which no Tory is properly dressed , and , avoiding her colleagues , walked briskly along the front in the direction of the conference centre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police in Cleveland | When police in Cleveland pinned on station noticeboards photos of people they suspected might be infected with the Aids virus , the two probation officers who disclosed this practice were disciplined . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Clare | One month later , Clare had tacked a plastic-covered price list to her back door and another to the garden gate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Six of the engineers had swum to the northern bank where they were fastening a rope to a great elm tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People were fastening a rope to the ring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | David Swan | At the Grand , David Swan fastened his amended photopass to his jacket and set off briskly towards the conference centre some two hundred yards away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Now we fasten pinecones to the dahlia sticks and shake them out every few days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A dozen suited men were fastening the edges of the insulator to the brace of the frame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Evans | Then , very slowly , Mr Evans fastened his belt round his trousers … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fastened his cloak round his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She zipped her jeans and sauntered back downstairs to the other side of the table from Lucy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He zipped up his tool bag and hobbled away before Endill had the chance to reply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I zipped up the flaps , not daring to show my anger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Perdita was trembling so badly that she could hardly zip up her boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Whitlock zipped the holdall and stood up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Judy | Vigorously towelling her hair , Judy zipped up her black velvet dress then quickly brushed her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Have you zipped your zip , yeah ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Quiss stamped his foot in frustration , then marched back up the steps to retrieve the rest of his furs and make his way back to the castle 's upper reaches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some elderly women | While some elderly women beat their breasts , stamped their feet in grief and wept , Chikatilo appeared oblivious to the uproar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Squires turned upon the man in the rented tuxedo and stamped his feet in rage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Erika stamped her foot in vexation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped his foot into his flying-boot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Weary beyond belief , we kept tramping on , stamping our feet into the soft desert sand and lifting them up again like automata , every step an effort … . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She thrust her hands into her pockets and stamped her feet on the ground , willing warmth to come into them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man came into the store , stamped his foot on the mat and went to the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Coleby stepped into the hall and stamped his feet on the mat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped his feet on the tiled floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Caroline stamped her foot against the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dozens of Pakistanis , Indians and Turks huddle in groups on the pavement , stamping their feet against the cold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Victoria 's glossy black hair swung wildly about her shoulders as she stamped her feet in front of the mirror . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped his feet like a restless pony , obviously anxious to get back to whatever he had been doing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Stamping their hopelessly outsize boots , they trudged in single file out of the gutted , white-stone church and slogged off over a ditch away from the barricade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shivered and stamped my feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the grey | Fearon twisted abruptly in the saddle and the grey stamped a nervous hoof . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stamped their feet and flapped their arms around their bodies to try to keep out the extreme chill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Already fifty or more spectators , mostly old men and young lads , stood on the touchline stamping their feet to keep warm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sarella | Strangely angry with him , Sarella pushed open the door and stamped inside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | Stamping across the room , the man made as if to grab Michael 's shirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stamped from the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stamped from the room and into the kitchen where she retrieved two stiff and pungent kippers from the sink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stephenson roared and howled with laughter , slapping his thigh and stamping in the mud . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the creature | Scathach 's horse panicked and he shouted at the creature , which stamped in the water , twisting and tugging with discomfort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Harbury and then Riley | The room erupted as first Harbury and then Riley stamped into the editor 's office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flushed and stamped into the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this man | A hundred years ago , this man had stamped into the Medici Palace in Florence and nearly wrecked the whole Trapezuntine expedition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When no one answered her , she came stamping into the room with a scowl on her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nails pulled furiously on the last of his cigarette , threw it down and stamped on it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | The empty tin cash-box lay gaping open in one corner , twisted and crumpled as if someone had stamped on it repeatedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stamped on my right big toe , forcing me to produce an involuntary and appallingly undignified yelp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Burgess | But yesterday McLean said it was Burgess who had been kicking and stamping on the victim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Not in an evil way at all , but if you gave him half a chance he 'd hammer you into the ground and stamp on you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll stamp on you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stamped past him and stood , hands on ample hips , eyes fixed to his face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stamped past me and on down the corridor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped through the restaurant beating the pineapple air with his short muscular arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stamped to the window and thrust the old man aside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stamped up the stairs , ran along the corridor , slammed my door and then jumped on my bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tristram | Father and son had become locked in a verbal jousting match which had ended with Tristram stamping out of the house and staying out all night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stamped out of the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We had to get up and gingerly stamp around to recirculate the blood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stamped around my little island of dry ground to keep warm , chain , but long before midnight I was shivering uncontrollably . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Siegfried | I came into the dining room to find the table bare and Siegfried stamping around . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The committee men slapped Willi on the shoulder , shook the Direktor 's hand , stamped around the music room a bit , making flattering remarks about the view and the garden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his thoughts | But tonight his thoughts were stamping around his mind wearing heavy boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped away down one of the corridors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her mother | As her mother stamped away down the drive Peggy stared after her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stamped back and seized Blunt 's arm , rapping on his wrist-watch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He threw down the knife , turned off the gas ring and stamped down the hall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tightened his dressing-gown cord around him and stamped down the stairs to the next landing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Woolley opened the door and stamped in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And when that did n't work , he had an animated discussion with team manager Maurizio Mancini before stamping off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sir John had then stamped off , muttering curses about public officials who did n't seem to care . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stamped round the sofa and did that tricky bit of acrobatics that Sid and Ethel showed us the other night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He must have been pleased or he would have been stamping round here by now . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped heavily up the stone steps , through the door , along the stone-paved entrance hall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she stamped up the stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'd stamp up and down as I walked along , and up would pop the balls that had been buried in the sand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped up and down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Stamping up the stairs he went into the bedroom he shared with Eliza . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | She knew that Harry regarded her sister as his private possession , and was not surprised to see him stamping up and down and growling like a baited bear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A tiny , rotund figure was stamping up and down on the daubed green of the false ground , like a drunken redneck at a hoedown , or an aboriginal at a corroboree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped up and down at the limit of the firelight and listened to the silence of the hills . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped up and down a bit , waiting for Miss Harker to return . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | If she 's so anxious about my welfare and morals it 's a wonder she has n't come stamping up here to check out the situation for herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He stood alone in the corner of the yard feeling more than a little stupid as he stamped up and down to keep warm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gazzer | Then she saw Gazzer , stamping about like a loony , feet flying in all directions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he and his Sergeant | How long could he and his Sergeant stamp about in the cold feeling sorry for themselves , Charles wondered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is also said to have introduced a new and vulgar style of oratory , stamping about on the platform , shouting and gesticulating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marc was stamping about at the top of the steps , knocking the snow off his boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It rattled it once or twice , peered in through the wire mesh of the gate , stamped around for a bit , and then drove off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | She pictured the man stamping down through his pub , irate and duty-bound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Spike held a foot above the insect army and stamped down on to the ants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | And eventually I convinced her -- or anyway caused her to throw up her hands in rage and dismissal and stamp off to her cabin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stamped off along the tunnel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the cottage he dumped her none too gently in one of the armchairs before the fire , pausing only to stir the embers back to life before stamping out towards the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stamped impatiently , legs shifting and snorting breath visible on the crisp , thin air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the fresher horses of Jinneth 's escort | In minutes they stood facing each other across a few feet of upland grass , the fresher horses of Jinneth 's escort stamping impatiently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They shackled my legs so that I could not run . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'd discarded his trousers and was unfastening his shirt when she realised she was staring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She looked away quickly , and unfastened the waistband of her uniform skirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He unfastened the laces of his coat and yawned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sabine unfastened the chain round her neck , and put the medallion gently into the Baronne 's hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Eochaid lifted his hands to his neck and began to unfasten the chain of the Brecbennoch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tallis | Their furs were too thick and they could feel very little of each other , but Tallis unfastened his cloak and quickly kissed the cold , taut skin of his throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He undid his tie so that it hung loose around his neck and unfastened the top few buttons on his shirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had stuck labels in various places so that Willie would associate an object with a word , until after a time Willie labelled them himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | What are we doing Wednesday ? yes , we 'll have one there , and we 'll have one there , I 'm sticking them all over the place , but you 'll see what I mean . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Antonio | It seemed particularly appropriate to him that Antonio was sticking up a poster depicting Rita Hayworth when his bicycle was stolen -- a subtle juxtaposition of artificiality and realism in the cinema . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She has put out ornaments and several books , and has stuck a poster on the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 's stuck a label on all his umbrellas with his name and address but he never gets them back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stuck one on my forehead for an afternoon , received a good many curious stares from colleagues , and got the giggles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was about to write you a note and stick it on your windscreen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They can either draw their contribution directly onto the paper , or they can stick their drawings onto a large wall map . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They kept newspaper cuttings on how dangerous the streets were , and stuck them to the door of the fridge with little magnets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gretchen was up a ladder now , sticking Bethlehem stars over the bulletholes on the ceiling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 've spent years reconstructing , integrating , analysing and just plain digging through mud ; cataloguing alien ruins square centimetre by square centimetre and sticking together the pieces of damaged artifacts to form implausible shapes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A COMPUTER expert was sacked when he handcuffed himself to his woman boss while she was on the phone to a customer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The raiders then handcuffed Ann and Keith together and Mr Culling was forced to drive to his bank and hand over the cash . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She found some handcuffs in his pocket and handcuffed him to the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bosley and Hughes knelt on him and manacled his hands behind his back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They chained and manacled their dangerous charge once more leaving him only sufficient movement to shamble and struggle along the ancient passageways of his confinemnent |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The following weekend I cemented capping stones round the top of the new pond and also round the header pools . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the head louse | The body louse may lay its eggs in clothing or bedding , while the head louse , like the crab louse , cements its eggs on to hairs forming ` nits " , which are the size of a pin-head and can just be made out with the naked eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Caspar | ` Let's trace our route on the maps , " said Caspar , dismounting and tethering his horse to the low branch of a leafless Tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | At the first steep slope of Great Ararat they tethered their horses to a thorn tree and hobbled them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | At about ten to nine I tethered the bike to a lamp-post and proceeded at a leisurely pace on foot to the Parsons ' . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | One Victorian explorer reported that he could catch these cats and tether them near his food stores to keep the rats down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Chilchutt started by welding a different nose on to his Studebaker before squeezing a 400 horse-power Chevrolet V8 under the bonnet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` It would n't matter if we welded steel sheets across the landings , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had never been able to grasp it himself , never been able to assemble the jigsaw pieces of his identity into a clear recognisable picture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rain was assembling the vacuum cleaner ready to finish the job . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the late 1880s , he was able to make major improvements to this pen , and was to be found assembling them every evening in his hotel room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rover ( then known as BL | The initial agreement made was a licensing agreement whereby Rover ( then known as BL ) assembled the Honda Ballade from 1981 onwards with limited alterations and sold it as the Triumph Acclaim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chris Hankins assembles a 386-40 Computakit from NCM . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mike Vine | At the frontiers of technology -- Mike Vine assembles a solar drive for INMARSAT under ultra-clean conditions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kalmar | In 1980 , for example , Kalmar assembled 22,800 cars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | On nice days we made the most of the sunshine and moved the bench into the garden where we assembled the clocks , sitting in our bikinis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Julia was half-way through assembling the bridle when she stopped short . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Honda will also assemble Rover-badged 200s in Japan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most large commercial corporations and government agencies have assembled sets of tables of this kind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Scouse three-piece | Following the success of last year 's eponymous debut LP , the Scouse three-piece have been busily constructing their own home studio and working on new material expected before the Summer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The green tree ants of Australia construct their homes from the living leaves of trees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | Ideally one could construct a model of the fossil to test out these various functions in experiments , but the number of examples where the analysis has been pursued this far are limited . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | developers | It lets developers construct user interfaces , model system resources , create new objects and build communication hooks into other applications . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The researcher has constructed computer models which predict tax and benefit entitlement under the present system , and after any possible reforms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The agency is also constructing two craft to explore the Solar System . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He must have constructed a pretty good strong bow too ( according to my detailed instructions ) which would by now no doubt be broken into unidentifiable pieces in distant undergrowth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He restored the crypt and the basilica , constructed a new elevated high altar , for which he provided a baldacchino and furnishings , and renewed the roof . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | contractors | Part of Rawdon Avenue , York , will be closed from next Monday until May 10 to allow contractors to construct a new link main in Melrosegate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Elves | Only the power of magic enabled the Elves to construct such a high tower . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was constructing something from a foil ash tray when she approached . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Victoria | Aunt Margaret helped Victoria construct a high house from a greasy set of playing cards on the kitchen floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | organisers | Park City received 71cm of snow earlier in the week , a bonanza for recreational skiers but causing a headache for organisers who had already constructed a firm course from artificial snow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Park City received 71cm of snow earlier in the week , a bonanza for recreational skiers but causing a headache for organisers who had already constructed a firm course from artificial snow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | At Woodstock , we construct every cabinet from solid wood as a complete piece of furniture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | independent contractors , who were apparently competent | B , a millowner , employed independent contractors , who were apparently competent , to construct a reservoir on his land to provide water for his mill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | Their ability to hover enables them to construct their tiny cups on sites that are not even big enough for them to perch on -- two crossing stems , perhaps , or even the tip of a leaf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | residents | The suburban centres of Kirtipur and Lalitpur ( Patan ) were particularly affected , with residents constructing barricades against the police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Tramways Department | In response to the growth of traffic , the Tramways Department constructed a four-track terminal at South Shore , literally at the end of the new Promenade , where four cars could load simultaneously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In 1783 he constructed a very large twin-plate electrical machine for one of these scientists , Martinus van Marum , the director of the experimental cabinet of the Teyler 's Foundation in Haarlem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Esmerelda searched for flowers while I constructed the kite with an appropriately solemn slowness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ukraine | Kravchuk suggested that Ukraine might construct its own facilities for dismantling nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some engineers | Moreover , some engineers have constructed the station-buildings in beautifully hewn freestone and marble from the neighbouring rocks , as an example to the Sarmatians for the use of their rich mountain stones and marbles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It constructs roads , flattens hills , digs canals , builds harbours , employs workers , contracts for services . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Eight thousand miners were known to be in Yanomami territory in 1989 , when they constructed a hundred airstrips to ferry in fuel , food and mining equipment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He may have constructed his Cabinet a little amiss , but he had constructed his power-base superbly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have constructed several windmills based on this principle of one ( non-selfstarting ) , two , three and more sails of both rigid and floppy types and all work well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was constructing , in a priceless Chinese bowl , an elaborate arrangement of flowers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Skilled in the art of clock-making , he constructed , in his eightieth year , a detailed and intricate orrery to replace one which displeased him by the ticking of its wheels . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Eileen , the class teacher , is working with a group of boys who are inventing an adventure story about the castle they have just constructed together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bellway Homes has applied for permission to build 28 detached houses on 7.6 acres at Guisborough Road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | He and his wife , Doris , live in idyllic surroundings with beautiful views across Weardale in the home they had built at Etherley 40 years ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Percy the park-keeper rescues the animals when their old oak tree is blown down in a storm , and the new house he builds for them is presented in a fold-away poster at the end of the book . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Schools , government buildings , libraries , theatres , pubs , houses , what else did they build ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zagato | The Proteo has been engineered with a view to taking over from the SZ after Zagato builds the 1000th car late next year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Volkswagen and Daimler-Benz are building new car factories in the east , at a cost of DM5 billion and DM1 billion respectively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | St Ciaran with seven followers | In the mid sixth century , St Ciaran with seven followers had arrived at Clonmacnoise by water and built a wattle church and beehive huts , the foundation of the holy city . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And I say this to you : You are Peter the Rock ; and on this rock I will build my church , and the powers of death shall never conquer it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | It was he who created the Saturday market and built the church of St Margaret beside it , just before the end of the eleventh century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was he who created the Saturday market and built the church of St Margaret beside it , just before the end of the eleventh century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Do we build a house to stand for ever , do we seal a contract to hold for all time ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He built his house in Majorca , where the kids went to stay , helping with the work and joining in discussion groups . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They are going to build houses next year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Bristol Theatre Collection | Christopher Robinson describes how the Bristol Theatre Collection built its international reputation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And if you build a reputation as such by making internal presentations this can lead to promotion to a position where you become an ambassador , making external ones to clients , customers and new business . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Or you can build a flexible force able to attack or defend equally well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He , and all the others , want to build a society free from oppression . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | BASF is considering building an isophorone diamine production plant at Seal Sands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a group of volunteers | In 1948 a group of volunteers from the village started to build a village hall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | HMV , Tower and Virgin | And HMV , Tower and Virgin all announce plans to build record superstores in London . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Obviously , if you 're building steps entirely of bricks , paviours , setts or walling blocks , or casting them in concrete , an overhang wo n't be possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the King 's mason-architect , Master James of St George | The flat site enabled the King 's mason-architect , Master James of St George , to build a castle of geometric symmetry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the colourful male | In the late spring , the colourful male builds a nest of seaweed and entices a ripe female to lay her eggs in it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It builds its nest entirely from air-borne material such as cotton , plant fibres , hairs and feathers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We built rockets from nothing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They can not , like plants , build their bodies from nothing more than minerals drawn from the earth and gases extracted from the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | arsonists | Fire investigators say arsonists built a bonfire with desks and chairs and tried to smash the burglar alarm at the Penwood First School . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In the middle of the undergrowth , unseen either from the river or the bank on the other side , they had built a hut with lengths of fallen wood and some corrugated iron they 'd found . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In 1926 he built studios at Elstree and made his first tentative move into production with The Woman Tempted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I built two caves at the back , and placed a flat rock at each back corner to give a choice of spawning areas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Netherlands is set to build 2,000 new energy-generating windmills by the end of the century , in addition to the 1,000 already in place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He built power by playing off left against right , searching for compromises . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The ancient artisan , with his innate ingenuity , would design and build a simple forge by digging a trench in the ground with a piston bellows to create the draft for his charcoal fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Romans started building their wall in about 122 AD and upon completion it ran from Wallsend-on-Tyne in the east to Bowness on Solway in the west , a distance of seventy-three miles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two of them had built their own homes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Brave men have built this land . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | learners | New illustrations of over 1,800 items , which help learners to distinguish related items and to build their vocabulary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They began to build a roadway using very large hollow blocks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | But you must not build shops and hotels in the graveyard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | TRAGIC pilot Ken McWhinney died at the controls of the plane he lovingly built with his own hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The invisible bricklayer built steadily , and the wall marched inexorably onward . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | what | Q : Cast your mind back : what built that young body of yours ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They tie you into a body harness and clamp on ankle straps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They tied him into the car and set it alight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We used to tie her in there and get the cubs out then do you see , we used to dig for the cubs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Traps should wither kill them instantly or confine them for release elsewhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He confined 340 mutineers in Burford Church for the next three days under general sentence of death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Byzantines confined it , for a period , to an area of the Black Sea coast in what is now Bulgaria . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | My senses took me through the bars that confined me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bars | My senses took me through the bars that confined me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | magnetic fields | But even if magnetic fields could confine the wind , the hot gas pressure would be expected to build until it was episodically released as in a pressure cooker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have deliberately confined most of the detailed consideration in this study to the north bank of the Tyne . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Royal Commission on Police Powers would have confined this to " grave offences . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` Especially as once we start , we can never confine ourselves to just kissing , " Luke quipped with harsh humour , and paused . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And my people , the men and maidservants who came running , he confined as you see , each in a glass bottle , and finally closed me into the glass coffin in which you found me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 'd locked him in a dirty little hole with a bed you would n't put a dog under . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They made the girl go back to Baskerville Hall with them , and locked her in a room upstairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He locked himself in his private room and by 10.20 a.m. he had made two phone calls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They put pins in their chairs , threw their clothes out of the window and locked them in the bathroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | A BANK clerk was praised by police yesterday after she calmly locked a masked gunman inside the branch he was trying to rob . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He once locked two visiting American soldiers inside the cathedral one evening and promised to come to let them out in half an hour but forgot to come . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | India-May locked Lumberjack inside the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tossed the Colt Python onto the front seat then locked the keys inside the police car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then placed the ledger on top , and locked the articles into the sturdy cupboard beside the chimney breast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I locked myself for two days and nights in my room without food or water or sleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Are you saying you locked my mother in here ? " she demanded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | ` She locked my mother in here years ago -- threatened her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Later she locked it away in her own empty suitcase , a place where she was sure even Giovanna would never find it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And I 'm still waiting for you to explain why you locked me in here . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You do n't want to lock your pictures away in a vault , so you make a vault of the room they 're in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | father | Mira falls asleep and dreams luridly about Celia whose father keeps her locked in a room in a castle , and will not feed her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an elderly woman | More workers were twining vines of ivy around pillars newly painted orange , while an elderly woman was strewing the floor with French chalk so that the dancing shoes would not slip on the polished parquet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | If she started to strew the floor with objects she received a firm warning then , if she persisted , her mother took her wrists and made her pick up and replace each object . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charles Lang Freer assembled a superb collection of Chinese , Japanese , Korean and South Asian paintings , screens , calligraphy , ceramics , sculpture and decorative arts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I started by assembling a collection of objects that would provide me with the type of image I had in mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Some of the objects on show are drawn from the collection of the late Jerome Strauss who assembled a group of 2,400 pieces , donated to the museum after his death in 1979 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jerome Strauss | Some of the objects on show are drawn from the collection of the late Jerome Strauss who assembled a group of 2,400 pieces , donated to the museum after his death in 1979 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mayor , Tryphonas Gotsis , assembles a group of colleagues and friends -- the head of the pistachio-growers ' association , a man who has a hotel in Ayia Marina , a trio of town notables . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Palumbo assembled a formidable team of architects and planners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Churchill assembled a team of ever-changing research assistants -- their position was neither easy nor well paid -- at his house , Stour in East Bergholt , Suffolk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the South Africans | The Welsh camp realises their tour finale is likely to prove their toughest game yet , especially as the South Africans have assembled a powerful team . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He assembled a team of scientists who argued that the metabolites of 3-Hydroxycamphor , found in Aliysa 's urine , could have come from feedstuffs or bedding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the healer | Apparently the healer would tie a black thread round the horse 's ankle , and it usually worked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sharpe tied the horse 's reins to the harrow 's stout frame , then slid his rifle out of its saddle holster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Over the trav'us door , on the top , he had a hooked ring ; and he tied the horse to this ring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We tied our horses to a small rail and knocked on the priest 's house door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman | It all began when a woman threatened to tie herself to a willow tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sapt | Then Sapt tied the rope round one of the trees near the water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tied his horse to a tree outside this bushy patch and left him grazing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mildred | Before the poor victim had a chance to scream , Mildred had tied a gag around her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Claudia , who had taken off her sweater and tied the arms around her waist , now undid the knot and pulled the sweater on again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Claudia , who had taken off her sweater and tied the arms around her waist , now undid the knot and pulled the sweater on again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sikes quickly tied the rope around the chimney , then began to tie the other end around himself , ready to lower himself to the ground behind the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then tied electrical cable around the trunk and his neck before hanging himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You need two pieces of string and you tie a balloon loosely onto each with a loop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tied the reins to a handy bush and followed the sound of Blondel 's voice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tied two broomsticks to Da Silva 's arms and stuck one down his back , making him march up and down the corridor again and again , repeating ` I am a cripple " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fastened the panel from an old radio to the headboard with sticky tape and tied the driving wheel to Pete 's cardboard box with string . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | He did not put up any resistance when they flung him down on the rainswept slabs , and tied his ankles with a thick cord . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pa shrugged himself into his coat and tied a muffler about his neck to keep out the cold February wind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tied a tarpaulin over the car and paid a farmer with a horse to drag it through the streets of the city and out to the Plainpalais gate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Yates | In a fit of temper Yates grabbed Nicola 's sweater , tied the sleeve round her neck and throttled her as she cried out " Daddy do n't " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tied them together with rope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Léonie tied on an apron and hoisted herself on to a kitchen chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He regilded picture frames , glued back together broken cups and plates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | Thus the bits will fit together after fracture so that one can often glue a broken vase together quite plausibly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the guy | ` I 'm the guy with the job of gluing you together again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | She 'd had to buy all her guides Coca Cola from guiding funds , and send them home early in a hired bus in case they electrocuted themselves storming the gates of Eldercombe Manor in search of Dancer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He kept her prisoner in her own home and threatened to electrocute her on a sunbed and burn her with an iron . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She would electrocute herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Cough up for greater acceleration , increased top speed , improved shocks for a smoother ride ( pity -- I hoped they 'd electrocute your opponents ! ) , and snazzier tyres for better off-road-holding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dominic , tying the belt of the dressing-gown , seemed unaware of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wrapped her raincoat around her , tying the belt tightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` I 'm coming ! " she called , tying the belt loosely around her waist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Usually they are fat , but not too fat to tie children 's shoes … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pulled on an old army tracksuit and finally tied up his gym shoes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Omi sliced her cake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mark started gingerly dicing the carrots , then the Brussels sprouts , removing the outer layer before cutting a firm cross in the stalk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She began to mince them into a fragrant green hill on the board in front of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Why ? " she enquired , as she began to peel and chop onions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sara did not chop parsley . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She decided to make a fruit salad , and sat peeling and chopping as the children ate their tea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Betty | As Betty grated and chopped , Lydia wondered whether Sid and Lil knew that their daughter 's suitor had laid lewd hands on the daughter of their oldest friends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He chops the heart to bits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We adapt and cultivate the local talents and craft these skills , to meld the artisan and his world , so that they mix and flow with ours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The London-based firm was responsible for melding Encina with CICS . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | By blending different essential oils , we not only improve the aroma of a single essence , but more interestingly , we can control the mind-body effect of the oil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I countered this by intermixing with the transoxides . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | When you 've botched a job a dozen times you do n't hang around waiting to try one more time , you abandon it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Anglers wait a lifetime for such a chance , and I had botched mine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Barristers may not be sued for negligence if they botch a case in court ; nor as a general rule is their incompetence a ground of appeal against conviction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A BUNGLING bandit botched three hold-ups in an hour — and ended up £200 worse off than when he started . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the administration | The Baker explanation was dismissed by some members of Congress as a lame attempt to deflect complaints , from both right and left , that the administration bungled a chance to remove General Noriega . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | First Edition TWO MEN who fled after bungling a raid on a shop jumped into a getaway car only to find a policeman at the wheel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | TWO MEN | First Edition TWO MEN who fled after bungling a raid on a shop jumped into a getaway car only to find a policeman at the wheel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The stone was heavier than he 'd thought and he bungled the throw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But she had bungled every single attempt to help . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | TWO prisoners bungled an escape bid after running either side of a lamp-post -- while handcuffed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Geoffrey and Anthony | If Geoffrey and Anthony had bungled the job tonight , he would personally batter their brains out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gray , Bremner and Clarke were all deemed to have bungled the job . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | PLANNERS bungled when they designed a new bridge over a railway line -- without leaving enough room for trains to pass underneath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I tossed the cassette to Rickie who , turning away and thus leaving his blind eye facing me , fumbled the catch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rickie | I tossed the cassette to Rickie who , turning away and thus leaving his blind eye facing me , fumbled the catch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Rushing towards the glass doors , she fumbled with frantic haste at the catch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She fumbles for defusing words . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Good diction can still be heard occasionally , particularly on Radio 3 , so that no one who wishes to improve himself need lack exemplars ; yet many people are content to mumble and fumble their words . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | When you first start using a program you are unsure of the keystrokes and tend to fumble . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 've fumbled their grip on ` youth " culture and let it slide into their bottomless pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You ruined my career ( Goldberg ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ted | Cheers Ted has ruined my career |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You are ruining my career , " she said angrily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You ruined your career trying to help a Jewish girl in Warsaw and yet that last night in Norfolk , you still tried to get Churchill . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | One bright young man who some years before had been a ` star " pupil , and assured of a successful career in technology said he had ruined his chances by joining the demonstrations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Faldo ruined his chances with a 76 on Saturday -- and even a 67 on the last day could only put him in joint second place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I suppose I 've ruined the bike on this grass , " she insisted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Many golfers give themselves no chance of playing well because they ruin the swing with a poor takeaway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` In a way , it could be said I 've ruined the valley by putting up these houses , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | What did break her heart , though , were the accusations that she had ruined the interior of one of England 's most distinguished houses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | A simple adolescent embarrassment flamed her face : she had ruined her mother 's new , and pale blue , trousers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A girl who pummels a destructive little brother who ruins her toys and finds she is the one who gets into trouble feels hurt and angry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a destructive little brother | A girl who pummels a destructive little brother who ruins her toys and finds she is the one who gets into trouble feels hurt and angry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dean Richards | Have you ever seen Dean Richards fumble a ball ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Still reading , I fumble a knob |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In his desperation to escape , he fumbled the lever and the door jammed partly open . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | Thank you She fumbled at her belt with one hand and i laughed and took the briefcase from her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood over her and fumbled at her coat , opening it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gilbert | But now Gilbert was fumbling at Pearce 's lapels , eyes glittering with what Pearce could now see was naked fear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The phone is ringing as I fumble with the key , my bladder is bursting and as I fall into the room I 'm undecided which call to answer first . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Creed fumbled with his clothing , deciding he 'd had enough . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Stumbling to his feet , he fumbled with the broken pieces , trying to staunch the gas flow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Headmaster fumbled with a huge set of keys and unlocked the gates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ” I mean you , curb ! sitting there grinning while he groped at you … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She drew in deeply and exhaled through her nose , then snapped the cigarette briskly from her mouth and pointed it at him with a flourish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Zambia | ` Zambia exhaled a plume of smoke , tossed hir head and extended a hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She exhaled slowly , shudderingly , holding her breath as Parmedes injected Zambia in the neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took smoke into his lungs and exhaled slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kirov exhaled a long , shuddering breath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She exhaled explosively , ground her teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Enrique lit another cigarette , exhaling pungent blue smoke towards the stained ceiling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | To normalise 1 , the lexical roots must be altered , as no adjustment of closed set items has a noticeable effect : He exhaled a carcinogenic puff of smoke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He chuckled as he exhaled cigarette smoke across the space between us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He exhaled his terminal breath and his neck flopped down limply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Plummer exhaled deeply and gripped the receiver tightly in his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | All the time they stroked their nicotine stained moustaches and exhaled noxious fumes from their foam-flecked lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I exhaled a cloud of smoke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Montgomery gave a short exhalation which could have represented disbelief , frustration or simple boredom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She gave a husky exhalation of breath , and a second later he had bent his head to press his hot mouth against the swell of her breasts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Unionists in general decreased the number of their candidates though the precise locations of these decreases are not easy to unravel owing to personal realignments in various parts of the different Unionist parties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people in this latter group | Unfortunately , people in this latter group have decreased their consumption by 10 per cent , thus widening an important dietary difference between the social groups . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | AT&T | Previously AT&T has talked about decreasing its ownership by going public , an event that was unlikely to take place for at least another year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Italy and the USSR | From 1989 to 1991 , Italy and the USSR decreased their contributions ; their joint share fell from a half to less than a quarter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Local authorities increased their spending much faster than inflation , which meant that business rates had increased faster than inflation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the authorities | Similarly , a consumer boom , to the extent that it increases the transactions demand for money and increases imports , will encourage the authorities to increase interest rates in order to keep money supply on target . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the authorities | For example , assume in Figure 18.7 that the authorities increase money supply and this lowers interest rates from r to r 1 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | smaller country towns | Empirically they found that densities were tending towards a pivotal density , with metropolitan areas shedding their populations by redevelopment and smaller country towns increasing their densities by infilling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the previous administration | On May 7 Brizan accused the previous administration of mismanagement of the country 's finances , increasing the island 's debt and budget deficit as spending had exceeded targets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some members of the industry | Conscious that British audiences were almost wholly uninterested in British films , some members of the industry increased their efforts to secure through persuasion and publicity what the films so patently could not . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Britain 's manufacturing industry | Despite the contraction in its employment , Britain 's manufacturing industry has been increasing its requirements for factory floorspace . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the electronics industry | Since 1981 , the electronics industry had increased output by an average rate of about 14 per cent a year in real terms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | students | This is designed for students who have experience of employment in the fields of social and public policy and wish to increase their understanding of the policy process . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | This is designed for students who have experience of employment in the fields of social and public policy and wish to increase their understanding of the policy process . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Spain sets new energy policy but increases greenhouse gases |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You could exercise to increase the amount of lean muscle tissue and decrease the amount of fat in your body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We have increased the number of businesses in Wales , VAT registrations are up by 25 per cent. , production industries are up by 60 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this year organisers | But this year organisers have gone in the other direction , increasing the number of participants from 20 to 32 while shortening the length of the competition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Varanus can also increase its metabolic rate , like mammals but often more effectively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | This article explains how you can rapidly increase your finds rate by putting yourself on the saddle of an imaginary bicycle and travelling back in time to the turn-of-the-century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The group said it increased its share of deposits outside France and had been active in capital markets , where it gained notoriety last year for backing Giancarlo Paretti , the failed MGM film studio owner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | others | This is also reflected in an aggregate geographical sense where whole areas suffer from this problem , while others have markedly increased their share . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mercedes and BMW | In fact , only Porsche fared worse than average , while Mercedes and BMW actually increased their market share . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Sally 's latest work is large , very large , and she plans to increase the size of her canvases . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | If I owe a client a duty to increase the value of his investment portfolio then if I fail to take action which could enhance its value I am positively harming my client 's interests . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the SFO | Earlier this year the SFO was forced to increase the value of frauds qualifying for its attention from £2m to £5m . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We shall continue to increase the value of our business sectors , while adjusting the structure of BP Nutrition to achieve an efficient exit from the BP group . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | suppliers | In January 1987 , it asked suppliers to increase their productivity by 5% a year , for five years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you are using undergravel filters you will need to increase the dose by 50% . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many advertising people increase their salaries by changing agencies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | CONGLOMERATE Williams Holdings increased profits by £50m , but still insisted it could see “ no evidence of significant economic improvement ” . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Liberals | If the Liberals had increased their vote by the same percentage as Labour , Neil Kinnock would sleep tonight in Downing Street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Teacher Placement Service | Over the operational period the Teacher Placement Service has increased the levels of activity from an estimated 1,900 teachers into industry in 1989 to in excess of 20,000 in the first two years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the UK motor and domestic insurance business | However , while worldwide general losses rose from £58 million to £110 million , the UK motor and domestic insurance business increased profits from £2 million to £33 million . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the unit trusts | They found that on average the unit trusts had increased their investments in short-term assets from 9 per cent in 1972 to 27.9 per cent in 1974 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bed manufacturer | Unfortunately the bed manufacturer had during that time increased the price to £120 each and this was their only source of supply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all industrialized countries | If all industrialized countries were to increase their overseas aid to the 0.7 per cent of GNP recommended by the United Nations , it would cost an extra $50 billion a year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He increased the pressure on her wrist causing her to cry out in pain and to drop the glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | It also intends to tax enterprises which increase wages by more than 3 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | enterprises | It also intends to tax enterprises which increase wages by more than 3 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the exception | Every Labour Government , except one , since 1929 , has doubled unemployment , and the exception increased unemployment by only 50 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some models | Heat usually lost up the chimney is recovered and passes back into the room ; in fact , some models claim to increase efficiency by about 40 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We increased the acoustic information by incorporating lexical stress into the representation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The ALP , however , appeared to have increased its vote by only 1 percentage point , to 39.5 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the railway administrations | These increasingly stringent financial targets , together with the need to finance investment largely from internal sources , have made the railway administrations look for ways to cut costs and increase efficiency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | regular exercise | In relation to stress , regular exercise increases the circulation which in turn increases oxygen levels in the blood and activates the hormonal system ( the endocrine glands ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Stockton and Langbaurgh have warned that their free passes may have to go , while Middlesbrough says it could increase its £5 charge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | For instance I have increased the skimmed milk allowance from 4 ounces to 10 ounces per day and I have allowed red meat to be included twice a week . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | firms | To keep profits up , firms will need to lower costs or get more value for their money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | primary energy sectors | First , they should have significant input/output linkages so primary energy sectors for example , would lower fuel costs across the economy , and steel expansion would generate external economies in shipbuilding or motor vehicles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Where firms use ` workshop " affiliates in developing countries , they may lower their total costs below those of stay-at-home rivals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Greenspan | Nicholas Brady , the US Treasury Secretary and David Mulford , his aggressive deputy , have made it clear that they want Mr Greenspan to lower interest rates and do it quickly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Bank of Japan | INVESTORS are convinced that the Bank of Japan will soon be forced to lower interest rates sharply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Federal Reserve Board , the nation 's central bank | WALL Street soared yesterday after the Federal Reserve Board , the nation 's central bank , lowered short-term interest rates to prevent the economic recovery from stalling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | HOUSEBUILDER Sir Lawrie Barratt lowered interest rates long before the Chancellor got round to it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the banks | But will the banks not then lower their interest rates , thus encouraging people to borrow ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Australian Wool Corporation , which controls wool marketing down under , lowered its floor price by 20% because of falling demand , but still had to buy 70% of the wool on sale at auction each week . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The Australian Wool Corporation , which controls wool marketing down under , lowered its floor price by 20% because of falling demand , but still had to buy 70% of the wool on sale at auction each week . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He lowered his price too much and too soon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Compaq Computer Corp , Houston lowered the price on its Pagemarq 20 network printer by 16% to $3,600 ; prices on key printer options , like memory modules and network interface boards were cut by up to 33% . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Through mass production , he steadily lowered the price of his famous Model T ( $1500 in 1913 , $760 in 1929 , $600 in 1929 ) , while a larger volume of sales kept his profit high . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | butchers | At Exeter , another clothing centre , cheese was seized and sold at a lowered price , while the Cornish miners forced butchers to lower the price of meat , which also happened in Wolverhampton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the export dependent Dutch and Danish | The subsequent fall in UK prices greatly closed that gap , prompting the export dependent Dutch and Danish to further lower their prices to maintain a price differential of some kind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | retailers | However a new range of cheap , in-house brands could put pressure on retailers to lower prices on their existing own-label products too , leaving them worse off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Next Saturday , she will hope to lower that time by a second on the same track in the TSB Invitation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Australia 's largest private bank , Westpac Banking Corp. , immediately lowered its prime rate by half a percentage point to 15 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | ICRP recently lowered the maximal permissible dose from 50 mSv/year to 20 mSv/year 6 , keeping the dose for skin and hands at 500 mSv/year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | government | Er the situation is that what has happened is that government has lowered the mandatory ceiling from fifty thousand to twenty thousand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Football League | In 1921 the Football League lowered the maximum wage from £9 to £8 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the multinational giant | But before operations began to assess the prospects , the multinational giant exercised an option to lower its stake to 20 per cent , leaving British Petroleum as the operating partner to shoulder the rest of the costs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lowered her voice to a throaty drawl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kattina lowered her voice to a whisper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Henry tried to lower the temperature . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She leaned still further forward and lowered her voice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the company | Earnings per share moved up from 14.04p to 15.36p and the company is raising the final dividend from 4.34p to 4.57p , to boost the total by 5.3 per cent to 6.36p . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | It was hushed as a mid-week chapel inside H3 because Carol and her typing tribe were all out in the rain with banners bearing crudely daubed exhortations to the government to raise their pay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The New Zealand government | iv New Zealand : The New Zealand government is to raise the excise tax on cigarettes by 50 cents per pack to help contain the public health costs of smoking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Lithuanian government raised retail food prices by an average of between 20 and 56 per cent from July 1 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Elonex too has raised the price on many of its machines , putting about £100 on popular desktop models and £200 on its modular notebooks featured by us a couple of issues ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We have also had to raise the price of water , electricity and fuel oil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Exporters can raise prices in sterling terms ( so maintaining them in foreign currency terms ) without losing competitiveness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Oracle and Informix | However , while Oracle and Informix have raised their prices , TransTools prices have been reduced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries raises oil prices by 450 per cent in a year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Bank of Japan | That is why on March 20th the Bank of Japan raised its discount rate from 4.25% to 5.25% , and why it will raise it again soon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The German Federal Bank raised its discount rate from 6 to 6.5 per cent on Jan. 31 to combat the risks of inflation and the costs of unification . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Bank of England | In mid-October the Bank of England raised its discount rate -- a belated attempt to stem the flood of credit it had itself created . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Zemstva could raise taxes and had the right to make representations to the central government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a country | Moreover , the measure says nothing about how the wealth is distributed ; a country could raise its GNP by expanding capital intensive industries which leave the poorest sectors of that society completely untouched . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Richmondshire council was raising its rents by £3 and Sedgefield borough council by £2.95 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Yes , look I 'm sorry we 've got to raise rents by nine and a half percent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Liberal Democrats will raise investment in the arts to the EC average over five years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | societies | Derek Roberts , chief executive of the Yorkshire , said he believed societies which raised their rates by only 1 point would be forced to increase them again to attract savers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Derek Roberts , chief executive of the Yorkshire , said he believed societies which raised their rates by only 1 point would be forced to increase them again to attract savers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | I did n't want him to breathe that stuff into his lungs , " he says . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I ca n't breathe ! ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I ca n't breathe properly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | fish | Do you know that fish ca n't breathe unless they 're in water ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The men | ` The men can hardly breathe . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her assailants had covered her face and pinched her nose so that she could not breathe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Robbie could hardly breathe and she had to swallow before she could answer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stood on the embankment breathing in gulps of air as he stood awkwardly by her , then fumbled for a handkerchief and he saw that she was crying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Your brain needs oxygen and that means you should breathe plenty of fresh air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Delgard breathed in the frosty air and expelled a white mist as if it were an escaping soul . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Going out on to Des Voeux , she breathed in the hot , humid air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The sun was up , the dark clouds disappeared and for a moment she breathed easy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fell onto his pallet , breathing hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He mounted the slope with effort , breathing hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the blue light of the morning he breathed his last . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She breathed the last gasp of smoke towards the ceiling and stubbed out her cigarette . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | craftsmen | Cloistered in converted farm buildings a few miles from York … craftsmen breathe new life into Fairford 's medieval glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the auction houses | It is after all a dealers ' fair and gives us a chance to show what we have to potential and established clients without the auction houses breathing down our necks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Endill 's whole body breathed a sigh of relief as the Headmaster gave him the letter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Adam breathed a sigh of relief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was in coma , and as he breathed he made a terrible bubbling sound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | So long as they were n't too close and breathing their germs on her , Gloria liked there to be people about . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Oxygen booths , in which people will be able to breathe pure oxygen at the cost of $2 a minute , are to be installed around Mexico City centre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jesus had breathed his Spirit upon his disciples . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was breathing in short fast gasps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He swayed a little as he breathed fumes of wine into her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he sure is breathing bad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was breathing deeply , her breasts heaving , fighting to get a grip on herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He breathed deeply before speaking again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She closed her eyes and breathed deeply , pretending to be asleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | • Check that your child 's heart is beating and he is breathing regularly and , if necessary , give artificial respiration ( see Not Breathing ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his wife | The doctor presses on Andy 's chest while his wife breathes into the boy 's mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Victor breathed on the glass in his hand , and buffed it until it gleamed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He breathed lovingly on the silver and polished it with his sleeve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood straight and breathed through his mouth tasting mint coolness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The stag breathed heavily through its nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tried breathing through the sleeves of my tracksuit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | George breathed in his ear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The idea is that they 'll breathe in the gene from an inhaler and it will attach to the walls of cells in the lungs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She breathed in his familiar odour of best bitter and Woodbines and snuggled against him , safe and secure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There they breathe in pure oxygen at high pressure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jenna lay looking at the sky , breathing in the smell of the grass and smiling to herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a squirrel | They had come quietly but Tom had ears that could hear a mouse moving underground , or a squirrel breathing in a tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most modern fish breathe in water with gills , but many species living in foul , swampy water supplement this by gulping air at the surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In spite of his initial impression , he was breathing without difficulty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She breathed out two long straight bars of smoke , which gradually broke up and dispersed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he was breathing , and he was not having an arterial haemorrhage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cranston breathed , and stared pityingly at the white-hooded faces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He raised his visor and breathed cautiously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ruth breathed feverishly and Steve looked at her curiously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was breathing heavily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | After just a minute or so , especially if we were handling metal , we would need to stop and huff on to frozen fingers , standing around with pained expressions while circulation returned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | While the first group of dogs feeds -- it takes just a few seconds for them to finish the bowls , right down to the lick clean -- I huff on my fingers , more hopefully than knowingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He huffed angrily , exasperated , then turned to his son again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Berdichev huffed impatiently and looked up at the overhead camera . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The butler inserted a hooked finger into his collar , grimaced and huffed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Contralto huffed and pulled in his chin with foreboding at the angry growls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They huffed and puffed after that , but nothing was going to get through . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When a pregnant woman smokes she inhales various poisons , including nicotine and carbon monoxide , which are absorbed into her body and pass to the baby . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sara stood in the road and inhaled warm , clean country air in which she could distinguish the smell of the sea from a hint of the gorse on the hills . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Released from his pipe , at least momentarily , he inhaled the morning air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sighed and then inhaled the sweet scented air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With every breath he inhaled the warm , womanly scent of her , and , as she gradually began to relax , his body began to tauten . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ruth deeply inhaled the scent of the pines so richly sweet , warm and Mediterranean . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He inhaled the smoke with obvious pleasure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Connors lit a cigarette and nodded as he inhaled the smoke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She inhaled deeply , savouring the smoke , then turned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Morris inhaled smoke , held it for some minutes , and then let it out down his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Before you go , Sister Clarey will give you a Vitalograph to test your lungs to make sure you have n't inhaled any harmful vapours from this stuff . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If he fails , he inhales the disgusting muck in which he is mired . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other male mice | Still other male mice spent a single four-hour period inhaling nitrous oxide before being put with females ( none of which had been exposed to hazardous chemicals ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Scott | An aftershave bottle spilled its contents and Scott inhaled the aroma momentarily before stepping back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her lungs burned as she inhaled foam ; she vomited . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | ICI claimed this was not harmful to residents in the area and they had only received a small number of complaints from people who had inhaled the gas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ICI claimed this was not harmful to residents in the area and they had only received a small number of complaints from people who had inhaled the gas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She inhaled the aroma of his thick black coffee and looked with some doubt at her murky cup of tea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Merseyside Coroner Roy Barter told the Liverpool hearing that she must have inhaled the bacteria as it floated through the air as vapour from a contaminated hot water outlet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She inhaled the heady perfume to avoid looking into his compelling eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She inhales deeply and goes on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Urquhart inhaled deeply and flexed his firm jaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Each member of the group inhaled from the can , and some felt a strange effect , rather like being drunk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Manfred inhaled powerfully through his nose and held his breath while he stared at the stars and listened to the tiny howl of life in his ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anthea inhaled sharply , and her nostrils flared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He inhaled slowly , allowing the breath to escape gradually from between slightly parted lips before answering . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He inhaled and exhaled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She ducked her head in , and tried to go deeper before making towards the fallen flare . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She ducked her head in , and tried to go deeper before making towards the fallen flare . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Doctor ducked his head and looked sideways , giving Francis a smile that Lacuna could n't see . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The Doctor ducked his head and looked sideways , giving Francis a smile that Lacuna could n't see . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She ducked her head , and began to cry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | She ducked her head , and began to cry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I ca n't , because I ducked down as low as I could , controlling Armstrong 's wheel with just my left hand , the injured right tucked between my legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Culley ducked his face into his shoulder and wiped sweat on to his shirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Culley ducked his face into his shoulder and wiped sweat on to his shirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ducked the blows , and holding her tight , said , ` I love you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maxim ducked behind the first man who was hauling back his breath in short gasps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Ace drew her Browning and fired at Mait , but he had ducked behind the wall of the sedan chair and the bullets ricocheted off what could only be metal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Bending double , he ducked beneath the window and was moving towards the door … when a long man-shaped shadow moved across the bar of light thrown out onto the paved pathway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gavin | A spoon flew , Gavin ducked ; it hit the lad behind him , who had n't kept his eyes and ears open , and splashed into the soup pot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Defries ducked , fell , threw out her arms to save herself from falling off the girder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ducked automatically and grinned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He added that he wanted to avoid " the alarming imbalance in some schemes [ a reference to the German method -- see above ] between what is collected and the ability to reprocess it " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ` honest broker " | At the Congress of Berlin the ` honest broker " avoided a Balkan conflict , but only , Russians thought , at the cost of letting down his friends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We must avoid jumping to conclusions , " replied Thiercelin cautiously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This perspective avoids both general statements and general conclusions about the mass media and favours an approach which highlights the richness of the relationship between the mass media and politics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | creditors | This is less odd than it looks : it pays creditors to avoid the delays and legal costs of chapter 11 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | customers | It is hoped this will attract customers wanting to avoid the costs and anxiety of development . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a poor swimmer | And anyway , there was a current in this house , something that a poor swimmer ought to avoid at all costs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They could not avoid criticism but they could usually ignore it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | By controlling me they believed that they were avoiding my criticism of them as parents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hayek | It is on the basis of these distinctions that Hayek seeks to avoid certain criticisms that have been applied to Oakeshott . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This approach , whilst employing a similar list of areas of experience to that employed in Curriculum 11-16 and the Munn Report , avoids the criticism of ignoring teaching methods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The kindness in her voice avoided unspoken criticism and commiseration , " Let me , " in a moment her quick fingers had Nicandra 's gardenia and its drift of green spray firmly in place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Nobody 's listening but I insist : ` This fairness of skin obliges them to shield themselves so that if they do catch the sun they avoid the obvious danger of peeling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the West | Their old argument was that , by unilaterally renouncing nuclear weapons , the West could somehow avoid the dangers of the nuclear age . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | At low doses of omeprazole doctors believe they can avoid any danger of cancer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | These new improved organisms were much better able to survive and avoid danger , to find food and to reproduce , multiplying ever more rapidly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Russians could avoid the danger of encirclement by withdrawing entirely from the salient , or advance in overwhelming numbers to seize both East Prussia and Galicia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | It enables them to avoid committing themselves and to retreat in front of danger ; and this is one of the major reasons why people speak indirectly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the media | But unless the plaintiff is unpopular or unpleasant , the media will normally be advised to avoid jury trials , because of the danger of heavier damages . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` And if you explain to Thomas that he 's not to touch things like that , but must come and tell you when he finds one , then he 'll avoid any danger in future . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | young people | There were three exercises including answering questions on crime prevention , studying a video and devising a board game to illustrate how young people can avoid getting into trouble or danger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | farmers | To avoid disappointment farmers should be made aware of these pitfalls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Please note that these rooms are offered subject to availability -- as supply is limited , we advise you to book early to avoid disappointment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the couple | The best hope for Buckingham Palace must be that the couple can avoid divorce , put their disappointments aside and agree on a distant but reasonably amiable working partnership . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | In Chapter 6 we shall look at what some of these common misapprehensions are , so that people can avoid creating unnecessary disappointment and frustration for themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | So she wrote to the box number and suggested a date for a preliminary viewing to avoid disappointment or misunderstandings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | most professional carvers | It 's so time-consuming that most professional carvers avoid it like the plague . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the best commercial travel pictures | As you know , the best commercial travel pictures avoid people like the plague . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Victoria avoids weekend work ` like the plague " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Profitboss avoids committees like the plague . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Top-seed Jim Courier and fourth-ranked Boris Becker managed to avoid the plague which has claimed so many of their rivals , including two-time defending champion Stefan Edberg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Until now , we have avoided this to reduce the risk of the blades striking the boom during the process of learning to hover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stone conservators , for example , work with chemical solvents and resins and must take the utmost care to avoid any risk of damage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | By avoiding any practical direction to what they do together , one avoids the futility of the nursing situation where nothing exists beyond the hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | Had the government been able to avoid foreign war its situation would have been highly satisfactory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Association of Police Surgeons , the RSM , and several constabularies | In the meanwhile the Association of Police Surgeons , the RSM , and several constabularies will continue to promote training to avoid those situations in other parts of the world to which you have properly drawn our attention . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THIS magazine has so far avoided the temptation to stick compact discs , screwdrivers , knitting patterns or any other free gift on its front cover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Those who avoided temptation , practised good deeds , and regularly sought forgiveness for their sins through the sacrament of confession would receive the reward of a place in heaven . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Those who avoided temptation , practised good deeds , and regularly sought forgiveness for their sins through the sacrament of confession would receive the reward of a place in heaven . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | At her show in Paris , she avoided any temptation to stand and redeliver her own original swashbuckling New Romantic look , which appears set to bubble back into fashion favour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an animal | If an animal is to avoid fighting with another , stronger animal , it must first test how strong his opponent is . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'd avoided giving her a direct answer when she 'd tried to ask him about his friendship with the actress , but it was obvious that there was a very real chemistry between them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the therapist | Clearly , the therapist must avoid taking sides in such discussion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She also has to get them ready for bed and try to avoid one child 's screams waking another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | IBM and Motorola have also apparently managed to avoid the heat dissipation problem haunting both the Pentium and the Alpha . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Good racehorse trainers recognise this , and try to avoid their horses being beaten or having confrontations with riders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | climbers visiting the Roaches | In the meantime , the BMC is asking climbers visiting the Roaches -- scene of many monstrous Whillans armblasters -- to avoid the path running past the cottage and follow the diversion signs instead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She took on the alias in a bid to avoid publicity when dealing with her solicitor Paul Butner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They avoid trouble at all times and only if they are cornered or pestered will they bite at their attackers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Johnston | Despite this snub , Johnston has been careful to avoid a public row at Goodison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Franco | Thus Franco had powerful personal , professional and political reasons for wanting to avoid the immediate capture of Madrid at the beginning of September 1936 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was shot in the thigh while trying to avoid arrest at the Danish frontier in May 1945 , and tried for treason in London in September . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | patrons | To avoid queues at the Theatre box office patrons wishing to pay by credit card must do so 24 hours in advance of the performance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We must avoid any confusion at this late stage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the youngest of babies | Even the youngest of babies will automatically avoid precipitous drops in floor-level -- and , perhaps more interestingly , places where it looks as if there is a precipitous drop in floor-level . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is a man who has deliberately avoided certain responsibilities in his life , and certain involvements , but those business obligations which do unavoidably devolve upon him he has always observed punctiliously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jonathan Speelman must avoid defeat in his seventh game against Jan Timman to stay in the match . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Do everything you can to avoid mishaps by being adequately prepared but ask yourself again -- does it really matter ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Their inner self will avoid exposure by controlling their feelings and emotions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Isaac avoided execution by promising the king a 10,000 mark fine , and in 1213 was transferred from Bristol to the Tower of London . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Suggestions that he could avoid the damage by protecting the wheat fields with electric fencing do not impress Mr Berry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Judges often try to avoid the issue of standing by resolving the merits first . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He will want to avoid a further decline for fear that import price rises will push up inflation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a South African citizen | The appellant was a South African citizen who had left South Africa to avoid apprehension for a burglary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The appellant was a South African citizen who had left South Africa to avoid apprehension for a burglary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Art Loss Register | Even the Art Loss Register , which plans to open an office in Japan , carefully avoids any probing into the subject . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Even the Art Loss Register , which plans to open an office in Japan , carefully avoids any probing into the subject . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ambassadors | The inquiry heard details of a memorandum written by a Foreign Office official in which he agreed that the ambassadors might be persuaded along those lines in order to avoid embarrassment to their embassies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Hearsay-II system used segments categorized by manner of articulation features only , avoiding the more difficult task of specifying place of articulation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ` We have about 150 active reporting units , in around 50 locations , " says Mr Hassan , who is naturally keen to avoid the need for re-keying financial information once captured at source . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Hassan | ` We have about 150 active reporting units , in around 50 locations , " says Mr Hassan , who is naturally keen to avoid the need for re-keying financial information once captured at source . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | farmers | " Weatherfax " will consist of customized facsimile reports prepared by the Meteorological Office , which will help farmers to avoid the need for respraying because of high winds or rain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the courts | First , while the courts have generally avoided rigid classifications in deciding on the applicability of natural justice , they have not discarded such tools altogether . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | It was months ago and Ben had insisted on going into Pugh 's , though they had always avoided the shop before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | But you can avoid it by simply leaving the tops on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She probably wanted to avoid confrontation by not telling me until after she 'd gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a doctor | In the USA , a doctor will not avoid litigation by simply informing the patient of the nature of the treatment in broad terms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | However , I suspect you could take an obvious short cut across the open fell side to avoid the town without too much trouble . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a number of people | Choosing the final design needs not only care to ensure that the end product will be commercially attractive but that a number of people are involved in the selection to avoid accusations of favouritism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Despite what you apparently think , I certainly did n't avoid you intentionally and , in any case , if your theory were correct , then surely I 'd have avoided all the male actors ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nodded , trying to avoid his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The purchaser will wish to avoid any such disadvantageous practices . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | headless flies | Alas , headless flies can learn to hold their legs in a particular position to avoid a shock , and even solve the problem faster than those still encumbered with brains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | , you | By being subtle rather than obvious , you avoid appearing naive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the CEGB | There was one other issue which the CEGB tried hard to avoid at the Hinkley C Inquiry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Brunel | Describe the features Brunel avoided in this area . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fell over things he avoided in daytime like stones and bushes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | This was the conclusion I could not avoid in the months after becoming a Christian . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Roddick | This is a fate Roddick has avoided by operating most of her shops under a franchise system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Happily , however , it 's one you can easily avoid by talking to BSB today . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The really weird thing is East 17 were precisely the people I avoided as an adolescent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And old man Verne-Smith and his wife , he knew , lived no more than a mile away , but them he avoided out of simple antipathy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I try to avoid including children with serious behavioural problems because they would be too disruptive on a trip like this . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Just the sort of thing he avoided on his television at home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Robert recognized faces he had been trying to avoid for weeks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Fallon | The basic issue , which Mr Fallon has so far managed to avoid totally in discussing this matter , yet which has made the Catholic community and the county council so anxious and so frustrated , is whether this Government accepts that places in Catholic schools should be provided for Catholic pupils . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Simon worked for discreet administrative transformations within government , avoiding until late in his career clashes with ministers over contentious issues of policy and principle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | In one week I had been transformed into the two personae that I had always sworn to avoid : the preacher and the missionary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Yes , I have seen this kind of thing and it is something we avoid completely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gloucester | The wholesale nature of the grants also threatened the interests of men not recognized as opponents of the regime , something which Gloucester was careful to avoid elsewhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Students may choose quite early which behaviours to avoid for ever -- or try to . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | As people avoid more and more they become a prisoner of their anxiety . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | This they avoided as they followed their Head Girl 's strict instructions to keep out of the rough areas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | One thing that you should avoid is to give toy horns out at tea and then find the poor entertainer is facing a barrage of noise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` Or , at least it is n't so long as we avoid that bit of road . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you come to an obstruction in a road you can seek to circumvent it or you can retrace your journey to the nearest fork and avoid that road altogether . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the International Cricket Council | The way the International Cricket Council ducked the issue whether Pakistan 's fast bowlers were doctoring the ball would have shamed Pontius Pilate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When the British foreign secretary , Sir Geoffrey Howe , visited Peshawar on March 28th and talked to resistance leaders , he ducked the issue by saying that Britain 's practice was to recognise states , not governments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Britain | Before Tiananmen , Britain had ducked the question by professing to believe that most Hong Kong people cared little about politics , and that those who did favoured little or no change . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ministers once again ducked the question of recognising Macedonia , even though Lord Carrington is believed to have said there was no practical reason why it could not go ahead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | For example , that they were diligently enforcing bye-laws about where costermongers " barrows could be parked , while ducking their responsibilities to deal with ruffians and robbers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is ducking out of his responsibilities as Secretary of State for Education and Science , just as he did on health . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Major | In his reply , Mr Major ducked answering Mr Lamont 's central attack against his style of government , and his limp and lacklustre speech plunged the Tories into gloom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Tylorians | But in using the Comtean notion of progress from superstition to science as the mental counterpart of Darwin 's physical progression from ape to man the Tylorians simply evaded the issue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So far , I have evaded a central issue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | But you always evaded this question , saying your allowance from home would not stretch to paying the extra rent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alianor evaded the question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maxwell evaded the first part of the question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a horse | It is easier for a horse to evade going correctly because correct work is hard work , requiring effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | trade unions | Fourth , until 1981 , trade unions could evade having to make any payments to their members on strike since they were in receipt of supplementary benefit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | commercial traders | The Customs Service claimed that this was to prevent commercial traders evading duty by importing goods as private individuals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Sudanese government | Chalker said , however , that the Sudanese government was evading its responsibilities in the organization of the relief operation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The poorwill evades this risk by hibernating in the crevice of a rock wall , which it returns to year after year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | huntsmen | The Inland Revenue is investigating allegations that huntsmen are evading paying tax on a million pound trade in animal skins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Even with the legal penalties that exist , people go to great lengths to avoid paying taxes legally by finding loopholes in the tax laws ; or they evade taxes by illegally cheating the tax authorities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many woman-centred psychologists evade this difficulty , because they choose to work outside psychology , in women 's studies , or outside academia , in practically-oriented women 's organizations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Usually she tried to evade such duties , by hanging around in the bathroom or in her bedroom ; she loathed the tedious , repetitive business of the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | social security staff | They see social security staff as biased and prejudiced against the poor and only too ready to evade their responsibility to help . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some couples dodge the whole issue of fidelity ; they feel uncomfortable talking about it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Julia Hailes and John Elkington | ` Julia Hailes and John Elkington have dodged the big issues , " says Sandy Irvine , author of Friends of the Earth 's discussion paper Beyond Green Consumerism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Labour party | The problem is that the Labour party dodges all the important European issues because its conversion to the EC is not so much skin deep as ruled purely by expediency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | You could rarely get a straight answer from any of them , they 'd been dodging questions about his father for so long ; evasion was a way of life with them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Zoe dodged the question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | commercial customers | Without exchange controls , goes the standard retort , commercial customers could easily dodge such controls by borrowing from abroad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the tobacco industry | The Evening Standard of 20 May this year published an excellent critique of advertising and the ways in which the tobacco industry had dodged bans on advertising . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Forewarned , we dodged a conversation about ` political prisoners " ; just as well , for his face was black with preparatory anger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | ministers | But LibDem leader Paddy Ashdown says Major has reneged on assurance in 1990 that ministers were not dodging an arms ban . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We may shun involvement with other people because it threatens our identity , and so we remain aloof . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Goldsmiths | Since the troubles of 1860 , the Goldsmiths had paid the £300 a year endowment to the School but had shunned any further involvement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Craig | And while Jo 's able to shrug off the speculation , she can understand why Craig , who 's just as down-to-earth , might shun the limelight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | After Mona agreed with Mr Carman that she shunned publicity , he produced glamorous photos of her taken at her mother 's mansion in Hampstead , North London . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the emperor | In days gone by , the emperor shunned all publicity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Running their corporation according to the ancient precepts of the Talmud , they shunned all publicity and trusted only a handful of associates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Girls wishing to avoid such a fate should shun wearing or passing near fairy flowers , such as clumps of harebells or love-in-idleness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many investors | For example , said Mr Webster , while many investors shun nuclear weapons at all costs , they may not care if the portfolio includes alcohol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | TOURISTS are shunning fee-paying attractions like the Tower of London in favour of cheaper places like farms , gardens and country parks , a survey detailing Sightseeing in the UK during 1991 has revealed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Echidna | Living in damp caves beneath the earth , Echidna shunned the light of day ; her presence could be tracked by rank , marshy patches , or cracks in the soil 's surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He should likewise shun all colloquialisms and colloquial abbreviations ( ` it 's , " ` is n't , " etc . ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Roberto | Normally Roberto shunned the low-class and dingy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | anorexics | The food was always of the type that anorexics tend to shun -- solidly starchy and savoury peasant dishes , followed by mounds of sweet , creamy puddings and richly decorated chocolate cakes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | refugees | Only a few shuriken skaters circled lazily -- while refugees shunned that area as if it was mined . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | An " if you 'll pardon the liberty , ladies , I reckon I 'd shirk my duty if two pretty young ladies had come all this way special . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He does n't shirk responsibility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But perhaps I am shirking my responsibilities by being here , in the police force . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The two other functions of a king he shirked : he did not lead his armies to war , anyway in his later years , and he did not provide an heir . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | But we are not shirking our duty as tipsters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He may not exercise his rights or he may shirk his duties , but he can not forgo them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Any man shirking his duty would be shot on the spot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | My friend said , " Do n't you think you 'll be shirking your responsibility ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Intel carefully skirted the issues of Pentium 's price and delivery at its ostensible introduction last month . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | But we shall have to skirt these issues here ( see Fillmore , 1975 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Freud | Perhaps more important , and there are close parallels here to our critique of ethology and sociobiology , Freud still skirts round the difficult question of how primordial instincts are socially constructed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dame Una | Dame Una Pope-Hennessy ( the formidable mother of James and John Pope-Hennessy and a friend of Ivy and Margaret ) had been cross with a reviewer who had written of her book about jade : ` Dame Una skirts gracefully round the subject . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She waited , holding her breath , wondering whether he would really answer all the questions that had been buzzing around in her head ever since she had first met him , or whether he would skirt around the subject and depend instead on the overwhelming attraction she felt for him to talk her back into bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And , after all those earlier occasions when he had carefully skirted round the subject of Elise , was this , at long last , a confession of his involvement ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many freight forwarders , however , skirt this prohibition by forming separate subsidiary corporations for their NVOCC operations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He skirted the problem by turning it , via Nunnally Johnson 's script , from a radical rallying cry into a depiction of the common man 's ability to survive injustice by endurance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | American firms issue paper privately mainly to skirt the burdensome disclosure rules set by the Securities and Exchange Commission . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sutton | To get things moving , Sutton skirted both the Equal Opportunities and the Pilger problem by hiring people on temporary consultancy contracts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She simply donned a flowing outfit by Amanda Wakely , stepped out … and skirted neatly round the problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman | Convention demanded that a woman must skirt around the truth , fobbing off a man while leading him on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fran | Reluctant to voice her suspicions , Fran skirted round the answers , aware that Luke was listening intently to every word she said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Not all patrols escaped the attention of Japanese counter-measure , however , but the Australians ' skilful use of field craft -- the infantry phrase for individuals ' movement in action -- saved many losses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The police will not escape criticism , but this will tend to be softened by the unacknowledged consensus that the RUC is essential to the security approach of both governments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The parents did not escape criticism : " the attendance of many of the boys was very far from satisfactory , parents having largely contracted habits of great laxity in absenting their children for trifling reasons " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paul Ince escapes criticism for his usual wholehearted endeavours and determined talking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Computer worker Fred Prassaler escaped death by seconds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John escaped death because he could not settle in the doomed cabin where 15-year-old Catherine and 12-year-old James were sleeping . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You escaped death by a hair 's breadth . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Their prey can not escape detection by remaining still , however . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He could n't escape detection if he tried to swim through ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It seemed impossible he would escape detection , and with each yard he covered he expected the alarm to be raised from within the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a small cell of perhaps no more than two activists | The attack on Warrington may simply mean that there remains intact in that area of England a small cell of perhaps no more than two activists who escaped detection and arrest in operations following the gasometer explosion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The attack on Warrington may simply mean that there remains intact in that area of England a small cell of perhaps no more than two activists who escaped detection and arrest in operations following the gasometer explosion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Large numbers of Moslem Rohingya refugees from Arakan state in Myanma continued to cross over into Bangladesh during March to escape persecution and the effects of a military offensive against rebel forces in the state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Foreign nationals found guilty of serious crimes sometimes manage to escape deportation if they face a grim fate back home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She escaped serious injury . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Ellis | Other shots were fired , but Mr Ellis escaped injury . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Luckily , he escaped injury . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It escaped my notice , and was to my embarrassment , that the Land Rover was driving alongside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It did not escape Sarah 's notice that Michael was treated as the head of the family and her husband relegated to second position . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | It | Sarcastically , ` It may have escaped your notice , but this is not a flat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No-one can escape the influences surrounding them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | birds | In the Americas , birds make similar journeys in order to escape the privations of winter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some | Intoxicants and drugs are used by some to escape physical or psychological pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some firms | Further , as we show below , the general theory needs modification to allow for the ability of some firms to escape from the average of national industry economics by internationalising their systems of management . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I had no intention then , or ever after , of joining any group or ` movement " and I therefore sidestepped the Vorticists just as I sidestepped both the Imagists and the Amygists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anaximander sidestepped the issue of how the opposites emerge from ` the indefinite " by saying that it was always in motion : the motion itself presumably causes the primary opposites to be separated out from the mixture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They sidestepped my anxious questions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Liz had sidestepped the problem , last night , with caterers , and with Deirdre Kavanagh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Broadcasting regulations prevent anyone appealing for money on a programme like that , but he sidestepped the rules very smartly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And , over the years , he had learned to avert his face , to sidestep , to damp down the fires . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In the subsequent analysis , we sidestep these issues and assume that the government only issues short-term bonds paying the going rate of interest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he neatly sidestepped the questions about riots , crime and gang warfare , says David Wallen |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most parents eschew diplomacy completely when dealing with their children , and opt for the Jimmy Cagney approach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He would , however , eschew the public streets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Perrier 's French television advertisements eschew weighty health talk in favour of Gallic schmaltz . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We eschew mathematical or linguistic ( at least of the propositional kind ) coding and tun to our feeling response . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Yet , from some moralistic quirk in his nature , he had eschewed the empty life of a socialite , and joined the City of London police as a constable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She eschewed all requests to be interviewed about the contest on radio or television , opting instead for a few newspaper interviews with sympathetic journalists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | There are some ministers who eschew the delights of the children 's address . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some ministers | There are some ministers who eschew the delights of the children 's address . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fêted Amer-indie faces SMASHING PUMPKINS eschew the indulgent side of the rock'n'roll lifestyle to engage in the healthy , non-macho pursuit of the Good Noise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | climbers | Above 7500 metres , climbers who eschew bottled oxygen play a deadly physiological game where the penalty for miscalculation , while usually not immediate , can be terminal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Above 7500 metres , climbers who eschew bottled oxygen play a deadly physiological game where the penalty for miscalculation , while usually not immediate , can be terminal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he firmly eschewed political involvement and devoted his time to his diocese and to building . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the couple | Following a central tenet of Christian Science the couple had eschewed modern medical methods and had attempted to cure their son 's bowel obstruction through the power of prayer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He eschewed modal contrasts before Jupiter et Europe ( book 4 , privilege 1703 ) and several times employed a tonic-submediant progression between movements without any textual justification . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Book Marketing Ltd is preparing to reduce the cost of the licence fee for booksellers taking part in the summer National Book Sale in an attempt to encourage more active participation in the biannual event . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his successors | He eventually whittled it down to eighteen thousand and his successors have since reduced the number even more dramatically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Both Coats Viyella ( 32% ) and Bass ( 33% ) reduced their audit fees by cutting the number of firms used . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many investors also try to reduce risk by vertical integration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | farms | Under this , farms would have to reduce output by 20 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'll reduce it by fifty per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Collor promised to reduce inflation to just 3 per cent a month within a year by using shock tactics similar to those of President Menem of Argentina . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | MMT Computing Plc reduced its stake in Total Systems Plc to under 3% . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I reduced the odds by wearing a pullover , slip-off shoes and no underwear , but it was still touch and go . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The UK quota reduced welfare by 14.33% while the EC minimum import price lowered welfare by approximately 2.01% . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Soviet Union had agreed to reduce from 308 to 154 its arsenal of SS-18s , the heaviest ICBM in the world , each of which could carry 10 warheads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | We urge the Government to reduce from 60 to 10 years the life of minerals permissions through new legislation , as proposed in the consultation paper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jamie | But it was only the sensational Jamie , twirling a diamante choker on his index finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He twirled her again , hands clapped a rhythm , and faces glowed briefly as pipes were lit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He twirls the stick in his hand and crosses his legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The fat undertaker had closed down the tailgate of the hearse and stood about on the gravel , twirling his keys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He twirled his empty glass in his fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He could have been leading a parade , twirling the baton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He twirled his paint gun around one gloved finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They twirled you around in the Gay Gordons at Ilkley with clammy hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche twirled her glass , sending the ice-cubes inside racing round . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She twirled the stem of her wine glass thoughtfully , and did n't reply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She looked him up and down and twirled the yellow parasol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jamie twirls his fork in his egg and beans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She twirls a shimmering gold swan studded with imitation pearls ` for her dressing table " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He did it by gently vibrating the soil , coaxing the worms to the surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can start vibrating them as soon as your have laid a few metres . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | However , if you watch house martins you will see that they do not simply ` plonk " their mud pellets onto the wall ; instead , they place them in position while rapidly vibrating the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Some have also developed special muscles so that they can vibrate the swim-bladder and produce a loud drumming noise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The male garden spider Araneus diadematus will vibrate a strand of the female 's web as he approaches her , to let her know that he is not just another small insect caught in the web . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | jolly old St Nicholas | On the far side , he lay flat against the hill and watched as jolly old St Nicholas attempted to calm a ululating infant by seesawing a vermilion plastic pony before its horrified eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I moored the boat , got out , collected the rods from the shore , and turned back up the loch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we moor a tiny toy boat at some fixed point in the pond , the boat will bob up and down rhythmically as the waves pass under it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | It gives me a tremendous advantage in that I can moor the punt about 15yds back from the top of the shelf , in the shallower water , out of sight of the bream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Grazing and benthic feeding carnivores will take live foods from the aquarium bottom and many are partial to freshly-broken clean live shellfish in their shells , if you anchor them to one spot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | With cords and pitons they anchored him to the rock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Using a shore base at Empacombe , he first anchored his structure to the rocks in a novel and successful way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Drill and plug the wall so you can anchor the box in place with screws , then make good around the box with cellulose filler . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her aunt | She read and read and read while her aunt mended the socks of her husband and brothers or sewed innumerable buttons on their shirts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sewed buttons on to a white shirt she 'd made . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Again you can pick up the stitches and knit them directly on to the edge , or you can knit long strips or tubes and sew them neatly in place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Phyl | At midnight Phyl was still there sewing weights into the gauze curtaining to stop it flapping . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Rundle sewed black armbands to their coats , even Victoria 's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | girls | As the spring tides rose , flowing into summer , the Island began to blossom : pots of geraniums appeared on window sills and girls sewed new ribbons on to last year 's straw hats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She could sew the veil on properly in the morning , before she left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Surgeons at Odstock Hospital , Wilts , sewed the thumb on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | NB Straight seam tape can be used instead of pocketed tape , but you will then need to sew on rings individually . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | others | While some of the men held the weight of the body in place , others bound the forelegs , and the hind legs , together with rope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | Once he did , the man bound Corbett 's hands tightly to the saddlebow and , passing the rope under the horse 's belly , also secured his ankles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A couple of Minutemen were binding together two cloth-padded lengths of wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his armourers | On the day of its creation he had his armourers fuse the suit directly to his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lonrho | Their bid was blocked on grounds that seemed contrived : the MMC purported to be worried , eg , that Lonrho might flood Harrods with nylon sheets made by one of its subsidiaries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Both before , and when , the Nazis took over Poland they flooded the bookstalls of that country with pornography . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The papers you are working on are fairly heavy and , unless you are flooding the paper with watercolour , should stand up to washes without the need for stretching . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The huge hydro-electric dam project at Konable will flood good farming land , but the flow of investment dollars has financed a boom in luxury goods for the rich minority . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | While working at the cinema , for instance , he tried to repair a cistern and ended up flooding the place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stitched satin ribbon under the bust , bows at the hips and tied a silk cravate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a little knot of fear | Alice felt a little knot of fear tying itself in her belly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She had a lot of curly hair and she had tied a bow in it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | ` She 'll tie a clove hitch in your willy if you 're not careful , " said Dommie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She would tie a knot in two of the four corners of a handkerchief and fix one knot on each of her forefingers , to form puppets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Already she opens my father 's letters , though so far she has not read them out loud or tied his tie for him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stok tied his tie , using all the muscles of his fingers as though it was made of metal instead of cloth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She threw a pink cloak over Philippa 's gown , tied the fastenings with her own hands , and , making sure that the mask was in place pulled her towards the hall door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | His mates laughed , and helped him tie the topknot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It was rather like a large belt ; you could probably fasten it about your waist and it would sit snugly over your hips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fastened his seat belt without speaking and the Rover slid gently into Broadway , the road he had crossed less than a fortnight earlier on his way to see Sir Paul Berowne . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Melissa fastened her safety belt and reached for the ignition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his own hands | Of that I have no doubt , but I am equally certain that it was his own hands which fastened his belt around his neck and fumbled for the window bar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Instead she contented herself with glaring coldly at him as she fastened the seatbelt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Joe fastened the wet flannel around her ankle again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Madeleine fastened his napkin around his neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Quickly I fastened my veil around my face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | An hour later I was fastening my safety-belt at LAX . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ellen | Unable to continue , she gestured to Ellen to fasten the ties at the back of her gown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fastened the dress with clumsy fingers , for a moment hating himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Diana | In a last defiant gesture Diana fastened the letter with red sealing wax and had it hand-delivered , just as Prince Philip had done with the one he sent to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fastens the bandage with sticky tape . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The six relics go in , and , after carefully expelling all air , I fasten the neck with string and push it into the white saddlebag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two officers | And without more ado the two officers fastened their clips about their ankles , wheeled out with velocipedes and were on their way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She would fasten the ring about her neck and wear it for Johnny , as he had asked her to do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fastened his cloak round his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Garvey chortled and went on fastening his boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She eats a pistachio nut , and fastens her locket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Juliet | The doorbell rang as Juliet fastened her black sandals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Before she could say any more , he settled the helmet down over his head and fastened the strap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sara fastened her bra and pulled on her shirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Laura | Quickly slipping into a sleeveless straight shirt-waister dress of pink shantung , Laura was just fastening the last button when she heard the sound of the doorbell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her mother fastening Melanie 's coat snugly at the neck and tucking in a scarf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The molecules of your body , because of the way they are made up , possess the ability to rotate polarized light in a leftward direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | This means that you could for example , take the pieces of garment originally designed for conventional knitting and rotate them through 90 degrees to get a pattern for sideways knitting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Blunt | The others watched Blunt rotate his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The karateka then pivots halfway round on the ball of the left foot , while rotating the entire body forward . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jehan shook her awake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Benjamin | The next morning Benjamin shook me awake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fedorov clambered aboard the coach and shook the reins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Delaney | Frustrated , Delaney shook Lawton by the arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shook my sand-filled ears by the lobes and listened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Luke reached out and shook her gently by the shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Duvall was shaking him by the sleeve , bringing him back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The words were enough to make him explode with anger , and , turning swiftly to grip her shoulders , he shook her with force , glaring down into her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Good morning , " she greeted huskily , shaking the boots before putting them on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Athelstan shook himself , dressed , and went along to the kitchen to beg from a startled maid a bowl of hot water , a clean napkin and some salt with which to scrub his teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dog gets up and shakes his ears noisily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vasili shook her shoulders violently then slapped her across the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my secretary | ` To tell you the truth , my secretary fucked up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I fucked up , and I should face it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I fucked up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I 'm the one who 's fucked up your entire operation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the one | I 'm the one who 's fucked up your entire operation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You messed the interview up then did n't you ? " she challenged , her tone urgent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Was it a good decision to airfreight an order because we 'd messed things up on the plant ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They messed up a baton change and failed to finish , creeping from the track with the ribald comments of the crowd in their ears ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Luke also messed up his chance at starring in the school play because of his temper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You messed up their surveillance , you beat up their agents , you went in for exactly the same unauthorised adventurism as they had -- and so let them off the hook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Do n't Daddy , do n't ; you 'll mess up my dress . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Did n't he mess up the header/flick on that allowed Sheron to score the first goal ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And if I feel like it , I wo n't just screw up your life with that stupid , lame bitch , I 'll make her part of the deal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lovers all through history | ` Lovers all through history have consistently screwed up their lives . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I know there are people around who think I 'm an OK teacher , so if I screw up occasionally that 's not going to sink my reputation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | He was seated at the back of the court , initially angry that someone had screwed up with the tickets , but he quickly realized that every few games he was almost directly behind her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They did not screw up Niki 's car deliberately , but they probably thought the wind had gone out of his sails . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mother shushed them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jinkwa | ` Now , " Jinkwa shushed them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lampard shushed him again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tuppe shushed him to silence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Erika | In Omi 's room , the door opened a crack : herself frightened , Erika peeked into the sitting-room and hushed an even more frightened Paul into silence as he whispered , ` What is it ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She hushed him , imagining that if his language were overheard , those overhearing it would be as shocked as she pretended to be . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jacob | Katherine 's face dropped and Thomas was about to intervene when Jacob hushed him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hushed her urgently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sir Anthony hushed them and then rose , smiling his quiet and pleasant smile with one hand extended in salutation as a plump and dark-haired man came bouncingly to join them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mary | Their running feet sounded like a downpour within the close walls , until Mary hushed her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Enid | We always laugh and joke and talk so much that Enid hushes us perpetually , and now he has nothing to say . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Scathach hushed the old man , who was struggling to keep the flow of his words . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rex hushed him into silence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the strong-man | And the strong-man holds his arm up to quiet us down . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | I really thought we 'd blown it when I saw him cracking up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The movie version blows it in the first couple of minutes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Central | As it happened , Central almost blew it at the end . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I blew it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You really blew it today . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But she 'd blown it with that acidic little crack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You had your chance and you blew it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They nearly blew it at the start of the second half too as Brighton closed in for the kill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Instead , the selectors opted for Peter Richardson , who silenced the critics by qualifying for Barcelona but suffered a first round knockout by Stone 12 months ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Peter Richardson | Instead , the selectors opted for Peter Richardson , who silenced the critics by qualifying for Barcelona but suffered a first round knockout by Stone 12 months ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The 23-year-old Scot silenced a growing band of critics with an impressive 9-5 victory over James Wattana . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | " Bramble began , but she silenced him with a glare from the astonishing blue eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He silenced her with a kiss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He silenced her with a look . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | McNab silenced them perfectly within five minutes with a low 20-yard shot into the bottom corner after 77 minutes for his first goal g the season . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The president had silenced the vociferous strike-leader by bringing him on to the ruling body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Duncan | Leeming tried to speak , but Duncan silenced him by putting his finger to his lips to soothe him , to help relax him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Prevention of Terrorism Act ( PTA ) used to silence the Irish community , is increasingly being , used against the Black community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a look from Peskova | Teng began to laugh , but a look from Peskova silenced him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | They probably reminded her too closely of sounds of feline distress and she did her best to silence them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man held up a hand to silence Barak then turned to the guard beside him and dismissed him with a curt nod of the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Donald silenced them as he sang the first line , rather solemnly , in a rich baritone : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Robert | Helen and Joanna came out looking very serious , and Joanna said , ` Robert tried to shut Dawn up , but she 's evidently going to make trouble for us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ardamal | ` No cover , " Ardamal said , just to shut Dommer up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When that failed , they tried to shut me up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In prison she terrorized the turnkeys and fellow convicts until , on 4 May 1763 , she travelled with Turlis to the gallows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | A GANG that terrorised a supermarket boss by threatening his family was found guilty of robbery yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A GANG that terrorised a supermarket boss by threatening his family was found guilty of robbery yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | young hooligans | In short , young hooligans are terrorising and destroying the neighbourhoods in which they live . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | salesmen | Sure Style acted after a rash of complaints about salesmen terrorising potential customers , refusing to leave their homes until they had agreed to buy double glazing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two defendants | She said she saw the two defendants tormenting an elderly woman by prodding her from behind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We used to torment the poor old Superintendent unmercifully at the er Sunday School . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was determined to torment her in any way he could . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was either out and had n't switched on the answering machine or he was tormenting her by ignoring the telephone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Graham Stuart tormented and teased Gary Ablett mercilessly throughout , beating the ex-Liverpool defender at will . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 'd hush you up … somehow . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | d'Arquebus | Time seemed to halt for Yeremi as he saw d'Arquebus squeeze the trigger , and was sure that d'Arquebus was squandering that single shell , shooting his hellfire bolt off prematurely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Sure I still shoot my guns , " he growls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Alex Household must have said it just before he shot the gun ; Micky heard it over the deaf-aid and just repeated it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | three or four figures | As they sped away , Carlson could see three or four figures around the car , shooting automatic guns into the flaming vehicle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He enjoyed a simple life in the country best , being with his grandchildren and his dogs , shooting , and fishing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Clifford had shot once , reloaded and shot again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took the rifle off his shoulder , aimed it , and shot once . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This brought together in a simplified form a number of remedies obtainable from a Divisional Court of the Queen 's Bench Division consisting of two or three judges . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The exhibition brings together work from artists based in the subcontinent and Asian artists based in Britain ( until 28 Mar ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | For tonight and tomorrow night we bring together with New York 's Bill Mays Trio two superb American horn players . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nichols | The next day , Nichols awakened Turman with an early morning call . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The whole house was quiet and she told herself that she must be careful not to awaken the two other sleeping inhabitants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I did so , and seeing I was of no more use , I rushed inside to awaken my older brother and sister to show them what had happened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nicandra | Just having a think , " Aunt Tossie said when Nicandra roused her with a gentle nudge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Alice | When Alice roused herself , it was with the realization that her husband was already in the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We tried to rouse him but to no effect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peter Yeo roused himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll rouse some of the villagers . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her mum | And Meg told the watching millions that her mum hammered on his door and woke him from a nap during a break in filming . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He had promised her that if anything out of the ordinary happened , any unnecessary flicker on a dial , he would wake her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She crept stealthily along the gallery , not daring to put on a light in case she should wake Luke , past his room , feeling carefully in the half-darkness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She would wake the dead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Young Keely Smith woke her sleeping dad Paul , who found his Middlesbrough terrace house thick with smoke in the early hours of yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charlie let those who could , sleep , and did n't attempt to wake anyone until three o'clock the next morning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The hotel manager woke me at 10 a.m. with a telegram from my mother , which had been delayed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dad | The next morning Dad woke him at eight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They wake you at five a.m. , which is when I 'm often going to bed , and you 're so knackered by mid-morning that you doze all day . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He burst into the apartment , woke Constance from her doze , and fell upon her , greedy and desperate to prove to himself that he was right and his friend was wrong . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a familiar voice | After a long time , a familiar voice woke them from their lazy reverie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mia | A friend of Soon-Yi said : ` Mia would wake her daughter in the middle of the night and scream at her : ` Look what you 've done to me -- how could this happen ? " ' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Then Mrs Dempster woke him as usual with a cup of tea , and he felt better . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Shall we wake them with a happy tune |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She woke Lucy with coffee , and more loving , sure and slow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Finally get to sleep at five , thinking : ` I do n't care who runs the country , as long as he does n't wake me before noon . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Sarah Anne Burke was critically ill last night after being found lying in her bed covered in blood by a care assistant who went in to wake her for breakfast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a care assistant | Sarah Anne Burke was critically ill last night after being found lying in her bed covered in blood by a care assistant who went in to wake her for breakfast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Shall I wake the boss ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | “ I 'll wake you . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The maid who had woken her stared back without comprehension or interest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The maid who had woken her stared back without comprehension or interest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | But you can wake me again , if you like . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'd wake Zaria and get her out pronto , then bell the local Bill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I rang the hospital and told them very calmly that we 'd be arriving shortly , then I woke up Tony and -- thinking I had loads of time -- ran a bath . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And while I 'm working hard at waking up my inner cheer leader , Riva scans the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rose | ` Rose woke me up several times during the night , " Laura explained . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It might be just what he needs to wake him up a bit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Paul | They parted laughing , and Paul went back to his room , bestowed the chamber-pot in its place , and went out to his morning lecture on moral philosophy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rodrigo | Bestowing his wife and children in the safety of the monastery at Cardena , Rodrigo departed to his exile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE EAST Kilbride-based Robert Wiseman Dairies will be packaging English milk from a greenfield site in Manchester early next year , the firm 's managing director told farmers at Dumfries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | SOFT drinks giant PepsiCo has adorned the front cover of its annual report with pictures of cute white bunnies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Your man | ` Your man , they tell me , adorned you with jewels and fine gowns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'm going to ask you questions , Madeleine , and every time you answer no , I shall adorn you with one of these pegs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They adorned the perimeter fence with pictures , flowers , and messages of peace . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The priests offered [ this ] idol flowers , incense and food and adorned it with wreaths of flowers and garlands of feathers History of Things of new Spain |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had adorned his new abode at Winchelsea with the finest furniture from a firm in London 's New Bond Street and , although well able to afford it , he had failed to pay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the wife of Cnut 's henchman Tofi the Proud | Nor were donors always royalty : the wife of Cnut 's henchman Tofi the Proud adorned a crucifix at Waltham in Essex with a crown , as well as decking it with other ornaments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Reclusiarch anointed each initiate with chrism , the sacred ointment , on the brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her bruises stung badly as she anointed herself with gel , but the discomfort was a small price to pay for feeling clean again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | What father would anoint his child with such a leaden armour of expectations ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Indians then anoint the tips of their arrows with the poison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Over 200 species of birds have been seen anointing themselves with these substances . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He anointed himself again with vaseline , bruised the jelly into his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He gave the man the Viaticum and blessed him , anointing him on the head , chest , hands and feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Father Peter , in anointing her , had sprinkled a little of the contents of a bottle of bay rum over her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Viktor stood while he blessed the dying man and anointed him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` There are always exceptions to the rule , " he said flatly , taking the laden tray from her hands and turning to go along the terrace to the dining-room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The maid took the plate from her mistress as if it were hot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was charmed by the tune and took the whole box from her while he listened ; his face reflected an almost childlike absorption . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pioneer European settlers used several methods to take land from indigenous people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She saw his eyes go to the coat fixture , and guessed that he knew the jacket hanging there belonged to Travis when he went and took it from its hanger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nodded , then went back to the oven , taking a jar from the shelf on the wall and emptying out half its contents on to the board beside the oven . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They even took clothes from the washing line . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She could not take her eyes off Heathcliff . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Welcome back : In a few minutes we take the wraps off one the great secrets in the world of wildlife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You 've got to take your mind off this horrible business somehow and it 's a sin to waste this glorious weather . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This too can take pressure off your cashflow -- and the pension plan option makes excellent use of available tax relief on premiums and on the cash sum at retirement which is tax free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Who could want to take uranium out of the factory ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The former schoolteacher said : ` I do n't take the mickey out of the contestants any more than I take it out of myself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | Let me take you away from here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sat up and took a piece of mud-coloured rag out of his pocket and wiped his face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Once they had cooled completely we took them out carefully so we did n't disturb the curls too much . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` I 've a present for you , Endill , " she said , and took from her pocket three bottles of different coloured cough medicine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Harry | On their way out of the church , Harry took from the rack of postcards one reproducing Sedley 's inscription . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Today they give us a meagre amount of the cash which they had previously taken off us in the form of grant cutbacks , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | He believes it important to be seen to be a good community person and to put back in some of what we take out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | A survey would establish once and for all whether the coal they are taking out is paying its way and whether the pit has a future . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You 'll take away all his illusions . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 've taken away the master computer file and charged him with , well , we do n't know exactly what but it involves an awful lot of money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The grooms had taken away our horses and I did not wish to stand like a servant on the freezing forecourt of the tower . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took out Margaret 's letter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Then you take out the little plastic box from your jacket and show him the syringe needle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took out his handkerchief and blew his nose loudly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | There 's this white blazer with these thick purple stripes , and I take it off the hanger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | ` We need him as president because it takes him off the streets , " said his close pal , David Leopoulis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He did not usually work on a Saturday , but he needed something to take his mind off his predicament . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | If she does create a new four-bead group , she ` wins " these four beads and takes them off the board , leaving the hole empty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some shops have taken it off the shelves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I took down from the bookshelf above the bed a hardback edition of Hugh Brogan 's History of the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She voided the lavatory , and ran cold water in the basin , laving her face , hands , wrists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the fat Germans | With great glee Odd-Knut told us that the fat Germans showered ten times every day for a week and still reeked of rotten whale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shaved and showered quickly , trying to think as I went along . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Donna got to her feet and padded across to the bathroom where she showered quickly , rinsing away the dirt of the journey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shaved and showered , was dressed before the breakfast tray arrived at the prescribed nine o'clock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She showered , dressed and snatched a cup of coffee on hurried auto-pilot , and was in her car on her way to her place of employment without any clear recollection of having done any of the three . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'm going to shower , " Ruth told him , getting to her feet and gathering up the dirty glasses which littered th table-top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I showered carefully , starting at my hair and ending between my toes and under my toenails . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Greg got up , blundered round the tiny bedroom , and then went to the bathroom and showered noisily , as if he were trying to knock sense into his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We were soon splashing about in the surf washing off weeks of dirt accumulated in the slit trenches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bride | Only then would the bride wash off her many powders and oils with the help of her mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the assailant | When they arrived at the house , they saw a man whom they had good reason to suppose to be the assailant washing blood from himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we were lucky , there were a few minutes in the evening when the wind dropped , the dust storm subsided , and we could brave the mosquitoes and wash the corrosive dust from our bodies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She could even pluck her eyebrows ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` I think he plucks his eyebrows too , " she said firmly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shaved his face clean and combed his thick unruly hair , then continued to dress , hurriedly now , for she was touching on memories that were precious to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I shave my head once a week " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jack | I made Jack shave his head -- because he had the remnants of his hair hanging on -- wonderful shape of ahead -- shaved that off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | After I graduated from high school in 1984 I shaved my head and kept my hair short and they labelled me a skinhead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mothers shaved the heads of their daughters and then made them undress to take cold baths in public on the Hill of Calvary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | ` They shave their heads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Eva | So Chogyam-Jones and Fruitbat came , arriving an hour early , when Eva was still shaving her legs in the bath in the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Sometimes I shave my legs , amazed at the majestic tedium of the activity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shaved her legs and underarms , and shampooed her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | It was just like , you know , I 'm really grown up now , I 'm shaving my legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | old Twomey the butler | Here she stopped to watch old Twomey the butler shaving himself with a cut-throat razor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Mungo noticed that he shaved his black eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His wife wash d and shaved him , and ensured that he swallowed the twenty-six pills each day which had been mainly prescribed for his heart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Sometimes we shave them , other times we have to sit them in the bath with hot water up to their necks and soak it off . " says Jan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a barber | His fingers and nails were scraped to remove the sacred unction ; a barber shaved what remained of his tonsure , and he was clad in a poor yeoman beadle 's gown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` When I am shaving in the morning I say to myself that if I were a young man I would emigrate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Emilio Sanchez | Many , indeed most of the photographs will be new to most of the readers , not least the picture , ( for example ) , of Emilio Sanchez shaving in a Paris bathroom ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sarah prefers shaving in the shower . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shaved in cold water and walked out of the gate and across the parade ground to where a queue of people were waiting to be served at the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His hair was combed and carefully parted , he had shaved with a new blade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John Major shaved carefully for the second time that day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | In a particularly bold move , I decided to shave less often . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Not many places will wax men 's legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Well , I did , or you tend to be , you used to be Claire , when you used to wax your legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Professor combed his beard thoughtfully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Squat tugged his flak-jacket straight , brushed dirt off it , combed his gingery beard with his fingers , flicked at his knotted ponytail as if a fly had landed on it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He drew on socks , a tight pair of Italian jeans , and plimsolls , combed his receding hair before a mirror . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was combing her hair , her face reflected in the mirror sheet of beaten gold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was not wearing his faded jeans , but a pair of creamy-coloured trousers and a short-sleeved shirt , and he had combed his hair away from his face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Possibly he also washed his face , she did not know , never having asked him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had evidently finished feeding and was washing his face with his front paws . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She washed her face and went wearily back to look out for him , but she was losing hope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It leaves hair in fabulous condition , with no perm odour and you can even wash your hair the same day , without affecting curl formation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I wash my hair and leave it to dry naturally . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I want to wash your hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'm washing my hair , " Jenny answered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Dot did n't tell her that at school they already had hot and cold water and she could wash her hands and face at any time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iris washed her hands and filled the kettle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alice cooked herself eggs , drank tea , and washed herself in cold water , standing in the bath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the murderer | The probability is that the murderer washed himself in the kitchen . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Ca n't you wash her in the shower instead ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I ran up to the guest room , stripped naked and washed myself with a wet rag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A delicate oriental nurse washed my feet with antiseptic and chatted while the locally injected anaesthetic took effect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I must wash myself with warm water and soap ; find a sharp scissors and put it in boiling water for fifteen minutes ; get clean sheets to lie on ; sip liquids ; and relax . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she was finished there she hurried back to the kitchen where she washed herself at the sink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | She was soon back with a trolley and all the necessary requisites , and between them they washed the woman from top to toe , and dressed her in a white hospital gown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he 's finished eating , he starts washing himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You used to go out in the in the wash-house and wash yourselves , under the cold water tap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She washed herself and put on a bathrobe , then poured herself a glass of cold milk in the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nilsen | The bath in which Nilsen washed his victims is gone ; there is now only a shower-room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a lorry driver | Fortunately a lorry driver was washing in the basin , so while he went off to have a shit in one of the cabinets , I rifled his spongebag and pinched a disposable razor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some simply washed in the pool of water meant for each eagle , dipping their heads and wings in and letting the water run down their backs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was always washing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | This man allowed him to wash , and sleep for forty-eight hours , and gave him a cast-off , vintage suit , but then turned him out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | each child | There must be enough time and space for each child to wash properly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She washed quickly and brushed her teeth , then returned to Nathan 's cabin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He washed thoroughly , standing under his shower while the hot water poured over him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jean | When they reached the kitchen Lucy collected the cups and saucers while Jean rinsed the crumbs off them and stacked them in the dishwasher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Donna got to her feet and padded across to the bathroom where she showered quickly , rinsing away the dirt of the journey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | Even the fact that I finally found a trickle of scummy water , which let me rinse some of the filth from my boots , did nothing to lift my spirits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lorton rinsed the lather from his skin and frowned at his clean-shaven face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Oh , crumbs ! she thought as , quickly rinsing a smear of olive oil from her hands , she heard the bell ring again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ian gave Sue 's hair a good trim before shampooing with Natural Styling Perm Hair Bath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dolly was sitting in the zinc bath shampooing her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shaved her legs and underarms , and shampooed her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | After a moment 's hesitation she lay back , plunging her head deep in the water before shampooing her hair with the gel , gasping as her wound smarted horribly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She plucked the top document from the desk , regarding her battered fingernails with a groan , and vowed to manicure them tomorrow night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | We do manicures , and we do pedicures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | And then we do pedicures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had shaved off his beard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The only snag is that if he is filming the hit TV show he ca n't shave off his distinctive stubble . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a 15-minute laser operation | The transformation follows a 15-minute laser operation which shaves microscopic amounts of tissue from the front of the eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The transformation follows a 15-minute laser operation which shaves microscopic amounts of tissue from the front of the eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They shaved off my hair and sewed up my head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Most professional male swimmers | • Most professional male swimmers shave off their body hair to make them more streamlined and thus swim faster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took to cleansing , toning and moisturizing his face once he found that soap was bad for it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ruth , soaping Anna 's small body , tried to keep her voice steady . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She soaped her neck and armpits , scrubbed her back with a loofah and bathed her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He soaped his skin and his hair , then picked up the brush and began to scrub himself : his legs , his belly , his chest , his face , his arms and his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'm going to run you a nice bath , Katie , and I 'm going to soap your body personally , every nook and cranny . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was crouched in the tin bath soaping myself in front of the range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Satisfied , she helped him into the bath and began soaping him all over ; as usual , he bawled loudly when it came to washing his hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Radish has n't got a very slippery bottom so I soap her a lot to make her slide satisfactorily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Remembering that all fresh water had to be stored on board , she turned it off while she soaped herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The vet usually shaves part of the foreleg and cleanses the skin with surgical spirit before the injection , while a nurse helps the owner to hold the dog . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Over the years , the experts seem to have got in all of a lather over what we should do to cleanse our skin properly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he would pick up the silver hair-brush and groom her hair in slow strokes from its dark roots to its glowing auburn ends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Formidably half-naked , he brushed his hair with his two silver-backed brushes , as if he were grooming a glossy horse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Just because she cooks well and grooms the horses and mends the props and … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | To keep a horse clean you need to groom it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rose was grooming the Charolais bull when Ballater decided some plain speaking was necessary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Thomas | The small family lunched together and then at 2pm Thomas hitched the pony to his small cart and set off to make deliveries to farms and cottages in the more remote areas of nearby Winkfield Plain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Acer Group Inc is hitching its wagon very closely to Microsoft Corp 's Windows NT 's star by developing a Mips Technologies Inc R4000/4400 six-chip chipset specifically for NT personal computers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When the villains were unable to get the caravan up a small incline , they hitched it to a stolen vehicle and wheel-spun their way onto the road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She did not delude herself that the light touch of his lips to her cheek on parting yesterday meant anything , and she hitched her bag on to her shoulder and walked to the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bees and wasps hitch their fore and hind wings together with hooks to make , in effect , a single surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Franz Schmidt wasted little time in securing him to the wheel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charlie secured the tarpaulin with a length of hairy string from his pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He secured it with the safety-pin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Jacqui said he caned all eight of you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A mother who flogged her eight-year old son with a belt , gave him cold baths and forced him to stand naked for hours at night , was called ` inhuman " by a judge yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A mother who flogged her eight-year old son with a belt , gave him cold baths and forced him to stand naked for hours at night , was called ` inhuman " by a judge yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Romans | There is little evidence that the Romans used to flog their victims before crucifixion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A large man , the executioner , flogged the woman upon her back fifty blows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began to flog Luke unmercifully , bringing the lash down across back , buttocks and legs again and again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They hang the man and flog the woman |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He swung the gun up again , fired wildly at that thrashing form and turned back to the staircase . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chuck raised his rifle coolly and fired just as the bull launched itself on him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With that same lethargy , he snugged the butt of the rifle into his shoulder and fired at his mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` All you have to do is stand back and fire your crossbow at those green-skinned devils . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | We received … 300 ammo later but never found out if it worked as we did not fire the rifles , even on a range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an Iraqi soldier | It led to the highest floor where we found an Iraqi soldier firing an automatic rifle through a narrow aperture in a pile of sandbags , reloading and firing his weapon until he became exhausted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His lamp had gone out and while he was relighting it , our car must have passed and he fired his rifle vaguely in our direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the passenger | Suddenly the car stopped , the passenger got out and fired a Kalashnikov rifle at the police car , hitting it at least nine times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Soviet Union | During the Cuban missile crisis , Fidel Castro wanted the Soviet Union to fire its nuclear weapons at America . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | soldiers | Mobs burned tyres in the streets , and the prudent stayed at home while soldiers drove around firing their weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The terrorists were obviously about to fire their weapon and it was aimed at the main grandstands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The robbers ran off down a nearby street , but fired their gun again at a women who was looking at them through the window of a hairdressers shop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Unless you fire a gun from the hip it 's all Outside ; you point and aim and that 's it , unless the sights are out or there 's a really high wind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Another gang fired a pistol through the window of a hostel in Poettmes , narrowly missing an Albanian family . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Mourabitoun gunmen and Palestinians fired their machine-guns in the air to welcome the Syrians , the thousands of bullets ricocheting off the ruins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Earlier , Private Lee Clegg ( 22 ) told the court he had fired three times in the vicinity of the car driver 's head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fired his pistol in the air and charged over the top as if he were chasing some errant fox . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The men firing those guns , manning the walls , shooting from the high galleries might not amount to much more than half that number . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It had been a while since she 'd fired a pistol and the initial retort took even her by surprise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | US forces | Asked whether US forces had fired their tank guns , he said : ` Not as far as I am aware . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the defendant | The prosecution case was that the defendant had fired deliberately at Paulette . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fired blindly at Whitlock as he turned into Second Avenue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chuck fired from a standing position , and the deer sprang into the air then fell and lay still . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | Tanjug also claimed 36 children were among those killed at the weekend and police fired into the bodies of the wounded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the gang of five | As horrified guests dived for cover , the gang of five fired into the crowd , killing two white couples , before escaping . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some Frenchmen | There is little doubt that some Frenchmen fired on Germans during the raid and afterwards , although on this occasion no hostages were shot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the police | The governments of France and Belgium had expressed concern earlier in the month after the police fired on protestors on Sept. 2 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a lone gunman hiding in undergrowth | Police said a lone gunman hiding in undergrowth fired through the security fencing and hit Mr Gallagher in the back several times as he got out of a builder 's van . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | National Guard troops reportedly fired in the air to disperse demonstrators in south-western districts of Caracas , and rioting was reported in Valencia , 80 km west of the capital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Adam kept firing in short bursts and drove straight-at the helicopter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The middle assassin fired even as she dropped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the girl | After ten seconds the girl stopped firing and shouted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Los Angeles police handcuffed him and hauled him off to jail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then they handcuffed us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The police had once again handcuffed Leslie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They shackled my legs so that I could not run . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | You may be surprised to find that she does n't want to shackle you with a ball and chain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | 's | So , come , let 's be done with it ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Faith was done with old-fashioned equipment ; we needed more equipment to do the water-crossings ahead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I am done with you ; you may lead your lives as you wish . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll take the English car and be done with it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tod and I | Each day , when Tod and I are done with the Gazette , we take it back to the store . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Graham shoved Laidlaw away from him then turned to Sabrina and untied her hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Laidlaw | Jenkins waited until Laidlaw had untied his hands then approached Graham who introduced him to Sabrina . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Therese | As Therese untied the boat , Flavia said , ` I would like to come back here . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I pushed in a couple of pessaries , untied the sack from my middle and pulled my shirt over my head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peter Gaskell placed a half sheet of exercise-book paper on the counter and said , ` Can I have the order , please ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put a nacho chip in his mouth and soaked it with beer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Firemen were soaking everything to finally extinguish the blaze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | " I soaked a piece of cotton wool in ether and chucked that in . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He turned on the taps and thrust my face and head into the water and completely soaked my shirt and jacket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We shall soak the walls of the two trenches with this stuff , also soak the camouflage squares before wrapping them round our heads , then we can settle down tonight free of mosquitoes . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Sometimes he even managed to keep for himself the little piece of cotton-wool that she soaked in perfume so that he could rub the henna stains from her skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hector | Before Lachlan could free it Hector had tripped him and soused him , for the cold water to bring him to his senses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Frankie had scrubbed his hands and feet and dampened his hair with water to make it lie flat and tidy against his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he spoke , he took a kerchief from his pouch , dampened it from the flask and started gently to wipe her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | There I dampened some paper towels and wiped the flour off the goodies I 'd removed from Flaxperson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Not for him the Baden-Powell approach of rubbing two Boy Scouts together ; he liberally douses the twigs with paraffin and throws in a match . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had doused a colleague 's trousers with paint thinners , a regular initiation ceremony in their Skelmersdale factory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The alchemist would burn incense and douse himself in specially prepared perfumes before carrying out his experiments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She doused the mop with the bubbling water and moved the heavy tendrils over the kitchen floor until the pale-green surface was moist and dirt-free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lander | Part of the fun yesterday was when Lander doused the walking hero with a bucket of sea water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anna emptied cornflakes out of the packet until her bowl was piled high , sprinkled the pile with sugar and doused it in milk , then sat staring at it while the sugar dissolved and the cornflakes drooped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bremner | He watched in disbelief as Bremner reportedly drenched the barmaid with a glass of drink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I start browsing out of a sense of duty to begin with , and drench myself with showers of settled rainwater every time I reach into a bush . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You will then be able to soak them in the medicated solution for maximum effectiveness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The geologists took the nodules back to the laboratory and soaked them for months in acetic acid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | A cream-coloured dress of mine got covered with rust and , although I soaked it in biological liquid , it did n't get rid of the stain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Romans soaked the pounded seed in wine and the word mustard is thought to come from the Latin mustum ardens meaning " burning must " -- grape must is newly-fermented grape juice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Oh ! if you do n't get Nutty soon I 'll gouge his eyes out with a swizzle stick , cut off his conjugals , marinate him in oil and vinegar and barbecue him in the forum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can marinate the skinned and boned whole breasts in the marinade for the same time , or slice into think steaks and flatten them into very thin paillards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Girl | Another late Degas , a pastel entitled ` Girl braiding her hair " also went to an American collector , within estimates at $2.97 million . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The maid , Boule -- she was originally called Henriette , but Simenon made a habit of re-naming the women in his life -- was required to fillet live sardines which Simenon then swallowed raw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a French waiter | Next came a leg of Szechuan duck , which our attendant shredded at the table with all the panache of a French waiter filleting a sole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I pulled it off gently , so as not to wake him , moistened a handkerchief with cologne and wiped his forehead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She moistened her lips and said pleadingly , ` She 's been good to poor Dilys . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tore it open , moistened the end of one gloved finger then dipped it in the substance and touched it to his tongue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Polly | Yearning for a drink to ease her parched throat , Polly moistened her lips with the tip of her tongue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She moistened her lips with the tip of her tongue and his sudden tension told her she was right . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | " Now you sit him down over there and wet his hair . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wet her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wetted his lips in a theatrical way and a glimmer of humour flickered in his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sucked at his cigarette and then wet his lips distastefully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With his fingers he broke away mud from the river bank and wet it in the river . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With considerable difficulty , she tore a piece of cloth from her blouse and wetted it with her spittle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I wet the line with spit and slide the float and locking shot another foot deeper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pakeezah Begum took the plastic stamp , wetted it on the ink-pad and firmly stamped the return-by date on the leaf at the front . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Vron | Wetting her fingertips , Vron plucked at the pages . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then was responsible for salting the venison and packing it in barrels , and keeping it safe until required , or sending it wherever the king wanted it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the cottager | Butter and cheese were made on practically every farm and even the cottager killed and salted his own bacon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the wives and daughters of Polruan | The pilchards were in that week , and the wives and daughters of Polruan were busy all day , gutting , salting and packing the fish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bloxham | For all his earlier squeamishness , Bloxham had done well , returning Dowd 's guts into the bowel of the carcass , and mummifying the whole sorry slab in plastic and tape . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They catch them and pickle them or pin them on cards ; they put them in various sorts of cages and study their responses to different environments and different stimuli … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He embalmed a child in 1717 so skilfully that he deceived Peter the Great , who thought the infant was alive yet in a state of normal repose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | White | Whatever the circumstances -- and they are conflicting -- White acquired Hannah Beswick 's body and embalmed her , almost certainly by methods recommended by William Hunter , his former tutor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | How can I fix a gate post to a wall ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | To fix sheet mirror to walls , you can either use clips screwed to the wall , screws or adhesive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | " I can fix a trellis to that garage wall , and we can have climbing plants all over it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I took a length of wire , fixed one end in my electric drill , and poked the other through the pipe into the obstruction , piercing the lime scale and almost polishing the inside surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Carey fixed the rod into its vee and stooped to the fish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tom and Mr Fletcher | Michael and Edward placed one of the flat pieces of steel at one end and Tom and Mr Fletcher fixed it into place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A prisoner fixed a pole into the muddy soil , bearing the cardboard inscription : ` Good Fishing Here . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kāli had fixed two new hairslides on either side of Hārkini 's head and was holding her face at arm 's length to see the effect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And here she was , with Frank Grimwood of all people , shaking so much she could not fix her spectacles on her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two girls | It was a bright morning with a hint of autumn in the air when , full of elation , the two girls fixed their well-polished plate on the gatepost and stood back to admire it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If the wall is reasonably flat you can fix the board directly to it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Since then I have fixed the motor to the table with two clamps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You may prefer to fix the matchboard across the narrowest width of the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tom and Mr Fletcher fixed the next flat piece onto the front of the shelter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Having anchored your sledge you fix your tow line to the front hinge piece , using a karabiner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | When fixing into the ceiling , you should ensure that you screw directly into the joists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stephen | Peach alone was in the house , having let himself in through the cat flap Stephen had fixed into the lower panel of the back door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | For safety , make sure any pictures you fix above your bed are secure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Philip | He looked carefully at the sticks of uneven length and thickness that Philip had fixed together , too loosely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kelly hooked her thumbs in the tops of her pants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Guardia Nacional wear jackboots and hook their fingers in their trigger guards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With a flourish he drew a line at the bottom , screwed on the top of his fountain pen and hooked it into a buckle on his braces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hooked a finger into the corner of his mouth , as though he was versifying on the spot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Finally he hooks his belt onto the Doom Diver Catapult and braces himself for sudden acceleration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | There is no room for a chair , so I crouch between the willows and hook a plummet onto the size 18 hook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then , almost so certain as to be positive that he could not abide a clinging type of woman , she hooked her arm through his . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nathan | Taking one hand off the wheel , Nathan reached out and hooked his fingers through the front of her harness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I 'm certain he 'd hooked his umbrella through the handles of the handbag and pulled it out , right under our very eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Nat turned and shouted this garbled message to me and I hooked my dogs to a tree and went forward to talk to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Omi hooked a thread around her crochet-hook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hrun heaved , and managed to hook his fingers under the stone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Returning thoughtfully to his own back bedroom , he tuned one of his receivers to the frequency he had read off the antenna and hooked it up to a tape machine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Matilda pulled up the rope and hooked the handle of the bucket on to the end of it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Peter Maylam | FARMERS WEEKLY 's south-east barometer grower , Ashford-based Peter Maylam , has no winter barley , but was planning to desiccate oilseed rape this week . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But they do n't literally try to deform the old physical object into the new one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | The result is that after a period of free movement the material begins to harden and if one goes on deforming it it will become brittle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | THE OTHER reason for tuning into Moran 's Manson opera is to hear how he has deformed the music of The Beatles to fit inside the mad brain of Charlie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ` He could n't cure a side of bacon , " muttered Jackie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some farmers cured their own bacon but most of the curing was done commercially by a few firms established for the purpose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But after extracting the bone from the stream they cured it in jading substances . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | There was little reason to stay on in an empty house , Belinda decided as she covered and refrigerated the kedgeree after her father had left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Often , when the sow lies down , it squashes sheltering piglets and suffocates them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They are confined to make sure they do n't squash their piglets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If a guy owes you that sort of money , you do not squash him with your car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a big truck | Then watch a big truck trying to squash a hapless motorist in Steven Spielberg 's best ever movie , DUEL . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The system is designed to squash them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Why the hell did n't you bother to dry off the ponies ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I dried off the needle and dropped it into the metal box where I carried my suture materials , scalpels and blades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he dried it off he prayed that the camera had survived the ducking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We are still drying them out from a recent visit to the laundry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The meat she would dry out in the sun tomorrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We have just had an extension completed and want to dry out the walls quickly so that we can use the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she dried her eyes on the hem of her petticoat and went slowly back to the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He dried his eyes with a silk handkerchief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dried her eyes presently because she realized that the Magistrate was watching her from not far away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lucy | It was a long time before Lucy dried her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It has its own diffuser attachment which enables you to dry your hair gently , eliminating the problem of frizz and flyaway hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dried herself , dressed , brushed her hair and re-applied her make-up , then inspected her reflection in the mirror . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pushed her down on to his bunk , pulling his duvet around her , then took a fresh towel and began to dry her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She ironed her dress carefully when she got home , and in the morning she climbed blearily out of bed at six to wash and dry her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her mode of transport means she will arrive drenched at the door of a farmhouse to beg shelter and ask leave to dry herself by the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mother , who had dropped the paper in the bowl , dried it in her microwave for five minutes on high . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Alone once more , she walked and walked , and when she became too hot to carry on , she swam again and dried herself in the sun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I cooked it over a fire or dried it in the sun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She went to open the door herself , drying her hands on a tea-cloth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dried her hands on the kitchen towel , adding , ` I worry about Ernest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mike dried his hands on the tea-towel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dipped them in the washing-up bowl and dried them on the towel behind the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She indulged in a blissfully long bath , taking time to wash her hair and then comb it out , before drying it with a hand drier . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | As she returned , carefully drying each piece with a towel , she answered Judith 's question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When , eventually , he thought she 'd had enough , he hauled her out , dried her with his shirt and said , ` What shall we do now ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Captain Simcox | ` Stuff and nonsense , " Captain Simcox muttered to himself as he threw back his head , downed the last of his whiskey and dried the ends of his thick red moustache with finger and thumb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Franca dried the wound with the paper , feeling as she did so the blazing warmth of the bruised knee , which was already swelling a little . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She washed and dried herself between the legs and inserted a fresh tampon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We immediately rushed to the ladies , washed Jessica carefully in the sink and dried her under the hand dryer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Emerging from beneath the spray of the shower , she dried herself briskly before dressing with impatient fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Best get out of them wet things , " he said , kneeling down beside him , ` so 's I can dry them for tomorrow . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You could dry it in there in wet weather . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Polly dried her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had begun to dry the glasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They would salt them down and let them lie in the brine for a while and they would take them out and dry them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | your dad | And your dad 'll dry you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ken took the boy to his home , dried his clothes and gave him a meal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | " If we do n't start drying the hides now , dampness and the heat will destroy all our efforts within a few hours . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Moran took the small blue Ford out of the shed after Mass on Sunday , tested the engine and tyres , then washed the car down , dried it and waxed it till it shone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He dried Willie 's thin , bruised body , wrapped him up in a towel and sat him in the armchair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His eyes filled , but he did not know it was happening , this overflowing , until I reached down , wiped his face , showed him my wet fingers which he dried with his own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Putting a hand to her side , she staggered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She bobbed a curtsy and put her hand on the gleaming brass door knob . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tom leaned his shoulders against the cold glass of the french windows , and put his hands in his pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I snatched Radish back and put my hand gently over her ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She put an impatient hand on the crook of his arm and tugged it down from his face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Clytemnestra came to him quickly and put her face against his bare leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His forehead tingled and he put his back against the door , trying to locate himself , trying to absorb what she had just said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | There was no one around so I went up and put my nose practically against the glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Guildsmen put their shoulders against the side of the cart , and began rocking it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Having walked back to the cottage , she put the ladder against the wall , then tested it to make sure it was firm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fiona | As a gesture , Fiona had removed the chair and put it against the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She put her ear against the wall and listened carefully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I like to put a pale colour behind a darkish one to make the dark colour stand out more and a dark colour dropped in just at one point behind a light colour to make the paleness improve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ellwood shifted the sole of his foot to put it directly behind Annie 's head , knee bent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Zahara helped her step back to the mattress and put cushions behind her so that she was sitting up , while Rabia held the baby , still attached to Jane by the cord . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Paul | ` Sounds reasonable , " said Paul , putting his thumbs behind his wide red braces , ` but of course that would n't work . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I could put all that fear behind me now and get going again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rodney | ` One or two of these mushrooms are deliquescing already , " Rodney picked out a couple and put them in a plastic bag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We put him in a tent but he found the sensation of being , as he put it , sealed up so distressing that the idea had to be abandoned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They put his body in Holy Trinity Church , down by the river Avon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the customer | The contract is complete when the customer puts his money in the slot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | First , we tried a direct approach and ground up polarizing region cells and put the mixture into agar blocks which we then grafted to the anterior margin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The patient pulls the sweater over his head and then puts the unaffected arm into its sleeve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They put Catherine on a comfortable sofa , cleaned her wound and fed her with cakes and wine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had been scouring a pan , but now put it on another jerry-can to drain , alongside two clean plates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put his head on her shoulder and she turned and picked him up and sat him on her broad lap , her arms tight about him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tom put a bundle on the armchair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was as she put the last plate on the table that the door opened and Carrie Smith entered the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Putting her elbows on the table , she leaned forward and explained quietly , ` He saw you , that 's why he kissed me . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | On Boxing Day she put a short note through Doris 's door with her little bit of news and positively ran back home , feeling suddenly young again and full of energy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | And when she came home she said , Do you know what she said she must have taken ages she said to put that cord through that er beam , she said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ` He put his arm through the partition and I saw something glinting in the darkness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I think it was when I saw the London policeman wagging a finger at a scowling urchin that I thought of Wesley Binks and the time he put the firework through the surgery letter box . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They put water through the window and then got the door down , just knocked it down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Colin must win because he is the physical buffoon ; he falls into traps and puts his head through walls , falls downstairs and all those things . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man he dismissed as Chancellor | PREMIER John Major sat squirming in the Commons yesterday as the man he dismissed as Chancellor put a bomb under him and lit the fuse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I leaned forward , put my thumb under my lip and jerked it up to give him a close-up view of the long gash and the trailing blood-stained ends of the stitches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She put two pieces under the grill to toast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He never even glanced at it , and put it under the horse 's nose at once . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She picked up the shoes from the hearth and put them under the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an Englishman , Henry Bradbury ( 1831-60 ) | At this point an Englishman , Henry Bradbury ( 1831-60 ) put a cat among the pigeons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wanted to put an arm around her and steer her away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Malik put his arm round Robert and continued to watch this display with apparent unconcern . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They should put some water on at least . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Had Weller been present , one suspects that he might have put Lydia Mordkovitch , violin soloist in the Mendelssohn concerto , over his knee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pollitts | ` There 's someone snooping about there , night after night , and since Pollitts put all those locks and chains over it I do n't see how anyone could get in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | What 's he putting against the wall ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Your glasses and keys you put through a small slot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | They resembled the pot eggs you used to put under hens to encourage them to lay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The idea shocked many people who were convinced that the only cause must be genetic , or chemical , or a virus , something they could put under a microscope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Nobody asked her what was in the wicker basket she had put under the seat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bromley ( 1981 ) has shown how abundant biogenic and inorganic sedimentary textures can be revealed by lightly brushing thin mineral oil on a dry chalk surface and allowing it to ` develop " over about 30 minutes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He brushed on fresh lather . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Let me go , put me down , " and when he would n't , she tried to plunge her teeth into his arms which were clamped round her like steel bands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his wife | " Devraux told me today he is going to Canton again soon , " he said in an excited whisper when his wife came to plunge her arms in the suds beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thomas plunged his arm deep into the creature 's mouth and then forced his fist upwards through the larynx . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Delaney dropped down beside him , ignoring the still running shower , to plunge his hand over Forster 's heart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I plunged my hands wrist deep in the fragrant herbs , and rubbed the dry fragments between the fingertips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Willi plunged his hand back into the blooms and began to retrace his steps to the station car park . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Plunging his hands deeply into the pockets of his dark tailored suit , he frowned down at her from beneath his heavy brows , the lines of his face taut with strain and tension . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | For the first time in her married life she saw pain in her husband 's eyes , as though she had plunged a knife into his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The accused , who pleaded guilty , said , ` I felt the devil and his horns on my head when I plunged the knife through his heart . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Furious left wingers | The Mail reports that ` Furious left wingers plunged their knives into Neil Kinnock last night . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Devito | Surprise does n't register , instead , Devito plunges an eight-inch carving knife purposefully and repeatedly into the victim 's stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I remember thinking that the soldier had a face now , and though his head remained slobbering in her breast when I plunged the blade through the thick khaki , I saw the sudden sharp pain jolt through his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Downing Street | But Downing Street hit back immediately with a stinging rebuke , plunging Anglo-French relations to a new low . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A TEENAGER who plunged a screwdriver into a frail 85-year-old woman as accomplices ransacked her home , has been sentenced to eight years " detention . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A TEENAGER who plunged a screwdriver into a frail 85-year-old woman as accomplices ransacked her home , has been sentenced to eight years " detention . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Another sufferer plunged her face into cold water for relief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As always he had to fight the impulse to fasten his mouth over hers and begin resuscitation , to plunge a needle into the still warm heart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Richard | William claimed that Richard cheated by plunging his sword into William 's horse when he found that he could not win by fair means . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And when you are one with us , when you have plunged your head in the cold , clear waters of baptism , then my great sin will be forgiven . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Labour | THE Conservatives sought last night to force the election debate back on to Mr Kinnock 's fitness to govern and the economy , with a warning that Labour would plunge Britain from recession into a full-blown slump . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She eased herself out of the lounger and plopped down by the edge of the swimming-pool and plunged her aching foot , bandage and all , into the cool water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was also a brave warrior and killed the evil Great Fish that menaced his people by plunging a barb of ice down its throat and into its heart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You may also want to tile awkward shapes such as the window recesses , or things like bath surrounds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you 're tiling a whole wall or room , the most important thing to do is to plan precisely where the whole tiles will fall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you intend to tile over existing tiles , you will have to drill holes through them for the masonry pins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If there are recesses for items like washing machines and dishwashers , be sure to remove these to allow you to tile right back to the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Donald Buttress ' solution was to tile the roof with ridged composition tiles of a greenish grey hue , which from below look remarkably similar to slates and blend very well with the stonework . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He designed and made the units from timber he found locally and then tiled the worktops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | It was a dream I had -- We were wallpapering a wall , Dad and Mum and Bri and me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had been halfway through wallpapering one room when the pull of the sun had grown too strong to resist a second longer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the entire team | But each morning , when the entire team warm their hands on steaming mugs of tea in the kitchen at Foulrice Farm , spirits will be lifted by thoughts of a date with destiny on March 18 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pinched himself and warmed his hands on the fire , shuddering against the extremes of the cold night air and the warmth of the signal box . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to warm them with his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Donna warmed her hands round her tea and glanced at her watch again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The three of the family warmed their hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | The cooking had to be done on an open fire and , when we wanted a bath , we warmed the water in a pan and poured it into a tin bath in front of the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Dwarves | It was then that the Dwarves came to him , fed him , warmed him in their mansions and asked his purpose , for no mortal man had ever travelled so far into the mountains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | JUICE flows more freely from citrus fruit if you warm the fruit on a medium setting in a microwave oven for a couple of minutes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to warm her with his body but he was so cold himself he did n't know if it would work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was warming her feet at the fire and putting her hair up , as efficiently as a musician putting away his instrument when a concert has been cancelled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Here , Will , sit down and I 'll warm the soup for you and then after you 've eaten perhaps you 'll deliver some repairs for me . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Sit down , Phoebe , I 'll warm some more milk for you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you want to warm rooms in very cold temperatures set the heating to come on earlier rather than turning it up higher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sarah | ` Oh you be quiet , " Sarah slapped him on the arm and he spilled some ice-cream on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Joan | Instinctively , Joan reacts to Victor 's kick by slapping the boy on the back of the leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | If someone slaps your left cheek then you slap his right , only harder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On another day I provoked him in some way and he slapped my cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Frenchman slapped Killion hard on both cheeks and ran out into the street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lennon slapped her sharply across the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Perdita | Next minute Perdita had slapped him across the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The other day he slapped Liam across the face and got mad at me when I complained . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But Marika had a really fiery temper , and the last time that happened she slapped Evelyn hard on the face , shouted something at her about being supposed to be her friend , and stormed off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When Mr Newton arrived at Clifford 's home , he had slapped his wife across the face a number of times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to slap Jeane Russell with his left hand , but she backed out of the way and just laughed at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I said no ! " she screamed , slapping at his hand blindly as she finally managed to drag her bruised mouth from his . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She slapped him hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fox | With a snarl , Fox spun around and slapped him , harder than necessary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he slapped him so hard that blood trickled down Rooney 's face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Because you ca n't face the truth that we are falling in love yet again ? " he suggested so calmly that she wanted to slap him hard for his change of mood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He squawked and flapped his arms , and she slapped his leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In October 1982 she finally called the police after he slapped her across the mouth , cutting her lip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of the escorts slapped me across the mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stared up at Carrie , slapping her forehead with the palm of her hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Patrick slapped her knee sharply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slapped me on the shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A crew member slapped his shoulder vigorously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to slap Killion on the shoulder and missed , and ended up on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Far as I remember he called me a nasty name and I slapped his wrist . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He was also sensible enough to realise that if he made a sexual advance to Blanche she would slap him across his stubbly moustache . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He was walking off when I reached out , grabbed him again and slapped him across the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I remember one day she slapped me across the jaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The policeman who had kicked me in the groin began to slap Russell around the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She slapped his behind with blistering whacks until she became aware of the pain in her hand and wrist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lin Foh | ` One man ! " screeched Lin Foh , and slapped his sides in exasperation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Last night the woman , who did not wish to be named , said : ` I 'm really furious , I 'd just love to slap him on his fat chops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The hand promptly slapped her on the neck , and she leapt into the air with shock and surprise ; but she was even more surprised when she was offered more feed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dr Frome slapped himself violently on the thigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A POLICEMAN who slapped a prisoner twice during a struggle at Fort William police station was jailed for 30 days at Fort William Sheriff Court yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A POLICEMAN who slapped a prisoner twice during a struggle at Fort William police station was jailed for 30 days at Fort William Sheriff Court yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She could easily have slapped her for that remark , which was silly really , but nonetheless that was how she felt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lisa felt like slapping him for his sarcasm and his arrogance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Moustaine made me stand up and slapped me across the eyes with his leather gloves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He was also sensible enough to realise that if he made a sexual advance to Blanche she would slap him across his stubbly moustache . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The policeman who had kicked me in the groin began to slap Russell around the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I should slap you for that remark but you 're not worth soiling my hands with . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Frau Hoflin fought an overwhelming desire to slap her daughter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Frau Hoflin fought an overwhelming desire to slap her daughter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slapped her , swiftly and casually , his hand coming back to cover her mouth in case she might cry out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lee wanted to slap them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Carmella slapped his knee again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was on him , scratching , slapping , punching , grabbing his hair , spitting on him , screaming at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She slapped , brushed , shook , mended , darned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They cooled the sample below its critical temperature so it became superconducting , then applied an increasingly strong magnetic field . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We normally use rubber ( polyisoprene , polybutadiene or a similar polymer ) above its glass transition and have to cool it well below its normal temperature region of application to make it glassy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | While walking the Pennine Way I cooled my feet in the beck before continuing south to Airton and Gargrave . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The vessels are available in sizes of 30 to 500 litres and can cool their contents to a temperature in the range of 10°C to +20°C , accurate to ±2°C , within two hours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she licked his face , washed away some of the dirt and blood that spread across it , cooled the swelling round his eyes and cheeks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Artificial forests may cool temperatures , bring rain |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | However you like to take a bath , if you use electricity to heat your water , you can save up to £70 a year — with Total Water Heating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had to heat the water over the fire in the hearth . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | It had a large earthenware sink and an electric stove where one could heat water in a huge blackened kettle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He heats each portion in a bowl of hot water kept topped up from a boiling kettle before making the wax balls , the names tightly sealed inside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Perhaps then they heated it in an oven , or on a hot griddle ? ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Griffith now heated his rods in the middle and drew them down to thinner and thinner fibres which after cooling he also broke in tension . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Capote brought me a deep-bowled cup of heavy claret , heated it with a burning poker , and a dish of scalding meat , heavily spiced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Raynor had fetched wine from a corner cupboard , and was heating it with a thin iron rod which had been resting in the fire 's embers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The 14-year-old boy had heated the forceps on a Bunsen burner in the lab at Beaumont School , St Albans , Herts , an industrial tribunal was told yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They also lay down beside him and pressed their bodies against his to heat him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you wanted to melt ice quickly you would heat it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | To heat the oven we placed shavings and wood in between and around the tyres which usually took about an hour to heat sufficiently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Cold , I 'm afraid , but you could heat some soup if you want -- the top 's done . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | We strongly advise you against reheating your meal at a later time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his wife | He was probably the poor mug who owned the shop and his wife was probably out back somewhere reheating his fish fingers for dinner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stops , creases his brows and stares with closed eyelids into the distance , as if wrestling with some new concept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He stops , creases his brows and stares with closed eyelids into the distance , as if wrestling with some new concept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Talbot listened again , and just before the allotted minute was up , he leaned forward and creased his brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Talbot listened again , and just before the allotted minute was up , he leaned forward and creased his brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tucker shoved his earphone aside , creasing up his face to hear better . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Tucker shoved his earphone aside , creasing up his face to hear better . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ena grinned , creasing her fat face until her eyes almost disappeared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Ena grinned , creasing her fat face until her eyes almost disappeared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He creased his face into a wan smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He creased his face into a wan smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She voided the lavatory , and ran cold water in the basin , laving her face , hands , wrists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He defrosts a chicken in the tumble dryer and eats deep-pan pizza with marmalade and Rice Krispies for breakfast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Make sure you defrost the turkey slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'm going to defrost the fridge , Larry , " she said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can also defrost and clean your fridge and freezer with the Steamatic , making short work of what can often be a long and messy job . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | For example , you could make batches of meals from fresh food , then freeze them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Trounson , the team 's reproductive physiologist , and his assistant Linda Mohr | Meanwhile , Trounson , the team 's reproductive physiologist , and his assistant Linda Mohr , had frozen the fourth embryo in liquid nitrogen at the eight-cell stage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some fishkeepers freeze clean earthworms for later use , but I always tend to use them fresh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Perutz froze the compound into an argon matrix , and irradiated the molecule with light . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you wish to freeze any dishes after you have cooked them , slightly reduce the cooking time to ensure that the food does n't overcook during reheating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sophie | It tried to jump off the table and had to be held firmly so that Sophie could freeze the surrounding area before lancing it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll freeze the hand and cauterise the wound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She melted another lump of butter and stirred in the flour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Make sure you melt the chocolate slowly , especially white chocolate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I pressed snow against my bruised face , and managed to melt more snow in my mouth to quench my thirst . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had melted the snow with a little water from the car radiators and now it was freezing into a mirror of ice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | That night it freezes hard and next morning after a brief breakfast we thaw out the boat and set off again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I can thaw it out in the microwave … and I 've done a salad and jacket potatoes . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The horse softens food before swallowing by chewing the food between his molars with a sideways grinding action of the lower jaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You 'll have to soften it in milk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Adams ' polyester | But Adams ' polyester used a peroxide catalyst to harden it , and the peroxide bleached some of the red from the polyester ( the US-finished instruments were cellulose ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The constant upheaval of her life had parted her from any close friends and her own quiet , withdrawn manner kept most people at arm 's length . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Delicately and discreetly she parted flesh from bone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Ashley was glaring at me over the candle flame the way a hawk must glare at a field mouse the instant before it parts mouse from field forever . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the little man | All the little man had to do was stand up and take one pace forward , parting the branches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He moved to the bay window , parted the curtains and looked out on Champney Road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She parted her lips to tell him about Dana , then closed them again as a desperate plea from her twin made itself known as clearly as if Dana had been in the same room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | When you shoot you can discharge as many barrels as you wish , but you can not fire more than nine shots in the entire game . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was an arm 's length away and raising its head to hook at him with the horn that was already dark with his father 's blood when he discharged his second barrel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | From his saddlebag he took a length of rope that he knotted as a leash round Nosey 's neck , then he drew his rifle out of the saddle holster , cocked it , and went silently forward . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gloria | It was a mixture of strange colours and the knitted ties felt scratchy where Gloria knotted them under Dot 's chin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knotted the cord of his dressing-gown and left the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I knotted a headscarf round my throat so savagely I nearly choked myself , and crept -- I had to creep , because of Mavis -- downstairs and out into the fog . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She reached for her jacket , knotted the gay red scarf at her throat and tapped at Luke 's door , then went in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Josh | Irritably , Josh knotted his tie and straightened it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his brother | Siegfried had just begun to take the stairs three at a time when his brother descended from the landing , knotting his tie with perfect composure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knotted the end of the tie round the other side of the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Ashi smiled as she knotted it at her throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He felt for the scrap of silk and knotted it loosely around her neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He moved quickly to knot the boat 's rope through a ring sunk in the jetty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He merely shifted position slightly , knotted his fingers more tightly together and continued gazing out of the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They like to tangle their victims ' hair into elflocks , or as they are also called , tangle locks , or mare 's braids . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | In the Arab world Syria has atoned for its support of Iran during the previous Gulf war , and forged a lucrative friendship with Saudi Arabia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Having delivered my mea culpa , " Burney said , ` I may nevertheless be able to atone for my lapse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Perhaps I am atoning for my misspent youth , " he replied amiably . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jones , in his 49th Test , atoned for an otherwise disappointing series with his 10th century ( his first in 28 innings ) : he ended with 150 not out in 6½ hours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hollywood | In the post-war period , Hollywood began to atone for its blatantly racist depictions of blacks with sporadic anti-racist films , almost always directed by whites . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | She does n't even have to ask … people just feel obliged to run her errands … as though they were atoning for something . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In 1938 it atoned for these failings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Well , he can atone for his sins by waiting on you for a few days , " Jack said laughingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The ` wicked step-mother , who was very beautiful " apparently expiated her crime by eventually becoming a nun at Wherwell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Now , swept by red wave upon wave , she had to expiate her failure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he walked he pondered dully on the crime he was trying to expiate , the murder of Clare 's happiness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I chanced a peek at myself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had chanced the darkness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He chanced a few casts and by the end of the season he had taken more than a dozen good trout . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Closing my eyes , thinking that it might be either the sun or the Pernod , I waited a few seconds and chanced another look . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And when I chanced one last look round I saw they 'd painted the front door green too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I think so -- that 's why I chanced a small fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the draftsman | The section could have been summarized in the sidenote as ` arrest for non-arrestable offences " , but the draftsman did not dare to risk such Kafkaesque accuracy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No player not appearing in that particular game dared put his face round the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Work was out of the question , she could not think about it ; she did not dare go to the tower , she felt she had damaged something : loose talk means hubris . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I did not dare take the whole brandy bottle , so I poured some into a smaller bottle to take away with me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her mother dare n't touch her when her father was at home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dared not use you to bring back Undry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was becoming cramped on my branch but dare n't move a muscle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I dare say that for surgeons , operations are like buses at a bus depot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | How dare they say that of her Michael ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You dare say that in my house ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You dare say thus , Fiend , and yet you threaten the life of my fiancée ? ’ |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | neither Chris nor I | They guarded their independence fiercely and neither Chris nor I dared ask too often how much progress was being made . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Bogeyman would never dare enter the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Chancellor | Nobody in the markets seems to believe that the Chancellor dare put up interest rates this side of the general election . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He needs a shrink , Kate thought , but she knew she would never dare suggest it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You dare to ask why ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kate stared back at him , hardly daring to believe what she 'd just heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He dared to criticise the leader outright . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The entire plot had worked even better than he had dared to hope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | People who can never dare to move close because of the inevitable withdrawal afterwards may experience little sexual desire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People who can never dare to move close because of the inevitable withdrawal afterwards may experience little sexual desire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The warm colour suited the Queen , she thought , daring a fleeting glance upwards at the softly rounded face framed by a white veil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Buying that blank tape had been a waste , for she knew she would never dare play it back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Stifling a giggle , she hazarded a guess that the wardrobe would be full of the son 's clothes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I hazard a guess that there are not only pure stallions on the moor ; fate and carelessness always complicates herd life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Perhaps we can now hazard an attempt at defining ` a good reader " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also made some modest remark about his achievement , such as it was , and hazarded the opinion that he might best be remembered by his devotion to cheese . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Phillips | Although Phillips hazarded some theoretical conjectures concerning the relationship he had uncovered , it was left to others , most notably R. G . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | What on earth the referee had done to incur such mindless , moronic abuse , one can only hazard a guess . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nutty risked looking at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He risked a quick look at her furious face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The street ahead was clear so I slowed and risked a look in the mirror . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ca n't try anything , could n't risk trying to get away . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maxim | They were on the choppy , wavelike hills before Milford , a narrow road with too much Friday evening traffic heading south , against them , for Maxim to risk trying to overtake an elderly truck in front . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` You have somewhere else to stay now so you need n't risk coming here again . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I wondered whether to risk coming in or not . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She risked glancing behind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The next time Anna had to scramble after the ball , she risked a glance at mummy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Belinda risked a cautious glance at him , but met only an unreadable profile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | no one | On the run , no one risked leaving a trail with traveller 's cheques or a charge card : it was cash , nicely anonymous cash , all the way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You may not want to risk breeding from such a mare , especially if she is getting on in years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the C minor sonata he risks a breathless concluding Prestissimo , just occasionally ( as towards the end of its exposition ) losing a taut rhythmic hold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nathaniel Sherman | By the time they had splashed up the far bank Nathaniel Sherman was fifty yards away , moving erratically , breasting the grass , preparing to risk a standing shot at two hundred yards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You 'd be glad to get in there for half an hour but you would n't risk more than half an hour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his tenants | At the least , the order suggests that the archbishop was so out of favour in high quarters that his tenants had risked withholding their money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She risked putting the lamp on and was pleased to see that Ana 's feet did not look as bad as her own felt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | ` They would n't risk travelling together . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Rather does he venture to ask that it should be considered as the conclusion of an imaginative tragedy ( if he may so call it ) whereof one half has been already published . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shall venture my own response to it in the final chapter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I would venture to suggest that it is not . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | It would have made it easier to help you , and I venture the opinion that our servants feel well treated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I ventured to express exactly the opposite opinion and was stared at as if I were a hawker of ladies " underwear who had accidentally strayed into a monastery . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also ventured the opinion that Putt was now dangerously insane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stokes | It was only after the protector 's death in September 1658 that Stokes ventured to arrest his deputy and ship him back to England for trial . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I venture to guess he would still be director . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You might also venture to talk to your wife , in one of her calmer moments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In an instant , she was beside him , standing close but still not venturing to touch him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maggie | Ana seemed to be almost hungry for company and she took to coming along to Maggie 's room to chat , although she never spoke of her blindness and Maggie ventured no questions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She made the shallow end and stood up , plastering her hair back with her hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was plastering wet threads of hair over a balding pate , and there was a look of alarm in those magnified eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many | In Dublin , many had plastered tantalising billboards over more subdued Irish Sunday paper advertising . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | In one of my first jobs I plastered on the make-up and wore very executive-type suits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | With time , the government grants a De Facto recognition by installing running water , electricity , and by paving the roads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Romans | In many cases the Romans merely paved the existing roadways , but their needs were not always those of their predecessors , and they were obliged to pioneer new routes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | York , among many towns which have pedestrianised their centres , has paved many of its streets without adverse effect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had kneed Gomez in the stomach to break the gunman out of the panic of drowning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Oh , it 's you , " she said , and kneed me in the groin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But to herself , she said : ` Thank you , kind sir , " and kneed the patronising berk in the goolies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He swung around upon his kidnapper and with deadly accuracy kneed him in the groin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I kneed him in the balls as hard as I could . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Shall I varnish my nails ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It rusts , does n't look nice and you ca n't varnish it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | If they then paint and varnish them , they look very attractive to take home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Alternatively , you can varnish the wood or use a spray-can of car paint . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm gon na varnish it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | While Philip slept , while Mary and Reggie slept , while Roberta and Faye slept ( they had not come out of their room ) she had painted a whole room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she began to clean and paint the house room by room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rose had already started to paint the main room of the house during the first exam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was painting the back of the house one Saturday , when she shook me off the ladder , I got a compound fracture on me left leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The few rooms were large and high and she had painted the walls in pale yellows and greens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | My studio was the first room I did up , I just ripped up the carpet and painted the walls white ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | In the past I 've painted walls , vacuumed the floor and even salvaged a carpet for the studio from a skip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You ca n't paint windows fast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His wife was painting her eyelids green . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Amanda | That evening he found Amanda perched on top of a step-ladder in the bathroom , painting the ceiling white . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Philpot | I met there Mr Philpot who will paint the ceiling in my bedroom … ’ |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I met there Mr Philpot who will paint the ceiling in my bedroom … ’ |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | For example I often paint an area with retouching varnish mixed with pigment as a glaze , then I absorb much of it with newspaper dabbed onto the canvas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tom | She found black paint in one of the kitchen cupboards , left over from the time Tom had painted the front door , and a brush . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A huge yellow sun was gilding the puddles and turning the poplars the colour of lemon sherbets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | sunlight | Morning came , silver and gold , with sunlight that skimmed the surface of the loch and gilded the poppies and roses in the garden at Ardneavie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | sunlight | The morning was calm and bright , with sunlight gilding the whins and sending a glitter across the.bay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | shafts of golden light | The last few stars disappeared , extinguished by the splendour of the rising sun as shafts of golden light gilded the sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` We make a simple flat triangular truss of iron , like a railway station roof , and we glaze it direct . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He built them a pagoda of solid jade and embellished it with precious gems -- not realising that to grow up a dragon must accumulate its own hoard , must steal it from Emperors and princes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The morning sunshine brightened the room , embellishing the cups and plates upon the dresser . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the emperor | With the onset of empire , the conflicts of interest between state and individual , and between luxury and austerity , were subsumed by the power of the emperor to embellish the city and court as he wished . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You may wish to embellish the controls with rubdown lettering followed by a coat of spray-on protective lacquer as usual . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Teenagers can embellish their denims with plaited braids and cords from Madeira 's Shoeshines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began to redesign and embellish Strawberry Hill on Gothic lines in the 1750s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Helmut | My appearance , which Helmut had embellished with jewellery , expensive clothes and regular visits to beauty salons , Jean-Claude liked unadorned and without make-up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He then put the shoes on and laced them up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Vinny | ` Vinny 's not fit to lace the boots of the players he talks about on the tape . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gaily | ` I 'll get you out a deckchair , " Gaily said , lacing his shoe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vita laced her shoe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I open the door to wherever she is , and there she sits with some leather-bound quarto volume of local archives open in front of her , writing about the way I lace my shoes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He laced the sails rather than use pockets , as now preferred , and introduced colour blends that stimulated entirely fresh approaches to kite design . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The case turns on whether he could or should have seen the case in the back of the lorry when he was lacing it up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tug | Sliding off the bed , Tug pushed his feet into his trainers and laced them up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I laced up my own rockboots with a curious sense of guilty awareness at the advantages and mobility which feet and ankles bring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We would hope to do the construction during the spring or early summer this year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This development , currently under construction , is an example of this Government 's total disregard for the process of democracy and its equal contempt for the attendant principle of genuine accountability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | whoever touches her bed | And whoever touches her bed shall wash his clothes and bathe himself in water , and be unclean until the evening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the stranger | But , whilst she 's hiding , Anna sees the stranger bathe in a stream which she knows is contaminated with radio-active fallout . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I bathe whenever I feel like it , drink iced wine on my verandah in the evening , and lead a dolce far niente existence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Someone suggested they should all bathe in champagne beforehand and the bath was filled with some cheap bubbly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the other two women who had left the room for a couple of minutes | At that moment one of the other two women who had left the room for a couple of minutes returned with a bowl of water and began to bathe the injured arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mina went to fetch some drinking water , taking the twins with her to bathe in the marshy pool around the spring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | See that you bathe the injury and apply witch-hazel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Horse riding did not come easily to him , and he had to bathe in Epsom salts every night to soothe his acting legs and behind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Silene | Thus each evening Silene bathes her white body in the ocean , then sets off across the skies to caress her sleeping lover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I bathe topless in the South of France , I bathe topless in my garden -- it 's just something that I do , " she says . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Not this time , " he said , ` I 'll bathe your ankle with warm water in a moment , and put some liniment on it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cassie | After he had gone , Cassie went to the kitchen to run cold water over her arm and to bathe her cheek . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of his servants | Nesbitt described how one of his servants , accompanied by the Danakil guide , went to bathe in the river . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | All she had done this morning was suggest that she bathe his wound again before they started out , and he had refused with a complete lack of gratitude or even common courtesy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | ` Not unknown , Lewis , for people to bathe naked in this stretch . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | ` Would you like me to bathe your face ? " she asked , when they reached the motorhome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the range | More important , the range almost exactly bisects the Atlantic Ocean from north to south following closely the profile of the African and South American coasts , so it 's always called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The bare road bisected it like a parting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a horizontal line | You can also imagine a horizontal line bisecting the design , so that in effect the picture can be divided into four quarters , all exactly the same . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Steel arms , called tendons , horizontally bisect a building 's core , stretching like ribs between beams in the walls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lough Erne , a fragmented inland sea of a thousand islands | When the River Erne reaches Fermanagh , it broadens out into immense Lough Erne , a fragmented inland sea of a thousand islands that bisects the whole county and reaches clear to Cavan in the south . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | When the River Erne reaches Fermanagh , it broadens out into immense Lough Erne , a fragmented inland sea of a thousand islands that bisects the whole county and reaches clear to Cavan in the south . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | ( i ) a manufacturer of diesel engines and ( ii ) a manufacturer of breakfast cereals | ( b ) Describe the likely ways in which : ( i ) a manufacturer of diesel engines and ( ii ) a manufacturer of breakfast cereals might segment their markets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One early study of connected handwriting ( Mermelstein and Eden , 1964 ) segmented the input script into upstrokes and downstrokes by segmenting at points of minimum velocity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The big six record companies are multinational , and thus can segment the world market into national ones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We shall here partition it into four square submatrices , each of order 2 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | segmentation | Broadly speaking , segmentation partitions the market into industrial , retail , wholesale , consumer and international areas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They even partitioned the archipelago into three quite separate military commands ; Sumatra , Java , and the Great East . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Serbian-led forces | The accord was the third EC attempt to end fighting between those loyal to Bosnia and Serbian-led forces trying to partition the recently independent republic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You could partition off part of the tank for the other fish but this would detract from the overall appearance and may not necessarily work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Alternatively , you could partition off part of a large bedroom to create a small en suite bathroom or shower room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The white foreigners may have partitioned and ruled their land for seventy years , but that did n't make him and his countrymen " yellows , " " Annamites " or " Annamese . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` The metal we used is from an old caravan roof which we bonded to the wood with Evostick , " explained Tony . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Of course there was nothing to guarantee that the soup you were canning would measure up to the quality or taste of Mother 's , nor that other soup canners would not make the same sales appeal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | expert embalmers | In a move variously described as ` ghoulish " , ` Machiavellian " and ` sick " , Mr Creed , it was alleged , had orchestrated this posthumous resignation , instructing expert embalmers to preserve the corpse and even arranging a photo session two days after Sir Charles 's death ( Sir Charles 's lifeless arm around Mr Creed 's shoulders ) so a picture could be released to the press along with a transcript of the letter of resignation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All the children now hit the top of the pack to ` turn their card over " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And when I hit those chords really hard , there was none of that fluttering noise and so the rhythm parts became a little spankier sounding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I raised my hand to my eyes wondering how I could have hit it so hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I hit my pillow so hard that it has looked reproachful ever since . ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Holmes | Immediately Holmes jumped up and hit the bell-rope hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm hitting my head repeatedly against something that is n't there and I suppose that that could be a definition of insanity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She flies back and forth in her cage as much as it 's possible , dashing her talons against the bars and hitting her beak against the top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Are you admitting I 've hit the nail on the head ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I know what we 'll do ; I 'll go up on the dunes and you hit the bell with your bit of wood and we 'll see if I can hear it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Holmes | Angrily Holmes hit the rock in front of us with his open hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Let me go , and if I run my head into a hornet 's nest you may disown me . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I remember falling upstairs , carrying a glass test tube and running the glass into my hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I was down in the workshops and I 've run a great splinter into my thumb . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Unlike Henry , I have no intention of running my head into that particular noose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A young woman ran a pushchair into the back of her legs painfully and , when Meredith turned round , treated her to a furious glare which clearly said she had no business to be in the way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charles got in and slammed the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The other girl laid the last of the flowers in position , and slammed the van doors shut . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ducked out of number twenty-three and slammed shut the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vologsky slammed his fist down upon the table as the injustice of it all descended upon him again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slammed his fist down angrily on the console and turned to the twinkling carrying case . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slammed his clenched fist into the desk , and began to cry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slammed the phone down and allowed himself a small smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slammed the phone back into its cradle , and Belinda winced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Angrily she tore her hand away from Rune 's clasp and slammed it palm-down on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hitch slammed the cassette hard against the crate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jay could have slammed her head against the table and wept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I was so worked up , I kept slamming my bed against the wall , banging on windows , turning the taps on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ace slammed a magazine into her finished gun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dan felt an urge to take back his fist and slam it into the old woman 's teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slammed the full magazine into the weapon and gripped it for a moment , the veins in his temple throbbing angrily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She banged his head on the till , slamming his hand in the drawer , and he ran off with only half a 20 pound note . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Slamming her hand on the table , cutting off the other girl in mid-sentence , she denied frantically , ` No ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maxim slammed the steering wheel with both hands , nearly hard enough to break it , certainly hard enough to make both palms sting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Dropping her soap-bag on top of the folded clothes , she slammed the case lid down and ferociously snapped the fastenings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slammed his hand down on the top of the dressing table , causing some of the bottles to topple over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the police | John and his friend then began to fight back and were gaining the upper hand when the police intervened slamming them up against a wall with their arms pinned behind their backs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slammed down the receiver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slammed down a tin of cleansing cream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A POSTMAN rammed his Fiat Panda into a getaway car after spotting burglars cutting into a stolen safe containing £3,000 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Father Shanahan , of Rushey Mead , Leicester , rammed his Datsun into another car on the way to the city 's Gilroes cemetery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rammed his foot down , the Merc. responded , shot forward like a torpedo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rammed his cap down hard |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They ` hot-wired " a prison van and repeatedly rammed it into a security gate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a gunman | BRITISH tourists fled yesterday when a gunman rammed his jeep into Australia 's Parliament House at Canberra . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE estranged wife of a cheating council boss told last night how she took his £22,000 Mercedes and rammed it into the front doors of the town hall where he works . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She looked up and waved as the Golf drove past and when Melissa had put it away and locked the garage door , she rammed her fork into the ground and strolled over for a chat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Touch her again with your filthy paws , and I 'll ram my fist into your ugly face ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When the terrified actress locked herself in the car , he rammed it with his Ford Bronco . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bill accelerated and then rammed his foot on the brake pedal causing Rex and Laura to plummet floorward . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Guy spread out a huge sky-blue towel , a few feet from the edge of the sea , and rammed an emerald and white sun umbrella firmly into the sand beside it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his wife | A LOVE-CHEAT council chief yesterday faced calls for his sacking after his wife rammed a town hall with his H-reg Mercedes in protest at his affair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Luke grabbed hold of her arm and brought her up short , half dragging her through , banging the kitchen door shut behind them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lee | But Lee banged his head against the shed even harder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He went over and banged on the panel so hard that his knuckles hurt -- even so , he knew that he 'd be lucky if he were heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She banged the receiver down so hard the telephone skidded off the bedside table and clattered to the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` There ought to be a law against it , " replied Dorothy emphatically , as she banged knives and forks down on to the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Home Secretary banged his fist sharply on the heavy table before them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had banged his glass on the table and it was not for her to disobey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He banged my head against the Land Rover 's side window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` I 'll make you a nice meat pie for your supper , " she called through to the parlour , banging the rolling-pin against the scrubbed table-top in the kitchen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began banging his head against the wall , vomiting up his food , lost a great deal of weight and was eventually taken to hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Without speaking , she elbowed him out of the way and continued with her baking , thumping and banging the dough into shape , all the time her tears falling silently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On the floor , " the corporal bellowed , as he entered the billet and banged the frame on the end of every bed he passed with his cane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I want to bang my skull repeatedly on the road surface until it hurts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Laidlaw banged the steering wheel angrily with his fist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He kept banging my leg with his little rubber hammer to test my reflexes , but there was no reaction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Meeting Jack in his butch horn-rims gave me a feeling of intense familiarity , and the first time we banged glasses together in mid-kiss I knew it was sight at first love . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I was an alien being in a green screen world , lost , weeping with rage and frustration , cuffing the poor old computer , banging my head off the keyboard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Grant shouts at his boat , banging an angry palm onto the wheel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She banged the heel of her hands against the side of her head in an effort to drive away the demons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Murphy banged with her gavel , rather more cautiously this time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he struck it hard against the trunk of the tree it seemed solid and did not break or splinter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She struck him hard across the left cheek with the flat of her hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Monsieur Vassoir ! " she bellowed , striking the glass so hard she thought it might break . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Farrell | ` Shut up , " hissed Farrell , striking him hard across the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Phat struck the motionless corpse of the coolie who had died beside Hoc a third time before he realized that the wretched man had passed forever beyond pain and productive labor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also struck him when Sweeney tried to escape on the way to the Bridewell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | On her way back up the stairs she struck it to make sure it had petrol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The defender avoids a stick attack and strikes the attacker with a claw grip to the throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Williams jumped at the tailor , striking him repeatedly with blows to the head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He raised his good arm and struck the glass with his elbow , a single jab which shattered the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tuan Ti Fo | There was such an awful mockery in that face that it made Tuan Ti Fo want to strike it with his fist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Moses | He tells the despairing Moses to strike a rock with his rod , and water will stream forth from it for the people to drink . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a drunken drug addict | I remember being with him when a drunken drug addict , brought to his door by Sgt. Hendry , broke away and lunged at Chief Fyvie bringing up his hand-cuffed wrists to strike the chief in the face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dame Ermengilde | ` Ah , no , Sir Richard may be pompous , Lady Isabella frosty , Dame Ermengilde may strike her cane on the floor in temper , but Vechey 's death can not be dismissed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She returned to the sitting room and struck Tam , who had knocked the bowl of biscuits from the table and was wolfing them off the carpet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And you will be pleased to hear that I have even managed to bring a bucket of ice to chill the wine . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you injected cold air you 'd actually chill the furnace down a bit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She quieted the children , offered me another coffee , then said , ` Come , Um Yusef . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he quieted her with gentle lips , untangled their limbs and they stood up , pressed into each other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She climbed out and rapped the knocker on the black wooden door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Home Secretary rapped the table with his fountain pen to bring the meeting to order . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | as I rapped the window with my umbrella handle |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | One of the puppets , dressed in a formal costume , announces ` the commencement of the evening 's entertainments " when the puppets jump up , and he raps a cane on the floor to command attention . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kirov felt it with his fingertips and rapped his knuckles against the main body of the sink unit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lloyd rapped his fist on a badly-stripped fake pine door with a metal numeral 1 nailed to it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rapped his gold-knobbed cane on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Collector | The light was poor in the Collector 's bedroom and Fleury might not have noticed how red and swollen his face was , had the Collector not presently fallen sideways , rapping his head on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Watson | He told his teacher he had lost it on the way to school , and Mr Watson promptly rapped his knuckles with a ruler for his carelessness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Caroline lifted her hand and rapped her knuckles sharply against the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charlotte rapped on the window with her knuckles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cornelius stepped sharply up and rapped upon it with his knuckle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The sow rattled the bars as the boar nosed her round the pen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | " You should get Marcus out of your house , " she said , rattling a handful of cutlery |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` It does to me ! " he said under his breath , then , after a pause , rattled the handle again , his voice softening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rattled the tin again , less vigorously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Even Wormwood Scrubs must have more to offer , thought Henry as he rattled the coffee machine on the third floor , than Harris , Harris and Overdene . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rattled the yellow and black barrier with both hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he would n't answer and only shifted , rattling the chain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rattled the keys again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They continued to rattle and pull , but nothing happened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Mrs McKeown from number seven , and you 'll not get Mrs Norris out of there , not if you rattle that letterbox all night . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the cleaning woman | ` Are yez right then ? " enquired the cleaning woman , rattling her mop in the bucket in an aggressive fashion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Biff shook his head , rattling his beads , and answered in scumlingo , slowly , to show that he could n't savvy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jacko nodded sagaciously and rattled his glasses together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Old Pete rattled his empty glass on the counter and feigned deafness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some prisoners | ` I remember vividly being on night guard prior to the morning executions when some prisoners sang and rattled their tin mugs against the bars in some form of defiance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rattled some change in his pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche raised the ball-point to her mouth and rattled it between her teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Chan | He scrambled out blindly on to the damp grass while Mr Chan rattled at the lock of the boot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dolly made a face , then rustled the newspaper irritably . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was Toshack , in Lisbon , gushing with gratitude as he rustled his contract . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she swept away , skilfully rustling her long dress for maximum effect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The girls would return from extended lunchbreaks in the city centre -- a problem Personnel conceded they could n't resolve -- rustling their voluminous plastic bags whose contents they would then exhaustively compare and discuss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The lawyer rustled his papers and cleared his throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Frank | He said you might like to know " -- I hear Frank rustling some paper -- ` Mr Jemmel 's real name is J. Azul . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` The Empire is more important than a burglar , " he replied testily , rustling papers vigorously to prove his point . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He turned on his heel , picked up the painting , and left the villa , slamming the door behind him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And with that I slammed the boot lid down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maxim slammed the steering wheel with both hands , nearly hard enough to break it , certainly hard enough to make both palms sting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | " Get outside this , " she said , slamming the tin mug of coffee in front of him , and sawing away energetically at the loaf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He let out a whoop , and slammed the gun down onto the bar , breaking glasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Scott | Both men went hurtling backwards , Scott slamming the newcomer 's head against the bathroom cabinet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ward | He was off-balance , his defences down as Ward drew back his right arm and slammed that gloved hand straight into the sallow face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I was so worked up , I kept slamming my bed against the wall , banging on windows , turning the taps on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Five ! " he carolled , and slammed his little hand down on Vitor 's big one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` We made it , " and he slapped the gloved hand twice against the steering wheel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Fuck , " she cursed , keeping her voice low , and smacking the machine against the palm of her hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He thumped the worktop sharply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Holman sprang to his feet and thumped the desk with his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the percussionist | One played a bugle , another scraped a fiddle and two more blew on combs-and-paper , while the percussionist thumped a bass drum with a cymbal attached to the rim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Come on ! " he snapped , thumping the end of his stick on the floor and glowering from beneath his unkempt eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Woman thumped the table with her fist and shouted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Reverend Eli Foster , ancient and wild haired , led the singing in a high , quavering voice , thumping the pulpit to keep time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When a builder tried to cheat her she overwhelmed him , thumping the table , her normally calm eyes glaring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Strawberry | Hazel slipped out of the burrow into the run and at once came upon Strawberry busily thumping a hind leg on the hard earth floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He thumped his fists on his knees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I thumped his desk with a gauntleted fist and the telephone rattled in its handset . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Vi | The door of cabin 10 was stuck and Vi thumped it hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She threw it down in disgust and took a drum which Corrie showed no inclination to use , thumping it furiously to express her feelings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Who on earth was thumping at the door like that early in the morning ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He whistled now and tinkled an imaginary drum , before offering me three teeth of golden maize . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | For certain businesses the purchaser may require the prior consent or approval of an industry regulator before it can commence the new business or amalgamate it into its existing business . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Schröder | I believe , however , that Schröder has amalgamated two issues — screening and treatment of early prostatic cancer — into one when they should be argued separately . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the choreographer | This is because the choreographer has amalgamated the steps , poses and gestures to make a particular statement about the story , theme or music inspiring the work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | funeral furnishers | By the close of the nineteenth century funeral furnishers had amalgamated the individual trades of coffin-maker , undertaker and funeral furnisher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Schools are often obliged , therefore , to amalgamate two or more classes for massed singing , or to rely heavily upon BBC Schools ' broadcasts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He amalgamated parts of human bodies to create a ` monster " , which he then brought to life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | At 18 she gave up competing to teach , setting up a class in South Shields which she amalgamated with her old school in Jarrow when her own teacher retired . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The horror of the near nervous breakdown she suffered soon after launching her recording career , as she struggled to combine acting with singing , was taken by her as a warning to calm down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | Each of the four full-time farmers had at least one personal specialised enterprise ; for example , one combined farming with tourism , with holidaymakers buying the homemade dairy products . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some anorexics combine fasting with occasional binges , followed by self-induced purging or vomiting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She is a vivacious young lady who combines instructing with commercial flying and club administration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a vivacious young lady | She is a vivacious young lady who combines instructing with commercial flying and club administration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sheila | When she left the Three Degrees in 1987 , Sheila decided to combine singing and showbiz with spending more time at home , cooking , and being with her twin daughters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | So we 've combined them in a shampoo that makes dry hair lustrous and more manageable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Nazis | With their undisguised ruthlessness of purpose the Nazis combined a blind belief in the righteousness of their will against all mankind , so that Hitler could regard himself -- like Tamburlaine -- as the scourge of God : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Armed with the techniques he has learned over the past months , he is free to combine them in whatever way he thinks suits his stature . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the pair | Recently , the pair combined their 50th birthdays into a 100th anniversary celebration at a Mauritian restaurant they consider ` the best in the world " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels | Between 1840 and 1880 Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels criticized and restructured the ideas they gleaned from all three sources , and combined them into a potent synthesis which they acclaimed as the first ` scientific socialism , . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Minoans | John Pendlebury 's ( 1939 ) view was that the Minoans always tended to combine their goddesses into a single deity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | In a short essay the sections will be paragraphs ; in a long essay you can combine the paragraphs into titled and or numbered sections and sub-sections . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman | Harriet Walter plays her excellently as a woman who combines a strong sexuality with a defiant nobility of character . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Harriet Walter plays her excellently as a woman who combines a strong sexuality with a defiant nobility of character . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bentham combined his utilitarian ethical theory with a hedonistic psychological theory according to which each of us necessarily seeks to maximise his own happiness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I can combine our walk with some useful work . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his band | A fine guitarist in many styles , his band combines professionalism with wry humour and a straightforward honesty of purpose ( so often lacking in music of this kind ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | John was not always a reliable source of information about his own past : he combined a poor memory for dates with an imaginative flair for making the best of any story . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We have combined these approaches by examining both the degree and duration of DGR and the response to provocation testing in the same subjects . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The teacher and part time tutors have combined their work on reading , writing and numeracy skills with liaising between the students and external agencies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | However , recent studies in this country and abroad have revealed that the majority of women who combine exercise , dietary recommendations and supplements have found that their symptoms have either cleared up or considerably improved . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the majority of women | However , recent studies in this country and abroad have revealed that the majority of women who combine exercise , dietary recommendations and supplements have found that their symptoms have either cleared up or considerably improved . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | At their best they combine funky chugs of hyperactive bass with agonised guitar and belt-across-the-chops vocals which verge on the schizophrenic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In that section , we combined the criteria additively using weighting factors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a major reorganisation | This year it is taking on its biggest challenge yet , backed by a major reorganisation which has merged two previously separate businesses into one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | This year it is taking on its biggest challenge yet , backed by a major reorganisation which has merged two previously separate businesses into one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grew it , merged it with an American company , then a few years later , having developed a multimillion pound empire , cast around for a new challenge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The old Metal Box company merged its can-making business with Carnaud in 1989 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lord Rothermere | In 1971 Lord Rothermere merged the tabloid Daily Sketch with his Daily Mail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We pull certain costs from one separate legal entity and merge them with separate costs from another legal entity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kangaroo rats merge their smells by sharing a communal sand bath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the period since his appointment , he has merged the two companies , their products and the sales force into the single organisation that is in operation today . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Remember he wanted to merge the groups ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were able to merge their thoughts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | They have called on the Northern Regional Health Authority to issue a categorical denial that it has any plans to merge 15 health care districts into six super districts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The East India Company expanded the docks at Blackwall , whaling ships operated from the Greenland Dock at Bermondsey , and tea clippers were familiar vessels on the river . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Prince had expanded his interests considerably by 1985 , and had already made his famous ` carbuncle " speech . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Since then she has expanded her stock by the embryo transfer technique . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 'll expand it into Europe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dragonfish has expanded them into spectacular defensive weapons , each ray barbed with poison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I expanded my exploration to still lifes with lamps or lanterns in them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | During 1775 he continued prison visiting in England and expanded his enquiries to the continent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We can expand the argument concerning the power of occupational professions to cover any group . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Group has expanded its operations in the UK and into three geographical regions -- Continental Europe , North America , and Asia-Pacific . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In fact , … they have expanded their contacts with developing countries through the use of a variety of business arrangements other than direct investment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | OCEAN Transport & Trading has expanded its environmental services with investments totalling £12m . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the firm | If the NTB is removed , the firm could increase exports and thereby expand output to Q2 which would reduce price to P2 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | shortages | Growth continued to create shortages that expanded the black market . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He expanded his original idea of doing a show on the artist 's late works after the Wall came down , because the people in the former East had never seen Picasso 's paintings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She 's expanding her Lebensraum and she has to . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rentokil has expanded its tropical plants business with a £6.5m deal in the US . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She bolted into a deep brake of ferns and , bending low , crept away and then sank down and crouched motionless , hoping the two men would n't find her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bent low to study the packet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was bending forward towards Agnes now . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bent forward to take the bouquet , and she felt something inside her tighten and twist as she shrank further behind her flowers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Waking in the night to find her bending over him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Count Trepolov was bending lovingly over a hive when Rose and Auguste arrived , fingers hovering , trying not to yield to the temptation to open the hive yet again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he only bent deeper over the picture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And I can tell you something " -- he bent towards her -- ` their husbands have been warned to gag them , or else . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His arms came around her and she pressed willingly into them , lifting her chin and stretching up on her toes so that he did not have to bend so far towards her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A man in the long robe of a clerk or scribe bent over the injured baron . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Abel suddenly bent down to the letterbox and called through , ` Grandfather Gebler , it s me -- Abel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slid his arm round her narrow waist and bent to kiss her on the forehead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He bent slightly to examine her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the figure of Vanessa Dersingham | In the chair crouched the figure of Vanessa Dersingham , stitching a tapestry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | three red-bearded highlanders | Around the campfire crouched three red-bearded highlanders , clad in considerable quantities of musty-looking tartan and armed to the yellow teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the provost | Beside me crouched the provost , looking concerned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was crouching just feet away , terrified that at any moment one of the massive males would charge into me in the desperate struggle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Invisible goblin presences crouched all over the green she had to cross and the tower of St Leonard 's , shadowed in clouded moonlight , waited like a hungry creature whose lair she had to pass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was a bad moment as she crouched there , looking at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He crouched there a moment , watching him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | " Sorry , " I said , still crouching against the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He crouched at the French doors , waiting for John to arrive ; then followed him around like a puppy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | They continued their walk , rousing the surly porter from where he crouched at the edge of the track , chewing a piece of fresh grass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | RAF Corporal John Williams and his wife Selina told the court they were driving past the layby and saw men were crouching behind two wooden boards , which made a v-shape on the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Palestinian gunmen crouching behind the sand embankment across Boulevard Ariss went on watching the Syrian tanks , ignoring the sound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Prime Minister crouched behind his spectacles , while spread out on both wings of the platform sat the members of his Cabinet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | One day we were crouching by the gardener 's bonfire ( his pride was that the fire smouldered day and night and never went out ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Michele was crouching by her side , his face taut . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Taff and I | As Taff and I crouched in our trenches eating our afternoon meal and trying very hard to ignore the clouds of mosquitoes that were buzzing all around us , I looked at Taff . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` This is difficult , very difficult , " said one Bosnian soldier as he crouched in a trench about to sprint across open ground under the sights of Serb gunners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two men | A rifleman hit two men crouching near the Colonel , who later wrote that ` this was the first time in warfare that I truly felt fear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was crouching near the dying fire , hands around the cup for warmth , when she heard a scratching sound at the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She had thought of so many ways of greeting Brett ; now all she could do was to crouch on her knees by his bed and hold her face level with his while tears poured from her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hazel and his companions | At the foot of the turf cliff , Hazel and his companions were crouching under the low branches of two or three spindle-trees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pleydell and his small group of medical orderlies carried out a number of quite complicated operations whilst crouching under bushes and being machine-gunned from the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both of them | It was also very cramped -- more of a coal hole than a cellar -- and there was only just room for both of them to crouch under the trap door and wait . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Ann , made of sterner stuff than I , refused all invitations to have the first cast and eventually , crouching below the skyline , I reached the appointed place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the three of us | For an hour the three of us crouched inside the leaking tent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He pulled a handful of gold and silver chains from his sporran , tossing them beside her where she crouched . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Frankie | They left , and while the adults were talking and stuffing themselves , I picked up a piece of pig 's pudding for Frankie who was still huddled by the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | They left , and while the adults were talking and stuffing themselves , I picked up a piece of pig 's pudding for Frankie who was still huddled by the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Now we were huddled against the wall of sheer , pale grey rock that soared seamlessly into the sky , up into the ice-white clouds above . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The slaves were huddled together in a corner , their faces turned away , as if afraid that the Soul Eater 's attention might suddenly turn to one of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was huddled under a bush and it started to snow -- I could have got frostbite but that did n't bother the gaffer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The inhabitants huddle around huge log fires in timber halls protected by massive stockades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She lay stiffly as he huddled close , sharing the warmth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the shaggy wanderers | A picture came to her of the shaggy wanderers huddling together in the bus shelter at the top of the road where she had been born and bred . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | Her body had stiffened for a moment but she made herself relax and huddle against him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We huddle beneath the covers , but to our dismay , the one duvet is but a slim pink layer of fabric resembling a furniture cover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She was still trembling half an hour later , as she huddled beneath a small gateway , trying to keep her footing on the wet grass of the embankment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Huddling by the fire he waited impatiently for daylight and his relief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I tried to start the engine but the airman on the starter battery trailer had fled so I could not do a thing except huddle in the cockpit , waiting for the sensation of being hit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The animals huddled in a corner , shaking with fear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dozens of Pakistanis , Indians and Turks huddle in groups on the pavement , stamping their feet against the cold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two girls | Madeleine and Victorine stood behind his wheelchair , like nurses , while the two girls huddled on the windowseat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People sleep on the floor or huddle round television sets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Five students and an adventure group leader stranded in force 10 winds , torrential rain and sub-zero temperatures were found huddling under a plastic bag and singing songs at Dartmoor , Devon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Three men huddle uncomfortably at one end of the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Squeezed like despondent sardines , they looked as if they were huddling for warmth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Amanda was worried , she huddled up close to him , her blonde hair against his neck , and he felt protective and capable of dealing with men in raincoats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In the evenings , after a dinner collected by the ladies from along the road , we huddled round the fire , playing bridge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Another kind developed in which the elaborated worm did not attach itself to the sea floor but continued to crawl about and secreted a small conical tent of shell under which it could huddle when in danger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She hunched even lower , rabbit-legged as if about to hop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Léonie hunched on the bedside chair and lapped up comics , while Thérèse dozed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Zambia hunched miserably on a plump floor-cushion , awaiting execution of hir sentence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I saw him frown , and the tense set of his shoulders as he hunched over the board considering his move . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Goggled officials hunched over consoles around tiers of cantilevered wrought-iron galleries , listening to data , whispering orders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Duffy , the school caretaker | At the back of the church knelt Mrs Duffy , the school caretaker , saying her beads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some detainees | During interrogation some detainees were made to kneel for long periods , in some cases on bottle tops and pebbles , and received severe beatings on their backs , the soles of their feet and hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gosse knelt a moment longer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The altar-servers , who had been kneeling just moments before , were now half-sitting , half-lying on the platform , arms and elbows outstretched to support them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The altar-servers , who had been kneeling just moments before , were now half-sitting , half-lying on the platform , arms and elbows outstretched to support them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A pair of Jacobean Dersinghams , husband and wife in about half life-size , kneeling side by side on a plinth , looked stolidly into eternity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knelt as erect as ever at the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Adam knelt motionless , glob Ed in fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knelt close by Rory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Sent up early to the dormitory , I had to kneel naked by the side of my bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His knees ached as he knelt there for hours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ben | For a second or two Ben knelt there in front of him threateningly , his whole body tensed as if to act . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two of them knelt at her casement , with muskets their side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Defries knelt at the edge of the rough-hewn , irregularly-shaped hole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two men | Small took the wheel of a dilapidated pick-up , while two men knelt behind the cab with shotguns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nicholas knelt by the body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He kneels by my head , grinning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fand set her spear against the wall and knelt by Ruth , reaching out to touch her hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She knelt by the trunk , flinging aside papers , reaching down and down , scrabbling in the corners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The big Han knelt in the doorway and bowed his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And you are kneeling in a field |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | As I kneel in a kind of mourning , someone calls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he and Olivia | Her greatest dread , however , was that the vicar might suggest that , together , he and Olivia should kneel in prayer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the doc | As the doc knelt in the sand the engine flickered and caught fire with a roar like a trapped animal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was naked now , and kneeling on the bed still holding her wine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She knelt on the floor , heedless of the cold stone beneath her knees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She would kneel on the floor behind the sofa and pull out the tall books of art reproductions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She knelt on the cold stone floor and carefully placed some coals on the dying embers in the grate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sung was kneeling on the top of the dyke , staring across at the House as the dawn broke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Clara Beeding | As we trooped out of the hall , the old lady in the wheelchair was still trying to get up , and Clara Beeding was kneeling in front of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Fully clothed , enormous in midnight-blue serge suit and peaked cap , he knelt above her , rhythmically slapping her face with a pendulum action of his heavy-gloved hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kate came to kneel in front of her mother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He found it and clung there for a while , then pushed clear and knelt among the waves , head lowered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The people kneeling around her sighed all together , a breath of wonder that rippled through them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He did not immediately dry his face but knelt over the stream , looking down to where the sun was glinting on the pebbles , turning them momentarily into stars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I looked back at the rabbit , then got up and knelt over it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Never bend when you can kneel or squat |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The elder brother was shot in the stomach as he knelt pleading for mercy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I saw you leaning together very intimately yesterday afternoon ; he was kissing your hand . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the inspector | ` You will have a lot of children your own age to play with , " said the inspector , leaning too close . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She leaned against the door of her old room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her shoulders slumping tiredly , she leaned against the fork handle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lindsey leaned against the rail watching the lights of a passing ship as it plied in the opposite direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She leaned lightly against the soft wool of his dark cashmere coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` The premises are freehold , " he continued , not responding to my comment , but at least no longer leaning on the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Thou | The eleventh commandment : Thou shalt not lean on thy left elbow , or else . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charles stood on the narrow pavement , leaning on the wooden parapet , and looked down into the water , which seemed infinitely deep in the darkness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | IT IS a sunny morning and , leaning on your spade , you contemplate the dozen plots where you and 11 friends are building your dream homes … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He leaned over the breastfeeding baby , giggling inanely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was slouched pathetically against a boulder , his face turned shamefully to be the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Millet spoke up , slouching against the table and admiring the cheap , tawdry rings on his fingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | several students | There are several students slouching against the wall , or sitting on the floor , outside her room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of them slouched in her seat making a great show of what she thought of the event . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Alexander | Corbett nodded , smiled his thanks and went over to where Alexander now slouched in a half-drunken stupor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | It 's cos they do n't sit in the seat properly , they slouch in them ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She slouches less in her wheelchair , raises her head more and looks at people in a more direct manner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mandeville and Southgate slouched on their horses , both dressed in leather quilted jackets , their feet encased in long riding boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you slouch , you could be doing yourself harm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fulke | Hammond kept his back half-turned ; Fulke slouched , staring up at the ceiling ; Rastani seemed more confident and Athelstan caught the sardonic mocking look in his dark , brilliant eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The old attorney was sprawled across his desk , dead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mike | When Annie got home , Mike was sprawled over the couch watching telly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was sprawled in his chair , his long legs outstretched , his hand holding the plate of sandwiches away from his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sir Thomas was sprawled on his bed , a cup of poison on the table beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They sprawled across the padded benches before him with the somewhat jaded air of men who expected to hear nothing new . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dead priest 's body still sprawled beneath his sheet in that small white room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tom sprawled in the armchair , in an open , smock-like shirt , smoking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ratagan sprawled in a chair , his long legs crossed in front of him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rachel and Chas sprawled in undignified positions on the floor … . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I often saw you sprawling on the floor or on a park bench , a joyous sunburst of creases radiating from your abandoned crotch , your jumping fly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | An insipid winter light dribbled in a thin gruel from a small pane of glass set low in the wall just above the camp bed on which he sprawled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jimmy sprawled , his hands now braced solidly on the steps in front of him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The other pilots sprawled , bloated with food and squiffy with drink , around the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a young girl about fifteen or sixteen years old | Next to it squatted a young girl about fifteen or sixteen years old . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two men | The open space in the middle had been carefully brushed and in its centre squatted two men about five feet apart ; by their sides stood two cages , each containing a pair of birds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the men | Beneath the boards on which the men squatted the matter froze hard and solid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Beggars and bank managers squat side by side in a battered , broken office block , in a barn in the field next door and beneath sheets of plastic and bits of wood knocked up into makeshift shelters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We were squatting cross-legged on the floor of the mission house at Nyaung-ngu , half a dozen priests and a dozen men and women teachers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cheeks | It was Cheeks -- dead Cheeks -- squatting nude , snorting a line of zooper-blast from her pocket mirror , talking to someone in the bedroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a blackbird | Nicandra 's little Nettie stayed behind too , she scuffled around in the undergrowth alert for game of any sort -- a blackbird squatting low , or a rabbit with fear in its silly eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two dark cowled figures | He looked into his tent at the two dark cowled figures squatting there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benjamin stuck his tongue out at Peckle 's back , cleared a space on the floor and squatted there for at least half an hour sifting through the contents of the sack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was squatting there , contemplating my future , when suddenly the door burst open . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A watchman squatted at the entrance of one , but he was asleep , and might as well have been a statue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Lord Satan | The Midnight Destroyer sits at your right elbow whilst the Lord Satan squats at your left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The second helper should squat at the person 's knees and put one arm under the upper thighs and one under the calves of the legs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Meg was squatting at the top of the stairs , her hands clutching the third and fourth struts tightly , her eyes wide , filled with fright . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I had fallen asleep , squatting behind a buttress of the church of St Nicholas long after curfew , my lips blue , my teeth chattering with the cold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his retainers | While his retainers squatted noiselessly behind him , the Tominah advanced to the edge of a rock overlooking the pool by about six feet , closed his eyes and opened his betel-nut-rouged mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One helper ( the tallest ) should squat behind the person and raise their shoulders slightly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Charlie had managed to kindle a little fire of dry grass and was adding twigs one by one and I was squatting beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Oliver was on the tow-path , squatting beside Mr Hellyer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The taxi driver was squatting by one of Bonefish 's gateposts where he surreptitiously smoked a cigarette . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Caro | She made out the shape of Caro squatting in the armchair , rigidly still . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a vegetable seller | In a side street a vegetable seller , squatting in the shade of a wall , offered fresh produce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We squat in silence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The big cat climbed stiffly down off the desk and squatted on a box of cat-sand under a corner table , staring straight ahead with a sublime conviction that it was invisible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Finally he broke away and went and squatted on his haunches by the stream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It 's extremely hard to explain why you are squatting on his lawn with your pyjamas round your ankles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a young man | She saw a young man squatting on a rucksack , eating a bar of chocolate and looking at the board . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bernie was squatting on the other side of the trolley . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Athelstan left his desk and squatted in front of Rastani . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | About two hundred warriors were squatting under some of these trees and more were hurrying to join them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the carriage drivers | There were no roads direct from the station to where the world began , but the carriage drivers , squatting over their breakfasts , directed us to an abandoned railway line which cut across country . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the camel drivers | Walking up from the main road we passed the camel drivers squatting round their early morning fires . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thessy , squatting nearby as he waited for his father 's permission to join the conversation , looked up as a twin-engined plane howled low overhead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Never bend when you can kneel or squat |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He crossed to where she was squatting and hauled her to her feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Carrie stood knee deep in the dry , sweet-smelling hay and helped Albert take Frederick 's huge forkfuls that were so heavy , sometimes , it made them both stagger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man , middle-aged , with thinning dark hair and a black moustache , wearing jeans and a lightweight jacket in pale blue plastic | Outside stood a man , middle-aged , with thinning dark hair and a black moustache , wearing jeans and a lightweight jacket in pale blue plastic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his two servants , Ant and Monkey , as thin as their master was fat | Behind Rayne stood his two servants , Ant and Monkey , as thin as their master was fat ; their job was to deliver the food to those who bid successfully for it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He checked the door of the church was locked and stood engrossed in his own thoughts about Cranston . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Boz | Then the door was flung open and Boz stood in the doorway , wild-eyed and angry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The few detectives who were not out making enquiries sat or stood around the office , some on the telephone , some making notes , others simply chatting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The king himself stood athwart the arch and observed her from behind his mask . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | The stadium was packed beyond capacity ; in every nook and cranny people crammed together , standing four deep on the walkways and filling the steps between the seats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lexandro stripped off his mustardy cadet 's tunic , and boots , and loincloth quickly and stood naked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her young brother David was standing close by . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | For what seemed an age he stood stock-still , his silvery-green eyes on her face , then he reached up and , feeling in the cavity , retrieved its contents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Yanto was a bit unsure how to take him as he stood there swaying and Billy 's befuddled mind was getting angrier by the second . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stevie Foster | I kept looking up at the Royal Box and thinking , ` Stevie Foster would have stood there . " " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sapt and Fritz stood there looking at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the rectory garden the twins still laughed and clapped , more amused than ever because he was still standing there with his eyes closed , smiling at them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Yanto | As they mounted the motorcycle , Yanto stood upright on the footrests and looked over the hedge across the road towards the big house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He looked as tired as a man could be and still stand upright . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stood fearfully against a board as in rapid succession the knives flashed through the air and encircled my body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | about forty men | All this bristling weaponry was aimed at a line of about forty men standing against the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they all | At the shop door they all stood around her , and she looked at them solemnly now and said , ` Thank you so much . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He was watching Stella who stood at the fireplace , leaning against the armchair in which Potter now sat holding court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stella | He was watching Stella who stood at the fireplace , leaning against the armchair in which Potter now sat holding court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Terry was standing at the landing window , Rose just retreating down the stairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I could have stood at the window all afternoon , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Ten minutes later , they were standing at the window of the cutler 's shop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Sufficiently stoned but not unreasonably so , we stand before the bathroom mirror , marvelling at the crisp clean surfaces of ourselves and one another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He took a step towards her , then another , until he stood before her , face to face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | fitzAlan | Simon had disappeared into the crowd still milling about the hall , and fitzAlan was standing before her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stands before me solid as a rivet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Evans stood behind the counter and read the letter and Albert and Carrie watched him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stood behind her and , when she said the word , helped her to heave the load from the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Paula | He turned and Paula was standing behind him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Laura was standing a little behind me , smiling as the wind tousled her hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the sales assistant | He lifted out a white silk blouse trimmed with fine lace , felt the fabric and handed it to the sales assistant who stood behind them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He lifted out a white silk blouse trimmed with fine lace , felt the fabric and handed it to the sales assistant who stood behind them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stella was standing beside Alexis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | There he was , standing beside the bed in grey trousers and a black jersey , and looking disgustingly wide-awake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lawton loomed up and stood beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Emily was standing beside the stationary Lagonda , holding a bicycle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Allen was tactless enough to offer his opinion while standing beside Mr Dinkins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | One of those people who stood beside you and waved one of those big carpet-beater things . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | One of those people who stood beside you and waved one of those big carpet-beater things . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a fat man in jeans | Nick looked across the room to where a fat man in jeans stood by the bar and ticked the side of his forehead like a taxi driver acknowledging a tip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stood by the glittering bottles and looked at him expectantly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Leonore | ` It 's Peach , " whispered Leonore , standing by the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their Captain | For the second show their Captain stood by the pianist and rapped out the rhythm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stood by the railings and looked across the remains of the grass to where the dyke used to be . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood by one of the huge wooden spoked wheels of the hay wagon and looked around . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Connon stood in the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stood in the kitchen doorway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Something inside her knew it was ridiculous , but she stood in the middle of the room , staring at each hand helplessly , unable to decide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stood in the middle of the road as we approached cautiously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A man was standing in the shadow behind the front door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were standing on the paved area behind the house : all the windows were dark , the garden chairs and the round table abandoned and vulnerable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | how many humans | ` And how many humans could even stand on a ball , let along run slowly on it ? " demanded Gurder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ruth | Flames seethed along each crack in its wall , and for Ruth , standing on the circular floor , it was like being in the middle of a fire -- an icy , silent fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Europeans all stand on the station veranda , while an African crowd stands outside the station beside the tracks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | She hurried to the front door , glaring at the man who stood on the step . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She hurried to the front door , glaring at the man who stood on the step . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He climbed on one side of the desks , stood on tiptoe , and , forcing up the skylight , eased his head through into the icy December wind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Doctor stood outside the command vehicle under heavy guard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Luke stood outside his own front door and read the note that Susan had left under the door-knocker , telling him that she was staying at the Palings Hotel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a would-be burglar | If a would-be burglar was standing outside your front or rear door , how many neighbours could see him ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She watched him as she stood outside Faye 's hospital room , and thought what a thoroughly manly man he was too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The man , in his early 30s , was wounded in the stomach after two gunmen opened fire as he stood outside his Hazelfield Street home yesterday afternoon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Oh , I stood outside the primary school this morning and spoke to the other mothers , and none of them want anything to do with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Susan stood under an awning and read the extra . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They stood under a cedar tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stood under trees , surveying the stone walls and vines of the Villa Diodati . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | fat men | He was the kind of man that fat men like to stand next to . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We were standing around him in a ragged semi-circle in the gym at the end of our physical education period . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He climbed out of Armstrong on my side and stood over me until I pushed down my window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The big dog was so excited he could hardly stand still . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Although the man was old , he stood straight and tall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | She watched Burun dismount , and when he turned to face her they stood wordlessly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Backache is a constant complaint as I stoop over low baths , sinks , baby buggies and shopping trolleys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The way she stoops over Jamie 's body , I could believe he is her patient . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stooped to push the grass and ferns back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Alex herself | And beyond that , some fairytale kind of Hansel and Gretel cottage full of apple trees and roses and Alex herself stooping under a low lintel in a summery dress … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Matthew | Her hair was dipping into the water and , stooping above her , Matthew was carefully pouring water from the jug , making a cascade over her hair as it washed the soapy water back into the bath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stooped like a hunch-back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was stooping over the sack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kirov stooped over his crumpled form , retrieving the photograph from between his fingers and tucking it safely into his inside pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the figure | He stopped struggling , stopped trying to kick himself away from the figure stooping over him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The boy was stooping now , searching for something on the bank . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had taken refuge from the insects and the dew when sanity returned , and were lying gazing up at the stars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I do n't see why he should lie stinking in bed all day when I am up and about . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | No , he 'll be lying there wondering how to act ordinary , waiting for the anonymous car , the ring at the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her third cup of tea she balanced on her stomach , lying full length on the bed and pointing her stockinged toes into the air , sighting various objects over them with one eye closed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stephen is lying full length on the grass , the dog curled inside his arm , snuffling against his shirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was discovered lying half naked on the river bank . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | That woman is many English children 's first encounter with death , lying there knees to chin , folded , flaking , tendons taut . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You were fucking lying there wrestling with your brother ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | He demonstrated to me an Ergoline 35-tube sunbed in which a man lies full length . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Piers Morrison | It baffled her as to why she should feel a tingle in her veins just because Piers Morrison was lying only a few inches away from her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Clara | But later that night , lying awake in bed , Clara found herself trembling , partly from fright , and partly from the knowledge that perhaps she ought to have gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` You think I 'd lie awake worrying about something as trivial as that ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | ` I saw him lying totally naked on a bed , " says Gerald Thomas , ` while the sister , who was quite formidable , was applying Savlon to his private parts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a boy | Twice , three times now I 've seen this picture of a boy lying dead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dog | Mrs Cullam still sat in front of the television , the baby asleep now in her lap , the dog lying across her slippered feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | another policeman | ` I saw another policeman lying across the front seat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bloke | There was no time to turn round or to shove out the bloke lying across the seat so I sat down on him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | myself | I next found myself lying at the bottom of a crude hopper of duck boards which was set on top of an irrigation dyke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dad | My first thought was that this was Dad lying at the foot of the stairs having killed himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When Topaz had first seen the two men riding close to where she was lying behind some rocks , the idea of appropriating one of the horses had n't occurred to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He put out his arm , so that she could lie by him , inside it , but she felt treacherous and untruthful , for he would not have liked what she was thinking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the figure | But what was the agonised cry and the figure lying by the line side ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | To finish in style , we spent a luxurious four days in Palm Springs -- lying by the pool -- in temperatures of 120C , just enough to finish off the tan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Did the doctor say how long I must lie in my bed ? " he asked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the baby | Elizabeth was propped up on the pillows , with the baby lying in the cradle by the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Lying on his back , his legs spread wide , and occupying more than his fair share of the bed , he began to snore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was lying on her bed and , the moment I entered the room , I could see that something was wrong . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | ` The assassin must have been lying on the ground or Father standing on some steps ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Greg is lying on one of the Palace 's luxuriant couches , gesticulating wildly and fixing me with a stare that is part ultimate artistic earnestness and part repressed pathological violence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was lying on one of the sofas in the drawing-room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People take it easy here , lying under beach umbrellas , stretching out in the sun or slipping into the sea for a swim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'd lie under the covers and make the noise he makes when he 's breathing , and then I 'd stop , but sometimes it would go on after I 'd stopped ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was lying under a pummelled blue van , with only his grease-streaked head and shoulders showing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was lying on top of the bed-covers , naked apart from my underpants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I would lie for hours in my sea grey with the remains of bubble bath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Perhaps he had visited the pirates during the night , when they were lying around their fire , full of rum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Maybe she was lying out in the desert right now with her prettiness all ruined by bloody holes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I would lie out in the midday sun and plaster myself in baby oil ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We lie out on the stones and talk , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The room he was lying in was very small and dirty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the third man | He looked around and saw that the third man was now lying over the roof of the light blue car and firing at them with what he took to be an M1 carbine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She 'd have looked a bit different , I can tell , from what she was like lying up there with her hair all cut off . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fand | As she knelt there , with Fand lying quietly before her on the beach , nothing else seemed to matter much . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | The memory of him lying there does n't worry me , nor the memory of the blood trickling out of his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You have to lie curled up on you side and you will be attached to a drip and a fetal monitor so you wo n't be able to move around . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a big ninny | Like a big ninny sitting there bemoaning your fate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They sat facing each other , so they might look as much as they wished , and then began to talk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He went back to the piano and sat looking at the keys -- afraid to play . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My master just sat staring into the flames of the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Because he sat most nights on his own and looking very much removed from the whole crowd , very dark-browed and quiet , we speculated endlessly on his story . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chrissy was sitting speculating on this question , trying to come up with even one course of action apart from confronting those involved , which she firmly believed would mean her death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In old age she sat for long periods by her bedroom window , looking out over roof-tops to distant church spires and tower blocks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Collector had sat a good deal in this chair over the past few days and it had come to affect his habits of thought . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sara Glynn sat opposite Wycliffe in the big , rather gloomy room with its dark wallpaper , over-varnished oil paintings in gilt frames , and leather-upholstered chairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had been sitting all evening in exactly the spot from which the gun had been fired . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Doctor Jekyll | Beside the fire sat Doctor Jekyll , looking white and ill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two effeminate-looking men | Nearby sat two effeminate-looking men ; there was also a baby in a cradle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one person | The arrangement of the room should be as efficient and convenient for several people moving about as for one person sitting reading . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his youngest son , Charles William Bellingham Farrier , who was twenty-five years old | On the Colonel 's left sat his youngest son , Charles William Bellingham Farrier , who was twenty-five years old . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Barbara Sinatra | Then we all moved to the dinner tables where everyone had been placed , Barbara Sinatra sat on James Hanson 's right and Frank Sinatra at a nearby table next to Geraldine Hanson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her brother sat opposite her with his back to the door devouring hunks of bread smothered with a mixture of peanut-butter and strawberry jam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We had to sit outside , we could n't speak . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sat quiet for another moment , and then began raging . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | For a moment longer he sat frozen , then just as Jezrael cannoned into him he knocked the scalding can away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Another man sat alone at the table next to them , peering at a magazine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If the patient watches television , it should be positioned so that he is sitting straight to see it : he should not have to turn his head , or bend or crick his neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | At last he relaxed his grip on her back and pulled himself up to sit straight in the purgatorial chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The King followed the gesture , then sat straight in the saddle , his hand to his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was sitting upright in a pine coffin high on a marble pedestal -- Yes , it was the one I 'd dreamt the night before I got my results . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | It reminds me of days in the Wolf Cubs when we sat around Akela and heard about Mowgli . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He ate the food that was provided with the avidness of those who sat around him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | He ate the food that was provided with the avidness of those who sat around him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rachel | Greg turned in surprise and looked at Rachel who was sitting at her desk writing up some reports . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Greg turned in surprise and looked at Rachel who was sitting at her desk writing up some reports . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Liam Devlin sat at the piano in the Lights of Lisbon , a cigarette dangling from the corner of his mouth , a glass of wine on one side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Miguelito sat at the saloon table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | In my new mood , I went over to the solitary man and said easily , pulling out a chair , ` May I sit at your table ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sarah sat quietly at the table in the room , and looked at her hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I now sat by her bedside and worked out ratios . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman | And this time there was a woman sitting by the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm looking forward to getting back home and sitting by the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But one day , as he sat by a mountain stream , he actually looked at a flower , and for the first time in ten years he realized how beautiful something living could be . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I do n't want you sitting here by yourself , all alone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was still sitting in the same chair , staring into space like a man in a trance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cowley sat stiffly in one of the leather armchairs , not at all happy with what Hogan had just told him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I sat in the passenger seat and nursed my plaster cast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lee sat sideways on the crossbar and Philip freewheeled down the hill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ruth sat on the loo and held her head in her hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Who was green and sat on the throne ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gurder , Angalo and Pion sat under a bush . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lewis-Ann sat under a huge umbrella , fully clothed , complaining bitterly about being too hot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | She glanced back at the man sitting across the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I sat there for about ten minutes and then I came out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the girls | There 's a reception area where they can sit and talk and the girls sit in there too and help the conversation along . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the three people | And so the three people sat quietly around their table in the warm kitchen , and put their hands together to pray . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Stung , she sat up straighter in her chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Philip sat down beside him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I spun round and sat down on the pavement , a ringing noise in my head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | patrons | The wool room , which is now converted for serving teas , has entrance from the house , and patrons can sit out on the gallery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Once we were sitting round the table and the landlady 's son said , ` Give me the butter . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dad sat there quietly throughout . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | How she sat , how she stood , how she ate , how she spoke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jake | An old rocking chair , where Jake had always sat , stood like a cliff . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` I 've just about heard of her , but I could tell she 's famous , just by the way she sits and holds her head and moves . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a supplier | This provision has a narrow ambit and it does not prevent a supplier attempting to shrink the core of the obligations , rather than excluding the implied terms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The children took deep breaths , tried to shrink their shoulder-blades , as the buttons were done up at the back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The weakness of the pound helped inflate the figures in sterling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The porcupine fish ( opposite , top ) inflates itself by gulping in water ( or air if it has been removed from the sea ) until its body is so puffed up that its spiny scales stand out rigidly from its body and defy any killer to devour it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we glued little pictures of galaxies to the surface , we would see that they moved progressively further apart as we inflated the balloon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | but subsidies to allies | Not only was maintaining the British war effort imposing an ever-increasing burden , but subsidies to allies seriously inflated that burden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the company 's approach to Mr Bond | She denied that the company 's approach to Mr Bond had artificially inflated the price . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | These trap the air and so inflate the wing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Highpoint prisoners Paul Carter and Aslam Mirza | She said Highpoint prisoners Paul Carter and Aslam Mirza had inflated some of the balloons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She inflated his ego until he was at bursting point . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Severe winters greatly inflate the numbers of nearly all wintering wildfowl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The remaining four fans inflate the skirt to provide the cushion that keeps the Al-88 above the sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Farmers took several payments for each load of produce and inflated their yield reports . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An indexation allowance can also be used to inflate or create a loss for CGT purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my four friends and I | Pity they could n't actually have joined us because I was last there on a Monday night and my four friends and I swelled the numbers beyond double figures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | large companies | In the face of recession , not only in the UK , large companies are clearly trying to keep strict control over costs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The heat swells the metal , so breaking the rusted joint . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Together they laid down strict rules to keep the vital traffic moving . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was the man of the house , you see , since my father was dead , and he became very strict when I was around fourteen or fifteen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many governments are very strict about imposing restrictions on the importation of foodstuffs which contain excessive concentrations of heavy metals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Town Council was then , as now , very strict in the matter of public morality . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Inheriting his mother 's religious principles , he was strict in his observances . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | So , you know , they were very strict in those days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sir Ralph was most strict on such matters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ` He was always very strict with my sisters , about what time they had to be in and clothes and make-up and that sort of thing . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You should n't be so strict with yourself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Tiller was a stickler for cleanliness , so she was told to be strict in supervising their washing ( for some this was as novel an experience as appearing on stage ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their schools | Many , although appreciative of the education they received , felt that their schools were too strict in imposing petty regulations -- a comment rarely made by students from mixed or comprehensive schools . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This lengthens the response time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He had walked away from Sophie and now she lengthened her stride to catch him up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The animal responded at once , quickly lengthening its stride into a gallop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He has lengthened the putter , to stand more upright , and quickened his routine on the green . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the USSR | Since then the USSR has not substantially lengthened their runways . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lindsey unconsciously lengthened her steps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He lengthened rather than quickened his pace -- difficult to detect from behind -- stepped into the alley and sprinted as hard as he could . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An individual can not enlarge his benefit by producing the good and charging others for using it , because of the free-rider problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Most importantly , since the rail links to Verdun had been severed by artillery fire , he enlarged the road for trucks between Bar-le-Duc and Verdun the ` Sacred Way " the only supply line to the front . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Coarse sand can not be used for this purpose , because it soon enlarges the hole through which it flows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The navigator enlarged the image upon the three-dimensional screen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If the space is very small and you want to enlarge it , put down all the possibilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the river | At the front of the house the space cleared by the road and the river enlarged her perspective . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Vietnamese government is now planning to enlarge the reserve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This process enlarged the intraskeletal pores and fractures and selectively removed crystals of dolomite to form intercrystalline pores . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The intense heat will dilate the blood vessels lying under the skin 's surface , thus exacerbating the problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Besides performing refraction and examinations of the media of each eye all the optometrists reported that they had dilated the pupils of the prompted patients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Based on our clinical experience , we arbitrarily chose to dilate these patients at weekly intervals and one to six bougies were usually passed on each occasion , depending upon the patient 's tolerance and the tightness of strictures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the woman | As the girl played the woman dilated her nostrils and rose slightly off the piano stool , as if someone was drawing her up by an invisible wire attached to the crown of her head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | thick spectacles | The man was slight , with stooped shoulders , a pink face and thick spectacles that magnified his eyes , making the sockets look like deep pits in his skull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this neuroplasticity | It responds to some stimuli by dynamic modification or ` plasticity " ; and once induced , this neuroplasticity may sustain and magnify the experience of pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Everybody needed to be needed , but she 'd magnified her own need . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He magnified the picture which swam lazily and grainily into some kind of focus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He magnified that viewpoint , allowing it a quarter of the eye-screen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I widened my circle to boxing friends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As bishop he widened his onslaught to the practices of the parochial clergy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She put a finger to her lips and widened her eyes in mock puzzlement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Merrill widened her eyes in feigned disappointment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He widened the faculty from being Anglican to being for all denominations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He widened his eyes , and began to give us directions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | When overcome with grief , men rend their clothes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jahanara Begum and the other women present began to wail , beat their breasts , tear their hair and rend their garments … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Springing from behind fat fluted columns , they seized two skaters and snapped their necks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He could have snapped her neck with one hand , he thought pityingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hamilton picked up a pencil , and deliberately snapped it in two . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ` He broke a man 's arm a year ago , snapped it like a dried twig behind his back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So they tied him with chains but the demonic powers were so great in his life that he snapped them like new cords . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | People must believe that you 're such a tough shit you would snap them in half if they sneezed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benin turned back to Vasili then gripped the cassette in both hands and snapped it in half , allowing the tape to spill out on to the road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Julian II snarled and stabbed the arm of his chair with a pencil , snapping it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In his irrational anger he wanted to snap the lotus-stemmed wrist , and he tightened his grip until she winced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you do snap a twig then freeze and wait for several minutes before continuing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Gradually you saw this self-absorbed monarch stripped down of all his trappings , until a wonderful scene when he was kneeling on the ground staring at his reflection , and suddenly he shattered the mirror against his foreheard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Drachenfels moved among them , laughing as he squeezed heads in his hands and shattered them like rotted fruits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The executioner , using an iron bar three feet long and two inches square , would strike the limb over each hollow , thereby shattering each arm and leg in two places . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other species | Some of these lorikeets have small bills that are capable only of pinching the skin of human handlers , while other species can easily draw blood and even splinter wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I 'll admit I felt just like you do when I first saw Townshend doing his smashing act ; I would have died for the SG he splintered at Woodstock ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a noxious POLTERGEIST | His ghost became known as the Bad Lord , it being a noxious POLTERGEIST who irritates the family 's descendants more as time goes by -- roaring in the cellars , splintering furniture and frightening maidservants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | His ghost became known as the Bad Lord , it being a noxious POLTERGEIST who irritates the family 's descendants more as time goes by -- roaring in the cellars , splintering furniture and frightening maidservants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He yanked down with his hand and lifted his head , biting a chunk out of the glass , then turned the rim and bit again , splintering the glass almost to its stem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` There was a time , " one said , with a choking laugh , ` I could splinter a hazelnut tossed up in the air at five hundred yards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As they drove off he threw a concrete block at each car in turn , smashing the rear window of one , cracking the windscreen of the other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the third | Two of them blocked her exit from the car park while the third smashed the car window to grab her handbag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He seized another wooden leg and smashed the glass in the nearest cases with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But they denied throwing and smashing their beer glasses at the pub . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Madjit 's wife and two other members of her family had to smash a glass partition to escape the blaze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Duncan , 22 , serving with his regiment at Redford Barracks , had been accused of smashing a glass into his victim 's face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Can you keep the little sucker on your desk a whole day without smashing it to pieces . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A SEVENTEEN-year-old youth who used a stone flowerpot to smash front windows of three cars parked in Holybourne on the night of January 10th , woke nearby residents with the noise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A SEVENTEEN-year-old youth who used a stone flowerpot to smash front windows of three cars parked in Holybourne on the night of January 10th , woke nearby residents with the noise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | Soon afterwards , the man went to the seventh floor of a nearby building , smashed a window with a chair and jumped to his death . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a mob | On another occasion a mob smashed the windows of the Guildhall whilst the Whig common council was in session . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She felt an urge to smash the teapot against the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The enemy artillery had opened up , lobbing heated roundshot on to the ice , smashing it into a multitude of floes , upon which men perched perilously for a time before toppling off into the lake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I reached down and picked up the empty wine bottle and smashed it to the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the skinheads | The second policeman managed to get a shot off in panic , but before he could take aim properly , one of the skinheads smashed his shoulder with a baseball bat and knocked him down the aisle steps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | Fishing boats , barges and lighters were busy around the ships , full of men smashing the ice with picks , hammers and mallets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Khmer Rouge had used hammers to smash their skulls . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You must smash the egg quickly or else it will hatch out again and hound you until you get the knight again , or he gets you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Sergeant Major | Maybe the Sergeant Major would go in for some Greek dancing , and smash all the house DJ 's records instead of plates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When he came back she said she 'd go out herself tomorrow , and if he tried to stop her she 'd smash up all his crockery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | He figured all the time he was talking he 'd be keeping me from smashing up his hand with the gun-butt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Former England Under-21 player Keith Benton fractured his son Seb 's skull when he hit the ball into the crowd during a match in Buckingham . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hit a lamp-post and fractured Mike 's skull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he found the man he threw the acid into his face and beat him with the hammer , fracturing his skull and his thumb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A nanny has been jailed after fracturing the skulls of two new born babies in her care . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Then 17-year-old Lee Diaz , of North End Gardens , Bishop Auckland , attacked a second party-goer , Carl Gent , punching him in the face and fracturing his jaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Japan shredded a large proportion of the dolphins it hunted and turned them into fertiliser . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You generally need to remove the thick spine before finely shredding the leaf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Allen | Here they gathered some dry leaves and twigs , and Allen shredded a tinder-old branch with his knife and stuck it upright among the leaves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Manville checked over his copy of the coded telex transmission before shredding it , unable to repress a bitter smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can use the grating blade of a food processor to shred and grate the vegetables , if you wish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Daddy shreds them up -- I saw him doing it with a razor blade , Steph -- and burns them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Louise | “ Nor is Edward … ” continued Louise , shredding the green fronds , sweeping them to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our attendant | Next came a leg of Szechuan duck , which our attendant shredded at the table with all the panache of a French waiter filleting a sole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Bank | ` I suggested the Bank collect the paper , shred it , bale it and deliver it to the mill , " said Hugh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He managed to contain himself and somehow he got the hundred into the middle without shredding the notes into little pieces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The leggy actress has revealed that she now shreds all the rubbish at her Malibu home before putting it out for the dust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I have to shred my garbage now , " moans Cher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Once the robot has confirmed that it has the right kind of plastic by its reading of an identifying bar code , it shreds the material ready for collection . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The council hopes to shred more than a thousand trees this year … turning them into wood chips … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was when ` the Spirit of the Lord came mightily upon him " that ` he tore a lion asunder as one tears a kid " ( Judg. 14:6 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Old Joseph | In the Wallowa valley , Old Joseph tore in two the piece of paper he called the Thief Treaty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Eventually , I was strong enough to concentrate on tearing the hare into pieces , impaling the joints on sticks , and thrusting them into the glowing heat of my fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took the list and began tearing it into small pieces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tore one of Mum 's dusters into strips for this purpose and we busied ourselves counting out sticks and piling up bundles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She picked up the dress and tore the thin material into several strips , then began to make a tourniquet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I used to tear telephone books in half as a sort of party trick . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She took the two halves of the letter away , tore them in fragments , and burned them in her grate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She then tried to tear the plans in half , but the paper was of a strong variety . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I could tear you in two , but I 'm not really here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alida Thorne read the letter again , and then tore it into forty or fifty tiny squares , her hand shaking with anger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | ` They 're tearing him into four , " said Snodgrass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the men | Beside the Cross one of the men had torn a paper into little bits and scattered them , to a groaning catcall from the crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In his autobiographical novel , The Favourite Game , he tells how Breavman ` tried to fight his anger with a softer emotion , " and how ` he tore the books as his father weakened . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | BILLY Connolly 's got his out-of-work wife Pam a job in the circus -- as long as he agrees to tear the tickets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | So why do n't you just settle to knowing your place and doing your job , and just maybe I wo n't let him tear you in shreds the way he 's aching to do ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jesus blessed and broke the bread ( Mark 6:41 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harry pulled the wooden platter towards him , and broke the bread . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Tsarevich | It keeps the tension going until the Tsarevich breaks the egg and thus signifies the death of Kostchei . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Egyptian vultures | For many years there were rumours of Egyptian vultures breaking open ostrich eggs by throwing stones at them at close range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | As many as eleven thousand people have been killed because they refused to break their eggs at the smaller end . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Anglers | ` Anglers broke the ice to fish and diesel bubbled up to the surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sustad | They decided to continue , but within five minutes Sustad broke an ice hammer , forcing them to retreat in mockingly perfect weather . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Several birds , including crows and gulls , carry shellfish into the air and drop them onto hard surfaces in order to break them open . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I broke the seal with my blunt thumb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | armed soldiers | ` Suddenly , armed soldiers broke the shop windows and opened fire on those inside , at everyone , indiscriminately . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She had laid the hammer there , after she had tried to break the tower window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I broke the car windows with a stone to try to reach Mr Pickering . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He jumped down and grabbed one , I ran after him , trod on the screws , fell , hurting my gouty foot and breaking the blue vase Auntie Dolly gave us for christmas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dick jumps and breaks a precious cup . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the gentleman behind you | Lie to me , and the gentleman behind you will probably break your fingers one by one , and very possibly the gentlemen wit the club will take a certain delight in knocking out your teeth . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | Victor Lewis-Smith killed it , in one of his Time Out columns , with a heartfelt appeal for a gadget which would enable us to break the last tiny piece of poppadam into two equal pieces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They broke a chair over me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | “ He was breaking bottles over my head … like a maniac . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knew how to break one rock with another rock so they were sharp and then used them to make a point on a stick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | CASWELL is n't very stealthy at the best of times : stand him within ten feet of a fragile object and he 'll break it just by looking at it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | They heard him in the bathroom , running the water , then breaking a tumbler between long pauses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | ` They 'll break the glass , " says the patient , frowning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dad | No firewood could be chopped up until after the landlord had called so the room was clean and tidy , all except for the odd quarry tile Dad had broken during the wood-chopping . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Donald held up their biggest knife , kissed its blade , and cleft the crust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Lizaveta 's final outrage is inflicted by a man who almost cleaves her head in two . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | Lizaveta 's final outrage is inflicted by a man who almost cleaves her head in two . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jos rested his axe and helped him , before cleaving the monster with a single , crisp blow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` So far , we have been able to cleave every RNA we have wanted to . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Aenarion rose and smote the daemon mightily , cleaving its head in two and shearing its arm from its body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | father | The young lad took out the large chopper his father used to cleave wood for the fire and chased the bully out of the house and down the street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | A hog in a headscarf squealed as she cleaved its skull with her axe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She was chewing savagely on something , making nasal snarling sounds as she ripped the thing apart with her sharp teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It was also the mortal enemy of horses and would rip them apart in seconds with its mighty talons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Trolls are not very intelligent , but they are extremely strong , and can easily rip a man apart with their bare hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She ripped a cushion cover into strips and used them to make a gag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Suddenly he reached across and snatched the photograph out of the Woman 's hand , ripping it in half and dropping the pieces on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She ripped him into little pieces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Kruger 's hand trembled on the Luger , he wanted to kill Lais , rip her beautiful laughing throat to pieces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | piranhas | If piranhas can rip a horse to pieces in no time , surely even a seven foot long otter offers little challenge ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The same basic principle is used for the tearing apart of Miguel , who has been bitten and gone over to the zombies , letting them into the compound -- though they still rip him to shreds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | For example , he would get angry and rip up all his papers in class . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I still think of this when I rip up an old vest for a piece of silver-polishing rag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'd write two or three words , rip up the sheet because of an error and do this about five or six times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gail ripped up a brochure and chucked it at Tjolle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dawn | I could actually feel Dawn ripping up the dead creatures as she sat on my fist and the blood was soaking through my glove . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tom Fawthrop | In Hull a student , Tom Fawthrop , later a fixture on It and other underground papers , ripped up his finals papers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | McAggott ripped up McMurdo 's statement and flung the pieces into the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | certain governments of the world | Sadly , one thing has not changed in 30 years : certain governments of the world still falsely imprison , torture and execute their citizens , regardless of internationally agreed standards that expressly forbid such abuses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sams | But Sams has admitted kidnapping Birmingham estate agent Stephanie Slater , unlawfully imprisoning her in January 1992 and demanding £175,000 with menaces from her then employer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Very similar to BOGIES used to chastise children , hobyahs kidnapped people and imprisoned them in caves , where they had to mine for fairy gold before they were eaten for their pains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In the middle of May they had imprisoned Sir Roger Clarendon , who was , so the common people said , natural son to the great Edward , the Black Prince , and half-brother to Richard the king . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Two life sentences for the man who imprisoned and sexually assaulted a schoolboy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | Two life sentences for the man who imprisoned and sexually assaulted a schoolboy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mavis Evers | At that precise moment , just over a hundred miles away , Mavis Evers stood barefoot on Bournemouth beach and contemplated suicide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | These managers did not come across as having expert power , because they had had minimal training and appeared to be unorganised and therefore unprofessional in their conduct . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The accused is dishonest if his conduct is dishonest according to the current standards of ordinary decent people and if the accused knows that his conduct is regarded as dishonest according to those standards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She brought up both her fists and pummelled him on the chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to hit me , kept pummelling me with his podgy fists , but he could n't summon up the necessary enthusiasm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She was n't used to his humour , but she quickly laughed and pummelled his chest with her free hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I sort of pummelled him on the chest , that was all . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In her rage , she leapt up and pummelled at his unresisting chest , hot tears flowing down her flushed cheeks till his cold , emotionless face was a blur . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A girl who pummels a destructive little brother who ruins her toys and finds she is the one who gets into trouble feels hurt and angry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A girl who pummels a destructive little brother who ruins her toys and finds she is the one who gets into trouble feels hurt and angry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In response she kicked at his shins , pummelled him furiously with her fists , and opened her mouth to shout . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jumped at him , half-laughing , half-serious , and pummelled his bare chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The three ruffians pummelled me , banging my head against the wooden slats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Satisfied that it was , he slammed it back into place and holstered the weapon , sticking his own pistol in the belt of his trousers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he stuck the cigar between his teeth and slowly sucked the life back into it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sticks one between his teeth but does n't light it -- just holds it there like a storeman 's pencil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | REAL firemen freed Joe Grey , four , after he stuck his head between railings at Scunthorpe , Humberside , because he wanted to be rescued by TV 's Fireman Sam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Another policeman , fat and in uniform , comes forward and sticks his baton between us , separating us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stuck a finger through the bullet hole in his hat and spun the hat round a couple of times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They did n't stick their cards through your letter box or advertise in the Yellow Pages , And very often they were unreliable people , demanding payment in advance or trying to blackmail you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nikos | He was sitting at his desk on the second morning when Nikos stuck his head through the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marie sticks her jeans in too -- she 's going to wear the dress under her coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she reclosed the book , stuck it back into the wastebin , stood the wastebin on his desk , and withdrew . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Molly stuck her head out through the kitchen window , and looked around . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` I can only express the hope that you 've not endangered your niece 's life by such behaviour . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | By obstructing it , BR said tonight , they 're endangering the lives of a hundred and seventy thousand passengers who travel on the Great Western every day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Still to come tonight , the British ducks that face being shot because they 're endangering the survival of another species . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I tell you this sister only that you may be warned and not endanger your dear son 's health or put your husband to an unnecessary and useless journey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Only the riders who endanger the whole group are left behind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the riders | Only the riders who endanger the whole group are left behind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Despite her efforts to have a healthy child , she had unwittingly endangered her baby . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was endangering my future , my career and freedom . ’ |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | states | The view that states imperil their own legitimacy when they offend their own subjects ' conservative conceptions of constitutionality is found more amongst other academic students of politics than amongst political scientists themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the days when contraception was still a rarity , every husband knew , if he chose to think of it , that by sleeping with his wife he might imperil her life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When they misbehave , we resort to various sanctions , including old-fashioned spanking at times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Owen : It 's agreed then people who misbehave and cause the teacher to waste time must pay it back at break . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Owen : It 's agreed then people who misbehave and cause the teacher to waste time must pay it back at break . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the French insurer | But it is a safe bet that the current owners will not sell if the French insurer misbehaves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | He disliked his Bible class of teenage boys because they misbehaved , but at times it was happy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mallachy and Rory | The evening was quite riotous , with Mallachy and Rory misbehaving badly enough ( in Karen 's English opinion ) to be thrown out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Cockney dads were in form , threatening their kids with the belt if they misbehaved . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My brother and I would be misbehaving noisily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a cat | When a cat misbehaves and its owner reacts crossly , the cat feels threatened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | your dog | If your dog persists in misbehaving when the doorbell is rung , then you may have to take alternative action . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Children misbehave when they are discouraged and believe they can not succeed by useful means . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | One or other of them drafted a statement which was a flat denial that he had misbehaved either sexually or politically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I 'm sick of the way you 've treated me , as if I were a child who 's misbehaved . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a child | I 'm sick of the way you 've treated me , as if I were a child who 's misbehaved . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She reluctantly held out her hand , palm upwards , and felt like a naughty schoolgirl who 'd misbehaved in class . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a naughty schoolgirl | She reluctantly held out her hand , palm upwards , and felt like a naughty schoolgirl who 'd misbehaved in class . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the teenagers | He disliked the work at the boys club because the teenagers misbehaved , and because he could see no use in the work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | players | All he seems to do is make sure that players do n't misbehave and if they do , he is there to reprimand them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a guest | At least when a guest is misbehaving they 're where we expect them to be . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | This boy | ` This boy behaved in an underhand way , setting up situations so that he would n't get into trouble , but David would when he had left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | women | By the same token it is usually middle-class men who ultimately are in the position to make substantial gifts , although when women can behave in this way , they do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | According to Castle gossip , he had behaved in the same way towards the Major 's predecessor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | According to classical criminology we mostly behave in a rational manner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | She had to keep reminding herself to behave with dignity and not whoop round the dressing room like Willi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She behaved with dignity , in a pain that he perceived without comprehension of it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of them | ` If one of them starts behaving out of character , I know that something 's upsetting them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His pupils were developing minds of their own , behaving out of character , no longer the dull but devoted group of enthusiasts he had taught so constructively for six months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'm afraid I might behave in a rather cowardly fashion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mother 's brother | For in matrilineal societies where kinship is traced through women on the mother 's side of the family , the mother 's brother does not usually behave in this fashion towards his sororal nephew . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ` naughty " child | As they work through their problems , the ` naughty " child behaves better and the ` good " child grows more troublesome , a sign that balance is being restored . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I compare you to a flea on an elephant 's back , shouting -- ` unless you behave better , I shall bite you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | William Joyce | No one could doubt that William Joyce behaved like a young man who was English and proud of it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The president is finely educated and is capable of talking like a professor and behaving like a despot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a significant proportion | But whether a significant proportion actually behave like Yuppies is another matter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many | Few of them improve , and even fewer recover , many behave like members of cults , obeying their doctor without question , paying huge sums of money , and becoming estranged from their families . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll try and behave in a more grown-up fashion … " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | teachers | How should teachers behave in order to stimulate the desired learning processes ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Simon behaved in a rather superior way and did not offer Jesus the usual courtesies given to a guest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Learning theory says that people behave in the way they do because of their past learning experiences , and that learning can be organised and planned to produce and eliminate particular behaviours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her child | If ( say ) the mother is inconsistent , she is , in a sense , only half trying to get her child to behave in the way she desires . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the subjects | Parliament , of course , is not limited to the enactment of laws where there is a prior obligation on the subjects to behave in the required way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They behaved with both unimaginable courage and contemptible cowardice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` But you have at every time ? no , at all times , behaved with the courtesy of an officer and a gentleman . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When they arrived at Hamilton Terrace it was impossible to predict whether they would behave with irresistible charm or throw the chairs across the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Souter | During his three days of testimony Souter behaved with courtesy and tact , studiously avoiding giving the Democratic majority any reason to reject him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You 're old enough to behave with some circumspection . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a dignified man | The registrar was a dignified man who behaved with the correct degree of formality . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The registrar was a dignified man who behaved with the correct degree of formality . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their statesmen | Koreans expect their statesmen to behave with calmness , even when questioned closely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Bathsheba now realized how thoughtlessly she had behaved towards him , and understood how deeply he loved her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | ` It means , " replied the elder hedgehog , ` that you simply put yourself in the dog 's place , and think how you would like someone to behave towards you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They behaved towards each other like boys who had been educated at rival private schools . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They behaved towards each other like a couple of newly-frozen ice-cubes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She invited help and then behaved towards those who helped as if they were incompetent or , like her mother , were taking over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one's countrymen | He was in a way ashamed , as one is if one's countrymen behave badly abroad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Harold Wilson | The case was , of course , settled since the pop group had no defence , and Harold Wilson behaved very generously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Scarlet | He was certain that Scarlet would never behave so irrationally but could not quite rid himself of the image of the breakfast table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had behaved quite out of character just to get the better of him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He is the embodiment of a restaurateur 's nightmare , someone who behaves grotesquely yet spends an awful lot of money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | He is the embodiment of a restaurateur 's nightmare , someone who behaves grotesquely yet spends an awful lot of money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As he intended to behave extraordinarily well , she would grow to like and respect him ( he was n't entirely sure she did at the moment ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gesner | ` Well , I did wonder -- rather suspected that Gesner was behaving very naughtily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ` He behaved throughout like a perfect gentleman , " cried Fräulein Müller angrily at the top of her voice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the patient | The disorder gets its name from the way the patient behaves when trying to read a word : the letters of the word will usually be named aloud , from left to right , very slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Earthlings | The only answer I can think is that some enterprising editor believed that , with ET all the rage after Star Wars , the time was ripe for a study of how Earthlings behave when aliens land . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we all | We would be pretty uninteresting if we all behaved as adults all of the time , and it is our mix of behaviours as adult , child and parent that makes us interesting and unique . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Furthermore , most people actually believe that they will feel and behave differently under hypnosis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | such a big boy | But punishing the child , telling him how naughty he is and how disappointed you are that such a big boy is behaving so stupidly , will not solve the problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Now he was behaving as though he wished she were somewhere -- anywhere -- else . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But for the life of her she could not behave as she ought when she stood among the rubble to which her life had been reduced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The second generation may behave quite differently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a person | Certainly , you do read the odd story that describes a person behaving in just the way we have outlined . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bella comes too , much approved of , and behaves impeccably ( or else she would stay here , I assure you ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Philippines Government announced a 20 year tourism master plan with the aim of attracting 5.3 million visitors by 2001 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our | ` In the short term , we will continue to pursue our aims to be one of the best regional airports in the country " , said airport director and general manager Rob Hill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` In the short term , we will continue to pursue our aims to be one of the best regional airports in the country " , said airport director and general manager Rob Hill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many of the new churches being planted have this aim to be intimate with God . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the European Parliament | Unhappy about EC proposals on waste transport , the European Parliament has voted to stall the Commission 's draft legislation , with the aim of pressing Brussels into framing even tougher controls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | Mr Wardell further questioned the effectiveness of the authority and said : ` You have some wonderful aims but , in reality , you have no clout , do you ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | different societies | Freud can not be said to have been unaware of the variability of human nature in different societies which have other economic arrangements and different cultural aims from those of Europe and America . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Freud can not be said to have been unaware of the variability of human nature in different societies which have other economic arrangements and different cultural aims from those of Europe and America . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my own | He said : ` I 'm relishing the opportunity to follow someone like John but I have my own goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He said : ` I 'm relishing the opportunity to follow someone like John but I have my own goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | ALL good news , but I fear that taxes may have to go up next year if the Chancellor misses his projected £244.5bn target on spending . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Quick as a flash , he shoots an arrow , but when he runs forward , he finds nothing but a stringy tree-rat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the archers | At the first whistle the archers shoot two arrows and , when all have shot , the whistle blows and they go to check their scores and await the whistle to shoot back the other way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Our assailants were now shooting fire arrows and these were already causing havoc amongst the defenders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bad cowboys | It 's amazing how fast you can dance when the bad cowboys shoot bullets at your boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the US military | To test procedures for treating wounds , the US military has shot bullets into pigs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can use it to shoot heavy balls of metal from large guns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | As she was brushing her teeth , the phone in the hall began to ring -- and was answered almost immediately , she guessed , by Jake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She washed quickly and brushed her teeth , then returned to Nathan 's cabin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | A hundred years ago people brushed with toothpaste made from burnt eggshells or crumbled porcelain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She brushed her teeth in the bathroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I 'm being silly , it 's not important , she had told herself sternly as she had brushed her teeth before hurrying down for breakfast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | 5 You can take the Braun Plaque Remover on holiday -- one night of recharging gives you a good 10 days of power if you brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Well , do n't you be so disgustingly arch ! " he said , brushing her teeth vigorously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I brushed my teeth thoroughly with my electric toothbrush . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | As soon as you go they 'll roust us " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I rousted Thessy out of his bed with a cup of tea , then went to my own bed as he took over the wheel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They wo n't do anything while you here , but as soon as you go , they 'll roust us . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Your objective is to complete your mission and return to base in one piece . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Their defense , often crowding the line with eight men , did a decent job on Sanders , who now has 1,721 yards in his bid for a 2,000-yard season . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He divided the carpet into sections and painstakingly covered it with strips of Sellotape . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have divided these up into two groups -- for younger and older children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We can divide the chores between us , " said Dr Maingay with enthusiasm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his brother | A man asks Jesus to tell his brother to divide the property between them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Entertainment , we divide our entertainment into two parts , television and attractions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | It also allows police to seize vehicles used to commit offences under the 1988 Act , such as manslaughter or furious and wanton driving . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | German police have seized two consignments of highly radioactive material used in the nuclear power industry and in the manufacture of nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the police | Similar questions arose in Marcel v Commissioner of Police ( 1991 ) 2 WLR 1118 , where the police had seized documents from people connected with a company . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police and Army units | The government-controlled Working People 's Daily reported on Jan. 29 , 1990 , that police and Army units had seized illegal drugs worth US$14,000,000 in 1989 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE American government has seized assets of a Chilean arms dealer who allegedly took part in a complex $1 billion ( £575m ) fraud that brought defence group Ferranti to the brink of collapse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | The four , believed to be Mexicans and described as major drug dealers , were arrested on Friday after police seized 20 tons of cocaine from a Los Angeles warehouse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jean seized the caravan keys from her hated rival , then watched as the woman quickly got in her car and drove off the site . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They were found guilty of murder and of illegal carrying of arms in connection with an incident near Tlemcen in July 1990 , when a guard was killed as they attempted to seize explosives from a quarry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A woman sitting beside him leapt to her feet and seized the microphone from Gerrard 's hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hyacinth | Unconvinced , Hyacinth sipped cautiously , then gagged , seized the enamel bowl from her sister and spat into it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her fingers seized the scissors from his slackened grasp , and she snipped at the strand of hair he held . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Swazi police said yesterday they had seized illegal drugs worth more than $4.3 million , the biggest haul ever made in this tiny southern African kingdom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Detectives seized drugs with a street value of ( £300,000 ) three hundred thousand pounds in a raid at Ewelme near Benson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police have seized hundreds of pounds worth of drugs at the spot where an illegal rave party was due to have been held . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Customs officers | Anyone importing or exporting large sums in cash should be obliged to declare it and Customs officers should have power to seize the money if they suspected it was derived from crime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Georgian forces | Relations with Russia worsened after Georgian forces seized a Russian arms depot in southern Georgia on Nov. 2 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A battalion of the 7th Light Infantry Division and a battalion of the 82nd Airborne , being used as ground troops , were deployed to seize the Atlantic Ocean end of the canal at Colon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A STREET busker who told a jury he shared Madonna 's views on sex was convicted yesterday of raping a 19-year-old girl he seized at a bus stop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a group of four soldiers | In the early hours of March 1 a group of four soldiers seized weapons and ammunition from the Ministry of Defence headquarters in the fort of Tiuna in the capital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police in South Korea arrested 44 students and seized petrol bombs in pre-dawn raids . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police seized 3,000 pieces of evidence during their raid on the foundry , placed under the name of Hains 's former wife Solange Jonkheere , who was also charged . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A haul of stolen cars has been seized by police officers in a two day operation in which eighteen people were arrested . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our | A Customs spokesman said : “ This is our biggest ever seizure of amphetamines , nearly as big as the 122 kilos we seized during the whole of last year . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Federal officials made the world 's largest seizure of cocaine in Los Angeles in September when they raided a suburban house and found 20 tonnes ( 44,080 lb ) of cocaine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russian | A key material issue in Central Asia was opposition to the Russian seizure of the historic lands of minority peoples . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The warden was responsible for the conduct of the foresters of fee : on a number of occasions he seized their bailiwicks because of their misconduct . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Federal officials made the world 's largest seizure of cocaine in Los Angeles in September when they raided a suburban house and found 20 tonnes ( 44,080 lb ) of cocaine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | UK customs officers have made two seizures of coral imported from the Philippines , in contravention of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species ( CITES ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Customs officers at Dover have made the biggest ever heroin seizure in Britain ; it 's sixty kilos with a street value of ten million pounds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tim , the barman , | Behind the empty and desolate bar , stood the solitary figure of Tim , the barman , calmly tearing up at least half-a-dozen pages of unpaid drinks in the name of Denis O'Neil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Panamanians on the Canal Zone border celebrate the coming into effect of the Canal Treaties in 1979 by tearing up the American flag |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she tore up this letter , and the two or three which followed it , and burned them in the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I even wrote to Lobato , before tearing the letter up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tore the others up , I 'm afraid . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | BUF members | A fight involving 150 people led to BUF members breaking up an IFL meeting , tearing up its banner and beating up Arnold Leese and Brigadier-General Blakeney , the ex-president of the BFs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tore the pages up into big pieces and then he tore the big pieces up into tiny pieces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I could n't think of anything worse and suggested she tear the plan up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Milanese consuls | Barbarossa sent a mandate requiring Milan to give up her claims , but the Milanese consuls tore up the document , and the imperial ambassador fled an enraged crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | demonstrators outside the Intercontinental Hotel | Tanjug said demonstrators outside the Intercontinental Hotel tore up pictures of President Ceausescu and sang an old nationalist song , Wake up Romania . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Again I tore up the letter and did not reply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Sinead , 25 , who has donated her £500,000 Hollywood home to charity , said she did not regret tearing up the picture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wrote a decisive letter to Newton and then tore it up and burnt it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He tore the pages up into big pieces and then he tore the big pieces up into tiny pieces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a group | SINEAD O'CONNOR has received support from a group which tore up photos of the Pope outside New York 's St Patrick 's Cathedral . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | SINEAD O'CONNOR has received support from a group which tore up photos of the Pope outside New York 's St Patrick 's Cathedral . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Baba Yaga | A thick dark oak forest grew up , and before she could fight her way -through it , Baba Yaga had to tear up each tree with her -teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He worked frantically to help the casualties , tearing up what was left of his linen for bandages and soaking them in olive oil and wax to apply to bums . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We can tear up the unfavourable information folder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | David | I mean David tore her list up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have to tear them up before my wife sees it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I thanked him and tore up the prescription at the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she tore up the sheet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my mam | I 've seen my mam take sheets off a bed and tear them up in squares . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He is a famous writer , so I also tear up his manuscripts and books . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the lesbians | I had heard that the lasses used to beat you up when you first got in and that the lesbians used to grab hold of you and that there was loads of violence and everything . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dauntless grabbed hold of her skirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the leader | When in response to the last question the reply is ` sixty " the leader grabs hold of the five pound note and says ` There we are " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this woman | Anyway , this woman grabbed hold of me , and she just done it wrong . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'm doing my best , " I said , uselessly grabbing hold of an arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He grabbed hold of Steve by the scruff of the neck , half lifted , half dragged him to the front door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Always ready for a dip I leapt into the water and grabbed hold of an elderly lady with neat little curls and bifocals on the end of her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mike grabbed hold of the shirt with one hand and twisted the other into the dyed black hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Throwing it over him , they finally managed to grab hold of his legs and stop the uncontrollable bouncing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The attacker | 1 The attacker grabs hold of the defender 's collar with his right hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Luke grabbed hold of her arm and brought her up short , half dragging her through , banging the kitchen door shut behind them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jessamy | When they arrived at the house , Jessamy grabbed hold of her bag , went straight into the house and headed for the drawing-room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a member of the opposing team | As Mr Hallam tried to get up , a member of the opposing team grabbed hold of him in a kind of headlock and he saw Newton kick Mr Hallam in the jaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kalchu grabbed hold of a ram that was panting on the outside of the flock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Look , could you grab hold of this box before my arms drop off ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | As he crumples I grab hold of his hair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` I have no intention of being taken anywhere by you ! " she told him fiercely , before turning to grab hold of the door-handle beside her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I grabbed hold of the gravimetric to turn it round to look for the the switch which is on other side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As she staggered awkwardly , he grabbed firm hold of the sagging pyjama-jacket , arresting her flight as he held her there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | At one point , laughing , they fired off a couple of rounds , ricocheting the bullets against a wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Their trigger fingers are obviously becoming more itchy ; last year they took nine months to fire off 313,000 rounds at demonstrators with a total bill to the Korean taxpayer of $6.7 million . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He suspected they were terrorists when the they failed to answer his challenge and he fired off a volley of shots from his semi-automatic rifle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the sentry | Had the sentry panicked at the sound of a galloping horse and fired off a lucky shot , or was there a more sinister design ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had no time to aim and fired off four shots in rapid succession . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The allied warship fired off warning shots across the Korean ship 's bows to make it stop , but it was cleared to continue it 's voyage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had set up their mortar about twenty yards from our trench , and periodically fired off a couple of bombs in the direction of the German positions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the warning system | ` The missile was so close that the warning system in the cab illuminated and fired off defensive flares , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | I think we should nip it in the bud . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I smell a rat in the air : I shall nip it in the bud . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John nipped the problem in the bud in one lesson ; he got on Skipper and soon had him doing walk to canter and canter to walk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The first point in my manifesto for those with small gardens is is that when they go on a spree to a garden centre , they should quickly nip any delusions of grandeur in the bud . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | Though , personally , she felt as if someone had injected her brain with a paralysing solution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a naked girl | The frozen image of a naked girl , sprawled on a bed , backing away , her face distorted with fear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Hari no longer paced nervously up and down ; he lay sprawled on a pile of dirty straw , his eyes extinct . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gomez | He glanced down at Gomez , still sprawled on the cockpit sole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the red bitch | Not long afterwards the red bitch was sprawled on her side , asleep , with all six puppies climbing on top of each other , scrabbling for access to her swollen teats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rozanov | ` Given the Russian setting , " said Rozanov , sprawled on a bed , his eyes closed , ` I do n't accept that it 's an impossibility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lio!rt | Halfway there he found Lio!rt sprawled on the ground , one leg bent awkwardly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A naked Goodenache was sprawled across the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Monster ( who had proved as immune to holy caravan water as predicted ) | Ma is clearing lunch , and the Monster ( who had proved as immune to holy caravan water as predicted ) , is sprawled on the rug stinking the place out as always . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anyone could be sprawled there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Michael Bridges was still sprawled in his chair , but his face was alert . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the corpse | Left alone in the waiting room , Rose and Auguste contemplated the corpse sprawled over the desk , noting that it faced the window with its back to the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was sprawled in an armchair opposite and the expression on his face clearly told her that he knew exactly what she and Jennifer had been discussing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The body lay sprawled , its face covered by a dirty rag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The two soldiers were sprawled there half-asleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fabio , sprawled in an armchair , glanced at her sullenly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was lying sprawled across the pillow leaning on his elbow , his head propped to one side , reading the letter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | bodies | Under the portico , bodies are sprawled , a tangle of limbs of malnourished young men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one grey clad figure | Part way down the corridor , one grey clad figure was sprawled motionless on the floor , while a second was painfully belly-crawling back towards the far end . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a fool | Some would look with pity at a fool , sprawled across a bench , bottle in hand , others would curse , telling him he was a bad smell which would n't go away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iris Sunderby 's recumbent body | And there was Iris Sunderby 's recumbent body sprawled in the back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Boris | And Boris was sprawled insensible over the small working table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | To her astonishment the intruder kicked the door shut behind him with a thrust of one foot , then proceeded to saunter over to where she was still sprawled in amazement across the bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The observer lay sprawled across his gun , his blond hair streaming romantically in the wind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | The next thing she knew , she was lying sprawled across the pavement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mike | When Annie got home , Mike was sprawled over the couch watching telly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | myself | I see myself sprawled in a chair , setting them at ease in a trice , and passing on the acquired wisdom of my life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was sprawled , hugging a sausage-shaped pillow like Linus ' comforter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was sprawled in his chair , his long legs outstretched , his hand holding the plate of sandwiches away from his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cranston | He knew he had no choice in the matter but cursed and muttered as he fixed his saddle bags , harnessed Philomel and joined Cranston who sat slouched on his horse on the track outside the church . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He knew he had no choice in the matter but cursed and muttered as he fixed his saddle bags , harnessed Philomel and joined Cranston who sat slouched on his horse on the track outside the church . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him in the station buffet | He found him in the station buffet slouched against the counter eating toasted tea-cakes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her father , a 47-year old roofing worker , | Stacey found her father , a 47-year old roofing worker , slouched in an armchair with his legs over the arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Billy was still slouched in the corner with his left leg stretched across the seat and his right arm around Mary 's neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Weasel Eyes looked as if he had n't moved but the other two hypocrites must have dined well for they were slouched , half-asleep , in their high-backed chairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was slouched pathetically against a boulder , his face turned shamefully to be the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ricci sat slouched in his chair , holding his Stradivarius , and nodded to me to start . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nutty | But Nutty , slouched against the wall watching with Nails and Mr Sylvester , felt a great gloom settle as the full responsibility of her captaincy overcame her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sir Fulke seemed subdued and remained slouched in his chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jack | Kathleen went back into her office and found Jack in there , slouched in her chair with a cup of coffee in his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was slouched against the wall , his helmet under one arm , and he shrugged slowly upright , his face impassive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The tall lanky figure of Billy Tolboys was slouched in the comer seat by the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | six colleagues | After I had been kept waiting for a few moments in an ante-room , I was ushered into the main boardroom where Dr Barton and six colleagues were seated around a long , rectangular , polished table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The most obvious sign of the Diana 's new life was the sight of her Scotland Yard bodyguard who was seated at a nearby table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her Scotland Yard bodyguard | The most obvious sign of the Diana 's new life was the sight of her Scotland Yard bodyguard who was seated at a nearby table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The company was seated round card tables in the drawing-room , with the exception of Miss Phoebe in her usual chair and the Captain who was warming his backside at the great fire , glass in hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lawrence was now seated at the kitchen table concentrating hard on a bowl of cornflakes , while running a finger down the Foreign Exchange rates in the Financial Times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The king was seated at the main table with his drinking friends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | So she hurried downstairs to fix herself some breakfast -- and almost stopped in her tracks at the sight of the figure who was seated at the kitchen table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the figure | So she hurried downstairs to fix herself some breakfast -- and almost stopped in her tracks at the sight of the figure who was seated at the kitchen table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | seven people | There were seven people seated at the long table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Uncle Philip | But Uncle Philip was not seated at the table , scowling at the two empty places ; his place was not even set ready . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Aubrey remained seated in the armchair by the window , his eyes thoughtful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Patrick | When they went into the big bedroom , Patrick was seated in an armchair facing the door , dressed in his blue serge suit waiting for Rosie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | Ah , Gregory -- " She received him grandly , seated in an armchair specially moved into the bedroom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Franz was seated in an armchair with a glass in his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Scouse was seated in his armchair reading a paperback -- a Western -- oblivious to the flies and mosquitoes , and as I approached it was obvious he was not bothered in any way about the smell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the small man | It was only then that I noticed the small man seated in the armchair next to mine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | McQuaid was seated in the armchair by the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The General was seated at his desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | There was a man seated behind the desk reading a book . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was seated at his desk , his back to the window , so she could not see his expression clearly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A man who was seated behind a desk on the far side of the bars jumped up the moment he saw the chairman and turned the lock on the steel door with a long-shafted key . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A man who was seated behind a desk on the far side of the bars jumped up the moment he saw the chairman and turned the lock on the steel door with a long-shafted key . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a uniformed man | Reception consists of a uniformed man seated behind a shabby desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a red-faced major | He hobbled through the first available door , which was marked Adjutant General , and saw a red-faced major seated behind the desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ` Over there , " said Heidi , pointing to a woman who was seated behind a desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a woman | ` Over there , " said Heidi , pointing to a woman who was seated behind a desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dillon | A weird island , they found as they walked the last half mile -- after leaving the Mercedes in a car park with Dillon seated in the rear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Directions were given by the experimenter who was seated in the rear of the vehicle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the experimenter | Directions were given by the experimenter who was seated in the rear of the vehicle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was seated in her chair like a cold stone statue , her face turned upward and away as an indication of her contempt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | James Price , Tom , Dolly and Carrie were seated around the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Bush , the young headmaster of the village school , was seated behind the pulpit at the organ . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dr Neil was now seated at his desk and she lingered a little . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Lord Bruce | There was even a fireplace set in the wall and , seated at the head of a long polished table , was the Lord Bruce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was seated at an easel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Legion was seated at the head of the table , and to either side of her , and floated up near the ceiling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the teacher | Mr and Mrs Bloggs are expected to sit thumbing through the books whilst the teacher , seated at the front of the classroom , rapidly lectures another anxious parent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peggy Mitchell , seated at the rear of the Variety Tent , sighed in sympathy as , one after another , the right card failed to appear from or disappear into the deck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Osiris | The dead person was then taken by Horus and presented to Osiris , who was seated on his throne accompanied by Isis and Nephthys , and received his reward to admittance to the afterlife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The dead person was then taken by Horus and presented to Osiris , who was seated on his throne accompanied by Isis and Nephthys , and received his reward to admittance to the afterlife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | He opened his eyes to find himself in a dimly-lit tent , seated upon hard muddy grass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Leader and the thin man were seated on a pile of saddles and saddle-bags with their backs against the wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Minister of State for Defence | Then he turned to the Minister of State for Defence , seated on his left , and said , ` Richard , will you repeat the information you gave me earlier ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | On 8 May , about 8 o'clock in the morning , I was seated on the doorstep of my house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Karelius remained seated on his mare , wrapped in his thoughts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a thirteen-year-old boy | A despairing mother , spotting a thirteen-year-old boy seated by an open window , thrust her infant into his arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rest of the children were seated on the ground so that all five of them were now very exposed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the young man | Captain Lionel Dunbar looked reproachfully at the young man seated opposite him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Carrie | He found Carrie seated by the bedside , but was distressed to find that Anna would not talk to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cheryl Russell was seated on the far side of the refectory , watching the simularity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We were by now seated in the Happy Diner , and I was still rather amazed that I could face a bacon sandwich . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chamlong , seated beside Suchinda , appealed to protestors to refrain from violence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were seated round the long oak table , with the remains of supper still spread out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Following our father 's advice both brothers made sure I was seated between them , at the same time refusing to exchange a word with me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Once she was seated , he put his arms around her , cradling her fair head against his chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She cleared her desk onto the floor , made coffee and switched on the typewriter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We 'll clear one shelf onto the table here , and then we 'll see . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Burton Property Group , owners of the Cornmill | Darlington council 's chief executive , Mr Clive Owen , asked how the Burton Property Group , owners of the Cornmill , intended to evacuate the building in emergencies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Henry shook his head ; he had clearly abandoned all pretence of trying to rationalize the situation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The child may rationalise the situation by saying that the family is the only family he or she knows and thereby acquire a psychic balance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | parents | Once parents start to try and rationalize the situation , over-compensate or feel guilty about their children not liking each other , the situation will only get worse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Almost as soon as Mary had gone he began to rationalise his behaviour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They always justify and rationalise their own behaviour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We rationalise enthalpy/entropy compensation with reference to the energy-well diagrams illustrated in Figure 4 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you rationalise it by saying I do n't want a row because I 've got so much on my plate , it usually bounces back at you , often in an amplified form . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Crusaders | It also recaptured Jerusalem , but the overheads proved unrealistic after a couple of years , and following a period of restructuring the Crusaders rationalised Jerusalem to the Saracens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marxism rationalized Ceauşescu 's resentments against the new Romania of the inter-war period , but it did not abolish his pre-modern attitudes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We rationalise enthalpy/entropy compensations with reference to residual motions and torsional vibrations which make a larger entropic contribution to binding when -ΔH ≊ kT ( thermal energy at room temperature ) , than when -ΔH > kT . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Brian lived with a primitive terror of outer darkness which he rationalized as a fear of failure : this he further refined into a disinclination to live out of London . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rationalized his cowardice by telling himself that , after all , it was Hank 's headache , not his . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People rationalize by saying there will be a time to catch up with important relationships ( spouses , children , friends ) later . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Well , that 's how I rationalize it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the thinkers | In the hands of Althusser and Habermas , the critique of ideology becomes not just a basis for pouring scorn on the thinkers who have rationalized an exploitative economic and class system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | In the hands of Althusser and Habermas , the critique of ideology becomes not just a basis for pouring scorn on the thinkers who have rationalized an exploitative economic and class system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Ego is an expert at being defensive , at rationalising and justifying its own behaviour , at seeing itself as the hapless victim of a cruel , harsh world . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Whilst they may be able to rationalize what they have done , there is usually a strong element of disappointment about the broken relationship . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | The walls were lime-washed to keep off insects , and the hams which hung from the blackened beams gave off a sweet crisp smell which made Cranston smack his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cranston | The walls were lime-washed to keep off insects , and the hams which hung from the blackened beams gave off a sweet crisp smell which made Cranston smack his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smacked his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He smacked his lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | I like to enjoy my Animal , " she roared predatorily , smacking her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I like to enjoy my Animal , " she roared predatorily , smacking her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Father Devlin drained his glass , smacking his lips appreciatively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Father Devlin drained his glass , smacking his lips appreciatively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | I must have missed the next few sentences. ` -- and weirdly compelling , " he finished , almost smacking his lips under that ridiculously trendy moustache . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I must have missed the next few sentences. ` -- and weirdly compelling , " he finished , almost smacking his lips under that ridiculously trendy moustache . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He smacked his lips and stroked his moustache with surprise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | He smacked his lips and stroked his moustache with surprise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ranulf smacked his lips and placed his tankard on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Ranulf smacked his lips and placed his tankard on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | This was the day Kenneth Baker smacked his lips and pronounced that Labour are ` soft on crime " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kenneth Baker | This was the day Kenneth Baker smacked his lips and pronounced that Labour are ` soft on crime " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Cranston smacked his lips and suddenly stirred . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cranston smacked his lips and suddenly stirred . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He placed a pair of steel-rimmed glasses on Devlin 's nose and adjusted them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | On Friday , it crated 10 bikes to send to Tokyo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Village pupils are past masters at acting up in class |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | villain or slut | In every second town we reach , he finds some villain or slut to act up in the crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She 's acting up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I mean , I 'm well aware you do n't have to face single-handed and prattling , blowing your own cor-anglais and generally acting up before a captive crowd of thousands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cerro Negro | The mood was more subdued in Malpaisillo , where about half of all the evacuees sought refugee when Cerro Negro began acting up on Nov. 19 after a three-year lull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Olazabal 's ailing right foot | Gallacher said If Olazabal 's ailing right foot ( he had surgery last winter ) acts up in the next few weeks , he will replace him --- probably with Woosnam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cerro Negro , 75 miles ( 120 kms ) northwest of the capital of Managua , began acting up on Nov. 19 after a three-year lull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the lingering cancer inside me | Marathon training , I figured , would somehow steel me against the chance the lingering cancer inside me would act up again , before a cure can be found . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had been acting up all evening , taunting the Irish fans with the chant `` No surrender to the IRA , '' giving Nazi salutes and howling during the Irish national anthem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | tendons in the back of his right knee | Sampras said tendons in the back of his right knee started acting up immediately after he suffered cramps in Moscow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pulpit | Although Pulpit acted up just before the start , Brothers said the colt was actually more relaxed than in his previous races . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | A trainer will be staying with Smith all week treating the hamstring muscle that first acted up Nov. 19 against New Orleans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the hamstring muscle | A trainer will be staying with Smith all week treating the hamstring muscle that first acted up Nov. 19 against New Orleans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I arrived last night after a thought-filled journey , rehearsing the words , changing the dialogue , trying to find some sort of padding to soften the blow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He knows , he has rehearsed the words . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Father Devlin and Malachi Drennan | She knew that Father Devlin and Malachi Drennan had rehearsed carefully before coming here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Myself and my friend rehearsed frantically trying so very carefully not to push the coach off the edge of the stage but the production date was growing ever closer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had planned it carefully , rehearsing every move in his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They started rehearsing with it straight away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | So they started rehearsing again -- naturalistic in the midst of a stylistic set which , as Ken pointed out , ` contradicted everything that we were doing " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I worked in England but I always seemed to miss the good jobs abroad ; every time I started rehearsing for something special , my mother would drag me away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When the line-up was finalised with Charman in the spring of 1985 , they already had a set of six songs which they rehearsed repeatedly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both teams | The auditions for the Celebrating Age Festival Team and the National Display Team were held successfully , and both teams are now rehearsing regularly and members getting to know one another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Unlike most of his earlier groups , they recorded and rehearsed regularly and had an identity , albeit one that was somewhat confused . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` Looking back on it the plan could n't have been simpler but we must have rehearsed it forty times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had rehearsed her speech so many times and had been mightily cool and controlled about it all . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | When I came to rehearse this scene with him , we went through it and he said to me , " That wo n't do , you know , " and I was shattered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They rehearsed the scene over and over again and as they repeated it Willie believed more than ever that he was the old man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They flash their eyes at each other so much you 'd think they were rehearsing a scene from Carmen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 'd spent seven years rehearsing the same plays , playing in the same team , calling the same teachers by their nicknames and falling in love with the same classmates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a batsman | Like a batsman rehearsing a shot after playing and missing , she repeated quietly , ` No . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So when he rehearsed the scene he based it on his experience at the chemist 's , an example of his always having to make contact with a real , lived emotion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She really ought to rehearse that presentation again , she thought . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They rehearsed the scene in the morning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Earlier this week we joined them in Hungary as they rehearsed their display for the Fairford show . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | WE started to rehearse our routine for the show . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In the afternoon we rehearse the scenes in which Glass welcomes Leonard to Berlin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | At the start she would rehearse arranging them with the nun so that she would do it well when she got to the Hogans , but as the weeks went by she grew in confidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A group of actors and actresses rehearse and perform a story in a circus tent , with some help from Humphrey the Victorian posing toy , and Wobble the giant clown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | dancers | When she was allowed through to the nave she discovered dancers rehearsing a performance and robed guides discouraging visitors from proceeding to the site of St Thomas 's shrine because their passage disturbed the troupe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a band | He or she may even be the local greengrocer who hears a band rehearsing down the road in the village hall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We 've been rehearsing steadily for the tour and live we are very confrontational . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Essex | At the end of this term , the Ayton School choir goes to Coventry Cathedral and Mr Essex , who will sing there with them , is currently rehearsing them for this occasion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The 20-stone Italian tenor was rehearsing as painter Mario Cavaradossi for a production of Puccini 's Tosca which opens in London tomorrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Crawford was not at the hearing ; he was at the London Palladium , rehearsing for a Royal Variety Performance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | brass bands | In fact , maintenance was carried out there and in later years the basement was used as a rifle range for the staff and brass bands used to rehearse there for competitions at the Crystal Palace . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | At the start of the filming we bring in a students ' orchestra and we rehearse for three days , six sessions in all . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | “ I rehearse with them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Freddie resolutely refused to rehearse with water because he would have had to drink glass after glass and , being a bitter expert , he refused to drink bottled beer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I went back to rehearsing with the band while she sat around listening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | Finn said : ` You must rehearse with me . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` No doubt that will all come out in court , also the fact that you refused to rehearse with Aschmann past the first week . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | local councils | So , local councils are rehearsing emergency plans to deal with a possible outbreak . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I remember once , I was rehearsing a piece of Bach -- I forget which piece it was -- and I suddenly felt in a state of absolute harmony . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | VETERAN ravers Macca and Garry Glitter are caught rehearsing their new karaoke double-act . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | Was it when he had forbidden her to rehearse aloud while he was writing ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Did you rehearse the music in the studio or did you learn the songs outside ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | For this up-dated version of the Romeo and Juliet story , producer Michael Poynor has assembled a large , youthful cast which has been rehearsing all summer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a large , youthful cast | For this up-dated version of the Romeo and Juliet story , producer Michael Poynor has assembled a large , youthful cast which has been rehearsing all summer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He had a number of set speeches which he frequently rehearsed for such occasions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We can rehearse it in the lounge at coffee time , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He never rehearsed the performance , but rather the technique of the music , leaving his emotional response to the inspiration of the concert and expecting a well-prepared orchestra to be entirely responsive to this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Cherry Vanilla and I used to take care of our time when we were n't rehearsing by pretending we were rock and roll journalists -- which we were n't . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | That 's where we really started rehearsing together properly as the band . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Charlie liked to sleep here and there , owning nothing , living nowhere permanent , screwing whoever he could ; sometimes he even rehearsed and wrote songs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A cast of 50 youngsters have been hard at work rehearsing the classic production since October . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the officers and men | For days the officers and men had rehearsed a farewell concert . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 're just rehearsing at the moment . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Many years later , in the mid-eighties , John Malkovich , who was rehearsing Death of a Salesman with Dustin , remarked , ` One night we were playing Trivial Pursuit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John Malkovich | Many years later , in the mid-eighties , John Malkovich , who was rehearsing Death of a Salesman with Dustin , remarked , ` One night we were playing Trivial Pursuit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an actor | Another way of looking at it is to think of an actor who rehearses and rehearses his lines in order that his performance may be as near perfect as possible on opening night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Another way of looking at it is to think of an actor who rehearses and rehearses his lines in order that his performance may be as near perfect as possible on opening night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In the following three days they had to get through two complete run-throughs , two technical rehearsals , and one dress rehearsal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | So we did a run-through in the morning which was OK , then had an afternoon in the shallows with the churning machine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Last week , I was doing double run-throughs of the program and I was just shaking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I have a dress rehearsal the day before my match , walking into an empty arena . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` I understand you also told George that you had a rehearsal in Rotherhithe the night before you tried to reform the Intelligence Service by force majeure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 've got this rehearsal for this school concert crap . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I do n't like making excuses , but I have n't been able to practice as much as I would want . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 'd spent a couple of days practising the relay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his daughter | There was obvious tension between Slozil , Steffi Graf 's former coach , and Capriati and between the coach and Mr Capriati , who did not believe his daughter was spending enough time practising on court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | You 've probably noticed how she spends every spare minute practising her putting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It 's a useful feature , allowing you to practise with a drum machine or even another guitarist , saving the need for two amps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Erm you probably need to practise a bit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Some of these rituals we still practise today , though their meaning is only dimly remembered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some animal tissues | Indeed , some animal tissues still practise anaerobic respiration -- including muscle fibres , for short periods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | including muscle fibres | Indeed , some animal tissues still practise anaerobic respiration -- including muscle fibres , for short periods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She practised what she 'd say to Sir Willie on the other dealers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Having perfected each manoeuvre in the flat water , I could then sail down the estuary to the open sea and practise what I had learned on the waves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Professional conjurers who do complicated and difficult tricks practise until they can totally forget the technique and concentrate entirely on the audience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | How many hours a day has he been practising since he left school ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Those of us who now serve the Kha-Khan have practised together many times . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | each patient | At home , each patient was instructed to practice contracting the sphincter several times a day ( at least 20 times three times daily ) for 20-30 seconds as directed in conditioning sessions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They practised for several weeks using newly-developed 1,600 lb armour piercing bombs and specially-developed torpedoes fitted with fins for shallow running in the waters of Pearl Harbor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | If this is an important problem to the parent , they should practise at home saying ` no " before they do it in public . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wing Commander Guy Gibson and the men of 617 Squadron | The drone of the Lancaster aircraft 's four Rolls Royce Merlin engines was heard regularly as Wing Commander Guy Gibson and the men of 617 Squadron practised their low-level bombing techniques . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | PREVIOUS chapters gave advice that you can act on when practising writing answers before the examination . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Olga grunted , and then admitted grudgingly : ` Yeah , he practises on our old piano in the basement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | GM and Ford | This is close to what GM and Ford already practise in Europe , with one difference : the American firms ' subsidiaries rarely trade cars or parts with their parent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` He used to bring along his pet Alsatian , who sat patiently while we practised bandaging paws , " she recalls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | They act a lot ; sometimes I see them practising in front of mirrors , making faces and trying out their voices . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | At ten past three in the morning they coshed driver Jack Mills , and then uncoupled the engine and lead carriage in a manouvre they 'd practiced at Rail marshalling yards in London . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You 'll practise all the skills needed for anchoring and mooring under engine in a small cruiser . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Harlequins | They trailed 20-7 at half-time as Harlequins ran through their repertoire of slick back-line moves in preparation for their Cup final showdown with Bath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I can run through it before the presentation . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I could n't afford to replace it , " he said , ` so I put up my own , with bamboo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I ca n't afford to replace them , so I was wondering if any of your readers would like to donate any Guitarist s they may have and no longer read . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was supposed to deliver a bull to the district officer , it was about three weeks ago , and he decided at the last moment to replace the bull with another one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | East Lothian District Council has decided to replace its six adopted local plans with a single District-wide local plan , the East Lothian District Local Plan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was so horrified by Prittwitz 's proposed withdrawal that he immediately replaced him with Generals Paul von Hindenburg and Erich Ludendorff . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I removed the foam pad and replaced it with a mat of the same size and thickness out of filter wool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can actually repair or replace feathers , at least primary and secondary ones ( the larger wing and tail feathers ) , by some very ingenious methods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I had to replace four needles in all after that disaster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You 're going to have to replace them . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | The wiring was a plumber 's nightmare , and we had to replace too thin starter leads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The WS286 was a nice machine that served me until September last year when , sadly , I had to replace it to make more room on my desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But first , they had to replace the Secretary , Steward and Professional who all left in July 1920 for unconnected reasons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Mr Hardman also had a tremendous capacity for work -- as people are now finding out , they are having to replace him , not with one , but with several people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At his two shops in Reigate , Surrey , and Beckenham , Kent , he has had to replace full-time staff with part-timers and made a manageress redundant last year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He replaced the defectors with four technocrats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can do the same thing on a computer file , deleting each phonetic entry and replacing it with the phonemic transcription or an orthographic one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Reagan fired a handful of top EPA officials and replaced them with five fresh-faced outsiders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the French | In July 1830 the French overthrew the main line of the Bourbon dynasty and replaced it with a cadet branch represented by King Louis Philippe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the cabinet | Insiders at Westminster reported that the cabinet was poised to scrap the poll tax and replace it with a property tax . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nellie | Eventually Nellie got rid of Percy Rimmer and replaced him with Robert Clarke , who did Tiller 's stage effects . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We miss meals and replace them with snacks which may mean missing out on vital nutrients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Foulis family who originally built the castle replaced it in 1806 with the Mansion House now a part of the school buildings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We will replace GP fundholding with a system which guarantees GPs freedom to refer patients outside the service agreements negotiated by health authorities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Doyle | When Lufthansa pulled out of sponsoring the Women 's European Open , Mrs Doyle replaced them with The European newspaper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I flew it for the first time to Dupage Airport to replace the ninety-channel radio with a 720-channel unit , then on to Janesville , Wisconsin , for paint work and a new headliner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Graham | Only when Graham begrudgingly replaced the ineffective David Hillier with substitute Anders Limpar in the 67th minute was there a hint that Arsenal might create something . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Cos they were replacing it with a radial , they 're transferred that stock onto the other end product number . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the body | Often the polyps withdraw , and the polypary may shrink slightly as the animal expels water from inside the body to replace it with fresh water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | plans | The French are also likely to be infuriated by plans to replace May Day with Trafalgar Day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a tendency | When he diagnoses a crisis in this structure -- a tendency to replace paternal authority with external role-models and peer-group norms -- this is inevitably interpreted as a crisis in the process of socialization itself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The potential of replacing fat with a healthier product of similar taste and texture has not been lost on industry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the way for legislation | Late last year , it published a consultative document that could pave the way for legislation to replace the leasehold system with an alternative called Commonhold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both occasions | the child may need help with -ed : on both occasions he replaced it with -t ( cf. fatet ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He replaced me with Peter O'Toole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a spending tax | But the benefit is realised only if a spending tax replaces other existing taxes and the tax burden as a whole is either unchanged or reduced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You replace your roof and stack the discarded tiles beside your house ; can you claim on your household insurance if they are stolen ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bank | Earlier this year the bank replaced this system with Micro Control in a lightning changeover : ` The mainframe was inflexible , so the bank already had a PC database set up for all its rules . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Social Fund replaced the previous system of additional and urgent needs allowances and grants , which had been an area of supplementary benefit responsive to demand and welfare rights pressure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It replace Open Desktop server system as Santa Cruz 's high-end offering and costs from £1,850 for a 16 user licence on CD-ROM to £2,875 for a 512 user licence on 3.5 " disks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Manager Bernie Rhodes | During a tricky period in the late '70s , Manager Bernie Rhodes tried to replace Mick Jones with Steve Jones from The Sex Pistols . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Last December they were instrumental in getting rid of Mr Gaidar and replacing him with one of those industrialists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | HarperCollins is very keen , recognising the need to replace the old sf writers with a new generation , but my sf reader found it heavy going . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nissan | So Nissan replaced it with a snappier car , the Primera . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | I believe that the public want us to get on with abolishing the community charge and replacing it with the council tax . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the children of the 90s | It ca n't be long before they cross the Atlantic as the children of the 90s start replacing designer bodies with designer minds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Labour | And , by the way , Labour will replace the House of Lords with something which will ` act as a senate " to protect our rights . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I replaced the sealed beam units in my 1971 IIA with halogen quad optic lamps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Children Act clearly replaces this with parents ' responsibilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They replaced their Hawes with Cabinet at first and then thought that was too dodgy as well , as a cabinet is a small , secluded room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | It is possible that , while we lose the administrative costs incurred by property valuation , we could easily replace them with the valuations of the poll tax for many different households . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Peter Nicholson | You could have been forgiven for imagining , that Peter Nicholson had undergone surgery to replace his vocal chords with a megaphone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Snakes of the World | If Snakes of the World can cure even a few readers of their phobia , replacing terror with admiration , it will have achieved its purpose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Lacking the certainty that arises from inner , mystic experience , we have a predilection to replace genuine knowledge with dogma . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a wilting strongman | In theory , it is a simple matter to overthrow a wilting strongman and replace him with a civilian president conveniently waiting in the wings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the tsar | When Putiatin rapidly proved a dismal failure at the Ministry of Education , the tsar replaced him with the much more enlightened Aleksandr Golovnin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Labour Government | For millions of people , a Labour Government would replace low wages with no wages . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` With whom would you replace them ? " asked Barker innocently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | A MAN injured in a police shoot-out was last night in hospital with chest wounds while police pieced together the tangled events of a night of violence that also left one man dead and three policemen injured . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police piecing together the events of Tuesday night have discovered that the killer had robbed another couple a few minutes before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | They should come forward and let us piece together the jigsaw . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They would then take it in turns to piece together each others jigsaw , guaranteed to keep them happy for years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Daniel had pieced the story together from the radio : " with throat wounds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pieced it together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | hours | However , since you have no doubt spent hours piecing this letter together ( must have taken you hours , my dear , to get all those words out ) -- I 'll grudgingly acknowledge its existence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Many of our basic likes and dislikes probably have some explanation in the long chain of experience , if only we could piece the jigsaw together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` It was very muddled because she 'd pieced it together out of bits of gossip picked up here and there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | She handed him the two parts of the torch and waited for him to piece the thing together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | small scraps-we | In small scraps-we pieced it together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the painstaking task | And as they go about the painstaking task of piecing the problem together there is one solution which everyone fears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | Mr Chad explained how Harris had tried to burn the envelope but police had later pieced it together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I can piece some of it together , but you know the rest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | He took Mould to the room without any floorboards , and helped him piece together a bizarre contraption containing metal beams , weights and cogs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | whose agents | The new Whig government of 1832 instituted a Royal Commission on the Poor Laws whose agents pieced together the first really comprehensive picture of the situation and a single answer to it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He pieced it together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | Mr Chad explained how Harris had tried to burn the envelope but police had later pieced it together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | However , since you have no doubt spent hours piecing this letter together ( must have taken you hours , my dear , to get all those words out ) -- I 'll grudgingly acknowledge its existence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | He took Mould to the room without any floorboards , and helped him piece together a bizarre contraption containing metal beams , weights and cogs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some , like Deutsche Bank and Crédit Lyonnais , are piecing together hugely expensive pan-European bank networks in the firm belief that retail banking can be moved across borders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | Perhaps this opens up the idea of the Government substituting depreciation accounting in place of principal repayments of loans but imposing the same control over the depreciation charge that it imposes on the minimum revenue provision . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a court | ( 3 ) It is not open to a court to substitute some different protection in place of the long-standing privilege against self-incrimination on which defendants seek to rely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` I have seen countries where you substitute a white oppressor with a black one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Customs officers substituted the drugs with another substance as the consignment arrived and it continued to Scott 's house where he was arrested . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | On a typical day , Macci 's students go to classes from 7.30 am to 1.15 pm ( they substitute their physical education classes with tennis ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wilkinson | Also a line which went something like this : ` Wilkinson substituted Frank Strandli with David R. with 8 minutes remaining . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | landowners | The Chilean government is to allow landowners to substitute a quarter of native forest with plantations of introduced species . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the defender | As an alternative to the fan strike ( right ) , the defender can retaliate by substituting a palm heel strike . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She walked towards her office , plenty to do there which might take her mind off these worries by substituting others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Can I avoid renewing the housing by substituting thick oil to prevent further leakage ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Puttenham | For Attridge , Puttenham truly supplements nature with art , by substituting art for nature . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Applying those tests , first you did not substitute your own decision for that of the parent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The court | ` The court does not substitute its commercial judgment for that of the board , " he added . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | political sociologists | Feminists have accused political sociologists of substituting their own views of what should be the case in the place of evidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Yorkshire people | He had heard Yorkshire people substitute it for the word ` self " , as in : ` I 've been there me sen ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the judiciary | Furthermore , it is quite possible to maintain control in such situations without the judiciary substituting their view for that of the tribunal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | farmers | As land becomes scarce , farmers rely more on additional fertilizer to expand output , in effect substituting energy in the form of fertilizer for land in the production process . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He substituted lower price labels for those on the goods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In algebra a similar thing happens when we substitute numbers for letters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The USSR wishes to substitute gas for oil for its European satellites . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We will erase or cross out the second word and substitute the word ` thou " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | CB is also trying to substitute floating rate for fixed rate mortgages in France . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | However , we reserve the right to substitute alternative carriers/aircraft types as necessary . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | But if we have men who are not straight themselves , then you substitute one crooked man for another , regardless of colour . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Urine advertised as free of detectable drugs is on offer by mail-order to anxious test takers , who could try to substitute it for their own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | anxious test takers | Urine advertised as free of detectable drugs is on offer by mail-order to anxious test takers , who could try to substitute it for their own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A court can not substitute a care order for a supervision order on an application for discharge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | filmmakers | Elsewhere , filmmakers attempted to substitute frenetic drama for intense conflict . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Later , when people got squeamish about that sort of thing , they substituted cats -- a dozen or so live cats tied up in a sack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The exiles would then substitute new strength for old strength , and " change " their strength in the sense that old eagles " change " theirs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | But if instead of the terminals you substitute a network of personal computers or other intelligent workstations , you gain several advantages . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | For distance you must now substitute that very special , and far less abstract , sort of distance which we call height : height which speaks immediately to our muscles and nerves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | A control sentence which substituted the unambiguous conjunction ` while " for ` before " provoked no pause at the word ` entered " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A control sentence which substituted the unambiguous conjunction ` while " for ` before " provoked no pause at the word ` entered " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this moderate liberal | In the 1830's this moderate liberal finally substituted for the omnicompetent Council of Castille a ` modern " Ministry of the Interior and a Supreme Court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the tsarist authorities | In reality , the tsarist authorities substituted for the Nicholaevan concept of " obligated " peasants the slightly more beneficent concept of " temporarily " obligated peasants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He wrote down the surname ` Hughes " but then crossed it out and substituted ` Harvey . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Winston Smith , his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind , slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions , though not quickly enough to prevent a swirl of gritty dust from entering along with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Winston Smith , his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind , slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions , though not quickly enough to prevent a swirl of gritty dust from entering along with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | too many | But the idea of a tax as some kind of entry ticket for citizenship was always a nonsense : too many are able to dodge paying it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You 've managed to dodge meeting the boys at the sharp end of this exercise for far too long . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Some people become ` procedure police " at meetings ; they dodge joining in discussion of matters under consideration by constantly raising ` points of order " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He should have seen the face of his right hon. Friend the Member for Finchley when he evaded answering a question about the word " federal " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She sidestepped answering , saying `` with proper procedures and with proper formalities , all can come to attend the forum . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stopped again by the pavilion and , with his eyes fixed on Gabriel and a demented grin on his pock-marked face , rent the golden cloth from bottom to top . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he heard of a Kaiser talking in an after-dinner speech about ` my friend the Sultan " he was astonished , and could have rent his garments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bosley and Hughes knelt on him and manacled his hands behind his back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He strangled her -- after first manacling her with handcuffs , torturing her and sexually assaulting her , the prosecution alleged . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | South Vietnam | After hearing reports that South Vietnam shackled political prisoners in crowded metal cages with little food or water , he arranged for some of the congressmen to visit the prison on Con Dau . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | `` When they shackle me , like they shackled my slave ancestors and take me off to jail , nobody in this room will see me crawl , '' the black congressman said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bronson gashed his shin on the spikes of a rival athlete and with only three athletes staying on their feet the race was re-run . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | kidnappers | Pacheco , 25 , said kidnappers beat him and gashed his feet several times before letting him go in Amatitlan , 17 miles ( 25 kilometers ) southwest of the capital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Lifting her chin , she looked him in the eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tucked one foot into her crotch , sticking out her knee , and lifted her heel from the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ` He kissed me on the cheek and I waved him off at the door and watched TV before going to bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She poked about in the brambles and wagged her tail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bully wagged his tail on seeing Angela , but Angela did n't pat him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an on-heat goat | One whiff of the opened container will make an on-heat goat wag her tail in the characteristic manner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Instead of taking to her heels , as any sensible pariah dog would have done , she advanced wagging her tail to sniff at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dancers | Jimmy Tarbuck is rabbiting on in front of the tabs , the dancers are in position , stretching their limbs and adjusting their costumes , bathed in the blue of first lighting condition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I dread to think of the thousands of women who stretch their limbs to unhealthy lengths in a vain bid to attain taut buttocks and breasts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the thousands of women | I dread to think of the thousands of women who stretch their limbs to unhealthy lengths in a vain bid to attain taut buttocks and breasts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the men | ` Quick , " she called as the men stood up , stretching cramped limbs and groaning softly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The coolies inside the fetid dens immediately began to stretch their stiffened limbs and drag themselves off their sodden mats , knowing that within minutes the cai would be among them flailing heavy staves to rouse the laggards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marx blinked his bloodshot eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It was more , she blinked her eyes , as if roused out of a coma . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He glanced around slowly , blinking his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He blinked red rimmed eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cleo blinked her huge dark eyes slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I closed my eyes weakly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She closed her eyes in dread . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He momentarily closed his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Flora closed her eyes in ecstasy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kathleen closed her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Doctor Staples lifted his eyes from the chart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Noreen | As she moved up , Noreen lifted her eyes to the choir stalls , as if in a signal , and the organ segued to a softer introduction to the Recessional Hymn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peach lifted her eyes reluctantly from his gleaming , oversize boots to his face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lifted drowsy blue eyes to his , bemused by the power he seemed to have over her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the boy | As he picked it up , the boy opened his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Willie opened his eyes and looked around . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She opened her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he opened his eyes again to peer at his watch and the expression of irritation returned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I opened my eyes like that . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Margaret rolled her eyes at the ceiling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She laughed and rolled her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She rolled her eyes heavenwards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The pony was rolling its eyes but stood motionless because a young boy relentlessly twisted its ear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alice rolled her eyes upward rudely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shut her eyes again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Myeloski | In the back , Myeloski shut his eyes ; it was the moment he hated the most . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lýie shut her eyes and frowned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She shut her eyes in shame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man licked mud-caked lips , eyes half-closing in weariness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Will licked his lips and looked uncertainly towards Hari . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He snorted , and rubbed his nose with a finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Grinning , he gently rubbed his swollen nose , newly broken a fourth time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rubs his nose and fiddles with his ear , he must be insecure ! " we say . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He sat back and massaged his temples , his eyes closed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Irina wrinkled her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wrinkled her nose in disapproval . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The coroner wrinkled his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Eddie wrinkled her brow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Roman wrinkled his brows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Arty closed his mouth and began to brush the heel of his open hand against his left temple in a repeated gesture of frustration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He closed his mouth down around hers , and for a moment she was too stunned to react . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Loretta | Catching sight of herself in a wall mirror , Loretta closed her mouth and waited for Bridget to go on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The porter drew back his hand and rubbed his mouth with the back of his wrist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Eunice | Threat Number Three sobered Henry up slightly , though his mother and Noreen , flanking him on each side like two prison warders , had n't said a word since Eunice had opened her mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Constance | Wild with fear , Constance opened her mouth and bit his nose so hard that it hurt her teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shut his mouth and hung his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He shut his mouth and swallowed hard , and in the space of about two seconds she saw a whole kaleidoscope of emotions flash in succession through his mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rest of us could just sit and twiddle our thumbs and drink iced coffee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Intelligence Agency , if he had been twiddling his thumbs for a week , he might just have been a little determined himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He winked , and rubbed the side of his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was tugging anxiously at one earlobe , and the silence continued to hang between them , though Nunzia slapped and stirred at the range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rubbed his nose , tugged at an earlobe , shuffled his feet on the carpet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | At the end of one particularly painful lesson , Miss Hatherby did release them and they stalked the room stiffly , pecking at the furniture and flapping their wings , to Constance 's great delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | several swans | Just then several swans began flapping their wings and hissing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he flapped his stumpy wings and heaved his fat body up above the topmost branches , Cassowary was as pleased as pie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She smiled and she lifted her eyelids at a man in a way that conveyed how attractive and interesting he was . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She licked her lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rubbed his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jehan wrinkled his nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the buyers in front of the rostrum | `` We have had cricket sales before and we enjoy seeing the buyers in front of the rostrum unscrewing their flasks and unwrapping their sandwiches , '' said Richard Madley , a director of Phillips auctioneers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you accidentally stain walls with woodworm fluid , leave it for a week or two , and if it still shows , coat it with an aluminium primer before redecorating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A farmer sowed good seed in his field but , while he was asleep , an enemy sowed darnel amongst the wheat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At times , especially following the leakage of so-called ` medical evidence " to a Sunday newspaper , it appeared he was acting independently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The Lord Chancellor will be given power to make rules allowing magistrates to disallow a solicitor 's costs or order him to pay costs if he fails to act reasonably competently or expeditiously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | anglers | Mr Shephard would like legislation to make sure that anglers act responsibly and compassionately . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a local authority | In one case , the Appeal Court found a local authority had acted unlawfully by failing to consult residents properly before closing a home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a lorry-driver | Since that was highlighted , several witnesses have come forward and told Gilmour 's lawyer , Gordon Ritchie , that they were aware of a lorry-driver acting suspiciously on the afternoon of the murder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | They challenged a man who was seen acting suspiciously at a horses ' rest home near their RAF base . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | They challenged a man who was seen acting suspiciously at a horses ' rest home near their RAF base . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We must act responsibly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Security Council | South Africa claimed that since it was a party to the dispute the Security Council had acted illegally in depriving it of its right of audience under United Nations Charter , Article 32 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the demonstrators | Injunctions were sought to prevent this , but the judge had some difficulty in finding that the demonstrators were acting illegally . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Commission is pledged to act independently of national or sectional interests . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | If you see someone attempting or actually stealing a vehicle , or see someone acting suspiciously near vehicles -- ring the police immediately . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Surely what counts , from the point of view of the person in authority , is not what the subject thinks but how he acts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | How you act at work gives certain messages to all the people you work with . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The method of preparation of the remedies and how they act is not essential to an understanding of Homoeopathy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If you want to know what a man is really like , take notice of how he acts when he loses money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the habitus | Through such examples , it becomes clear how the habitus acts both to generate the diversity of forms and , in turn , to classify these same diverse fields . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The play 's interest , rather , is centred on how they act : both what they do and what they say , and the gap between the two . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Before describing its role in some specific cellular processes , I shall summarize how InsP 3 is released from the membrane and how it acts to generate calcium signals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | How would he act if he knew that his career was to be made into fiction , to serve as an object lesson , and a name of opprobrium , to the generations that followed him ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I surprised myself how I acted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | individual agents | This postulates the distribution of resources according to how individual agents acting prudentially ( under certain conditions of limitation ) would distribute resources for a hypothetical life span . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` You remember how he acted when I came out ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In that time we have found out how it is produced , how it is metabolized and , now that its receptor has been cloned , we are beginning to understand how it acts to release calcium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | For more evidence that addictions have something in common in the way they act on the brain as a whole , no matter which pathways they stimulate , look at the pictures on this page . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Children should see that from the way I act , not from what I tell them to think " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Though I agreed with their political views , I could not condone the way they acted and was glad to see them go at last . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He intrigued her , there was something about the way he acted , the way he spoke that made him different from all the other vagrants that she had met . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I say , ` We treat you guys like that because of the way you act . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Call a child stupid often enough , and she will act as if she were stupid , which almost amounts to becoming stupid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 've been acting as if I hate her . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` I do n't know what this is all about , or why you 're acting as if the bogyman is on your heels , but I suppose I 'll have to listen to you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We acted as if we owned RCA , that we were RCA , that we had this corporation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Christ | Is Dr Campbell saying that Christ did not really take our sin upon himself but acted as if he did ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cranston , however , acted as if she was an old friend , flattered and fussed her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had decided to act as if they liked each other ; he did n't know how he affected her and he was n't going to know . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Each department acts as if it is the purchaser of another department 's production and then ` sells " on materials that it has processed for the next stage of production . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Church censors | As time passed , however , the Church censors began to act as if the distinction were of no importance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the third party and his advisers | Nevertheless the third party and his advisers seem to have acted as if such a direction had been given , for a document expressed to be a defence and counterclaim of the third party has been served . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Isaac said , and it was only then that Alan realized that he was acting as if he knew . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Claire | Trust Claire to act as if she were the centre of attention . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He could n't forget he 'd been an Army sergeant , he talked like one and acted as if he was still on a parade ground or something . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | D'Aubigny himself acted as if Angus was scarcely there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | By the end , he acted as if he 'd said nothing to me at all earlier about being worried , being followed and everything and he turned the conversation round to me and my future . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | But at all times I would prefer them to act as if they have non-speaking parts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John | While he was courting her , John was very protective towards mother and son , and acted like a big daddy to them both . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | everyone | And should everyone act like his mother , society would grind to a halt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She acted like an old woman sometimes , though she was n't quite -- probably no older than thirty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He found himself impossibly tongue-tied ; his cheeks coloured and he cursed himself for acting like a teenager . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | prongs | The obvious isolated pillar of rock is the Trinnacle , its tantalising prongs acting like a magnet for scramblers -- and persuasive photographers ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | derision | Penry 's derision acted like a red-hot needle , pricking the fragile balloon of her vanity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Senna , Mansell , Prost : Gaug 's top three , but do they act like champions ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They did n't act like police , did they ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | He was always at a loss when people acted like this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They acted as if they had no choice in the matter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The poor saps come round here and act like they 're his equals , and he plays with them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | soldiers | Only when the libidinal ties are weakened do soldiers act in panic , ignoring their comrades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | ` She acted extremely courageously , " added the spokesman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lawyers acting for the Queen are set to try to block Living With The Queen before it goes on sale in the US next month . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Where a person is actually being made the subject of an unlawful attack by another , he is entitled to act in self-defence , and use force to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fiona | Tremayne , sensing it also , fussed over her even more than usual and Fiona herself made visible efforts to act normally and as she said ` be sensible " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He came in so unexpectedly I probably acted dumb at first . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had been hopelessly spoiled as a child and as an adult continued to act as he chose , accepting neither advice nor criticism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jabbed a finger into the table-top to emphasize his point . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She jabbed two fingers into his eyes and he screamed and rolled off her , trying to rise to his feet , blinded by her attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Donna | ` There , " Donna suddenly shouted , jabbing a finger against the glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Myra | ` Outstanding my foot , " Myra said , jabbing a pin into Claudia 's leg in her indignation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He straightened up from the binnacle and jabbed a finger painfully into my chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The woman jabbed her cigarette into the man 's face and he loosened his grip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the civilians | Bird Alighting ( Peopeo Tholekt ) rode out to parley , but returned in consternation after one of the civilians repeatedly jabbed a rifle into his ribs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jabbed the metal rod hard into the man 's stomach and as he doubled up , brought it swiftly down on his exposed head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Bishop 's secretary | ` Morris dancers and mudwater-medicine merchants ! " mouthed the Bishop 's secretary , jabbing his eyeglass in the playmaster 's face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I try to twist my body so I can jab my left elbow in his face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Duvall | But Duvall smacked it dismissively aside and jabbed two steel-hard fingers at the base of Jimmy 's throat with a cold and precise disdain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She took a deep breath , and jabbed her fingers into the gaping mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Now she jabbed the toe of her smart Italian shoe in the dog , who was snuffling about under the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Chen | He began to shake his head in denial , but Chen jabbed the gun hard against his head , drawing blood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He jabs the gun barrel to my neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man pocketed the wallet , and jabbed his foot down on the accelerator . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his men | Covering the sprawled guards constantly , Mortimer hopped over the bodies and continued downwards , his men jabbing the bodies with bayonets to make sure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She stopped and jabbed at O'Hara 's machine with her umbrella . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anderson towered above it , carefully sharpening his knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | By the wings of Draconius , when I 've sharpened my axe you 'll suffer the same fate as Whiplash ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a young man in a doorway | You see a young man in a doorway sharpening his fingernails with a razor-blade , perhaps a common Neapolitan pastime , and useful too if it helps winkle those stray bits of salami from between your teeth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It made her feel as if she should be sharpening her sword in preparation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a squire | Looked at in a different way , a feudal knight would have a squire who carried his armour for him , sharpened up his sword , and polished his boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Looked at in a different way , a feudal knight would have a squire who carried his armour for him , sharpened up his sword , and polished his boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | pupils | Safe and simple chucks make the range of products wider , and a grinding system allows pupils to sharpen their own tools . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hoists his braces up , tips his chair back , and begins to sharpen a matchstick into a toothpick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the tiger | With that the tiger began to sharpen his teeth and claws in a very frightening manner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Your grandfather had been a Poor Law Guardian and sharpened his razor on a leather strap that was also for giving beltings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | To start with I used them straight with no water and sharpened the leads to a fine point to draw the outline . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Well , my grandfather erected it ; and of an evening he would be very busy sharpening up chopping hooks and one thing and another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the women | He recalled how as a five-year-old he had ridden on the back of a huge sow , beating it with a twig as the men stood around and laughed and the women sharpened the knives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pursuivant sharpened his pencil , opened his notebook , and wrote down the date . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Philip sharpened one of his pencils that Lee must have broken , sharpened it too much and the lead broke again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pulled a fresh pile of paper from her desk drawer , sharpened her pencil and got down to work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bullock | While Bullock can pout from behind a token booth , Gallagher , with his well-groomed looks , can pout from a coma . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm not going to pout or be upset at anybody . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bonaly | In the 1994 World Championships , Bonaly pouted over her marks and refused to wear her silver medal during the final ceremony . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Her only top-three finish at the worlds was a silver last year , when she pouted and took the medal off her neck on the podium because she felt the judges had robbed her of the gold . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pierce pouted and berated herself for errors , but kept calm in the crunch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Everybody 's a bungler , an amateur . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you too , Frodo | Gandalf had said much earlier that ` Already you too , Frodo , can not easily let it go , nor will to damage it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you have treated it roughly and damaged its needle , it will never work correctly until you have had that needle renewed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | war engines and large monsters | However , it is possible for war engines and large monsters to damage them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The Maggot had played American football until he had come off his Harley-Davidson at eighty miles an hour and permanently damaged his left knee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Edmund , I swear if you tear your clothes again , climbing that wall , I wo n't sit up half the night to mend them before Dameta sees twreaking . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Everything he wore had to be thick , because he tore his clothes , destroyed them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he , Preston | Or else he , Preston , had inadvertently torn a hole in the fabric of the universe and the Evil had come seeping through . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Nina pulled her shawl so roughly from the hook on the door that she tore a hole in it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | ` They 'll tear it with their damned boots , " complained Jack of Longleigh who had built the new Mouth of Hell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tore a knee ligament during PSV Endhoven 's 3-0 victory over Willem II Tilburg on Saturday and will be out for the rest of the season . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tore his hair with his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tore the doctor 's books and wrote all over them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | They said that I had torn a policeman 's tunic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Joanne had torn a ligament so badly refereeing a basketball match that she was on morphine for a week after hospital surgery , and could n't even walk let alone play golf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Amelia tore the envelope open and laughed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Anna | Soon after they had arrived in New York Anna had torn a dress and Mrs Carson had handed it to Ruth to repair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | For example , at the peak of my running career in 1983 , I tore my plantar fasciitis and spent much of the next three years running at less than 100 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tore it outside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Once in her room she took a seat by the windows and , pushing her distress over Paul to the back of her mind , tore open the packet he 'd given her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rosie | She was stitching the holes Rosie had managed to rip in the seat of his pants in the few seconds they were in her possession . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Athelstan carefully ripped the canvas open with the small knife he always carried . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | He remembered her ripping it the day she 'd taken him to see the hens for the first time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She knew if she forced it she would rip it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She took a deep breath and ripped the envelope open swiftly -- Well , there was only one way to find out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Faith Caskie | Then she remembered her night-gown was torn down the front where Faith Caskie had ripped it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | Youngman shouted : ` You have ripped my jacket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ripped open one of the little silver foil packets and handed her the lubricated ring of rubber . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | One of them | ` One of them ripped my blouse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They ripped open the jugular vein , releasing an appalling rush of blood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | `` We will dam the area and skim or pump the oil out , '' he said , adding that much of the recovered oil would be sent to refineries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Salazar | Judge Renfren Paisano , in the northeastern province of Gracias a Dios , last November sentenced Salazar for skimming 11 pounds ( five kilos ) of cocaine from a July 1994 drug bust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | `` smart '' units | They include extending the treaty to civil wars instead of just international conflicts , banning metal-free mines that defy detection and requiring mines used in most instances to be `` smart '' units that eventually disable themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | They include extending the treaty to civil wars instead of just international conflicts , banning metal-free mines that defy detection and requiring mines used in most instances to be `` smart '' units that eventually disable themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She said he began coming into her bedroom at night soon after he arrived , disabling the intercom linking her room to her parents ' room on another floor , and harassing her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Those in the field locating and disabling mines applaud the more dramatic moves , like Belgium 's ban . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police have used articles in the penal code to back up arrests of journalists critical of the government and to disable printing presses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the robbers | Caretaker Frank Lupian said the robbers tied him and his wife in a corner and disabled the office telephone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Ukrainians managed to disable armored personnel carriers , said another U.N. spokesman , Alexander Ivanko . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraq | By disabling the equipment , Iraq has taken another step toward meeting U.N. conditions for easing a 5-year-old economic blockade stifling the country 's economy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Loganair usually operates a Shorts 360 aircraft on the Edinburgh -Wick-Kirkwall route . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two passengers were operating lap-top computers when a Boeing 747-400 started oscillating left and right during flight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Eventually he managed to sit in a chair unaided and began to attend the hospital school , where he operated a computer with a mouth-held drumstick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The other important but less visible change is that those who operate the robots and computers are part-time women workers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | The other important but less visible change is that those who operate the robots and computers are part-time women workers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Insist on a demonstration if you 're unsure how to operate the equipment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They are capable of administering drugs and operating resuscitation equipment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the girl | After the girl had calmed down enough to operate her scanning equipment , a number of hairline fractures had been revealed and a torn muscle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the remaining crewman | The repeater bolt thrower has a crew of two models and if one crewman is slain then the remaining crewman can continue to operate the machine without any reduction in performance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People holding loud parties or operating noisy machinery will be closely scrutinised by the council 's environmental health officers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | resorts | Cold weather enabled the resorts to operate their snowmaking machines and ensure a solid white carpet back to the village which survived a warm patch over Christmas and is predicted to last long through the months ahead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a driver | Experience with Atlantean buses suggested that a driver could operate a double-deck vehicle , and this principle was applied to 761 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many hauliers have spent years operating vehicles actually owned by the haulage company , but the benefits of expanding business using some form of contract hire agreement can not be ignored . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | labour | With little additional labour available , employers compete fiercely for labour to operate newly installed machinery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We operate a menu to get the best out of the rations , " Lamb says . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Visitors will be able to operate a network of interactive VDUs to obtain information on almost all the works we possess and their history as if they were taking a peep into the vaults . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Software users should operate secure and efficient housekeeping systems to reduce the danger of unauthorized copies being made of programs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Foreign officers could not operate radar and other navigational equipment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They also damaged and torched several vehicles in Dhaka and the motor way linking northern districts with the capital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The mayor said he did n't think he had damaged the Middle East peace process . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The nation 's best teacher believes that when students feel their school belongs to them , they damage the building . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She damaged the finger tip and the knuckle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She fractured her jaw and damaged seven teeth in the six-metre tumble . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the fishermen | Ecologists contend the fishermen are damaging the delicate equilibrium on the lagoon 's sandy bottom , damaging plant life considered vital to the sea 's chain of nutrients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They attacked and damaged several shops and vehicles , officials said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They damaged the engine of one train and detained another train . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | `` This time they damaged your belongings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They also damaged 329 schools , 143 hospitals and clinics and 200,000 houses , as well as water , electricity and telecommunications facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Krunislav Olujic , who replaced Vukovic as chief justice , was ousted in January when the judicial committee found that he damaged the court 's reputation by maintaining relations with two people convicted of minor crimes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He kicked a trash container and damaged the toe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The results could have been disastrous for the force which has already had to freeze recruitment of officers during 1993 to keep within a tight budget . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the force | The results could have been disastrous for the force which has already had to freeze recruitment of officers during 1993 to keep within a tight budget . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Under the Israel -PLO autonomy agreement , the clauses must be revoked by spring , and Prime Minister Shimon Peres has said he would freeze further peace negotiations if Arafat did not make good on his promise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Germany | Last September , Germany froze all development aid to Vietnam and said Hanoi was violating international law by not taking back its citizens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | NATO | But NATO froze the talks until its troops deploy and Bosnian army soldiers collected the villagers ' weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Israel has threatened it would freeze peace talks unless the PLO retracted charter sections calling for Israel 's destruction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea has frozen its suspect nuclear program in return for the two modern reactors , which produce far less weapons-grade plutonium , and substitute fuel oil worth dlrs 50 million a year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | U.S.-Soviet | 1972 - U.S. Senate approves U.S.-Soviet agreement to freeze major part of their offensive nuclear arsenals for five years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Croatian Serbs earlier this week froze economic negotiations with Tudjman 's government in response to its decision to end the 3-year-old peacekeeping mission . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Australia has already frozen military ties with France in protest of President Jacques Chirac 's decision to conduct eight underground nuclear tests at Mururoa and Fangataufa atolls in Polynesia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the EU | Also , Verros said , the EU will freeze a western aid program for Croatia to penalize the country for opening a war on many fronts agaisnt rebel Serbs hold the Krajina region . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kozyrev froze cooperation to protest the North Atlantic Treaty Organization 's plans to offer membership to some ex-Warsaw Pact nations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government froze settlement construction in 1992 to facilitate peace talks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Western donors | The EU was among Western donors that froze aid in 1992 to pressure then-dictator Kamuzu Banda into introducing political reforms and improving human rights . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | The EU was among Western donors that froze aid in 1992 to pressure then-dictator Kamuzu Banda into introducing political reforms and improving human rights . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government of Prime Minister I.K. Gujral | On Sunday , Mrs. Gandhi accused the government of Prime Minister I.K. Gujral with trying to hush up Jain 's report . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | NASA | Later this year , NASA will launch the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer satellite , and Welsh believes that many stars in the tunnel will be detected . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | British Satellite Broadcasting ( BSB ) | On the 27th August , 1989 , British Satellite Broadcasting ( BSB ) launched their satellite from Cape Canaveral to join the Astra Satellite some 23,000 miles out in space . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iraq also retaliated by launching Scud missiles against Saudi Arabia and Israel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Iraq said yesterday it had launched a 48-tonne three-stage rocket into space and announced the local manufacture of new long-range missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The aircraft would be able to launch the missiles at a considerable distance from well-defended targets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | RUSSIA will launch a missile towards America 's nuclear submarine and bomber aircraft bases tomorrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people with schizophrenia | A study by Wing and Brown ( 1970 ) suggested that people with schizophrenia were likely to respond to understimulation by withdrawal and regression . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The congress , in the town of Komrat , was responding to a decision by the Moldavian Supreme Soviet on July 27 to reject proposals to create within Moldavia an autonomous Gagauz republic or region . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The British responded by being the best at one particular product type , made on a particular machine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the firemen | If anyone had been crying for help , the firemen must have responded by now . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The inspectors responded with orders for sluicing and cleansing and ventilating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Prime Minister , however , responded with the instinctive nationalist belligerence that came most naturally to her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Turkish government responded with indignation to the German move , repeating previous allegations that Germany supported the PKK at a political level . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | British pacifists responded to the Russian Revolution with euphoria . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When 24-hour staffing is provided by the ward or department team , they are more likely to respond to requests for a change in working arrangements to meet an unavoidable staffing shortfall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Church | The celebration of this World Communications Day underlines the need for the Church to respond to the many unprecedented changes brought about by the communications media and their effects on modern living . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | This helps them to respond sensitively to their clients ' suggestions and to furnish a diagnosis and accusation of guilt which is highly acceptable to the victim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the audience | It may be likely that the audience will respond adversely , entitling the police to request the speaker to desist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Minister of State | I hope that the Minister of State will respond positively to my criticisms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Government needs to listen to the public and respond accordingly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people who suffer from intellectual impairment | Therefore , people who suffer from intellectual impairment may be unable to acquire adequate knowledge and to respond quickly and appropriately to a threat to safety . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Minister | Will the Minister respond positively by stating that he will grant both applications to allow that small number of people to be retained in my constituency ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | The intrinsic relationship between the local sector and its communities , its flexibility and ability to respond quickly to encompass new needs , makes the sector even more vital in times of recession . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He does n't respond to my friendly greeting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Each pupil then has to respond to each statement by saying whether they strongly agree , agree , neither agree nor disagree , disagree , strongly disagree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iraq responded to the air war with anti-aircraft fire and ground-to-air missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Israel government responded by imposing strict curfews on restless areas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Saudi Arabia responded on Feb. 3 by banning the recruitment of Thai workers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | US researchers have developed a coal-based compound which they claim produces 80 per cent less sulphur when burned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The ` programme " he developed from 1883 , though most fully during his years outside the Cabinet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | If Isabel can include in the time she spends with him developing his skills for a propensity for being slightly more economic in his travel and hospitality arrangements , I guess we 'd be even more pleased . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She 's developed a steady business and a strong social life at her church . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | On the chip side , Samsung says it is developing and will fabricate its own Precision Architecture RISC microprocessor that will combine high speed memory technology with the CPU logic on one chip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Each of BP Oil 's business units is developing a performance targetting system , designed to improve its ability to satisfy customers " needs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | black kids | Why is it that black kids develop their sporting progress to the point that , by the time they leave school , their educational motivation is rather low , while their sporting motivation is soaring ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Appealing to rather different sentiments , there are strong grounds for arguing that scientists should take social responsibility for the technology they develop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | However , it does mean that if you develop a life-threatening condition , you will have the reassurance of knowing that your wishes are recorded in written form if you become unable to express them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the planners | From telephone surveys and detailed representative group discussions , the planners developed the programme 's shape -- the neighbourhood , story line , characters -- and launched it successfully four years later . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | ` This will allow us to concentrate more on developing the growth potential of our remaining newspapers operations . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ward | After failing to persuade his employer to produce a similar program , Ward developed one of his own , in partnership with an American programmer called Rusty Luring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | coalitionists | Once established , coalition proved difficult to shift and coalitionists developed an ideology of their own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many institutions in Further and Higher Education are developing policies on equal opportunities but most are facing difficulties in trying to put policy into practice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Phil and Margaret developed a slide presentation on business plans and spent two days at the St Robert of Newminster Secondary School helping students make their own plans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ontos has developed a set of object class libraries for financial trading rooms in a co-development with the University of West England , ( formerly Bristol Polytechnic ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Soviet Union | Following the 1967 Six-day War the Soviet Union developed substantial military facilities in Egypt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | themselves | The activity can be taken further by asking them to represent three key moments in a story line ( either one they have heard or one they have themselves developed through drama ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rebel legislators made no immediate response . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bankers , however , gave a cool response to the proposed scheme , arguing that the Hong Kong-dollar bond market was not yet ready to provide the financial infrastructure needed to make Sir Donald 's proposal feasible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The United States on Wednesday announced it would provide dlrs 10 million in response to the appeal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Serbs pulled some heavy weapons out of the Sarajevo area in February 1994 , in response to a NATO ultimatum after the shelling of a market killed 68 people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the four Palestinian plainclothes police in the convoy | The officer said the four Palestinian plainclothes police in the convoy fired in the air in response to the ambush and then rushed to the Israelis to administer first aid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Serbs have promised to relax some restrictions in response to the peace mission of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter who arrived in Sarajevo on Sunday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | military | An administration official , speaking on condition of anonymity , said chief U.S. negotiator Richard Holbrooke , an assistant secretary of state , is advocating a military response against the Serbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fatah | It said that `` Fatah is capable of making an appropriate response at the appropriate time . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Baldino | In response to Charash 's criticism about releasing the findings before publishing them , Baldino said government regulations require him to disclose information that could affect the company 's financial status . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | government and industry , as well as those with resources in land and money , | It is up to government and industry , as well as those with resources in land and money , to make a concerted effort to secure our country 's wealth and heritage for the future . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peter Yeo , who had been watching his partners , realized that he and Tim were not carrying the other two and decided to make another effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I suppose that because she had n't really known me from an early age , she made a tremendous effort to get to know me later . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I am making every effort to avoid the inn being sold , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She 'd been reserved in a way which suggested that she might be strong-willed but was making an effort to hide it or keep it in check . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I shall not abandon the effort to persuade you otherwise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I abandoned the effort to count up to a hundred , sensing that brightly coloured biochemicals were jiggling together on the page . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Merrill made a determined effort to pull herself out of the glow induced by the wine and Luke 's compliments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police in Lothian will continue their policy to test all drivers involved in accidents and moving traffic offences in a determined effort to discourage drink driving . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Frank Williams would n't reveal whether he had made last-ditch efforts to persuade Mansell to drive on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The five Moorsbus operators have agreed to accept each other 's tickets on services within the park in an effort to encourage greater use of the new services . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The US secretary of state , Warren Christopher , is due to begin a Middle East tour later this week in an effort to get the peace talks started again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Alternatively you can join in activities on a daily basis if you live or are holidaying in the area . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The individual with this ethic does not engage in any cooperative activity for goals beyond the immediate-interest of the nuclear family . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tibetans | In a gesture construed as a concession to China , the communiqué also stated that India " does not allow Tibetans to engage in anti-China political activities in India " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Men who engage in high risk sexual activity in closed institutions ( such as prisons ) are more at risk because of the lack of condoms and health education . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The children should be given the opportunity to mix with handicapped people , and encouraged to participate in voluntary activities , helping in homes and at social clubs for the handicapped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | members | The ability of members successfully to perform practical activities in collaboration with others is what makes the social world possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | students | This series of modules provides opportunities for students to undertake investigation activities designed to improve their knowledge and understanding of their local area . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | older people | Studies which have examined the ability of older people to undertake activities of daily living ( adl ) usually take one of two main approaches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | Are staff given adequate training to enable them to undertake recruitment activities ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It respires anaerobically , by a process known as fermentation ; breaking down sugars to produce carbon dioxide and alcohol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The superintendent slid out of the car and tried to rub the tiredness from her eyes , respiring the chill of the night like an elixir . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had always respired his work with the same primal need that his body sought oxygen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an outgoing fish | It is when an outgoing fish ceases to swim with the shoal and skulks , perhaps with fins folded and respiring more rapidly than usual , that something is suspect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the corals | This assists the corals in the building of their skeletons , and releases oxygen which helps the corals respire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They respire at lower levels of light , temperature and tissue moisture than bryophytes or vascular plants , and are protected by dehydration against exhaustion of carbohydrate reserves ( Smith , 1984 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Terrestrial amphibians respire through their skin and to do this must keep it moist with mucus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many organisms | The first living things evolved in its absence , and many organisms even today still respire without its aid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blufton respired deeply , his eyes glued first to the superintendent 's face and then Dexter 's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche respired steadily to allow the tension to subside and asked Lancaster why David Parkin might want to murder his wife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He lay back , respiring deeply . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the plants and algae | However , after dark the plants and algae stop producing oxygen and instead use it to respire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Because the cornea is avascular , it needs to respire directly from the atmosphere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lingula | In this process , the tentacles serve another and important function , for the water brings with it dissolved oxygen which Lingula needs in order to respire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | David respired slowly , letting the air swell in his lungs before the weight of his rib-cage forced it out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many modern organisms | However , many modern organisms respire without the aid of oxygen ; that is , are anaerobic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | David respired deeply to quieten his euphoria . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Guido gave a brief sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She set everything out on the table , then stared at the blank sheet of paper in front of her and gave a small sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she braced herself , heaving a deep sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Folding her against him , he gave a long sigh , then moved her back so that he could look into her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He nodded and gave a deep sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She gave a long sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With a long sigh , she turned to face him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With a heavy sigh she lay back on the pile of beach cushions , closing her eyes against the early-morning sun , already climbing high in the sky . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Laura told her with a heavy sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benstede pursed his lips and let out a long sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I swallow , take a long sigh and look at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Claudia heaved a huge sigh and tried to smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | George breathed a deep sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dragon heaved a huge sigh of relief and politely turned his head to let out a huge smoky belch ; then he settled down for a dragon-like snooze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She gave a weary sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Philpott gave a resigned sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She gave a small sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rex made a major sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She breathed a sigh of relief as he made no attempt to continue the discussion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maggie gave a great sigh of exasperation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She gazed up at it with a deep sigh of pleasure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Briant allowed himself a small sigh of irritation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | “ I 'll have the use of a locker at the airport … ” she trailed off with a despondent sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Brian gasped with the pain , and could n't breathe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He gasped with pain as the head of the smaller boy caught him in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In 1986 , on their first tour to Britain for years , the Bolshoi 's artistic director , Yuri Grigorovich , revealed Mukhamedov to the ballet world , and it gasped with astonishment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I can … ’ but the words were stopped in him and he seemed to suffocate and gasp with the sense of a power beyond the Cages that he had sensed briefly before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Suddenly , she was clinging to him , her hands in his dark hair , gasping with pent-up desire as his hands swept up to her breasts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ronni gasped with dismay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She nearly gasped with dismay at the shock that shivered down into her tummy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Louisa gasped with delight to see the man and his reflection travel together so fluently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alexandra and Lyddy gasped in unison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A few seconds later , he gasped in realization : had n't the scientist referred to his tardy colleague as ` he " ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He turned , elbows beneath him , gasping in the foul air , his chest heaving . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Joanna | It was so beautifully cut that Joanna gasped in admiration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Karen | She had disappeared , strategically , into the folds of her little black dress , leaving Karen gasping in her underslip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thessy gasped at such blasphemy , while I scowled at Ellen 's blackmail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fabia | And as Fabia gasped at the implication she saw behind that statement Lubor was going on , ` It is I who asks you , for myself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the guests | The jewels sparkled in the candlelight and the guests gasped at the sheer magnificence of the piece . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He slowly lifted the hand which had been clutching his , opened it and very gently implanted a kiss on its palm , and laughed when she gasped at the caress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Larger fish | Symptom : Larger fish , in particular gasping at the surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Joshua gasped as his heavy frame shook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alice suddenly gasped as though an invisible blade had pricked her flesh ; the smile remained , though , and became even more serene . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The female emperor moth puffs her sexual perfumes out from her abdomen , and these carry downwind in an expanding cone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The count puffed out smoke through his long holder as we shook hands , and then Paula Reece asked him , ` Vrin , be an angel and let's have a little piano music . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | James puffed out a great breath , digging his hands deep into the big empty pockets of his coat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Mantini straightened up and puffed out a last breath of her garlic-and-onion lunch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ” He puffed blue smoke towards the ceiling , … we 'll skip lunch at La Motte Farm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | ` That 's the tables done , " Sally said , coming in with a great draught that stirred the fire and puffed curls of smoke from under the mantel-shelf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a great draught | ` That 's the tables done , " Sally said , coming in with a great draught that stirred the fire and puffed curls of smoke from under the mantel-shelf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I hope you are successful in finding employment elsewhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She turned to the door as Myra came in , her smile saying she had been successful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He said : ` If I 'm not successful at Highbury , I 'll leave or I 'll get pushed out , and that 's the way it should be . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was not successful in getting the system going as I would really have liked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was about thirty-five or -six and , whatever he did , he was successful at it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a girl | The qualities which make a girl smart and successful at her work would similarly make for her success in the marriage market . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He showed immense energy in completing assignments and generating new business , and was especially successful at convincing clients of the wisdom of his choices and candidates of the importance of the opportunity on offer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our son | Having been highly successful at his previous school , we were shocked to discover that , after half a term , our son appeared to be apathetic and unmotivated and was achieving very little . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` All my life , I 've been successful at everything I 've done . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Males that are not successful at this manoeuvre are losing reproductive time ; they are older and bigger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Afro-Caribbeans are seen as both lazy and as extraordinarily successful in activities requiring considerable physical exertion and mental discipline such as sport and athletics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the heavy hitters of Japanese industry | Though successful in most things they Turn their minds to , the heavy hitters of Japanese industry have not yet cracked making airliners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gerald became so successful in farming and property that he was able to retire at the age of forty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ernest | Although energetic and successful in all school activities , Ernest twice ran away from home before joining the Kansas City Star as a cub reporter in 1917 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those groups | Analysis of those groups successful in the lobbying of the American Congress in the 1950s demonstrated the strength of his arguments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we are successful in obtaining major reviews , this could require assembling multi-disciplinary teams at short notice to work intensively against tight deadlines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the New Zealand Ms | Their Ms made 379 of their side 's 524 runs , but the New Zealand Ms were far less successful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Deng appears to be no more successful than Mao in solving the successful than Mao in solving the succession problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | How ironic now to think that she 'd planned the event partly to prove she was capable of organising something major -- to show Adam she could pull off a real coup . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Blackburn were the only top six team to win on Saturday , fuelling renewed conviction that they can pull off a remarkable Championship coup . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ` Guess who 's just pulled off the interview of the year ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | CORNARD United were desperately close to pulling off a famous victory , with cup holders Sudbury being saved by a late goal to force a replay , writes ALAN COCKSEDGE . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Carlisle | Leinster are left with four after Carlisle pulled off the biggest win for the Southern contingent by despatching North West kingpins Donemana . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Pam Tatlow believes she too has nursed the constituency , but she 'll have to pull off the shock of the night to win . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ireland 's aircraft-leasing firm , GPA , pulled off a deal with GE Capital , the finance arm of America 's General Electric , that could save it from going bust . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sebastiano Lazaroni | Since taking over as Brazil 's manager on 6 January , Sebastiano Lazaroni has attempted to pull off a transformation that has hitherto seemed impossible in Brazilian football . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | nobody else | This is the way hooligans are seen -- as perpetrators of the gratuitously outrageous act which nobody else could ever manage to pull off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I do n't know if she ever pulled it off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` So you 're more or less convinced that we pulled it off ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | HE THOUGHT he had pulled it off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | To pull this off , you need to be fast , powerful and accurate , and that means lots of practice in your back garden . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | As Swansea are playing that vital game at St. Helen 's , I 've a sneaking suspicion that they might just pull it off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he has , on the whole , pulled it off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | star Tom Hanks | If `` Forrest Gump '' should prevail , star Tom Hanks could pull off the back-to-back Oscar stunt accomplished by only four actors in history . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Club pro Larry Ringer , who shared the lead with Snead after shooting a bogey-free 68 in the opening round , could not pull off a proper encore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this team | Before the celebration began , running back Ahman Green 's mother , Glenda Scott , said : `` I thank God that this team pulled this off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | `` I wanted to make a run without any big mistakes and I pulled that off . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Byron Black of Zimbabwe | NEW YORK ( AP ) --- Steffi Graf led the way into the fourth round of the U.S. Open on Friday while Byron Black of Zimbabwe pulled off the latest upset . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | RAP trio KRU pulled off an uplifting non-stop performance at the Arena of Stars in Genting Highlands last Sunday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the New York Yankees | In Toronto , With the wild-card spot on the line , the New York Yankees pulled off their first ninth-inning comeback of the season when Pat Kelly 's two-run homer capped a four-run rally . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the U.S. military | On Capitol Hill , lawmakers hailed the U.S. military for pulling off the daring rescue but intensified criticism of the administration 's Bosnia policy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bouchard | If Bouchard can pull off that feat , governing effectively as Quebec 's new premier while sustaining the fervor of the separatist movement , the result is likely to be another independence referendum within two years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the plaintiffs | On 11 February 1987 the plaintiffs succeeded in raising a sufficient sum to meet the liabilities and the receivers were discharged . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The plaintiff succeeded in her action and was entitled to both the house and the remainder of the deceased 's net estate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Because of our volunteer system and our love of the job I think we always succeeded in this aim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we ca n't succeed with our plan in just two days all this goes up , and us along with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he/she | As a ` failure " he/she may then become less capable of succeeding in subsequent tasks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one trade union | As one trade union succeeds in a wage claim and so moves up the ` league table " , other unions immediately put in similar wage claims in an attempt to restore their relative positions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the employer | Obviously , the more widely dispersed the loyalty of customers or suppliers , the less likely the employer will be able to succeed in claiming the speciality required . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It does n't really matter if you succeed in catching the opponent 's foot or not : the main objective is to move out from the opponent 's centre-line while turning to face him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The CEGB succeeded in scoring two more own goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She succeeded in conveying through her voice an element of ` you mean you spoilt my day for something so trivial ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Another salesman may communicate imperfectly but succeed in making a sale because one of the triggers used was sufficient to motivate the purchase . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Charity had just succeeded in ridding her mind of that subject , and she glowered at Mandy , wondering if she ever managed to learn a lesson from anything . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gabonese troops | On May 29 Gabonese troops , using extended powers under the state of emergency , succeeded in regaining control of Port Gentil . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Evelyn 's pony | So everyone was terribly surprised , except for the instructor , when Evelyn 's pony shot out of the ring at an extended trot and succeeded in taking her all the way back to the stables ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You 've succeeded in making an ugly house look beautiful , " Alec said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you do n't succeed in lifting the foot , then simply knock it outwards with your rear guard hand while punching with the other hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I would have succeeded in my ambition to discover how the universe began . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Support the Report and let's see if we can succeed in what must be the greatest enterprise in the trade union Movement since the nineteen twenties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` We hope he succeeds because the game is supposed to be an entertainment . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Like the Ark , they hope they 'll succeed in providing a safe temporary refuge for abuse victims . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | And you 'd better hope we succeed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | " Now you have everything in your hands , " said the Shah , " I hope you will succeed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If only one household appeals this may not carry much weight , but if several of us do , and give similar grounds for the appeal , then we stand a better chance of succeeding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | If the hon. Lady is simply trying to cause arguments within my family , she will not succeed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Unless you focus closely on the problem , you 'll never succeed in your research or writing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jack | After much effort , Jack succeeded in prising open the door with his screw-driver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this girl | Now this girl has succeeded where Morgause failed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | girls | Another A group perspective is that girls do succeed at what primary schools ask them to do , but that primary schools and teachers fail to prepare them adequately for more advanced mathematics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her mother had succeeded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | From a Weberian point of view the professions can be seen as occupational groups which have succeeded in controlling and manipulating the labour market in such a way that they can maximize their rewards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | occupational groups | From a Weberian point of view the professions can be seen as occupational groups which have succeeded in controlling and manipulating the labour market in such a way that they can maximize their rewards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | In order to succeed in their desire to pass on their property to their children , men first introduced the rule of monogamy and thus brought about the first great change . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Thatcher succeeded in shifting the balance of power in our society from the reactionary state to the creative individual . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Suddenly Isabel knew she had to succeed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Everybody wanted me to succeed , and I was scared I would fail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two had failed , he had succeeded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the RPF | As reported on June 6 , the RPF had succeeded in capturing the town of Biumba the previous day but failed to hold it ; the official death toll was 24 rebels and three government soldiers killed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | If I ever try to escape , and fail , he 'll never let me out again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hundreds of others had tried to design metal skis but had failed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peter tried to speak , failed and cleared his throat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The authors have shown that the traditional diagnostic curettage is becoming obsolete but have failed to identify the reason . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Film is a personal effort and if you fail , you should fail for the right reasons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Both Hathor and her potential victims became exceedingly drunk and merry , so she failed at her task . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lorrain Osman , Britain 's longest-serving unconvicted prisoner , failed at the High Court in London yesterday to have 30 bags of documents returned to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Your men | ` Your men failed at the house and then on the train , " Dashwood reminded him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If he failed at first , he would know better next time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DPP , Mr Allan Green , QC , | Just before Christmas the DPP , Mr Allan Green , QC , failed in his attempt to have the cases against the seven officers reinstated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Town fail in gallant glory bid |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his Kingfisher retailing group | SIR Geoffrey Mulcahy yesterday took his most ambitious step yet since his Kingfisher retailing group failed in its £570 million bid for Dixons , Britain 's biggest electrical retailer , in 1990 , writes MAGNUS GRIMOND . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Dave Nellist , 39 , and Mr Terry Fields , 55 , expelled by the Labour Party for their Militant Tendency links , both failed in defiant stands against official candidates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | LARGE companies are ready to demand the resignation of Prof Stephen Littlechild , the electricity industry regulator , if they fail in a new attempt to gain cheaper electricity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In theory , this should produce a list of the least harmful cuts from which the Secretary of State can choose , if he fails in his bid for more resources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dalglish switched his sights to Marker after failing in a £2.5million bid for Craig Short . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Oxford 's women footballers have failed in their bid to win the league and cup double . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Government have failed to tackle or prevent crime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | successive governments | Following the introduction of the reforming legislation , successive governments have failed to keep the level of benefits payable under the system of social insurance in line with rising costs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Heath | First , there is the point that Heath signally failed to get his popular backing against ` union blackmail " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We have tried many times in recent years to land Catholic players but failed -- largely because the players themselves were worried about adverse reaction in their own neighbourhood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | That he had failed miserably in the role did not worry him -- yet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her mind | She had n't given a thought to her lack of coif ; her mind was too occupied with trying to think of an excuse for remaining in her gown , and failing dismally . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The UK narrowly failed in late January in an attempt to win international approval for its policy of involuntary repatriation of the Vietnamese " boat people " in Hong Kong . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Joe Ashton , a Labour MP , narrowly failed to gain election to the Wednesday board . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Berg | The reason why Berg ultimately failed was Esal 's failure as a business and Berg 's unsuccessful commodity dealing in the year ended March 1984 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | PETER Cameron-Webb , one of the men at the centre of the largest Lloyd 's scandal in history , yesterday failed in the Appeal Court to overturn a judgment against him for £5million . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the plaintiffs | The Commission made a provisional determination that the plaintiffs had failed to establish a claim according to the rules laid down under the statute . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the executives | After all , if the executives fail in the new location , the employer will have made a costly mistake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On Nov. 13 , however , Geremek resigned , saying that he had failed to win support for a left of centre coalition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It 's about you failing to answer genuine questions raised by your art and , thus , surely , failing as an artist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They fail as husbands and as wives -- |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You will be told if you are unsuccessful in your application and you will have the right to have your application reviewed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was unsuccessful in his attempt to restart peace talks when he met leaders of the three factions in Sarajevo on July 3 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On June 2 Stefano Rodota , president of the PDS and former Deputy Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies , resigned from both posts after he was unsuccessful in the first four ballots for Speaker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | your lecturer | On the other hand , if your lecturer is apparently unsuccessful at the job of transmitting his knowledge and enthusiasm to you , it may be you , the student , who is at fault . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | David | It seems that David had at first great difficulty in making his way with the public , and was several times unsuccessful in his efforts after fame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | This was before the ` epidemic " had reached its current proportions and , being unsuccessful in their enterprise , they used it rather than throw it away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Duke | Although unsuccessful in his 1990 Senate and 1991 gubernatorial campaigns , Duke had shown himself to be a skilled politician capable of mobilizing considerable support amongst the white working class . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The teacher is condemned , not for trying to be strong , but for being unsuccessful in her attempt to reassert authority : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Strutt was unsuccessful with the conversion attempt but kicked a 25-metre penalty goal five minutes later to put Bangor eight points ahead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Parents strive to ensure that their children are placed in the best possible schools , follow with avid interest their educational attainments , often placing the children under great pressure if they are relatively unsuccessful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Why were they unsuccessful ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` The car was coming past me when I fired another shot into the wing , " he continued . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fired an experimental burst into the air , and waved his armoured troops forwards like George S. Patton himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police marksmen had to fire 16 bullets into the animal before it died . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The troops fired blanks into the air , but were attacked by the Uzbeks with stones and petrol bombs , and only succeeded in clearing the area by firing live rounds over the heads of the crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraq | During the Gulf war , Iraq indiscriminately fired hundreds of missiles into Tehran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With the Triplane boring in from behind he fired a long burst at the dead centre of the bag , and saw the fabric split and flare . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | They have not said who they believe actually fired the single fatal bullet at Uwe - Wilhelm Rakebrand ( 33 ) , of Adendorf , Germany . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ought to have waited to fire one really effective salvo at close range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He held his automatic out sideways , away from his body so that they could not aim in on its flash , and fired two shots at the left-hand headlight of the Dodge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the crews | The president of the United States , sitting in his command post , a Boeing 747 flying above America , can then order the crews to fire their missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | riot police | The unprecedented closure , following a day of violence on Wednesday between students throwing stones and riot police firing tear-gas grenades , drew expressions of shock from church officials and union leaders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The navy on Sept. 16 fired grenades and depth charges at a suspected foreign submarine near Oxelösund off the southern coast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Troops had fired into a crowd of 2,000-3,000 unarmed civilians as they marched to a local barracks to protest against the illegal detention of a neighbour , acts of intimidation , and the abuse of Army authority . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police fired on a crowd of 4,000 demonstrators who were marching from the suburb of Kirtipur to the city centre , killing at least five . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Once you have worked out how many hits your first shot has caused you may , if you wish , fire a second shot at the same target , then a third , and so on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Someone fired again and the boars split up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If your second shot hits you can fire again , and so on , up to a maximum of six shots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Earlier Clegg denied that he fired a bullet recovered from Miss Reilly 's body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | LOYALIST terrorists fired a missile at the top security Crumlin Road jail in Belfast last night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Later , the hero 's temper flared up , and he fired an arrow after the messenger , which killed the poor man from afar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The German fired a couple of rounds to clear his guns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Swearing vengeance on the villagers , he called them together to discover who had fired the fatal arrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Frankum | After firing some 80 rounds from his legally owned 7.62 mm SKS Chinese semi-automatic rifle , Frankum shot himself dead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Youths fired an arrow through the window of one house and set light to another in an attempt to silence them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | India | It said domestic industries needed at least seven years of protection from foreign competition , though foreign investment was welcomed to help India develop its infrastructure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They accomplish this task by listening to papers delivered on them and by attending ` pray-ins " in which they pray to the Implied Reader . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leonie had exactly one hour to accomplish her mission . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | America | In the past 200 years , America has accomplished feats which took other countries years to achieve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | institutions and individuals | In any transient situation there are always institutions and individuals that are able to anticipate the need for change and are sufficiently flexible to be able to accomplish the transition early and in an orderly fashion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can accomplish much more without any damage to health or mental stability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | very few presidents in the last half century | Indeed very few presidents in the last half century have accomplished much in the way of substantial policy change . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He accomplished much while director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art , but today is apparently content to sit out the art world harbouring bitter memories of what might have been . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This he accomplished at the sea-battle of Svold , on 9 September 999 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the rider | Nowadays the rider keeps the bike relatively upright deeper into the corner , accomplishing the actual turning in an instant and then firing the bike out on the throttle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nine member states have to accomplish this within nine months , but Belgium , Germany and The Netherlands have negotiated twelve months for themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | teachers | Change in classroom practice is often talked about as if it were easy to effect and impatience expressed towards teachers who are unable to accomplish it overnight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jeremy obediently accomplished this task . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Royal Opera , anti-Wagnerian for a considerable time , only achieved world class status in the last decade of the nineteenth century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This spring , however , he had achieved his aim of owning his own stallion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This he clearly achieved at the world championships in Okinawa , Japan , last year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This he achieved by using his knowledge of Zen , an ancient philosophy that he has studied ` on and off " for many years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Clio 's chassis engineers were able to achieve this by studying not only the design of the suspension , but also the way in which the suspension interacts with the entire body/chassis unit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pipe has achieved ever-increasing tallies in each of the 14 years since he took out a licence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | delegates | Certified training of our food handlers and the results from recent follow-up testing have been very encouraging , delegates achieving an average pass mark of 83 per cent , testament to the quality of training given . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I knew that I could achieve results despite the difficulties , and I knew that I had been able to demonstrate the ability to work with people of other countries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the large hotel chains | Report author Jill Krutick said that in the meantime the race was on among the large hotel chains to achieve a pan-European presence with branded hotel products . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The group of people who form the membership of the company were drawn together to assist in achieving the above objectives with whatever professional expertise and personal knowledge they had at their command . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | PROLOG | The investigators believe that PROLOG achieves this exceptionally well , because of its flexible datastructuring ; a control flow which needs very little attention from the programmer ; and its simplicity and uniformity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | PEOPLE living near a Middlesbrough mosque appear to have resolved a dispute with the local Muslim community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Merseyside members would resolve the dispute in their own way without his help . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lawyer B , however , tried to resolve the issue in the terms of the presenting , everyday , discourse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Council had by this stage resolved the issue of its degree classification , so that separate degrees with separate admission for honours and ordinary students were no longer to be offered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I could only resolve the confusion by refusing to be involved with any political activity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bishops | This appears to be the first contradiction which the bishops later sought to resolve by withdrawing from the direct contact method . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kepler | Within a hundred years , Kepler resolved these by translating the planetary orbits into ellipses with the sun at a focus of each ellipse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | President Bush and M Delors | He played down suggestions that President Bush and M Delors could resolve the central dispute over agricultural subsidies at the EC -US summit in Washington next week . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | By that one gesture and a small shift in expression and tone of voice , he resolved the tension between us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Senior staff tried to resolve the problem through a combination of individual counselling sessions and by eliciting his help in a long-term project to repair the pool tables . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Second , people can solve problems without knowing how they do it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | eagle-eyed Customs men | But eagle-eyed Customs men solved the case of the Maltese pigeon when the stowaway popped her head out of a brandy bottle presentation box . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bournemouth 's Vince Bartram | Chelsea , meanwhile , are looking at Bournemouth 's Vince Bartram to solve their goalkeeper crisis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Lugbara solve this problem by appealing to witchcraft . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I solved this problem by connecting the printer to LPT1.DOS instead of LPT1 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A team of scientists from the distinctly untropical environment of the University College of North Wales in Bangor has solved some of these problems by designing food fit for a prawn to eat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Alec Issigonis and Alex Moulton | Engaged as consultants , Alec Issigonis and Alex Moulton half solved the problem by changing the rear suspension , but it took another outsider to put BRM on the right track . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the band themselves | This is a problem which the band themselves could easily solve by restructuring their media policy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This Council , as your employer , supports the system of collective bargaining in every way and believes in the principle of solving industrial relations problems by discussion and agreement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the baby | I wanted you to believe that I was as grateful as you that the baby had died and solved the problem for us of concealing the birth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an effective and widely respected authority | Also there should be an effective and widely respected authority which can solve disputes and give penalties in the case of infringement of mutually agreed codes of practice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Also there should be an effective and widely respected authority which can solve disputes and give penalties in the case of infringement of mutually agreed codes of practice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People like Thatcher and the Royals could solve the Ethiopian problem within ten seconds but Band Aid shied away from saying that . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | It 's a problem people are always thinking about , but never wholly solve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I never really solved that problem , " Kureishi admits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It has also elegantly solved the problems surrounding theft with the aid of a computer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In the textbook situation we solve the problem that is put in front of us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his | Because Kenamun has lost his best man , and I have no faith in his ability to solve this on his own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | If necessary , I could put together an intriguing article on how I solved a vital problem for the police … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Moonshake | Swimming defiantly against the tides of the times , Moonshake place much emphasis on their lyrics and thus run the risk of being seen as old-fashioned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Convention traditionally puts an emphasis on evangelism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Japanese corporations | This is because Japanese corporations place very little emphasis on merger as a mechanism of growth or diversification of business . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Heidrick and Struggles places a strong emphasis on research , employing as many researchers as consultants , and has successfully promoted researchers to become consultants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They want to give the party a new name and place the emphasis on ` international socialist traditions , " including pacifism and social democracy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | The Labour government laid its emphasis upon local authority housing rather than on private building for sale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Labour government laid its emphasis upon local authority housing rather than on private building for sale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Themistokles himself | This view was so widely attractive that Themistokles himself was constrained to lay more emphasis on a nearer enemy , Aigina . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Piaroa , for instance , place emphasis upon marriage ties in the development of community rather than upon the ties of descent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Union places a firm emphasis on the importance of a full and rewarding social and recreational life in support of academic achievement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The management prides itself on offering comfortable accommodation in elegant surroundings , and puts an emphasis on providing excellent service . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is trying hard to develop business ties , with special emphasis on secular Turkey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | IBM | The Administration is threatening to withhold payments and even cancel the $3,900m contract to modernise the US air traffic control system if IBM does not fix the problems quickly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 're trying to fix the problem by reducing costs -- we have cut our staff to 40,000 from 60,000 at the end of 1992 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | system administrators | It is designed to enable system administrators to identify and fix problems before they come to most users ' attention . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | If they know everything about a job then they may well be able to fix the problems for you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I want to fix waney-edged boards on my house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | manufacturer | But be warned , if you buy your machine from a retailer the manufacturer does n't have to fix it under law -- this is the responsibility of the dealer you bought it from . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I think you should try to get a table up there , or at least fix a leg on that one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Well today you had just better fix it so there wo n't be any damage , " she said , and then speared him with a saccharin smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 're trying to fix the problem by reducing costs -- we have cut our staff to 40,000 from 60,000 at the end of 1992 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dad fixed it by removing all four wheels and with an effort we dragged it back into position . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | consumers | A spokesman called for consumers to save water by turning off taps while brushing teeth , fixing drips and leaks , collecting rainfall for garden use and to water the garden only when the weather is cool . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He can fix everything -- washing machines , the fridge and the car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Unions bargaining with individual employers , or at industry level , sought to maximize the return to their members for working , welfare benefits being unaffected by the negotiations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I am desperately seeking to obtain a Router Crafter lathe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Revenue only seek to charge the 35 per cent rate if the income of the non-resident trust has a UK source . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | He had loved his younger brother with a fierce , protective love capable of showing no mercy to those who sought to harm him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He had loved his younger brother with a fierce , protective love capable of showing no mercy to those who sought to harm him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he himself | Heron shows in his article a deep sympathy with Braque 's work , which , incidentally , was a sort of painting he himself was seeking to practise at the time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The tour is necessary , they say , to raise funds to create a safe environment for Barnes 's art -- funds they had originally sought by trying to sell up to $100 million in paintings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His reasons were all based on his search for Rectitudo in mind and will , as he had sought it for the past thirty years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sex symbol Bo -- who once appeared in a Tarzan film -- is seeking help for zoo animals left homeless after the destruction caused by Hurricane Andrew in Miami . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Instead , they sought strength for their socialist cause through allying the Soviet regime with the anti - imperialist struggles of Asia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Seasonal workers do not have the security of full-time employment , since they must seek other means of support for part of the year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a collie dog | The programme had changed : a collie dog was now gambolling about , apparently seeking aid for a distressed shepherd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Maudie Mycroft could see she was wasting her time seeking sympathy from the women and she picked up her shopping bag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pakistan | The outcome of the vote had been determined partly by reports that Pakistan had sought ballistic missile technology from China . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The offer was immediately rebuffed , however , by one of the two big generating companies being created under privatisation , which said it would seek fuel from a wider range of sources , including imported coal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you suffer from a phobia , you would probably do best to seek outside help from a professional . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Employees of one local authority have not , however , been prevented in the past from seeking election to the council of another local authority . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Division continues to actively seek new uses for the platinum group metals both through R & D programmes and marketing campaigns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I should also mention the young Schumann , but then I have immediately to qualify : in his Symphonic Etudes , he consciously seeks an orchestral sonority . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a migrating bird | Similarly , a migrating bird could be seeking a particular patterning of the stars or an instinctive orientation to the Earth 's magnetic field . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Mr Ashdown said he could be blamed for forcing a second election , but he was seeking PR because it was central to a coalition that would ensure a stable government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Union representatives sought concrete standards because employers were often unwilling to discuss seriously the implications of operators ' complaints of fatigue and strain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the teacher | In the following example the teacher has quite deliberately sought to initiate interest in the comparison of ages and heights , by arranging for older brothers and sisters to visit the group . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs. T. | On the other hand Mrs. T. quite clearly sought in all other respects to bring Miss T. up with a view to her becoming a Jehovah 's Witness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sharon | In response to a petition by Knesset member Avraham Poraz , the court found that Sharon should have sought approval for the construction programme from the Knesset . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Colchester and North East Essex Headway , which is affiliated to the National Head Injuries Association , has been seeking larger premises for some time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Third , the parties may have started with the contract or conditions of the party who is now seeking the protection of the UCTA against an exemption clause . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the party | Third , the parties may have started with the contract or conditions of the party who is now seeking the protection of the UCTA against an exemption clause . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | All who make war | This was its justification : ` All who make war seek through war to arrive at a peace more perfect than existed before war . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The peace-makers of Europe sought in the Vienna Settlement of 1815 to reinstate the legitimise , dynastic principle rather than to give expression to the new political forces of nationalism and liberalism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In his day Wilson was very conscious of some of the injustices from which the weavers suffered , and through his pen he sought to champion their cause . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jean Davies , who is also vice-chairman of the North Wales Coastal Forum , is now seeking support from council colleagues for her demand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the biometricians | Inspired by Darwin 's cousin , Francis Galton ( 1822-1911 ) , the biometricians sought to provide hard evidence that a population subjected to selection pressure exhibited a measurable difference after a few generations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | While the party contains many who actively seek peace and reconciliation , it would be wrong to think of them in any sense as overcoming the basic conflictual components of bloc power in Ireland . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many | While the party contains many who actively seek peace and reconciliation , it would be wrong to think of them in any sense as overcoming the basic conflictual components of bloc power in Ireland . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people in the catchment area of the resource centre | The number of people in the catchment area of the resource centre who now seek residential care has dropped dramatically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The number of people in the catchment area of the resource centre who now seek residential care has dropped dramatically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Those few councils which sought substantially to exceed government guidelines were brought sharply into line . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Those few councils which sought substantially to exceed government guidelines were brought sharply into line . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Metropolitan | Far from co-operating , however , the Metropolitan sought to ` mislead , confuse and divert " investigators by , for instance , labelling objects from the Lydian hoard ` East Greek Treasures " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He seeks consistently to mislead the people of Scotland about the reality of what he and his Government have been about in Scotland in the past 12 to13 years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sir Billy Butlin was the first to deal with the problem of the straying guest in his original holidays camps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We are now dealing with a situation where all of us are exposed to a cannabis-like substance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl broke off his visit to Poland on Friday and flew home to deal with a dramatic political situation after East Germany opened its borders to the West . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` But , " Husband went on , ` we have to deal with matters as they now stand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the chairman | Decide whether a governor or group of governors forming a sub-committee should be appointed to assist the chairman in dealing with urgent pupil matters and to assume responsibility in special needs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE Chancellor had to deal with two major issues in framing yesterday 's Budget . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Frontier communities were left alone to devise ways of dealing with unusual crises and opportunities without having to conform to rules that bore no relation to local conditions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She cut copy and dealt with crises and problems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I hope that the reader will feel that I have satisfactorily dealt with the first . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Digby | And just as Digby was dealing with the train lobby in Brighton , Geoffrey was getting ready to phone the Office of Patents in order to get back the designs of his brilliant invention . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | I am being polite about the way in which the Government have behaved when I say that they have dealt with our recommendations in a cavalier fashion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the company | To preclude a charge from being a floating charge , the restriction must substantially deprive the company of the power to deal with its assets in the normal course of business . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | qualified teachers | The training provided in the socio-educational as well as in methodology and didactic areas , enables qualified teachers to deal with individuals and groups in a sensible and up-to-date way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | independent schools | Delegates to the conference , held in Pershore , Worcestershire , urged the government issue guidance to prevent independent schools from trying to deal with abuse allegations internally . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Richard Cecil dealt with this in a sermon that in its day was much admired and was published with the title , A Friendly Visit to the House of Mourning : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | authorities | We have issued an updated code of guidance for authorities dealing with applicants under the homelessness legislation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Council | In accordance with standing order A thirteen little C this motion will stand referred to the Community and Environment Services Committee for consideration and report unless the Council decide to deal with it at this meeting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | industrial tribunals | Judges of the High Court who regularly hear AJRs are , presumably , expert in the law of judicial review but not in employment law which industrial tribunals deal with regularly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Some of these issues we shall deal with more fully in Chapter 5 on the interview . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Feminist psychologists too are becoming more aware that they should be dealing with ` race " differences , not as biological or cultural categories , but as historical and social relations which affect all their work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I would be glad if you could deal with the above in terms of your role as contact with DSO staff . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the physicists | The biochemistry of cells is basically just the chemistry of the larger molecules that the physicists ca n't yet deal with through quantum theory calculations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The majority of first and second division football clubs deal with transfer fees through the p & l account ; only Tottenham Hotspur and Portsmouth put their players on the balance sheet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We shall only succeed in dealing with the problems through a vast international cooperative effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have dealt with them very promptly , as , indeed , a Home Secretary should . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iveco | At first , Iveco dealt with the different companies as separate legal entities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | outside bodies | Somewhat the same difficulty arises when outside bodies wish to deal with the civil service as such . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In the best hospitals they dealt with five patients per operating session , in the worst just over three . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | so-called experts | On TV. he had heard so-called experts pontificating on how to deal with terrorists in hostage situations -- how the hostages should try to establish a rapport with their captors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They have solved something important for themselves in the turn and turn about of a twosome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We are not concerned to solve ( 1 ) as a whole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our brains | They have an apparatus that solves the necessary equations , just as our brains unconsciously solve equations every time we catch a ball . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | WE WILL never solve problems in meetings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A group of experts in Europe set out to solve problems to do with language learning in continuing education for adults beyond formal schooling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Even with the optimism of the participants they could not expect to solve such a problem in four days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Brooke-Rose here succeeds in solving the problems encountered in her earlier novels with the integration of ` form " and ` content " by demonstrating that metaphor is a powerful cognitive tool with specific social uses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he solved this for her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We could set w k = 1 for all k and solve LP ( 1 , … , 1 ) to obtain an efficient solution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A year later , he resolved his uncertainty in favour of Washington . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | First , it is to assist people to resolve their disputes as easily as possible and , secondly , it should enable the making or declaring of law that applies in those disputes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | schools | In an LEA where schools are encouraged to resolve these matters for themselves and in their own ways , the character of official thinking about classroom practice is not particularly important . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I could have resolved it for you , " he said , ` if only you 'd come to see me earlier . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` It is , after all , what we brought you here for -- to resolve our problems for us . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a court | Where two rules are inconsistent , a court will lean towards resolving the conflict in a way that gives effect to the commercial intention of the rules . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She also deals with tax affairs for some of the younger generation Guinnesses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her former colleague , Mr Colin Stringer | She was lured into the private sector by the ambitious plans of her former colleague , Mr Colin Stringer , who has been dealing with mentally handicapped people for 25 years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She was lured into the private sector by the ambitious plans of her former colleague , Mr Colin Stringer , who has been dealing with mentally handicapped people for 25 years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 've done nothing but deal with the Briant project for days , it seems to me ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | LUKE SAT ON AN expo love-seat in Club World at Heathrow , drinking Volvic and availing himself of a complimentary fax machine -- clearing up the initial paperwork with Mike on the poem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` There are a few details I want to clear up with the other girls , " she told me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She wanted to clear up the situation with Gail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | I must go and break it to dear Dimity , and then we must clear up things here , and set off for Thrush Green without delay . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I thought I 'd better clear that little matter up , for starters , because you would be very interested . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You seem to have cleared this whole misunderstanding up quite satisfactorily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Gardeners have been arguing about this for years , so I hope we can clear the matter up now once and for all . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We will do everything we can to clear up the open questions . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Don has cleared up the way he diddled his income-tax returns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | It is easy to see , then , that with a good brushing method you can clear up this condition and prevent gum disease . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Chris Brasher , the race chairman , cleared up the confusion last night , saying : ` There was a misunderstanding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | As they work through their problems , the ` naughty " child behaves better and the ` good " child grows more troublesome , a sign that balance is being restored . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | students | As students work through the projects in the Student 's Book , they carry out a number of tasks and activities which form the basis for similar projects of their own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bereaved person | Firstly , the bereaved person needs to accept , express and work through his feelings of sorrow and hostility , and to review his relationship with the deceased . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The disadvantage , of not gaining any practical experience of the knowledge you acquire while working through the course , can be overcome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The NEB was created by the government in 1975 to help restructure British industry by selective intervention , particularly in areas of high unemployment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government had on Dec. 2 announced its plans to restructure the coal industry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | After the war , with the anti-drink lobby gaining ground worldwide , he led the campaign to restructure the industry and diversify DCL into other activities , particularly the production of industrial alcohol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hungary | The Community would monitor Hungary 's programme to restructure its economy on more market-oriented lines , and disburse the second and third tranches of the money only if satisfied about progress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | governments | From India to Brazil , and including the new democracies of Eastern Europe , governments espoused free market principles , privatised their state industries and began to restructure their welfare systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the company | In 1990 , the company restructured its operation , and the individual names were phased out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Amdahl Corp is restructuring its European operations , putting its Huron applications development and delivery system into a separate business unit headquartered in the UK , and restoring the mainframe operations to their pre-1981 borders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Oracle Corp | In the run-up to the single European market next year ( if the Maastricht treaty ever gets ratified ) Oracle Corp has restructured its European operations into four divisions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Keeping the length almost the same , he restructured the front with a textured cut for a more casual look . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We do not see any need to restructure these services at the moment , but we do see a need for closer collaboration between the external and internal services . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is reluctant to use the bank 's funds to subsidise the balance of payments deficits of eastern Europe , nor to restructure industrial sectors not yet ready for privatisation , in energy safety and military conversion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | They can be grouped under two headings , those seeking to ` restructure for labour " and those seeking to ` restructure for capital " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | They can be grouped under two headings , those seeking to ` restructure for labour " and those seeking to ` restructure for capital " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Operative Builders Union | He had just persuaded the Operative Builders Union to restructure itself as the Grand National Guild of Builders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all companies | The contrary view is that , in the light of the single market , it is important that all companies have equal opportunities to expand or restructure as much by way of acquisition as by organic growth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | If creditors turn the proposals down , the company warns that it will have to restructure under Norwegian bankruptcy laws , which would mean it would be 1994 or 1995 before anybody got paid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the couple , whose income is £73,000 a year | Two weeks ago the couple , whose income is £73,000 a year , planned to restructure their finances because of fear of a hung Parliament or a Labour win . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Our on-going employees have also had to participate in the task of keeping costs under control as we freeze salary levels and restructure staff benefits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ferranti then hopes to decide on a course of action and in particular on how to restructure its capital base . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | NCR | Meanwhile , NCR has restructured its OEM Marketing & Sales Group to provide a single point of contact and foster strategic partnerships . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | such companies | The research aims to assess the extent and ways in which such companies have restructured their activities in response to the volatile international economy of the last fifteen years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The purchaser may also wish to restructure the new group , making it difficult to identify the earnings solely attributable to the original target company . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | West Germany | On June 22 , West Germany agreed to restructure over a 14-year period a debt of DM3,000 million due for payment by March 1991 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It issued a call for an immediate ceasefire , and restructured the existing ceasefire monitoring group under 15 Nigerian and 15 Zaïrean officers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It has hived off its peripherals business as an independent company , Lexmark , got out of desktop applications software altogether , restructured the rest of the company into semi-autonomous divisions , and shed thousands of staff . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bow Valley ( in which British Gas has a 54% stake ) | Previously organised along functional lines , Bow Valley ( in which British Gas has a 54% stake ) restructured into separate business units , each an autonomous profit centre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | As for the representative level I would restructure the county championship . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The new Cabinet held its first session on June 28 , and agreed on proposals to restructure the government , in particular by merging a number of specialized ministries into a Ministry of Economy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | GPA | After failing to raise new equity and facing $120m in bond repayments , GPA has abandoned its current efforts to restructure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The minister , who had radically restructured French research and technology , actually handed in his resignation on 2 February after a clash with President Francois Mitterrand -- but it only became public last week . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The minister , who had radically restructured French research and technology , actually handed in his resignation on 2 February after a clash with President Francois Mitterrand -- but it only became public last week . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bayer and MAN both restructured privately . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Law and Order Minister , Adriaan Vlok | An ANC statement on March 1 had criticized the Law and Order Minister , Adriaan Vlok , for unilaterally restructuring the police force without reference to recent proposals made to the government by the ANC . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the central nervous system of any human being | Unfortunately for them , the theory remains unproven for there is no evidence that the central nervous system of any human being has ever restructured itself in the manner suggested . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Will it be ready to accept demilitarisation , adopt a neutral status , and fundamentally restructure its economic and other relations with Eastern Europe ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | As you will see from this issue of AEA Times , there has been an enormous response to the announcement that we are to restructure into three divisions from 1 April next year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | winds | We chose the area for its sessions of powerful westerly winds , winds which crowd nearby Porto Pollo with Europe 's top windsurfers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | We chose the area for its sessions of powerful westerly winds , winds which crowd nearby Porto Pollo with Europe 's top windsurfers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The crucial experiment on which he placed so much weight was ` largely fictitious , newly invented for its present purpose " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | John Paul | The reference to the divided city of Jerusalem came at the outset of the annual message , a signal of the weight John Paul places on the issue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Don Loving | RICHMOND , Virginia ( AP ) --- Besieged by intractable depression , Don Loving cinched a bed sheet around his neck and tied the other end to a mirror mount on the ceiling of his hospital room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He was active in the Yorkshire coalfield while I was active in the Nottinghamshire coalfield . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A majority of those elected in 1968 were later active in the civil rights movement and a number were involved in the DHAC at the time of their election . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | elected in 1968 | A majority of those elected in 1968 were later active in the civil rights movement and a number were involved in the DHAC at the time of their election . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Radical reform is necessary to enable those who do want to be active in political life to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | Radical reform is necessary to enable those who do want to be active in political life to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tigers are most active at night and feed on larger mammals such as deer , antelope and wild pigs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | badgers | This is a rare sight ; badgers are normally only active at night , but because these cubs are so tame , there 's an eager audience waiting for a glimpse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you are physically active at work or in leisure time , you can eat slightly more fat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | French dealers | Some 90% of all Victorian pictures are bought by British collectors though a few Italian and even French dealers were active at London 's December auctions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Obair has been active on the question of employment , unemployment and training for people in West Belfast since 1987 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were active on a large number of political , economic , and cultural issues , and their views closely reflected their varying socioeconomic positions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Vera Institute | At the bail stage , the Vera Institute has also been active on a number of fronts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Scottish Council has been active for some years in bringing employers and school pupils closer together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Commission on Analytical Nomenclature of IUPAC has been active for a long time in establishing nomenclature for chromatography . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Furthermore , they are not nominal Free Presbyterians but people who are active to the extent of giving their testimony in Free Presbyterian pulpits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Furthermore , they are not nominal Free Presbyterians but people who are active to the extent of giving their testimony in Free Presbyterian pulpits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | God | That prayer , convinced me , if I needed convincing , that God was active among people of other faiths and traditions than my own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | In the weeks leading up to the anniversary , police had been active throughout Beijing , and there were many reports of dissidents being beaten or detained . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leith remained active throughout the period of the first World War but traffic decreased from 4.8 million tons in 1913 to 1.7 million tons by 1918 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Irish lesbians | In my experience I was acutely aware that Irish lesbians had been active within the English women 's movement for many years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Many animals are diurnal -- that is they are active in the daytime and inactive at night -- whereas nocturnal creatures show the opposite orientation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was an active member of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society , his papers to it showing a wide range of interests . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The Board created a new Marketing Department in June 1992 which has been very active in seeking input to our awards from our overseas partners in education . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a new Marketing Department | The Board created a new Marketing Department in June 1992 which has been very active in seeking input to our awards from our overseas partners in education . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some of the diocesan music commissions | In many dioceses there are comparable structures and some of the diocesan music commissions have been very active . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | attending STD clinics | Gay men attending STD clinics tend to be more sexually active than gay men in general , so these rates of infection do not apply to all gay men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gay men attending STD clinics tend to be more sexually active than gay men in general , so these rates of infection do not apply to all gay men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Lists are available showing the many teachers who were active in this way during 1990 , helping to fly the Medau flag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the many teachers | Lists are available showing the many teachers who were active in this way during 1990 , helping to fly the Medau flag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She was active in the Labour Party from the 1920s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a German landscape painter | For 1994 Jandi Sapi has announced J. P. Hackert , a study of a German landscape painter active in eighteenth-century Italy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were most active during the month of May , when they would return to torment the living . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | These attractive little bagrid are active during the day making them a useful addition to the mature , well-established and maintained planted community tank . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some of those active in both the Church and the Party , who hold the combined ideologies of evangelicalism and unionism as being inseparable , are quite pragmatic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who hold the combined ideologies of evangelicalism and unionism as being inseparable | Some of those active in both the Church and the Party , who hold the combined ideologies of evangelicalism and unionism as being inseparable , are quite pragmatic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | Since the 1975 -1990 civil war , car bombings have all but disappeared as the government has restored authority across much of the country and disarmed Muslim and Christian militias . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government began trying to disarm militants after the October 1993 slaying of the country 's Hutu lader , President Melchior Ndadaye , in a failed military coup . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The rebels have said they will not disarm until Russian troops have left Chechnya . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Arafat | Israel wants Arafat to disarm his opponents , try suspects in attacks against Israel in military courts and extradite some Palestinians wanted for killing Israelis , Dromi said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A U.S.-led multinational force disarmed and disbanded the Haitian army , and returned Aristide in triumph in October . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher called Arafat and asked that he disarm the militants , Palestinian officials said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Loyalist leaders say they will disarm if the IRA agrees too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The American soldiers disarmed the army and returned Aristide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the U.S.-led troops | After the U.S.-led troops disarmed the army , the exiled Aristide returned in October 1994 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | JERUSALEM ( AP ) --- Yasser Arafat 's security chiefs said Wednesday they would disarm underground gunmen in West Bank areas that come under their control and that 93 vigilantes have already handed over their weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A 7,460-strong U.N. peacekeeping force was supposed to have disarmed the rebels in June . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dudayev | The Russian troops , sent into the Caucasus Mountain republic a week ago , had been dug in outside Grozny while Moscow gave Dudayev until midnight Saturday to disarm his forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The Palestinian Authority | `` The Palestinian Authority must decide to disarm the terrorists or risk endangering its authority . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his men | Gaza 's police chief , Brig. Gen. Nasr Yousef , has said his men could easily disarm the underground gunmen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | 70,000 UNITA combatants | Some 70,000 UNITA combatants have disarmed under peace accords overseen by the United Nations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The peacekeepers have disarmed militiamen under a peace plan signed in Nigeria in August . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the IRA | Britain has insisted those talks wo n't happen until the IRA agrees to begin disarming under international supervision . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | masked commandos | On Sunday , masked commandos disarmed the guard at the tax building in the northern port of Bastia and set off a blast that collapsed a wing of the multi-story structure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bastien had arrested and disarmed Francois at the hideout . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Boimatov 's force disarmed the guards at the town 's huge aluminum factory and seized more than 100 guns from them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Chechen forces | Yegorov said that unless Chechen forces disarm by midnight Saturday , `` a missile unit will deliver a missile blow at strategic facilities in Grozny . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | American soldiers and Marines disarmed and dismantled the 7,500-member army , paving the way for the victorious return October of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide last October . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | 10,000 to 40,000 soldiers | Yeltsin sent an estimated 10,000 to 40,000 soldiers into Chechnya on Dec. 11 to disarm separatists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | French special forces | Meanwhile Thursday , French special forces killed one gunman and disarmed another in a tough NATO response to recent sniping at Alliance troops in Serb-held Sarajevo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres has told Arafat he must disarm the group and arrest its leaders if he wants to remain a credible peace partner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But the rebels later announced they would not disarm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a dominant male | In this way , a dominant male can adjust the sexual state of the entire community to his benefit , through his scent alone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They carefully adjust the pitch of the outgoing hoots , in such a way as to keep the pitch of the echo constant after it has been Doppler-shifted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Individual constructors can easily adjust the rates to suite their own fancy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We adjusted the instrument to full sensitivity , and found that a standard fish -- a 330-g live trout -- barely registered at depths below 150 m . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He adjusted his earphones more comfortably and settled down to soothe his nerves by a concentrated study of his maps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The ambulance man adjusts the flow of oxygen into the mask . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We calibrated the CSA measuring system in PVC tubes with holes of known CSAs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Before the measurements we calibrated the measurement system with a two point minimum and maximum calibration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He draped inflamable material over it and calibrated the switch to come on later in the day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Several minutes later , I had calibrated my machine and was ready to begin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We shall need to overhaul our descriptive systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The airline has beefed up the awards provided by its frequent-flier programme , and overhauled its aircraft to give more leg room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 've been overhauling the gearbox in my Series III 109 , 4-cylinder petrol , but can not find a trace of gearbox number to order parts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The men only had to scrape the ship and careen her , recaulk her seams and overhaul her rigging in readiness for the voyage home to market . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Euboulos ' government | In Aischines ' time , and precisely in 357 , Euboulos ' government had overhauled the system of naval finance and administration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Without any kind of warning to Phelps , he executed an unnecessarily dramatic handbrake turn , followed his quarry for long enough to ascertain its speed , then quickly overhauled it , flashing his ` Police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We are overhauling the ways in which family matters are handled in our courts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | It | ` It began to overhaul itself only as a result of demands from the public and from individual scientists . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Frank and his friends | A lady from Doncaster wrote and offered me a cooker , so Frank and his friends went to pick it up , overhaul it and bring it here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The 17-year-old has already completed one course of 10 lessons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Neil has recently completed an ` A " level course in Art at his local college and is an enthusiastic painter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Seb and Christian were trying to complete all the tasks about the farm before then . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | four of six members of staff | David Gettings , manager of Binns , Darlington , has presented certificates to four of six members of staff who have successfully completed a sign language course to enable them to communicate with deaf customers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | David Gettings , manager of Binns , Darlington , has presented certificates to four of six members of staff who have successfully completed a sign language course to enable them to communicate with deaf customers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I had to be carted off to hospital , so I did n't manage to complete the work until the new year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an employee | For example , employers can now pay full pension , without actuarial reduction , at any age between 50 and 70 , provided an employee has completed 20 years ' service with the organisation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She completed her speech with a deep sigh and an extra hug for Frankie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Miss Thorne | When Miss Thorne finished working on the scene he heard his companions sigh with relief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had finished tea , and the tray was still at her side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Waiting and more waiting , thought Claudel as he finished breakfast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | “ It 's the best … it 's the best , ” but he never finished . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Are you all finished now ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Malone finished strongly and were rewarded with a try by Stuart Hooks in the final minute which was converted by Bush , whose place kicking was impeccable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Price | However , Price finished strongly and snatched one five minutes from the end and came very close to forcing a replay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pendero | Although Pendero had finished strongly at Ascot , that was because it had been a truly run race and the leaders had finished tired . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bob had almost finished the washing up when the doorbell rang . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had now almost finished Exodus and were in the middle of The Wind in the Willows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They started with avocados and a French dressing , and finished with a plate of cold roast beef , and a hearty salad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We finished with some very good summer pudding and an okay cheese board . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you finish it , she said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Julian finished his potatoes and looked gravely round the family gathering . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We finished our milk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He finished the show pretending to be Maddox , and no-one knew . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the soldier | The other men were standing well to one side expecting violence and the soldier finished his cigarette and put his hands into his pockets instead of holding them high . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I finished them last night . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He finished on a note of inquiry , but I shook my head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Your master and I have finished now . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | “ Have we finished ? ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | When I have finished reading out the list , I shall tap on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | All who finish will be given free entry to the show on July 26th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All who finish will be given free entry to the show on July 26th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | But once you 've finished , take our three steps to total recovery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Kabul regime | The highway , which links up with the old road south of Charikar , avoids mujahedin territory and and passes through a region where the Kabul regime has concluded deals with local guerrilla commanders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | underwriters | For launches with the space shuttle , however , underwriters are concluding deals with satellite operators where the premium is set at just 5 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We conclude with a discussion of floating-rate notes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The administration 's trade policy towards Japan , she said , was based on the idea that if it concluded trade agreements with the Japanese , it wanted measures of their success . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He concluded his examination by turning to me suddenly and saying : ` I feel you are going to write this book one day . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the OPCS | Benefits for people with disabilities were excluded from the 1988 social security reforms until the OPCS had concluded its disability surveys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He concludes by suggesting that membership of the group that accepts children with disabilities as full members of the human tribe , is open to all . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all councils | Under instructions from the Audit Commission , which oversees local-government finances , all councils suspended payments to the banks in November 1989 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The CSCE on July 8 suspended the membership of the rump Yugoslavia , consisting of Serbia and Montenegro , until Oct. 14 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Business suspended , thought Richard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Both countries suspended aid to the islands while the mercenaries were in control . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE United Nations suspended humanitarian aid operations in Bosnia-Herzegovina yesterday because of obstruction and interference by all three civil war factions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The majority of the hunger strikers suspended their action on Oct. 12 after Moshe Shahal , the Israeli Minister of Police and Communications , announced the establishment of a special investigative committee to look into their demands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | newspapers | The blackout extended to news of the war and the German advance on Paris ; newspapers suspended publication temporarily and crowds gathered round the official bulletins pasted on the walls as rumour raced round the city . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | BOSNIA 'S Muslim president yesterday suspended temporarily his participation in international peace talks in New York , saying he could not be involved as long as Serbs continued their offensive in eastern Bosnia and Sarajevo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Brazil | February -- Brazil suspends interest payments on its international debt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Central Bank of Brazil on Oct. 29 suspended its operations on the domestic gold market , to prevent foreign exchange reserves from falling to critical levels . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Berlin suspended cash payments on 13 July and imposed exchange controls two days later . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you want to suspend this policy you must send your certificate of motor insurance back to us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | The previous day the United States had suspended US$94,900,000 in aid , alleging that Peru had made insufficient efforts to control drug trafficking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You do not feel inhibited because you have n't prepared adequately or fear that other people might catch you out or ridicule you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I did n't prepare carefully enough . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jackson | The allegations broke on Tuesday as Jackson was preparing for the first of two concerts in Bangkok , the first stop in the Asian swing of his Dangerous world tour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | The next day , fresh chip butties and burgers in hand , we readied for the weekend 's big attraction : a copy of a New Generation episode , not due to be shown here for months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Aung San renewed his appeal to Nu to come in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All sides of the distributive coal trade in Britain renew their plea made on behalf of their customers , to the Chancellor before the budget , not to create hardship by taxing warmth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | West German leaders | At the same time West German leaders renewed their pressure on the East German regime to follow Mikhail Gorbachev 's advice and bring in glasnost and perestroika . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | guerrillas | At the end of November guerrillas renewed their attacks on the wealthy suburbs of Escalón and San Benito and fighting also took place on the flanks of the San Salvador and Guazapa volcanos outside the capital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the senior judges | In the debate referred to , the senior judges renewed their attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The RSNC is using the report to renew demands on Environment Secretary Michael Heseltine for urgent action to curb the over-exploitation of rivers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | In May 1990 the government renewed protests to Romania about pollution in Ruse by chlorine gas from the neighbouring Romanian town of Giurgiu . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Alison | On these occasions Alison gave Franca some embarrassed or ` significant " looks , but did not renew attempts to have a talk about the ` situation " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Malcolm | It would not be surprising if Malcolm renewed his efforts c.1016--18 , considering the likely state of England at the time , and Cnut could well have acted against him once free to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In pursuit of this , he renewed his efforts to get new players , and was rewarded with two promising youngsters , outside-right Bainbridge , from Seaton Delaval , and inside-right Price , from Worksop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Bruces | After that the Bruces could renew their struggle for the throne . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The National Economic Development Council | September 1991 : The National Economic Development Council renewed pressure on the government to lengthen the summer tourism season by adding a bank holiday in October . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | He 'll tell M Ps that the Government is trying to restart negotiations involving all the constitutional parties in the Province . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | It was the 2nd of Jan , the day we restarted after the Christmas break . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Muslims and Serbs have restarted the battle with some of the heaviest fighting of the war so far . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The umpires tried to restart the game after about 35 minutes but the Indian team again left the ground when Ravi Shastri complained the crowd was hurling stones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Vietnam | According to the report , the two countries had also agreed on a date for Vietnam to restart repaying its debts to Japan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He resumed work at Beaumaris in 1306 but died before May 1309 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He resumes work on the drawing-pin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | China has agreed to resume talks with Britain over the future of Hong Kong . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pearson | In the 1920s Pearson resumed his acting career but also began publishing short stories , essays , and journalism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Now ` we are resuming the kind of growth we should have had " , says Nancy Hobor , vice-president of communications and investor relations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tobie resumed with sudden asperity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Immediately they resumed their fall towards the hole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He resumed scene painting in London , in the studio of Walter Hann , participating in the sporting scene as a boxer and billiards player . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hendry resumes his bid for another title when he faces Ulsterman Joe Swail tonight for a place in Saturday 's semi-finals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pan American intended to resume its twice-weekly service to Britain as permitted under the 1937 agreement , which immediately caused anxiety at BOAC . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The fat woman resumed the journey without so much as a glance his way , leading him down a short flight of stairs and along yet another corridor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | governments | It gave a degree of certainty to public sector managers in the short run , but when the tax costs began to mount governments resumed their sudden cuts -- just the situation Plowden had hoped to avoid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Labour Party did not enter into negotiations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The company entered into negotiations for the purchase of a site in Raleigh Road , Penge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Major | By winning the election , Major has entered phase two of his premiership . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fellowship member Bob Taylor ( not related to the Coordinator ) entered into a project of some restoration at his local church . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mill was eventually forced to cease operations during Mr Bright 's time when a large pond , further upstream , was drained by a colliery to reduce water leakage into the coal workings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A number of training providers are likely to cease their activities . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the guerrillas in El Salvador | It also called on the guerrillas in El Salvador to cease hostilities and to begin peace talks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It 's not that he ceases altogether to be the eternal student , but that he becomes reshaped and misshaped into an aberration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They were ceasing to be the almost monastic institutions of the past . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Left | Between September 1939 and June 1941 the Left almost ceased to exist as a unified force . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | That role made possible his nomination ; he was elected as an outsider and , by his own admission , he never ceased being one whilst in office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | The Almighty was something of an embarrassment to the BBC of late , ever since He had ceased to be the exclusive property of the Church of England . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She soon fell victim , and ceased to show any signs of life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Even after he had ceased to be a Neoplatonist , St Augustine remained very much under the influence of Plato 's philosophical ideas , in particular those concerning time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia | As relations deteriorated , Russia ceased to favour the eventual union of Bulgaria and Roumelia , and forced Prince Alexander of Bulgaria , nominally an autocrat , to accept Russian generals as ministers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Once we attain the transcendental standpoint , we have ceased to carry with us the substantive concept of truth required to raise epistemological questions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who had been fighting in the Greek Civil War | Also , in October 1949 , the Communists ' who had been fighting in the Greek Civil War , ceased fighting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Communists | Also , in October 1949 , the Communists ' who had been fighting in the Greek Civil War , ceased fighting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hugo | Following his daughter 's death , Hugo ceased writing for several years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Scots | As the south of Britain became hostile territory , the Scots ceased to be north Britons , and became enthusiastic Europeans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People cease to cough or sniff or shuffle their feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At Surrey the ` amateur " W. W. Read was employed as ` assistant secretary " to the club for £250 a year -- a post he relinquished when he ceased to play . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At intervals he ceased his frenzied pacing and peered up and down the hideous pipe , as if expecting the arrival of some fellow conspirator . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Soap ceased his fantastic monologue , and Pooley and Omally stared at him dumb and slack-jawed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the company | In October 1991 the company ceased trading in the United Kingdom and its business , assets and liabilities there were transferred to a United Kingdom company . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | ISLAND GRAPHICS CEASES TO SELL DIRECTLY TO RESELLERS |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I will not cease to wrestle for the salvation of your immortal soul . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gilbert ceased struggling , realising that Cardiff would not let him go until he knew more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She herself had long ceased to believe in Father Christmas and fairy-tales . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mayall | At the age of seven Mayall began work in a series of textile factories . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A party control commission will begin investigation into ` misconduct " by two former politburo members , Mr Gunter Mittag and Mr Joachim Hermann , responsible for the economy and the media in the politburo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Slowly he began to stroke the comb through the silken strands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Very slowly and carefully , she began stealing negatives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | AEA | Thus , AEA is now beginning to contemplate a future in which it becomes an independent business , and its management is excited by the prospect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He got up and began slowly pacing in front of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | These ferns began to slowly change shape and structure during the Devonian , and some became tall and tree-like . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he began to move slowly and carefully past the table , on the opposite side to Moore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The caveman 's body begins to sweat and it thus becomes wet and slippery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Edward himself | Almost immediately after Harclay 's execution Edward himself began negotiations with the Scots and a thirteen-year truce was agreed in March 1323 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | courts | As courts began dealing with charges of theft and public order offences , a qualified referee was told he may be jailed for his part in the looting of a Blackpool jewellers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She began associating with both Marxist and Fabian intellectual socialists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We begin the discussion with regional policies for they have featured more prominently in government initiatives than labour mobility programmes , both as regards expenditure and public debate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Getting out her suitcase , and with her fury riding high , she began throwing her belongings into it -- she was catching the first plane out of there ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kawasaki | When Kawasaki began operations in their US plant at Nebraska they found it preferable to import components from their subcontractors back in Japan who could even at that distance , guarantee weekly deliveries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | These beliefs were reinforced when , as a practising hypnotherapist , I began working in the field of regression therapy in the early 1980s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They began to squeeze their way towards the door and in doing so , passed by Markby . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began to walk towards them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bacteria | If flow is restricted in any way , the bacteria will begin to die . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They began to go out together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Early Christian work began to influence the architectural style in the new Christian Roman Empire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Robbie began preparing a meal while Fen completed mooring procedures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All four brothers were in a band together and began writing the musical while on the road in Africa and Europe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | representatives of the government and rebel groups | On the morning of May 27 , representatives of the government and rebel groups began talks in London , with the US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs , Herman Cohen , as mediator . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You begin your quest outside the castle armed with a weedy slingshot , wondering whether to swim the shark-infested moat or lower the drawbridge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Liza began clambering over a tree root to get to the water 's edge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Having decided he must again race the tide , he began a desperate cumbersome run along the edge of the trough towards the breakwater . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began to speculate that the ley was marked with hawthorns on the lower ground , pines on the higher ground , and that the double planting around the tumulus was to mark the changeover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had by then begun to investigate the failure of the human system to produce an antibody against the effects of histamine , associated with such allergic reactions as hay fever and asthma . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | By suggesting this they began quite unwittingly to undermine her confidence in the school and in herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Crystal Palace | READERS with longer memories will recall that Crystal Palace were dubbed The Team Of The Eighties by some people who should have known better and promptly began the decade with a 0-0 draw against Norwich . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We begin interactions with an implicit assumption that other people determine and control their behaviour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Keith Wright of Legge House and on the FYT Management Group and Arkle Bell , FYT Field Officer and for the South West , began the process with the introduction and initial briefing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Myles began to twist about on his chair , agitated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began to experiment on himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He begins without ceremony by pulling off the blouse and flinging it in the gully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She cringed and began to whimper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | No sooner had the late ploughing been completed than he began accepting contracts for harrowing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They began shouting ` We 'll give Mosley a hot time ! " and ` To hell with the Blackshirts ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the lad | Blood spurted all over the sliced potatoes and on to the wooden table as the lad began yelling hysterically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I began to wonder how many of them would buy Tremayne 's book . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We will start in our first parliamentary session with a Freedom of Information Act which will open up government to the people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dougal started with the body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rostov started to walk towards the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Penelope choked on her pudding and started to cry , angry , uncontrollable tears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fribble started to speak again , but received such a blazing look from Fael-Inis that he subsided . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gary Kilpartrick has now started working with YWAM in Switzerland . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her imagination | Luce shivered , her imagination suddenly starting to work overtime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the girl , Dolly | Then the girl , Dolly , suddenly started to caper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the council | Well the council started then and they took on machines of their own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I started today really . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | Bearing these points in mind , let us now start to consider the question of creativity and madness in more detail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The spots then started disappearing , so I went training even though they had n't completely gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | There are many who have already started to vote , or will be doing so for the first time soon , with no first-hand experience of what Labour governments were like . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many | There are many who have already started to vote , or will be doing so for the first time soon , with no first-hand experience of what Labour governments were like . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The bird and the neighbour 'd started having a ding-dong on the steps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We started work on the carriage on the 3rd October 1992 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We have recently started work with the Industrial Society in this area to help bring industry representatives into schools . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | ` She started it , " said Milly , meeting his eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He started work again , and was soon lost in his studies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The judge will then start calling horses in -- if you are called , enter the line of horses from behind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I started smoking grass around 1957 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | While they were still together she started a video course and now works for an independent television company . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I started by looking at the chromosome patterns , of course -- remember the men who are born with an extra Y chromosome , who show aggressive behavior and antisocial tendencies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Publishing group Haynes has started selling French car manuals -- and seen annual profits rise NINETY fold to £2.4 million . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I started talking , at first to myself , striding about the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the person | The police are entitled to tell the person walking away from the scene to discontinue using his filthy language , which would in all likelihood constitute an offence under section 5 of the new Act . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | walking away from the scene | The police are entitled to tell the person walking away from the scene to discontinue using his filthy language , which would in all likelihood constitute an offence under section 5 of the new Act . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the doctor | The facts are that the patient has requested that the doctor discontinue treatment , and the doctor has ignored this request . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Is the doctor in breach of his duty to his patient if he discontinues treatment ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | So you see , in schools like that we would never go uniformed and we would have to discontinue visiting those schools as we would be jeopardizing the children and teachers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Will he discontinue his pre-election pact with the Scottish National party in its all-or-nothing bid ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Senate reserves the right to discontinue at any time the studies of any student whose academic work proves unsatisfactory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Common decided to discontinue further experiments because of the trouble and cost and passed the patterns to Thomas Brown and his son , iron-founders of Alnwick , who emigrated to New York State with them in 1824 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Twenty seven of the 29 patients have discontinued oxygen therapy ; the median duration of this treatment was 4 months ( range 0.4 -20.4 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Government must discontinue their stupid propaganda about empty properties and do something about them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As a result he discontinued his visits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A bus company has halted evening services to an estate after its drivers were shot at with airguns and catapults . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The World Bank has halted almost all structural-adjustment lending to the CFA zone , on the ground that the zone 's members have not met all the conditions needed ` to restore competitiveness " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The UK government is expected to halt funding to the Coal Research Establishment ( CRE ) at Cheltenham , part of British Coal and recognised as a world leader in research into " clean " coal technology . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Serbs | He said Serbs had to stop attacking Sarajevo and Srebrenica and halt ethnic cleansing in Bijeljina in north-eastern Bosnia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the International Committee of the Red Cross ( ICRC ) | It was also reported that the International Committee of the Red Cross ( ICRC ) was forced to halt relief operations in mid-December because of disputes with the two sides . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gorbad halted the attack and prepared for a long siege . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Open Software Foundation has halted work on its ground-breaking shrink-wrapped software solution , ANDF , the Architecture Neutral Distribution Format , reassigning its engineering resources elsewhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a further solidarity strike | By June 29 a further solidarity strike had halted production at the country 's only oil refinery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The URNG , although refusing to offer a total ceasefire , promised to halt attacks on communication links and economic targets for the period of the campaign for the presidential elections due to be held in November . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all Salvadorean patriots | The San Salvador newspapers were filled with alarmist propaganda , calling upon all Salvadorean patriots to halt the terrorist advance and telling women that their families and homes were in danger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Judge Wroath | In the latest case , Judge Wroath halted the trial at Southampton Crown Court at the end of the prosecution 's submissions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Japan had halted aid to Vietnam following the Vietnamese intervention in Cambodia in 1978 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They will do nothing to halt the almost nightly attacks on immigrants ' hostels , they said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | SERBIA will be told tomorrow that it faces total isolation unless it halts the killing in Yugoslavia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Di halted the unveiling ceremony in the City of London , called David to the platform and told him she was ` delighted " with the picture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They did not halt the process of change , and the riots only assumed major proportions in times of wider crisis , such as in 1549 and during the Civil Wars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Disruption of the test programme by US bombing , the Renzan 's large use of all-too-precious light alloys and the changing needs of the Imperial Japanese Navy halted the project after only four examples had been built . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sewers and wells might halt the disease , but cost much more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a united peace front | Only a united peace front could halt the aggressive , war-mongering development of fascist nation states such as Germany and Italy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | After all , I 'd only just stopped doing my paper-round and I heard them talking about headlong stuff I never knew about before : abortions , heroin , Sylvia Plath , prostitution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Oh , if only she could stop crying … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Britain | To take one example , if Britain stopped burning fossil fuels altogether , the world 's output of carbon dioxide -- some 6 billion tonnes a year -- would fall by only 160 m tonnes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Office has stopped subsidising one-day energy surveys for industry and commerce and there is little accessible public information . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stopped buying them for her when they got married . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Social services have stopped paying a £30 attendance allowance for Becky to go to Southampton once every two months for treatment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The little boy stopped crying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had almost stopped resuscitating him on the grounds that the doctor had n't remembered his diagnosis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr. Andrew | " And then , about four months ago , Mr. Andrew stopped coming to the office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I stopped smoking two years ago and I stopped doing all the silly drugs and drink nearly six years ago , so you naturally gravitate towards quite a healthy diet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Kenny Everett said : ` I stopped watching 10 years ago because it was hideously irritating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He must have stopped falling pretty abruptly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | That 's something you find : after a certain age , people stop photographing you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People stop having children when the future they face is too appalling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stopped reciting , he stopped walking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The fliers immediately stopped their displays in respect for the dead man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mrs Goreng | At length Mrs Goreng terminated proceedings by saying , ` Well , we have taken up too much of Monsignor 's time already . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Liz | Six months before her overdose Liz terminated the relationship with her boyfriend of two years ' standing after she discovered he had been going out with another girl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The customer also threatened to terminate his business relationship with the employer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was twenty minutes before he terminated the interview . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Abruptly he terminated the conversation and put the phone down , not moving his eyes from her face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his doctor | He may feel that his doctor has prematurely terminated his assessment of his problems , thereby increasing his sense of helplessness and discouraging further discussion with the doctor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Minton | In the summer of 1948 Minton terminated his association with Central School of Art after only two terms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the rugby club | Residents ' outcry and opposition from the cricket club delayed progress and the rugby club terminated negotiations with Argyll in September , 1988 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` You 'll forgive me if I terminate this conversation , " he said in a vexed voice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Although I terminated my business , I had to keep the photocopier going , " says Anne Orchardson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Dawn recalls : ` The consultant assumed I would terminate the pregnancy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ` In no way is it a finishing line , " said Hugh , who intends to continue working as long as possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hugh | ` In no way is it a finishing line , " said Hugh , who intends to continue working as long as possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The other player answers ` Smee " , and they continue searching . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The staff of the Unit continues largely unchanged , though we have been pleased to have had four postdoctorals associated with our activities over the past year or so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The atmosphere was not exactly lively but I continued to have lunch there for a long time because she was extremely kind and the food was good . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All ambulance crews would continue to stand by at their stations for 999 calls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It continues to turn , moving now towards the Cabinet Office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we continue supplying the Reds , we will be helping them more than the Blues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This chapter continues with the topic of monarchy , an issue about which British people can talk readily and lengthily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We continue our drive towards Hollywood in silence , because there 's nothing else to say about Dudley Moore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Labour | It says that Labour will " continue devolution of management to unions within health boards . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The West Midlands continued to decline as a manufacturing region throughout the period , for instance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the majority | The area is quite densely populated and the majority continues to be actively farmed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Margaret continued to cope fairly well during the next year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` However , we will continue to monitor the association very closely and will meet regularly with the ABA . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Until 1939 he continued to teach medieval history , giving tutorials that often lasted for a couple of hours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Agency would continue to encourage monthly direct debit payments from non-employed and self-employed contributors ( excluding share fishermen ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He continued to read voraciously throughout the 1790s , and there seems no reason to doubt Coleridge' s belief that Wordsworth was eminently equipped to write philosophical poetry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | “ I keep getting interrupted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John Surtees kept the British flag flying in 1964 , before Clark won his second title a year later . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I kept expecting the teacher to praise her , but instead she suddenly cried out , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I kept saying to them all in my mind , ` You see ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I have a friend who owns an ST and he keeps telling me to sell my C64 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He kept thinking of the girl in Mu Chua 's House of the Ninth Ecstasy ; the singsong girl , White Orchid , who had looked so much like Vesa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I keep telling him people ca n't see him on the radio . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I kept my hands clasped tightly to avoid the habitual gesture of hiding myself from sight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | I said after last Tuesday 's game that if we kept working our luck would turn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Living artists would keep adding to it by making contributions from their works . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we all | The result was that we all kept making surreptitious trips to the staff room to refill our plastic beakers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | leading Japanese computer makers | Significantly , leading Japanese computer makers have adopted export strategies similar in some respects to those of the car industry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lenin | On the Jewish question , Lenin adopted Kautsky 's position . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Soviet socialism | But they went one stage further : Soviet socialism adopted a stance of militant atheism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Those new masters of yours will not expect you to adopt this perspective . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gassendi adopted it enthusiastically and argued for it at great length . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | trade unions | Again , officially , trade unions adopt anti-discrimination policies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | His account I gratefully adopt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Initially you will adopt a tense stance , concentrating the mind on which action brings about what result . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Uzbekistan Supreme Soviet adopted a resolution on Nov. 1 abolishing the republican Council of Ministers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Council | On 14 December 1987 the Council adopted a further Regulation applying the competition rules to international air transport between community airports . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Embraer had long adopted policies of aiming for international competitiveness ; the domestic market was too small to support its ambition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Serbs have ruthlessly shelled towns , and have at times adopted rape as a method of war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Parliament | I am quite unable to accept that Parliament in adopting somewhat more prolix language was intending to achieve a result which differed from that recommended by the committee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | For these people you will need to adopt more rigorously agreed targets and measures of performance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The session adopted a predominantly hostile tone towards the forces of the Bosnian Serbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stokesley Youth Centre | Last year Stokesley Youth Centre adopted Elena as its mascot and since then the players have raised about £100 for her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Court of Appeal adopted this understanding of the law in Shadrokh-Cigari , above , but also held that s.5(4) was another way to the same result since there was also an obligation to make restoration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Project English | To help students learn this system , Project English adopts the cognitive approach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Slovak National Council ( parliament ) on Oct. 25 adopted a bill making Slovak the official state language in the republic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Party | Moreover the Party had adopted a progressive policy and had made concessions to the Constituency Parties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Pauline ` Christians " adopted a similar attitude . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An alien woman does not , as formerly , assume British citizenship automatically on marriage to a British citizen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pulled herself back to the point , assuming once more an expression of sobriety . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Media in addition assume certain religious roles in the perception of viewers , listeners and readers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Nick Cave assumed his persona in a dead-end relationship song . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | This led to the development officer having to assume such a role herself , and occasionally this involved her in more work than she felt she could easily provide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the development officer | This led to the development officer having to assume such a role herself , and occasionally this involved her in more work than she felt she could easily provide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | However , in order to do this , it follows that you must be versatile and able to assume many different roles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | You know I had to assume this more detached role . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Pouting seductively , she assumed a pose which presented her as a raving sexpot , as she alluringly slipped the flimsy straps of her silk and lace petticoat from her ivory shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the police | As part of the drive for greater effectiveness the police embraced technology as a means of countering the increasing sophistication of crime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Britain | By acting professionally ( dispassionate , responsible , with technical competence ) Britain can , through its army , embrace war as a means of creating an identity for itself in today 's shifty international order . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Printers and typesetting houses have been embracing new methods for the last 15 years or so and now rely entirely upon them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the G M B | You can now see why we wish to commit the G M B to extend the role of health and safety representatives , to embrace environmental issues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It embraces social factors and the environment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a third of all retailers | LITERALLY BEHIND THE TIMES Books are still subject to resale price maintenance , sale or return is the norm , and only a third of all retailers have embraced electronic point of sale techniques . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Labour will embrace the goal of sustainable development , with environmental modernisation an integral part of our industrial strategy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her kind would do anything to append the heavenly word ` artist " to themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Companies that use computers have been connecting them to each other for a decade , often using AT & T 's telephone lines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He arranged a row of 80 telephone mouthpieces across the front of the stage at the Grand Opera in Paris , and connected them by wires to 80 earpieces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can even connect a 5.25" diskette drive to the external drive port . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The placenta detaches itself from the uterine wall and , with other material , is forced out after the baby . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Alex detached himself from the crowd and came towards them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peter tried to detach himself from Molland as they left the solicitor 's office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The explosion detached the separate wings as if they had been plucked feathers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | Then let us join our clever halves to make a whole ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a vocational education and training project | The visit was organised as part of a vocational education and training project which has joined the college in Cleveland Avenue with Norway through the Department of Employment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The visit was organised as part of a vocational education and training project which has joined the college in Cleveland Avenue with Norway through the Department of Employment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Once outside he linked arms with her and took her to the little pub that the station staff used . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When it had beaten Cranborne junior School by three hundred runs , two Saturdays ago , he had linked arms with the headmaster and sung three verses of ` We Are the Champions " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paul and John strap themselves into the back seats of the small plane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I had to strap them to my bicycle , which is why they look a bit battered . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Tonight I 'll strap Roukoubé to my front , and put you on my back , and we 're going to leave , we 're going to step out of this place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the pope | As the pope strapped the sword round the emperor 's waist , he reminded the emperor that the saints had conquered kingdoms not by the sword but by faith . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He strapped his patients to a table and wielded an array of tools with practised precision and dexterity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | these six | But these six descended on them like the Dynamos on a loose ball , flattened them into the floorboards , and trussed them in sash-cord in twenty seconds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THREE masked thugs trussed up businessman Tom Hartley and his wife Helen at their home and drove off in their new £60,000 Mercedes with valuables worth £250,000 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can not yoke the dragonfly and make it drive the corn-mill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | These Working Groups would undertake tasks of a practical nature and they could provide opportunities for people not attracted to committee work to become involved and make a contribution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the staff of social work agencies | As the Centre develops it is hoped that the staff of social work agencies will undertake research projects in conjunction with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tutors and students undertaking study for these programmes should familiarise themselves with these regulations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a vendor | For example , a vendor may refuse to undertake restrictive covenants as these were not mentioned in the heads of terms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | commercial strategy consultants | In recent years they have used commercial strategy consultants to undertake this work on behalf of their clients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The two groups undertook preliminary skirmishes at the Zurich Congress of the International in 1893 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | To assess the predictive value of these features we undertook prospective surveillance of patients at high risk of primary melanoma . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many also undertook to meet monthly costs such as credit card and hire purchase repayments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But Claire Fraser was out there and he had undertaken to find her and persuade her to come home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Japanese | Fifty years ago , the Japanese undertook their devastating attack on Pearl Harbor and World War Two took on a new dimension . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Computers have the ability to undertake masses of calculations very rapidly , they can perform a number of separate operations at one and the same time , and have the ability to store massive amounts of information . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Mrs Burford , who undertook one year of an A level art course at Darlington Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College and went to Hummersknott School , mostly paints pets and wildlife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mrs Burford , who undertook one year of an A level art course at Darlington Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College and went to Hummersknott School , mostly paints pets and wildlife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Basler have undertaken extensive modifications to the already capacious DC-3 cargo door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | West German trade unions | Recently , for instance , West German trade unions undertook a campaign to secure the legal prohibition of the lockout during industrial disputes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had undertaken during his campaign to take this step , but was also believed to be under intense pressure from senior military personnel to reconsider this commitment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The new body undertook to defend " the right of self-determination of oppressed peoples around the world " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He added he would willingly forego a trip to the United States and play in the Jersey Open with the hope of collecting more Ryder Cup points . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In order to give you even more help , we are foregoing the annual renewal commission with certain life insurers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | One medium-sized firm of solicitors in East Anglia has written to its staff asking them to forgo their pay for December . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I would much rather forgo your interest if it is to be tempered with interference ! " she spat through pursed lips . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her own son and his intimates | Although there was no hope that her own son and his intimates would forgo their day 's sport , there were those less inclined for the hunt than they had been in their younger days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hughes will forego the pleasure of trousering this money which will go to the Leukaemia Research Fund . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The girl had wanted to forgo the tea and sidle out while they could , but Hencke shook his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | It had been another depressing day , and now I was being asked to forgo the one thing that would have made it bearable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was prepared to forgo some of his rights , but I contend that the state is required to defend those rights for the benefit of its citizens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They may often have to forego social evenings and holidays . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I would rather forgo a very attractive acquisition if it would mean stretching the balance sheet |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He desisted from the attack , and began to withdraw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dog | You need to train the dog to desist from barking excessively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the governments of South Africa and Zaïre | The parties also called on the governments of South Africa and Zaïre to desist from interfering in Angola 's internal affairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | After trading for some months , he has been approached by a company which says it owns the rights to the trade name Pizza Parlour and that he must desist from using it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I shall desist , since I am again in your debt . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I can run through it before the presentation . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | At one she ran through her presentation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | ENGLAND 'S cricketers found a tranquil haven here yesterday in which to run through their early tour practice routine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` I know you 'll have run through it already with the police , but I have to go through the motions . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fetched water and splashed it over the twitching boy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fetched cold water in the saucepan , adding it to the hot water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fetched his sleeping bag from the cornbin , where he kept it so the mice would n't make a nest in it , and curled up to go to sleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | So they fetched this poor innocent away from his family , across the sea , to a strange land . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bridget had just fetched the vacuum cleaner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fetched a detector from his luggage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He fetched a blanket from the bedroom and wrapped it round Doyle 's body , trying not to touch the wounds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | This lady | ` This lady is fetching her kids from school . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll fetch you a bigger one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had fetched him for Christmas and he was staying on for the New Year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They fetched Celia from class , and Juliet felt guilty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he fetched me from hospital after my baby died , we drove home in the dark . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chola fetched him some tobacco and a parcel of turmeric . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Now she fetched in the tray , and they all sat down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The women in the house are all toting thirty-eights in their Gucci bags . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all | The women in the house are all toting thirty-eights in their Gucci bags . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was toting the gun for a purpose -- to shoot her through the head or knock her unconscious , or both . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the rest of us | He was the kid who went back to be Frank Sinatra 's bar-tender in the vacation while the rest of us were toting Christmas mail for the Post Office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | women | At a recent anti-diet rally in West Virginia , women smashed their scales and toted banners proclaiming : ` Scales are for fish , not women . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a guy | I 've seen a guy toting an AK-47 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No man can erect a building of any serious dimensions on a rickety foundation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The white stone palais of the governor of Cochin-China was built in the grandiloquent , neoclassical style favoured by those fervently patriotic Frenchmen who had erected the great public buildings of Paris in the late nineteenth century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those fervently patriotic Frenchmen | The white stone palais of the governor of Cochin-China was built in the grandiloquent , neoclassical style favoured by those fervently patriotic Frenchmen who had erected the great public buildings of Paris in the late nineteenth century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Throckmorton and his father were enthusiastic builders who erected an impressive stone gatehouse at Coughton , with polygonal turrets , large windows , and a battlemented skyline . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Throckmorton and his father were enthusiastic builders who erected an impressive stone gatehouse at Coughton , with polygonal turrets , large windows , and a battlemented skyline . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Other status groups erect less formidable barriers to entry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Napoleon III | BY HIS DECISION TO SEPARATE THE COURT from the machinery of government , Napoleon III had erected a barrier against all court influence on the making of policy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Manweb wants to erect low voltage lines on wooden posts at Nantmor , near Beddgelert , agreeing at the same time to dismantle the existing line . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had found and erected a blackboard at one end . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We will , of course , have to erect rabbit-proof fencing around all the new plantations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the company | In 1894 the company erected a telephone line to connect their works at Halling and Upnor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fattorini & Sons , of Birmingham | WHEN Fattorini & Sons , of Birmingham , were commissioned to fashion a trophy for a new competition to be run by the Essex Football Association in 1882 they really went to town . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | themselves | Challenging themselves to fashion something beautiful from their desolate lot , they score with the crunchy hymn to friendship ` Palomine " , here included as both clenched-fist stomper and much more approachable strung-out slowie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Born of Dilga , the Earth Mother , they fashioned the first genitals from the magic fungus for the hitherto sexless and infertile humans who had aimlessly wandered the earth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tab the tinker , who had come in to be shriven , had agreed to fashion a coffin of sorts out of thin planks of wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In five minutes she 'd fashioned a ring out of the wire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The witch | ` The witch cuts the hand from a murdered man then fashions a candle out of human grease which is lighted and put into the hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The man who fashions a visionary ideal of community demands that it be realized by God , by others , and by himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man who fashions a visionary ideal of community demands that it be realized by God , by others , and by himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` Can we fashion some sort of stretcher ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The originator can no longer alter the contents of the DC . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll alter that bit suitably too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have got to alter myself so completely that at the end I should hardly be recognisable as the same person . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If he can alter the fortunes of the superpower state for the better , other nations will follow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government subsequently altered its estimate of those able to claim and came up with a 50 per cent take-up rate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr. Lennis | " Yes , I know that Mr. Lennis has altered the system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had tried to alter the manner in which the Persepolis celebrations were conducted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Finishing , he put the original back into its envelope , applied the merest smear of thin gum to the flap and stuck it down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I do n't like to recommend a product to someone with sensitive skin , but would suggest that before you apply any hair product to your hair , you try a simple skin test first . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | few linguists | But , as yet , few linguists have applied the insights from conversation analysis to functionalist studies of linguistic structure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Pornography is not defined as such by law , instead it applies standards of ` obscenity " and ` indecency " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Titford and Barwick | Inside , Titford and Barwick could apply the soft-talk while lining their elegant pockets with silver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The teachers ' unions adopted a policy of industrial action and employed techniques appropriate to an industrial conflict . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | To achieve this they employed strategies similar to those used by schoolteachers and referred to by Hargreaves ( 1975 ) as ` the liontamer " , ` the entertainer " and the ` new romantic " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Singer | In Animal Liberation and all his subsequent writings on the topic , Singer employs his animal-enhanced equality principle to argue that the consequences for all concerned would on balance be best served by almost total vegetarianism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many certainly employ electricity to find prey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He used long words he never normally employed , and he could hear the falsity of his ` cultivated " accent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hicks himself | Kinison was often accused of spreading hate , although Hicks himself employs far more gentle tactics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Therefore , we employed a gel-extraction method ( 33 ) and renatured the eluted protein as described in Materials and Methods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They take different routes but employ the same learning principles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But here , too , he employs the strategy of delaying clarification . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The research project will employ plume dispersion models in order to model dispersal by wind and will need to integrate this and other environmental data with detailed demographic records . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The programme employs stream sediment sampling at a density of one sample per km² with analysis for up to 30 elements . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he employs a zig-zag training sprint which involves a series of passes before the player finishes off by flinging himself at a rugby tackle bag ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had used words as weapons to slash and destroy her self-esteem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the private sector | If it were true that the private sector uses resources more productively than the public sector , the transfer of resources might directly produce more output . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You use it with just one hand , leaving the other free . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can use contrasting thread to tone with a Fair Isle pattern in this case . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Doctors frequently used their medical-moral language to offer a set of prescriptions based ` on the conventional wisdom of their own social milieu " ( p. 42 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Like Psycho , this was a film that used monochrome to capture its milieu , the sleazy underbelly , the forgotten nooks and crannies of the American dream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a film | Like Psycho , this was a film that used monochrome to capture its milieu , the sleazy underbelly , the forgotten nooks and crannies of the American dream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Grant could have used his experience as industrial reporter , MP and union official to produce an interesting argument about the unions ' future . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We still continue to use normal APL programs for some of our applications . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | When would you use a serial file for information retrieval ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Carter had used television in a somewhat haphazard fashion , but Reagan ` marshaled his television appearances to promote his policies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can use your FlexiLoan to buy anything you like -- hi-fi system , video camera , kitchen equipment , sports gear , or even a holiday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 've come to use the fair as promotion , and I think everyone is returning to this idea after the end of the bonanza period . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We can use such discussions to remind our children of the importance of personal hygiene -- washing hands after using the lavatory , before meals , especially after handling animals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We 'd use it as a mandate to change the present disgraceful system , " Kennedy replied . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The South African authorities used unequal education as a tool of oppression too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She uses her silk to line the walls and also to bind particles of soil together into a circular lid three-quarters of an inch across . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I certainly never used to use my sense of humour to attempt to pull girls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I use filter matting in my wine filter process … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I unashamedly admit that I sometimes use this song as a form of social control . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 'll use it as an excuse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Why do people use the word as an insult ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | My mother | ` My mother used this romantic outlook as a strength on occasions to escape from the world . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Today we use polarised sunglasses to cut out the dazzle of polarised light reflected from water and other bright surfaces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They use imported raw materials . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The party has been using some bright capitalist techniques to get itself in election-fighting mettle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The parties produce manifestos and when elected in a majority seek to implement their policies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the select vestry in West Ham had | Earlier m the century the select vestry in West Ham had implemented measures to deal with a perceived crisis in relief which were singularly effective in reducing relief and reasserting authoritarian values . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | management | Creating an understanding of the challenges of management in implementing business strategies within a changing environment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Those unions are also responsible for funding and implementing the decisions of that conference . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Æthelred 's government | The foregoing both explains why Wulfstan 's legal texts have such a homiletic tone , and raises considerable doubts whether they were really the means by which Æthelred 's government implemented its decisions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government implemented its reforms without commissioning any evaluative or pilot studies and the experience of similar developments in the American health care system provided only limited comparisons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | In April 1988 , in this Parliament , the Government implemented the changes pushed through when the Prime Minister was a Minister at the Department of Social Security . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | He later produced the Blackburn Report on the reform of Licensing Law in Northern Ireland which the Government implemented throughout the 1980s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Not a single authority implemented Maud 's ` Cabinet style " solution in its entirety ; nevertheless , many streamlined their committee structures and some even established policy co-ordinating committees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Banks | Members are aware that the Banks are endeavouring to implement earlier opening hours in some locations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We can actually implement it very efficiently in hardware . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other practices | Though other practices may interpret and implement the community care reforms in different ways , I hope that some of the lessons we have learnt will be useful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The story was splashed over the front page , elbowing aside the arms talks and the council scandal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Blissett | Andrew Chubb , prosecuting , claimed Blissett elbowed Uzzell after the defender beat him to the ball and headed it away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Arghatun elbowed Hodai in the side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The boy elbowed him trying to get him off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A FOOTBALLER who elbowed an opponent in the face , shattering his cheekbone , made an ` ordinary aerial challenge , " a top soccer official told a court yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A FOOTBALLER who elbowed an opponent in the face , shattering his cheekbone , made an ` ordinary aerial challenge , " a top soccer official told a court yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mandy elbowed him in the stomach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | By the time she 'd elbowed the door open with two steaming mugs of tea , I had was reading the first thing which had come to hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Without speaking , she elbowed him out of the way and continued with her baking , thumping and banging the dough into shape , all the time her tears falling silently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I elbowed Karen unceremoniously aside and grabbed the paddle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was muttering as he elbowed the nurse away from a malfunctioning VDU . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Most PAT dogs are mature when they commence work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This plant , which commenced production in June , allows next day delivery to both Melbourne and Sydney . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | This plant , which commenced production in June , allows next day delivery to both Melbourne and Sydney . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The IMM commenced business in 1972 when it listed seven foreign currency futures contracts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The computer commences operation in supervisor mode after start-up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Innocent commenced his papacy in Rome , but he died in Perugia , a papal town , in the summer months when it was customary for the papal curia to leave Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I did not commence my research with these questions firmly in mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He commenced by stemming the revenue loss resulting from smuggling by reducing duty levels to lower its profitability , as well as by strengthening the preventative service . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He commenced by criss-crossing the rope around her wrists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He commenced by dealing with the importance of Shrewsbury as a trial centre and the value to rural communities of the branch lines , until the latter largely suffered closure due to competition from road transport . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm about to commence the brain surgery . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The ILN commenced publication in 1842 and for the better part of the 19th and early years of the 20th century enjoyed enormous popularity because it was able regularly to reproduce illustrations when the newspapers could not . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Newco | The final possibility is to " hive up " the trade from Target to Newco , so that Newco commences trading and generates trading income out of which to fund its interest payments directly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We commence with the service sector , looking particularly at retailing and at the holiday and entertainments ( night clubs , dance halls ) Industry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It commenced trading with a Notional Government Bond contract in 1986 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | France have commenced preparations for the World Cup ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She commenced a two-year nursery nurse examination board course at Tyneside college in Wallsend . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Soon afterwards , he commenced practice as a conveyancer , one of his clients being his old teacher , Dr. Watson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | For those commencing two daily injections , the fixed insulin combinations can be very useful as older patients often find mixing insulins a difficult exercise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | This week you 'll commence phase two of a transformation which began a while back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Almost as soon as he commenced taking evidence , Beveridge was inundated with memoranda on the needs of the elderly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | When she opened the lid , it commenced to play a tinkling version of ` The Bluebells of Scotland " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government can initiate inquiries by means of Royal Commissions , interdepartmental committees and so on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a wife | It is no good for a wife to initiate changes that will affect both partners before talking things over thoroughly with her husband . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Colin Mortlock and myself | When Colin Mortlock and myself initiated the first phase of exploration on these cliffs in the 60s , we negotiated an access agreement with the commandant of the Castlemartin camp . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the investigators | Following a recent conference , the investigators are initiating a programme on European unemployment coordinated by R Layard and J Dreze ( from Louvain ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Edward IV | Before his death Edward IV had also initiated military activity against France , following Louis XI 's renunciation of some of the key terms of the 1475 treaty of Picquigny . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | The debate about what the WEA was and should be doing had particular point in 1953 , the year the government initiated its own enquiry into adult education . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an old person | It has been found that it was rare that an old person initiated a request for admission to a local authority home ( Stapleton , 1979 ; Sinclair , 1988b ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the company | Using these films as the main teaching aid , the company initiated a programme of management training for small shopkeepers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I am the ` concerned parent " who initiated the survey of modes of travel to Currie High School which you filled in last year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ` concerned parent | I am the ` concerned parent " who initiated the survey of modes of travel to Currie High School which you filled in last year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Senior members of Her Majesty 's Inspectorate who expressed similar anxieties have initiated an internal review of statutory procedures by DES officials . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Females tended to initiate courtship , and there were often fights between females when a hen approached a courting pair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the woman , 18 , | Peter Anderson , 41 , told an Old Bailey jury the woman , 18 , suddenly became passionate and initiated intercourse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Dutch Ministry of Education | In 1991 the Dutch Ministry of Education initiated an educational review of all medical schools ( carried out by the universities themselves ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We are fully committed to reinvigorating the economy of west Cornwall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | individual species | This does not mean that , as a survival technique , individual species can not vary their body size to suit circumstances . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Lyons | Last year he sufferred badly from diarrhoea , the Lyons tried to vary his diet but his condition got worse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Dr Miller is a protean leopard ; he can vary his spots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He varied this routine by pushing rubbish through the letter box , pulling the flowers from the tiny strip of garden we tried to cultivate between the flagstones and chalking rude messages on my car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the solid fuel merchant | By contrast , the solid fuel merchant can afford to vary the content of what goes into pre-packed bags of household fuel , provided the weight is correct . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nigel Lawson | As Chancellor of the Exchequer , Nigel Lawson considerably modified the tax framework in which life assurance and pensions schemes operated , removing for instance the tax relief on life insurance premiums . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Communists | Although the Communists had greatly modified their policy they failed to persuade the leadership of the Labour Party to make any concessions on the United Front or affiliation proposals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paul VI tried to modify the harshness of the early drafts by injecting a tone of patient pastoral compassion , but by then the damage to the Church 's credibility was done . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Those scientists chose to modify the protective belt of the programme by proposing that the initial conditions were inadequate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We will modify GDP by incorporating measurements of pollution and resource depletion to create a figure for sustainable national income . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We have modified some of our proposals in the light of the views we have received . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most dogs will then rapidly modify their behavioural response to cats in general , and no further conflicts result . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They take the infantile mewing and they modify it to each situation in which they wish to express a need for something . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Trust | However , before the sale can go ahead the Trust must obtain permission from the courts to modify the will of the Trust 's founder , Sir Henry Wellcome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | On Aug. 14 the government modified budget allocations to give greater priority to improving living standards in the poorest regions and on Aug. 19 issued guidelines to curb " unnecessary spending " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Each species modifies the shape of its many paired legs for particular purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thomas modifies this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Each firm will want to modify or amplify this list to meet particular organisational and business needs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is transforming lives that are suffering from the corruption of the world , just like that widow and her sons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | no one | But London 's pattern of hospitals is such a historical muddle that no one can wave a wand and transform everything overnight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We will transform that sorrow into strength . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | One passage | ` One passage tries to transform multi-cultural education into a form of Orwellian thought control by telling teachers that children must be taught to acknowledge the positive aspects of homosexual and lesbian households , " she says . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Newton transformed the game after Fleck limped off following a kick up the backside and he was given the lone striker 's role . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Royal Family | But the Royal Family transforms its young brides , and Diana Spencer , like the Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Gloucester before her , was happy to be transformed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tower Hamlets has transformed local Government by decentralising service delivery and accountability to seven Neighbourhoods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I squinted and transformed the galaxy into the dust of my dead skin ; I always read ` YAW EVIG " from the glistening macadam and avoided giving way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Lady of Light has the power to transform . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Have you converted a barn into a comfortable home ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the process he is turning his so-called ` Montignac method " into a weighty dieting business . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | He gave little thought to it then , reasoning that she was not in such grave earnest that she would actually attempt to turn her indignant dream into action . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Tashie and Mabs had betted that they would turn her into a chatterer like themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ethel | ` Ethel turned me into a frog and that 's where I 've been for the last day , and it was her fault . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Over the past three years they have turned one of the most dishonourable Soviet professions into something worthy of admiration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bates | Meanwhile , Bates was turning his 270-acre Grange Farm , Bucks , into a fortress to keep newsmen at bay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He changed the name to Lionheart and began buying businesses on the cheap , some from distressed sellers , others from receivers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Adroitly , she changed the subject . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But they changed their mind . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Smith changed his name by deed poll to Jervis-Smith . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mokosh changed herself into a raven and flew back with the turtle-dove to perch on the ridge of the wooden fort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she again took up Between in 1967 she decided to change the gender of the main character from male to female and ` it suddenly worked " ( 1990c:32 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he later changed his spots enough to insist on Leopardcover as a condition of accepting the market 's chairmanship . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | European exporters have pushed up prices in both countries to protect margins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Televisa | Since 1990 Televisa has pushed up its ad prices at a rate five times that of consumer-price inflation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | local authorities | ACO is also sceptical about local authorities ' abilities to push down the costs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He also gave an assurance that he was abandoning plans to alter the Constitution so that the executive would be prime ministerial rather than presidential . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The party has abandoned policies which made it unelectable in the 1980s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | We have already seen that this may simply have been a way of saying that Wulfstan had secured an undertaking that they were going to abandon practices which he found displeasing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A clinic has perfected a £3,500 technique to help make them fathers again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had perfected the technique of not being noticed to a fine art . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The canny Taiwanese have perfected the technique of ` shadow dancing " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | While you have been perfecting your French , I have been bettering my English . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You 've already perfected the tests . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had perfected a glib story . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But they only started to perfect it at the end of the nineteenth century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fred had perfected it during his ten years at the school . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an action | This stage culmin - ated in the massive reorganization of General Electric in the early 1950s , an action that perfected the model most big businesses around the world ( including Japanese organizations ) still follow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | This stage culmin - ated in the massive reorganization of General Electric in the early 1950s , an action that perfected the model most big businesses around the world ( including Japanese organizations ) still follow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | But we have now perfected a unique product . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lizzie liked perfecting this pretty piece of domestic felicity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Muirhead perfected the electrical standards of capacity , which he practically established and afterwards handed over to the National Physical Laboratory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I practise perfecting things I can almost already play . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It was a trick he had long ago perfected . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Republicans | In the mid-west the Republicans made gains in Ohio , in Minnesota , and in Michigan , where the Democratic incumbent since 1982 , James Blanchard , unexpectedly lost to John Engler , a right-wing Republican . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | authorities | The extent to which authorities can achieve gains depends , of course , on their bargaining power , which in turn may be related to current ( and local ) economic conditions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their unofficial quality | But their unofficial quality brings gains as well as losses : these writers are often passionately involved in the events they record . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the armies | Just as the armies readied to set out , a battered ship limped into harbour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his key aides | These interests are sifted , ranked and transmitted by the state administration to the president and his key aides , who initiate appropriate political action on them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | These interests are sifted , ranked and transmitted by the state administration to the president and his key aides , who initiate appropriate political action on them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And the more you can show you have been closely involved in the battle from an early stage , the more weight you will carry if and when you decide to initiate legal action . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took to cleansing , toning and moisturizing his face once he found that soap was bad for it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Conservatives | On first returning to power in 1979 the Conservatives set out to make piecemeal adjustments to the social security system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the arms | Rather than weary arms taking the strain , the harness lines do , allowing maximum use of body weight whilst letting the arms make fine adjustments to the sail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | When did you last make a considerable personal adjustment to fit in with some deeply felt need your partner has articulated ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Once you start making the slight adjustment necessary to make our normal way of eating healthier , you will automatically be on your way to weight control . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ursula Dean was making as rapid an adjustment of her behaviour as Quex had done a few moments earlier . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He failed to make the necessary adjustments to his style of leadership -- most obviously , to create some kind of transmission belt between himself and the nation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Unfortunately it is then suggested that you repeat the calibration each time you use the unit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | engineers | An active suspension system is designed to keep the McLaren glued to the track by reading the bumps ahead and a radio link enables engineers to tweak the car 's operating systems during the race . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Well maybe he did tweak it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both PC World and Business Superstore | In the UK both PC World and Business Superstore found they had to ` tweak " the concept to convince more reticent Britons that the trend is here to stay . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Of course , the letters ( which have been created for the British Institute of Management ) have been generalized , but you can tweak and customize them to suit your needs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Well maybe he did tweak it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | SCHOOLBOYS know how to tweak gadgets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This man transported his gear in an old ambulance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the same , dear kind people | Our family were constant visitors , of course , and many friends -- the same , dear kind people who had so readily transported me to the hospital for the nightly visiting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Our family were constant visitors , of course , and many friends -- the same , dear kind people who had so readily transported me to the hospital for the nightly visiting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thieves deliberately transported cattle across the boundaries of the police jurisdictions , and senior police officers did not exercise enough supervision to ensure that adjacent stations co-operated with each other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They write all the material themselves and transport all their gear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | By the time they transported him to the dressing station the fever had started to recede . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Vogts , an expert angler blissfully at home with his squad on the banks of Loch Lomond , took a harpoon gun to the legislators for their idea of forming a European Champions League . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We decided to take a group of young people from this area over to Backnong in Germany , Chelmsford 's twin town . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He finished his coffee , slid his papers into a folder and took me forward again to the horse car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had courage , and with the help of her union was able to take her employers to court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On being granted leave , he decided to take us to India and visit his brother , Lord Chelmsford , the Viceroy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Once it had this raw patch on its nose and I went with Davey when he took it to the vet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | For reaction to the new car , we took it to the MG Car Club 's headquarters on the site of the old factory in Abingdon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | David cautiously leaned over , folded Paul into his cuddling blanket , took him to his room next door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A maid was immediately summoned who took me down to the servants " quarters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A maid was immediately summoned who took me down to the servants " quarters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An ambulance crew tried to resuscitate him before taking him to Arrowe Park Hospital where he died soon afterwards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Belinda , wait in the foyer and I 'll take you home afterwards . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He took her to a rather smart Italian restaurant full of intimate little tables far too close together for private conversation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Leopold | In September 1767 Leopold took his family once more to Vienna , where festivities were in preparation for the wedding of an archduchess . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | I was kept hangin' about , while they took the poor sod away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Tell me , Brother , when you ran away from your order as a novice and took your younger brother to the wars in France , were you happy ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll take you to a lawyer tomorrow morning . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Dad , I hear you took that lady from your office , Pearl , out to lunch again . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We used to take it to vintage sports car events . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chaman came with two chelas and took me away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a gardener | Typically , a gardener sent surplus dates to the cities , or trucked onions from Tazarbu to Ajdabiya . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The guide | ` The guide , who has driven them there in a minibus , naturally counts heads before he starts on the return journey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ` The guide , who has driven them there in a minibus , naturally counts heads before he starts on the return journey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anne 's husband , TV executive Mike Hollingsworth , drove her from their home in Leamington Spa , West Midlands , to the hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Coventry | Then Coventry drove Lily and Stephen home to number two , The Parade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ` He drove her back here this morning and she has now been seen by a doctor . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | ` Because it was me who drove her there . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ` Because it was me who drove her there . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Tomorrow I will drive you down there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She drove Eva to one of the community homes where she was due to address a group of girls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'm driving him down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his Dad | She 'd gone back into the house to fetch something and his Dad was all ready in the car waiting to drive Uncle Walter back to his house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You must drive Eileen over to meet Bobby and Jill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harry had driven his friend over and was in boisterous good spirits at having been the first person to be allowed to take George away from the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mick and me must drive them all there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` So I hailed a taxi outside the motel and just said British Committee and he knew immediately where it was and drove me straight there . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hannah had to drive Matthew back to his boarding school for the start of term , and in addition she had to liaise with the police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I 'll drive you to the station . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He drove her back to Greystones , still talking fluently of things that mattered not at all . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Patel , who was driving friends home after drinks at a pub , fled the crash which happened on November 30 last year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Patel , who was driving friends home after drinks at a pub , fled the crash which happened on November 30 last year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my Dad | We had a Morris 8 , and my Dad would drive me and Mom into the town centre to do the week-end shopping . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Come on , I 'll drive you into Solihull , " he said , all traces of amusement banished . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I 'll drive us to Soho . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kenneth is meeting me , to drive me to the Cromwell Hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Americans | His point was that the Americans did not normally fly supplies out of the Falklands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Washington has also decided to fly in emergency supplies of food and medicine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We will fly you both from Heathrow or Manchester to Aberdeen , where you will find a complimentary car waiting for you , and which is yours for the entire weekend . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We have teamed up with Phonogram records to fly you and a guest to the States and put you up in a swanky hotel for a week 's luxury holiday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many | Airline regulations vary but many will refuse permission to fly women who will be 28 or more weeks into pregnancy on the date of return travel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On Saturday morning the pilot was asked by an acquaintance if he would fly him to Biggin Hill where the acquaintance was to collect another aeroplane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | By June 23rd he had found some , and took off to fly the bag to Balsley in his hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Valence | Gently , Valence jetted the two suits back down to the training deck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Le The Khoi , a construction worker turned ferryman | `` I 'm just taking the chance to make more money , '' said Le The Khoi , a construction worker turned ferryman paddling passengers in his wooden boat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` I dare say he could be persuaded to convey letters from Ludlow to a certain damsel of my acquaintance . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a uniformed chauffeur | He was flying first class to LAX , where he would be met by a uniformed chauffeur who would convey him by limousine or courtesy car to the Pinnacle Trumont on the Avenue of the Stars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | He was flying first class to LAX , where he would be met by a uniformed chauffeur who would convey him by limousine or courtesy car to the Pinnacle Trumont on the Avenue of the Stars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They trundled Miranda outside and slid the stretcher on to its runners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He trundled the Lada into Pushkin , down the Boulevard Vasenko , looking for a restaurant , preferably a McDonald 's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Across them , they drag thin saplings and then trundle boulders on to them to weight them down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There were lights at regular intervals in the ceiling , with patches of shadow in between , and stripes of light and dark followed each other overhead as they trundled her along . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | porters | They passed the time of day , and dogs barked , and porters trundled trolleys of parcels . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a porter | Outside the windows , the red hit of a porter trundling luggage went by , with , in its wake , the Lorrimores . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Christie 's has grouped the mass of wares into 1,000 lots and trundled out Nina Campbell and David Lindley to promote a Chinamania revival to the interior decorator market . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | 17-year-old New Yorker Donald White | On October 29 1989 , just as he did every Sunday , 17-year-old New Yorker Donald White trundled his mother 's laundry basket to the local Wash-O-Rama . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two little girls | They passed two little girls trundling their iron hoops over the pavement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also made pieces for Tsar Peter the Great , and one of his apprentices , Benjamin Scott , later settled in Russia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | For instance , how long have people made compost in the garden , to put on Roses , and the like , using mown grass , and vegetable peelings ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Anne | ` Anne made this one , specially for you , Mrs Allan , " replied Marilla . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one Creator , one God | There can only be one Creator , one God who made the earth and maintains it under divine control . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | There can only be one Creator , one God who made the earth and maintains it under divine control . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You make wine in England ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some children | Perhaps some children would be able to make new ` clothes " for the family : things that fit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Yes she made my clothes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My mother made beautiful clothes for the richest people and my father baked fine breads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Now you have the chance to revitalise the spirits of the faithful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An ambulance crew tried to resuscitate him before taking him to Arrowe Park Hospital where he died soon afterwards . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The crews are able to resuscitate heart attack patients , replace fluid intraveneously after severe blood loss , and insert tubes to maintain air supplies in unconconscious casualties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I gave up trying to resuscitate that fern that had once had such shiny green leaves and perky look , declared it dead , threw it out of the house and went to see my surgeon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The paramedics resuscitated Dawn , who had stopped breathing , and they later received the Queen 's Award for their prompt action . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | By this time they had resuscitated him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ambulance staff tried to resuscitate the couple , but they were both dead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Graham Gooch | Nobody has been more appropriately cast : almost single-handedly Graham Gooch has rejuvenated English cricket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a manager | Morgan remembers him as a ` breath of fresh air " as a manager who single handedly rejuvenated the Scottish team with his incredible ability to motivate players . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Morgan remembers him as a ` breath of fresh air " as a manager who single handedly rejuvenated the Scottish team with his incredible ability to motivate players . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can totally rejuvenate a dining table and chairs bought from a junk shop by painting them with gloss paint and buying a matching or contrasting tablecloth and seat cushions for the chairs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The JNA deployed more armoured units in Croatia on April 3 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police and customs investigation officers | On shore , police and customs investigation officers deployed themselves along the Cornish coast between Looe and Polperro . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | ` First , are we to accept that a man waded through water up to his neck to tie a noose to hang himself ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Your author forgot all about the steam service and has tied a knot in his tie already for the September retreat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had tied the bow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He finished tying a big bow dead on Kim 's cleavage and as she turned to go , she winked at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | They would not have allowed people to pluck them up , take them prisoner , tie a noose round their necks and kill them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Crew members can not steer or tie knots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She would tie a knot in two of the four corners of a handkerchief and fix one knot on each of her forefingers , to form puppets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Already she opens my father 's letters , though so far she has not read them out loud or tied his tie for him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was in his bedroom , standing at his dressing-table and trying to tie his bow tie in the inadequate light , when there came a tap at his door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They tie you into a body harness and clamp on ankle straps . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | And the young woman let her tie the grizzling baby into the bath-chair and wheel it around the courtyard to look at the hens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | In Hull a man had poisoned his wife because she 'd refused to sew buttons on to his clothes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A MOTHER poisoned her nine-month-old baby with salt , a court heard yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | I 'm not sleeping well and I wo n't take their pills , because as likely as not they 'd poison me with medicine ordered for somebody else . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My daughter poisoned me , of course . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gaunt | Rumour had it that Gaunt had poisoned his sister-in-law in order to gain possession of the whole of the inheritance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I poisoned you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The kingdom also uses the amputation of limbs as a punishment , imposes the death penalty , and has frequently been accused of torturing prisoners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | thugs | A TEARFUL Gwent schoolboy has been left heartbroken by thugs who tortured his pet Siamese cat to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A TEARFUL Gwent schoolboy has been left heartbroken by thugs who tortured his pet Siamese cat to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A man who tortured a cat in the cellar of his house has been jailed for six months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A man who tortured a cat in the cellar of his house has been jailed for six months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The French are terrified of the revolutionary movement and are torturing all prisoners for information , with electricity . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dr Adams tortured each child with something he or she feared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The 38-year-old man , who can not be named to protect the identity of his victim , tortured her with an electric stun gun during the ordeal in front of their children , the court heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | It sounded like someone was torturing them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | AN OLD BAILEY judge was forced yesterday to revoke his sentence on a 13-year-old boy who tortured a pupil at his school . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a 13-year-old boy | AN OLD BAILEY judge was forced yesterday to revoke his sentence on a 13-year-old boy who tortured a pupil at his school . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | DETECTIVES last night were hunting a gang of youths who tortured a 20year-old woman into revealing the number of her cash card . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a gang of youths | DETECTIVES last night were hunting a gang of youths who tortured a 20year-old woman into revealing the number of her cash card . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The mob guys , they 're torturing me , naked as I am . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | But she did not strike him as a girl who would get much pleasure out of flagellating herself with self-loathing and trembling hypocrisy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a girl | But she did not strike him as a girl who would get much pleasure out of flagellating herself with self-loathing and trembling hypocrisy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Spielberg | Where Barrie tortured himself with Victorian fears about his own adult sexuality , Spielberg flagellates himself for Sixties selfishness and Eighties careerism ( Spielberg himself is one of the baby-boom generation , and divorced ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Dickensian Squeers | If the modern educational system was administered by a Dickensian Squeers constantly flagellating discalced pupils , theory could be neatly shelved and a pragmatic response could be given to the perceived problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The heat haze rose from the ground as he flagellated himself with a cat o' nine chains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Penitents flagellate themselves with bamboo whips and are nailed to crosses to re-enact the suffering and death of Jesus on Good Friday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | And now you want him to cane you ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Jacqui said he caned all eight of you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The prefects had the power to cane you on the hand with a ruler . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | That woman canes the girls , and the man birches the boys , and sometimes they ca n't sit down all day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I would have flogged myself to the death up to the end . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Turks then flog them along the tourist drag between the Brandenburg Gate and what used to be Checkpoint Charlie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I feel like flogging him but want him treated as well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A notorious drinker and womaniser , he flogged his workers and extorted high taxes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Romans | There is little evidence that the Romans used to flog their victims before crucifixion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He began to flog Luke unmercifully , bringing the lash down across back , buttocks and legs again and again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They hang the man and flog the woman |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She impaled it through the ribs a second time and the point took and held , and this time when she jerked the Scarag to the side it came with her , clutching at the killing wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His lordship suffered too , in his turn , because I heard the occasional stifled oath as he impaled a finger on the needle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put the skull of a bird on top of it all , then impaled the heart of his father on the beak of the bird . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Otherwise , they could impale themselves with a bayonet --- affixed to each muzzle since the Mexican War . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | terrorists | INDIA has long had terrorists who kill and maim to secure secession for various of its 25 states . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | INDIA has long had terrorists who kill and maim to secure secession for various of its 25 states . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | others | He has valued the sexual instinct more than action , while others kill and maim to allow his debased relationship to continue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The unholy triumvirate of developer , planner and architect had maimed it forever in the sixties and seventies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | The result is that we kill 5,000 people and maim a quarter of a million on our roads in the name of personal convenience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marco had tried to maim him before , and that was before Caroline 's death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Both are prepared to kill or maim innocents in pursuit of a cause . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | thugs | They also have thugs who can threaten , maim and kill those who will not do what they are told . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | They also have thugs who can threaten , maim and kill those who will not do what they are told . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They fastened the pieces to the telescope with wire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Officials and residents in Ito have been preparing for the worst , taping window glass to prevent shattering , and fastening bookshelves and cabinets to walls to prevent them from toppling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had never expected it would be so hard to pretend lack of interest when her very heart and soul were longing to demonstrate her love . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Accountants sometimes pretend interest in the figures , but this subsides when the dealer tells them what they want to hear : " I earn my living by making people money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She turned away , pretending indifference . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She was a beautiful woman who had found him attractive , or at least pretended to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a beautiful woman | She was a beautiful woman who had found him attractive , or at least pretended to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They could no longer pretend they were just hunter and hunted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She could at least pretend some sorrow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I turn over and pretend I 'm still asleep but she pulls the duvet off me and switches the lights on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She could pretend no longer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche pretends to be so well brought up that she can not go in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pretended to search in the folds of her habit , where she had previously concealed the fox bag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Patrice pretended not to have heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Zen had pretended not to understand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 're not pretending that we 're in love with each other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to pretend that the whole episode had n't happened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I can not pretend that I shall ever like him , " said the lawyer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They pretend for my sake they do n't worry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She knew he was only pretending for the benefit of their audience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pretended to think for a moment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He could n't keep pretending that Viola and Eleanor were the same person because Viola 's photo was signed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Thérèse | Those books Thérèse read too but pretended she did n't because then she 'd have to go to confession about them and spell out exactly what she 'd thought . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I do pretend a little , especially since Richard died . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Blanche pretends to be shocked by the surroundings that Stella is living in with her husband , when she arrives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | James studied the title page and for twenty seconds pretended to be fascinated by the contents of page one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Even so , she had to pretend to like it , particularly because it had been given to her by her father . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those in the House | There are those in the House who pretend that that is not so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | There are those in the House who pretend that that is not so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I put my hair up with one hand and pretended I was a model . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She would touch her hair then fiddle with her hat and pretend to straighten her dress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Peckham | Or at least Mr Peckham pretends to have none . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They pretended that what was happening was not happening , and if it were to happen , it would certainly never happen to the likes of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | At least they never pretended to be pure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Léonie and Thérèse pretended not to notice him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The children then pretend that one of them is the reflection in the mirror . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | He said he needed me to pretend to be his girlfriend to protect him from the bimbos . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pretended to read it , hands sunk into the pockets of her skirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Paul | She frowned at Paul who affected an air of exaggerated innocence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | She frowned at Paul who affected an air of exaggerated innocence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She affected a small frown of concentration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Set a course for home , " he said , affecting a noble stance and pointing proudly into space . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I affected more fear than I felt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You affected to look down on it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | himself | Hoomey was so relieved he felt like bursting into tears , but with Nails beside him he forced himself to affect nonchalance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Somebody had to tease , to sit on dangerous edges , to affect melancholia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Affecting nonchalance , I pluck it up , and begin nuzzling ; and , yes , it is a fairly rewarding sort of thing to eat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Although he later affected contempt for the poor , Walters had grown up the son of a working-class Leicestershire Communist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Irina | On this subject Irina affected a little air of scepticism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Her mother allowed her to stay at her flat in Cadogan Square . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She allowed him to do it though her irritation mounted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The government implied that it would allow the privatised electricity industry to meet the reductions in the Directive by importing low-sulphur coal and by building gas-fired power stations to replace coal capacity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one of the few countries | Mexico is one of the few countries that still allow fishermen to encircle and snare dolphins to catch the tuna that swim with them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Mexico is one of the few countries that still allow fishermen to encircle and snare dolphins to catch the tuna that swim with them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The Government | She went on to issue a challenge to parents : ` The Government is allowing Essex to spend as little as £62 per child for a whole year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most countries allow their citizens to bring home articles without an import licence , providing they cost less than a certain amount , without paying excess duty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We should also allow dual citizenship in cases where a foreigner who wanted to become a German citizen would suffer disadvantages if he gave up his old citizenship . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The woman had allowed him to make love , but afterwards had started crying and screaming . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Irina refused to allow it ; the mother was a danger to her child as well as to herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Bishops , priests , and deacons were held in scorn by them ; but they allowed positions of leadership and liturgical presidency to women , as orthodox communities did not . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Miss Edmonstone | Another literally hidden factor is that basement in Trinity where Miss Edmonstone so kindly allows us to store books from year to year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many companies allow you to try equipment and will demonstrate equipment to you in your own home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The PGA therefore allows them a sort of cooling-off period at the end of a round to check each other 's scores thoroughly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The neolithic builders were highly accurate , curving the stone lintels to follow the circumference of a circle and aligning the stones with the exact positions of the midwinter and midsummer sun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Without any preliminaries he began interrogating Dad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Subhadra began speaking intensely , without preliminaries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | After these preliminaries , including some observations about Kensington , conducted before a rather feeble gas-fire , we moved to the low-ceilinged dining-room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the UK element of UNPROFOR | This , together with patrolling and gathering intelligence about the area , means that the UK element of UNPROFOR is doing the groundwork for implementation of the Vance-Owen settlement plan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The group is in talks with National Grid to establish groundwork for a new telecoms alliance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In short , we provide the groundwork , the teamwork and the network . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We have already done some of the groundwork for the new tax . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the flowering plants | However , like the mammals and the birds , the flowering plants certainly originated , and probably did much of their evolutionary groundwork , during the Mesozoic and especially the Cretaceous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their | However , like the mammals and the birds , the flowering plants certainly originated , and probably did much of their evolutionary groundwork , during the Mesozoic and especially the Cretaceous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the designer | XT intrinsics makes no distinction between physical information and logical information -- sentences and pages are physical occurrences , paragraphs are logical -- whilst Fresco allows the designer to utilise resources that are independent of the application . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The contract covers design and construction services , utilising the combined resources of Wood Group Engineering Contractors and Foster Wheeler Wood Group . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many companies | In ten years of programming I now have many companies utilising database applications for names and addresses , every one of them would have benefited by including Rapid Address within the database . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | In some languages you may be able to utilize material from grammar books for these lists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Dr ` Bothwell " Because we 're so over-burdened by relative trivia and social problems , we can not utilise the skills for which we 're trained … we 're trained to treat medical problems … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many women | They also found that on their return many women were unable to utilize the skills that they had acquired before having children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | It helped to develop valuable projects ; it utilized market skills in the implementation of schemes ; and it began that process of integrating central-government departments into corporate entities through which regional problems might be better addressed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Mr Govind said the finance minister had announced that 100% equity would be allowed on some developments if they utilised advanced technology and were in the country 's interest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The first electronic reference books , therefore , have utilised the same underlying technology as the latest laptop and palmtop computers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` If we were as smart as chickens , we could utilise ambient temperature technology . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a running shoe | If only a running shoe could utilise carbon technology in this way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There would be every justification to grant-aid this type of work , leaving developers and speculators to concentrate on additional building when they see that they can utilise the facilities throughout the year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We have utilized both SV40 and polyhedrin terminators to terminate the transcription on both sides of the expression cassette . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | German scientists | • German scientists ( reports the Daily Telegraph ) have found a way of utilising enzymes to break down nitrates to nitrogen gas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the UK 's National Gallery initiative | A typical museum application is the UK 's National Gallery initiative , utilising 16 interactive information terminals to give visitors a glimpse of the gallery 's treasures and a simulated tour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Morrissey | In actuality it was Morrissey utilising his long sought-after position of power to extract a little revenge , nothing more than ` Look at me now , you spineless bastards " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Erm , again we utilize ninety one point nine two percent of the available inspecting officers ' time for inspections , rather than the national average of eighty four point three nine percent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Similarly , brewing came increasingly to be concentrated in major provincial centres like Burton and Norwich , which utilized the rail network to the full to distribute their product . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | major provincial centres like Burton and Norwich | Similarly , brewing came increasingly to be concentrated in major provincial centres like Burton and Norwich , which utilized the rail network to the full to distribute their product . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pipe | In 1989-90 , Pipe utilised 149 horses to win those 224 races ; last season 179 horses were pressed into action to achieve the record . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the aluminium plants in Scotland | Some of these are footloose industries , such as the aluminium plants in Scotland utilizing cheap hydroelectric power , while others are based on the processing of agricultural products , including milk , meat and vegetables . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the male authority | As a woman 's sexuality must be controlled by the male authority who should then utilize it solely for his own benefit , in their natal home women are not sexually active . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | As a woman 's sexuality must be controlled by the male authority who should then utilize it solely for his own benefit , in their natal home women are not sexually active . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I think you could be much more precise if you wanted . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We can be more precise than this by referring to Goldthorpe et al . 's work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You ca n't be more precise than that ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was ever precise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Darlington Council 's next plan is to set to work improving the derelict land sites bordering the River Skerne . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | researchers | However , researchers are now working on the theory that heat and digestive enzymes are necessary for the production of the substances which are active in promoting health . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the pupils | As the teachers all had full-time commitments outside the project , they were only able to meet when the pupils were working on the project . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | RESEARCHERS at Princeton University are now working on an experiment that will , later this year , try out a way of polarising atoms of some of the isotopes of hydrogen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | scientists | Now scientists working at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford believe they 've made a significant discovery in how asthma is passed down the family tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | scientists | By the mid-1980s scientists working on the problem were sufficiently sure about the amount of helium in the universe to say that there were probably only three types of neutrino , and thus only three generations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Davie 's also been working hard on a new Poizone range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You went into the 6th form or to college and you worked hard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I am working hard to complete the team , " said Louis yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All the young medics worked tirelessly in the blister bunker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | At the moment I never feel I 'm working hard enough . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I did it , though I vowed I would never work that fast again . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Unix System Laboratories Inc is working towards a schedule that will have its distributed system management scheme out before the Open Software Foundation 's rival Distributed Management Environment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can work towards a degree or diploma over a period of years -- or choose single courses lasting a few weeks or months , from an enormous list of topics ranging from childcare to computer science . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | ` She has worked and planned towards this dual-presidency for a long time . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Microsoft said that it is working with the European manufacturers to combine its operating system with the existing hardware architecture of each . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | THE United Nations said that 20 Brazilian and 50 Russian workers had been kidnapped by opposition soldiers in eastern Angola , where they were working on a Congo River dam project . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the steward | I find myself alone with the steward who tells me has been working on this line for the past twenty-five years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I find myself alone with the steward who tells me has been working on this line for the past twenty-five years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her husband | She was convinced now that her husband had been working on a book about The Hell Fire Club and … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had plenty of space to work at his drawing and to study . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | 3 men were working on the gantry when it fell from beneath the Severn Bridge in September 1990 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | He says they 've worked hard to recreate the period . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They worked silently , hardly ever looking up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We need to try a new approach . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Government must now seek ways of strengthening the Union to ensure it continuing vitality , while showing appropriate sensitivity to the nationalistic sentiments stirred up by this election . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lepine stops at the door of study room C-228 , raises his rifle and aims at a student at the bottom of the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Pulling his rifle to his shoulder he squinted along the barrel , aiming at the broadest part of the deer 's neck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Panamanian soldier | On Sunday , a Panamanian soldier loaded his assault rifle and aimed it directly at patrolling US troops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jaq jammed the discharged plasma gun away and was about to aim his laser . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hindley put his right arm out through the hole , with the gun in it , and aimed it at his enemy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The gunners had been ordered to aim at the first two vessels , and at a bare two hundred yards ' range they could scarcely miss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Scots gunners | Individually now and in no order , depending on how swiftly crews could reload , prime and fire , the Scots gunners worked their pieces , aiming lower , those two leading vessels taking terrible punishment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those who had arrows nocked | Most of them were carrying bows , but even those who had arrows nocked were not aiming at anything in particular . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he aimed the rifle again , this time at one of the men in the front rank . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an army sniper | They said an army sniper aimed a rifle with a telescopic sight at Jihad Mustafa Ali Sadek , 22 , and shot him in the back while he was at the top of his mosque 's minaret . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sharpe did the same , simply aiming the rifle in the direction of the column , and pulling the trigger so that the bullet whipped off through the stalks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He aimed a swift blow at the gun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | This detects signals from radars on the ground that may be aiming missiles or guns at the approaching aircraft . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | radars on the ground | This detects signals from radars on the ground that may be aiming missiles or guns at the approaching aircraft . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | That 's why you 're tied up on the floor and I 'm aiming a gun at you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the gunman | Another eyewitness , James Christey , saw the gunman drinking from a bottle of wine and aiming his 12 bore single barrel , sawn-off shotgun at police marksmen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Prophet | As he did so , Curtis was unaware that the Prophet had twisted half round and was aiming the gun over his shoulder directly at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Stepping back a couple of paces in the roiling smoke , he aimed the shotgun at the lock and pulled the trigger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A lead Cupid aimed his arrow from the top of a marble pillar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Centaur | Yes , there it was at the centre , just as she 'd half recalled , a small panel carved with two stars and a Centaur aiming an arrow into the night sky . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | This has you aiming for each number in turn ( 1-20 ) , finishing on the bull . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you can aim squarely , hold the club correctly and form a good stance , then you give yourself the best chance to strike the ball correctly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | more research | Certainly more obvious patterning can help in disentangling one strand from another , but until more research is aimed directly at such problems , our understanding will advance very slowly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sabine pinned on a polite smile , and aimed it straight at the oncoming vehicle 's windscreen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | these four stations on the African continent | But these four stations on the African continent aimed their programmes exclusively at white settler communities ; not until the Second World War was wireless broadcasting for Africans established . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Hearing the stranger 's voice become louder and angrier still , she raised one long booted leg and aimed an almighty kick at the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He aimed for Benny 's stomach -- it would be a slower , more painful death that way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many studies have aimed at typologies of code switching which classify switches according to their function in discourse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gibbon aimed a chunk of cheese in the same direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He had waited patiently for an hour without moving for the right moment to shoot and now when he had aimed exactly right and the bullet had gone home it had not finished off its target . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Zeppelin | It was too tempting a target , and the Zeppelin aimed for it with the last of its deadly cargo , but this time , they overshot the mark . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll keep away while deer are culled -- for the sake of the deer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` When I fell off I just kept thinking this is it , this is it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` Well , could n't we sort of jump around a bit to keep warm ? " said Masklin desperately . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | No cos you keep shouting at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | From Sweet Nothin 's and All Alone Am I to I 'm Sorry they just kept coming on Saturday night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He held his spear gun out in front of him with the safety off and used his flippers to keep facing the fish . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Terry kept badgering the guards for magazines and a radio . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he and Taylor | Taylor had been an amateur boxer and Jim of course was a former American football player and was a big man , and he and Taylor kept threatening to settle their disputes with their fists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jeremy | Needless to say , Jeremy has to keep returning to the darkroom for more film throughout the game . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | How the hell do you keep so slim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stella kept her arm in the air , waving , waving long after O'Hara had swerved the motorcycle round the corner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | JACKO kept fuming police waiting for nearly an hour as he went on a midnight shopping spree -- for new toys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She had defined what she perceived to be reality , and she kept trying to rub Scarlet 's nose in it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Moira | ` Moira kept telling Jett that he should n't be having to do so much touring , that he should be concentrating on short tours of big venues like Wembley and the NEC . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the firm | Shareholders , who know they will get peanuts if the firm is wound up , want the firm to keep trading in the hope that it will come good . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll keep trying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | King Birendra lifted the ban on political parties in April 1990 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tanzania has lifted a three-year ban on elephant hunting and will allow tourists to kill the magnificent animals , despite an international moratorium on the sale of elephant products . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bush refused , however , to lift outright the US trade embargo against Vietnam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the European Communities ( EC ) Foreign Ministers | On April 6 the European Communities ( EC ) Foreign Ministers agreed to lift the EC oil embargo imposed in 1985 as well as all remaining bans on sporting , scientific and cultural links . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | America | When America does lift its trade embargo , they believe that Vietnam will receive help from the IMF and massive Japanese investment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Assam government | As a consequence of the talks the Assam government lifted restrictions imposed under the Disturbed Areas Act on Sept. 1 and asked the ABSU to stop the violence in response . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Djibouti | On April 7 Djibouti lifted all trade and travel restrictions whilst Côte d'Ivoire announced the establishment of full diplomatic relations , making it the second African country ( after Malawi ) to exchange ambassadors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the PFKG | On the same day the PFKG partially lifted the curfew imposed on Aug. 2 and urged key workers to return to their jobs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The European Communities lifted the remaining EC economic sanctions against South Africa on Jan. 22 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ministers also agreed to lift progressively economic sanctions against Serbia in the hope of discouraging Mr Slobodan Milosevic , the Serbian President , from waging further attacks on the new country . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Spain | The agreement became possible when Spain lifted its veto after agreement had been reached on setting up a fund to help the Community 's poorer members to pay for environmental protection measures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In July 1959 he dissolved the Constitutional Assembly and reinstated the 1945 constitution by decree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Estonian parliament voted 64 to 14 , with two abstentions , on Nov. 6 to reinstate the 1938 Law on Citizenship . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the new Act | Although the new Act reinstated much of the previous copyright law , it also introduced various new measures , including design right , as well as legislation concerning ` passing off " and other areas of infringement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The PR boss , based in Wavertree 's Church Road , began moves to reinstate a link with the capital after British Midland axed their Heathrow route last March . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jean-Claude spoke of his plans to reinstate the Guérigny house and stables with the money he would receive for his opera . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | In late February the UN boundary commission was preparing a report which would reinstate the 1923 border with Kuwait , delineated by the British and accepted by the Iraqi government in an agreement with Kuwait in 1963 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a report | In late February the UN boundary commission was preparing a report which would reinstate the 1923 border with Kuwait , delineated by the British and accepted by the Iraqi government in an agreement with Kuwait in 1963 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A Golden Key director had agreed to reinstate the cards ' validity for Sutton Hall clients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Department of Employment reinstated my benefits ( joy ! ) and then stopped them again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | Confidence was increasing that men , through foresight and effective action , could ameliorate their existence and even prolong their lives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Spaniards were persuaded to prolong their stay , ostensibly to stay safe from the French , until secret arrangements had been made to seize their treasures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which of us | For instance , which of us has not prolonged an atmosphere of hostility by keeping the coals smouldering within ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he came to Rosa he prolonged the handshake for what seemed to her a long time , while looking into her eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | these disaturated synthetic lecithins | As seen in Table II these disaturated synthetic lecithins prolonged the nucleation time to 20 days as compared with four to six days with the monosaturated lecithins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His mouth was close -- oh , God , so close ! -- almost on hers , almost caressing the softness of her lips , tantalising , tormenting , deliberately prolonging the indescribable ecstasy of desire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some patients | A recurring comment was that some patients deliberately prolong treatment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | companies in violation of rules on labelling | Previously , companies in violation of rules on labelling were able to prolong negotiations over years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | bacterial exotoxins | The ability of bacterial exotoxins to activate large numbers of T cells with consequent release of cytokines could directly account for their pathogenic effects and the clinical syndromes they produce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | The number one will automatically light up as soon as we activate the circuit and the current increases gradually as the numbers get progressively higher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | ` You take the pen out and it automatically activates the recording mechanism . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Flames of doubt were fanned by the crew 's insistence that they had activated the emergency radio beacon for a week , though it was not picked up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kolchinsky used a miniature transmitter to activate the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When the chimpanzees came close to the leopard , he activated its mechanism , so that it started to move its head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He placed the holdall inside the freight car and activated the Geiger-Muller counter inside it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mind | In reality the mind must activate many schemata at once , each interacting with the other . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this | These are in fact forms of protein , which are not digested by the baby 's stomach ( this would deactivate them ) but pass unchanged through the lining of the gut directly into the blood stream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I pushed in a couple of pessaries , untied the sack from my middle and pulled my shirt over my head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He turned her to face him , then untied the silk from her eyes , letting it fall to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We pulled off the sheets and untied the prisoner from the post . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He stood up and untied his now-biddable horse from a sapling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A darker cloud bowled over the sun , bringing a sudden icy wind , and he paused to untie his Fair Isle sweater from his waist and put it on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | In fact , you 're a girl who 's going places -- once you 've untied yourself from this man who 's been like a millstone around your neck for the last four years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She untied the sleeves of her sweater and began to pull it on over her head , aware as she did so of a faint muffled sound behind her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We had to calm her and untie my father , laying him down tenderly while we tried to extricate the mule . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The khthons had untied them and left a torch before locking the dungeon door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The boatman was untying the guest-line . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Seb | Without another word , Seb untied the mare 's reins , mounted and rode away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The old Egyptian remedy , apparently was to drink beer from an old shoe , which is why I 'm sitting here untying my laces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She crouched over the bag , untied the knotted corners and peered in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She moved from his arms and slowly untied her leather apron . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She untied the sticks and rubbed them together between her palms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He spread an artist 's folio before her , untied the ribbons with delicate fingers , and invited her to lay it open . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Galks untied the travellers , bowed to the throne and retreated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bardsley untied his apron and hung up the tea cloth that , appropriately enough in this flat , was a large linen facsimile of a pound note . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Trung untied the cord and wound it around his waist to return later to the overseer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jotan detached himself from an alcove beside the main door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | So when he held her against him like a doll , when he rubbed himself upon her , like a horse scratching itself , she tried to detach herself from his indignities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | voters | Simply expressed , in a situation in which voters detach themselves from a close identification with parties then issues come to assume a greater significance in voting behaviour and electoral choice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the former | Thus the quarrel between Megara and Corinth , which drove the former to detach herself from the Peloponnesian League in 461 and join Athens , was originally over boundary land . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the skin | Eventually , if the body lay undisturbed for long enough , the skin might even detach itself from the body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then , slowly and patiently , she began to detach the strands of the lamb 's coat from the barbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Alain | Finally Alain detached himself from Claudine 's clinging hands and turned to the house , collecting Jenna with a very hard hand on her arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Steve Cauthen | If there was any problem with her stamina this was where it would show -- but as Steve Cauthen detached Strawberry Road from the pack she kept going strongly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I detached her gently from her twig and she writhed in anger , exposing her paler stomach and all her spiky little paws that clung leechlike to the branch to which I returned her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ludens detached from the windscreen a note from Jack which read Bon voyage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | many | The reform of arbitration procedure is a controversial subject , with many wishing to detach arbitration from close adherence to litigation procedures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | another woman | They were in their late twenties or early thirties and appeared to be looking for a friend , for another woman detached herself from a group of senior officers and hurried to greet them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a burly , red-faced police sergeant | As she drew closer , a burly , red-faced police sergeant detached himself from the crowd and moved towards her , notebook in hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Irish Tom detached himself from the group of workmen and swaggered , grinning , along the corridor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A figure in brown detached itself from the shadows , reached into the bin with a look of disgust on his face , and pocketed the crumpled paper without reading it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the figure | She ran for her life , never seeing the figure detach itself from the wall , as she did in that far off childhood nightmare . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You are advised to detach these pages and keep them with your travel documents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The Burmese are descendants of the Mongols , and now they try to dominate the Shans , the Kochins and the Karens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | enough of them | There are enough of them to gang up on him and dominate him , even though he remains the group ` administrator " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their allies | Edward IV 's solution had been to build up Herbert power until the family and their allies dominated most of Wales on the crown 's behalf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At one time , he even dominated Mot , the surly god of death , and banished him to exile in the desert . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | considerations of efficiency | Should considerations of efficiency dominate those of welfare ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Akrokorinth dominates the Isthmus region , and it is one reason why Aratos ' home city of Sikyon just west of Corinth was never more than a second-rate power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | I feel that we 're equals , that you 'll never allow me to dominate you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They should have done much better as they dominated for long spells , but failed miserably in the art of scoring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | The domination of nature generates a dominating mentality so people dominate each other and accept domination in the name of technological reason and scientific rationality . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two main types | There are two main types who want to control and dominate others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | There are two main types who want to control and dominate others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this ` young ballet dancer and choreographer , who is undoubtedly brilliant | Meintjies was equally impressed by John , writing in his diary that this ` young ballet dancer and choreographer , who is undoubtedly brilliant , dominated the guests -- although he is only seventeen . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Swindon dominated early on . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nintendo | However , strange to say , the Atari VCS never penetrated Japan , and this allowed Nintendo -- previously known mainly for board games and packs of cards -- to dominate the market there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the overdraft | He believed , however , that the overdraft would dominate the lending market , as it does in France and Germany . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Japanese giants Sega and Nintendo dominate the £500 million-a-year industry , having captured almost half the market . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a new libertarian strand of thinking | Alternatively , from the mid-1970s , a new libertarian strand of thinking came to dominate the Conservative party . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | no one group | Depending upon the issue , different groups will get their own way and no one group dominates power within society . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | foreign companies | BRITISH scientists and businessmen are trying to break into a vital slice of the semiconductor industry which foreign companies now dominate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an alternative view | During the 1950s , Sir John Neale presented an alternative view , which dominated historical accounts for a generation , but which some now believe was based upon questionable assumptions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | During the 1950s , Sir John Neale presented an alternative view , which dominated historical accounts for a generation , but which some now believe was based upon questionable assumptions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | It is yet another record sequence for the club which dominates the rugby league scenario so completely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the club | It is yet another record sequence for the club which dominates the rugby league scenario so completely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Communists | By 1937 the Communists were almost completely dominating the rest of the Left , both organizationally and intellectually . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Mr Najibullah , many of his key ministers , elite units of the Afghan army and most of the Pakistan-based Mujahideen groups are members of the Pushtun tribes which have dominated Afghanistan for 200 years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Pushtun tribes | Mr Najibullah , many of his key ministers , elite units of the Afghan army and most of the Pakistan-based Mujahideen groups are members of the Pushtun tribes which have dominated Afghanistan for 200 years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Conservatives had dominated Hampshire county politics for over a century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lully | Even though Lully dominated French musical life for several decades and continued to exercise an influence even after his death , no autograph scores or parts survive for any of his works . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Revelations of the Watergate affair , which dominated the world 's media in spring 1974 , did not help . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Revelations of the Watergate affair , which dominated the world 's media in spring 1974 , did not help . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chris , who dominated cycling events at the Barcelona Olympics , will take part in major health promotion events when his hectic racing schedule permits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Chris , who dominated cycling events at the Barcelona Olympics , will take part in major health promotion events when his hectic racing schedule permits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most fishkeepers try to recreate a natural-looking underwater scene in their community tanks , and also to conceal the equipment , increasing the natural effect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his client | He pointed out that the prisoner did not deny that he had killed his wife , but it was a spur-of-the-moment loss of temper , and that his client had panicked and tried to conceal the body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tom Fairfax | Instead , I find myself wondering what Tom Fairfax was concealing behind the seal face and marine eyebrows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Almost without thinking , she concealed her emotion with anger and action as she sprang to her feet and tore the emeralds from her ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried to conceal his astonishment but Sir Thomas was almost laughing at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The vendor may have deliberately concealed the defect and may have acted fraudulently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Fearing that Morris had stopped to watch him yawning , he would at once return to his work , and try to conceal his yawns behind his hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | True , he concealed his second and third chins beneath a grey-brown beard that only got an efficient trimming at the hands of Peccable 's eldest daughter Hoi-Polloi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | officials from the CIA | During the hearings , officials from the CIA apparently admitted having concealed evidence from Judge Shoob , but claimed that they had been pressurized into doing so by the Justice Department . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jones was modest about her poetry and concealed it from her friends in Oxford . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | At times Anne felt sure that he was attracted to her , but if so why did he never ask to meet her , and why did he conceal these chance meetings from his family ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bridget concealed her pregnancy from everybody until she was about four months when she told her boyfriend , who was not the baby 's father . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I suspected this fool was so desperate for money that he 'd concealed the bumps and scratches on the disc with black shoe polish , so I was examining its surface with a magnifying glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | If that were true , she was concealing her grief at his death with remarkable stoicism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She managed to conceal the physical revulsion she always felt from close contact with this man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Being lazy myself I sometimes conceal them in grass , water or strategic pebbles -- happily often observed like that in any case . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The immaculate officer stepped gingerly aboard Sinar Surya and failed to conceal his astonishment at our living conditions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Every gesture was judged and measured , while they concealed their interest behind beard-scratching , nose-stroking , brow-rubbing hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Perhaps you should conceal some small flowerpots under the wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rozanov removed his parka then hid his face behind the Guardian . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They hid the grave so that we could n't give the bodies a proper burial . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the warlords | But their ` disarmament policy " mainly amounted to asking the warlords to hide their battlewagons and anti-aircraft guns in the bush . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Adam grabbed Billie and hid her behind the Audi , glad that he 'd chosen a four-wheel-drive Quattro . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the grey-suited men | A commuter train , a stop at each station , all seats taken by the grey-suited men who hid from each other behind their newspapers and the film of cigarette and pipe smoke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A commuter train , a stop at each station , all seats taken by the grey-suited men who hid from each other behind their newspapers and the film of cigarette and pipe smoke . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My mother would hide his food from us at the bottom of one of the holes in the oven . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Shy and quiet , he hid his face behind his hands and laughed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He could hide behind the door and club them down one by one when they came in . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | ` Well , they have to hide the Cruise missiles somewhere , " I said , zipping up my fleece-lined leather jacket against the rain which had started coming down in ominous big spits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I do n't know … it sort of hardens , like a shell or something and you can hide inside it and nobody can get at you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He did n't put the key in his pocket , but hid it in the plant pot next to the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He hid nothing from me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he saw his mother , he rushed to her and hid behind her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She hid her face from him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They had wanted no part of the terror and the bloodshed , and they had hidden in the mountains and the caves and the remote Northern Isles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | what | She was scared of what might be hiding in the shadows but she was terrified of her subconscious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gutenberg tried to mimic the gothic calligraphy of his own time when he invented modern printing , because anything else would have been hard to read . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the private sector | It is little wonder that the private sector mimics the Government in its disrespect for pensions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ` Aunt Meg , " she mimicked her father 's voice exactly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And he loved to mimic his cousin Marie 's accent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I still mimic Brando . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It aims to mimic the brain 's ability to access information quickly and intuitively by forming associative links between subjects . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was mimicking her English . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Small eggs also mimic those of the host species much more closely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Android animals which exactly mimic the real thing are produced to fill the gap , but their owners hide their mechanical origin from outsiders . ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Android animals which exactly mimic the real thing are produced to fill the gap , but their owners hide their mechanical origin from outsiders . ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ranulf | Corbett rode quietly between them , keeping a wary eye on Ranulf who , after staring round-eyed at everything , began to mimic the strange accents , and drew dark looks from a number of passers-by . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Corbett rode quietly between them , keeping a wary eye on Ranulf who , after staring round-eyed at everything , began to mimic the strange accents , and drew dark looks from a number of passers-by . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mite | The failure of ants to come to the rescue of an infested colleague may be the result of the mite successfully mimicking the smell of an ant larva . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But they can not mimic the complex metabolism of a living mammal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A few of the males may then mimic the female 's odour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I mimicked his slow accent , and the mimicry made him turn and stare at me , and the look on his face instantly made me regret my mimicry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Dyson | He took it out hastily , lest Lord Boddy notice it and jump to the conclusion that Dyson was mimicking him , and transferred it to his jacket pocket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | The Miller letter shows that , at present , there is little chance of a resolution being put to Congress that simply mimics the language of the UN Security Council resolution of November 29th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a resolution being put to Congress | The Miller letter shows that , at present , there is little chance of a resolution being put to Congress that simply mimics the language of the UN Security Council resolution of November 29th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Diana has weakened it by being popular . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Their numerous wingless progeny weaken and distort young plant growth as they feed , spread virus diseases and produce sticky honeydew which disfigures leaves and encourages sooty mould . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A more educated , literate , and rational society weakens their effect ; contraceptive knowledge and practice spreads first in the more educated classes , then to poorer people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The mujaheddin aim to weaken the Iraqi regime by attacking its defeated and demoralised forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had weakened his own side by subtracting two thousand men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Japanese | Pre-assault bombardments were made when surprise was unnecessary , as in most Pacific island assaults when the Japanese could not reinforce a garrison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Syria has reinforced its troops facing the Christian enclave where Gen Aoun is entrenched , but has said it plans no immediate attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Party selectorates , for example , reflect and reinforce the attitudes , beliefs and values about the role of women in politics that are widespread throughout society . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jarman | Some will no doubt accuse Jarman of shock tactics along Warhol lines , but Jarman has reinforced the view that performance and installation art are at their strongest when addressing social or political issues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Suffragettes | The fact that she had no money of her own did n't strike her as an obstacle ; the Suffragettes had reinforced her natural contempt for people who worried about money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Azzone Visconti | It was not until the first half of the fourteenth-century that Azzone Visconti reinforced the structure with walls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This year 's results tend to reinforce that view with exports to the former Eastern bloc remaining of limited significance at £82 million or less than 1% of the total . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | others | We hope that sharing this experience will encourage others to strengthen the bond with parents and to establish a working relationship which deepens mutual respect and understanding of each other 's worlds . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Oxford United are set to strengthen their squad by signing striker Nicky Cusack from Darlington … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Local Serbs are strengthening their grip on a narrow corridor along the Sava River between two large Serbian areas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Wimpol is clearly a leader in the quality geophysical survey market , a position we will strengthen in 1993 by the enhancement of offshore based data processing systems and the geographic expansion of our overall geophysical capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hartlepool have strengthened their Willington connection with the appointment of Tony McAndrew as their new youth coach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wilson | In return , Wilson had agreed to strengthen consultations with the Chinese government over the project . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wedgwood | ` This is just one of the many ways in which Wedgwood is strengthening links with local schools . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | KPMG | Mr. Pitt said KPMG were strengthening their presence in the south-east and had chosen Gatwick as the focal point for their work for the region 's business community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We also want to strengthen the links between the DTI and the highly successful Training and Enterprise Councils . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her kinsmen | Henry claimed custody of the child but her kinsmen fortified their castles and refused to hand her over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Prince Rupert | In 1643 , during the Civil War , Prince Rupert fortified the town again as winter quarters for the King 's Army . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Edward the Elder fortified the town in 917 when Watling Street was the frontier between the Saxons and the Danes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hadrian had already fortified the city and brought in heavy garrisons for defence ; he now sent to Charles invoking the agreement between the Franks and the papacy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In Nigel Lawson 's first year as Chancellor , he fortified himself with whisky and soda , but tempered his consumption latterly by sipping spritzers while upping alcohol duties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Trapper | The two men once more threaded the invisible path among the pitfalls , snares , and hidden dangers with which the Trapper had fortified the approaches to his dwelling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | This question came from the management representative who was attending the meeting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the management representative | This question came from the management representative who was attending the meeting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | To make things worse , he attended a meeting in South Africa without the permission of his Church Chairman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Mr Wilson , who is a member of the Irish Senate , also announced today that he would be attending the funeral of three-year-old Johnathan Ball , who died in the Warrington blast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bustin | In 1990 Bustin attended a fresco course near Florence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In fact the health visitor diagnosed a problem with speech at his screening at age 3 , and he began attending the local health clinic for speech therapy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All patients attended the clinic monthly for six months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Soviets | Tonight the Soviets attend a reception at the House of Commons and another tiny barrier will be broken down on Wednesday when the Combined Services provide the opposition at Aldershot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Soviet Union | Mr Primakov asked him to remind the meeting that the Soviet Union wanted to attend the G7 summit in London . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some of them had not attended school very regularly before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Profitboss attends at least one external business conference every six months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So far he had attended Mass at St Basil 's only once , sitting at the back and hurrying out after the service before anyone could speak to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Teenagers from at least six local schools attended the event which was aimed at students thinking of a career in technology . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All three had attended Edward IV 's funeral in the previous month , as had several other former royal servants who can be associated with Gloucester in this period . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | persons | At least one member of a party of four must be on a list of persons who have attended a formal safety briefing which will be held at the beginning of each year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | At least one member of a party of four must be on a list of persons who have attended a formal safety briefing which will be held at the beginning of each year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | ` They do n't insult you with weak dialogue or a stupid plot . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Windsor whitewash insults all taxpayers |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He has insulted me ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had been rejected by co-op boards and insulted by fashion arbiters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | How often we confine faith and insult God by entertaining puny conceptions of him ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his players | Manager Intikhab earned a severe reprimand for to journalists that his players had been ` insulted " by umpire Palmer 's handling of the sweater . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Patrick , who was not really likeable because he drank rather too much | He feels they do n't appreciate Patrick , who was not really likeable because he drank rather too much and insulted people and all sorts of things . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Nor was he ready yet publicly to insult his queen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | You | ` You 'll insult me once too often , Khan . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Let them know that you have n't prepared , and you insult them even further . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Never before has he dared to question the sensornet or insult another officer so openly . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You insult my intelligence with your crude methods ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | No one | “ No one insults my family and gets away with it . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They would insult each other without mercy but with great humour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Scottish Football Association and Scottish Rugby Union | Gratitude that the Scottish Football Association and Scottish Rugby Union have apparently stopped insulting us with Scotland the Brave is not reason enough to allow them to inflict ` the people 's choice " upon us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Earlier , he was accused of insulting the Africans by holding his nose because he could not stand the smell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all the local shop-boys | But for a long time all the local shop-boys had insulted him because he wore the uniform of a charity-boy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I insulted him at the time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And then he insulted Jean . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | TW3 | In 1963 , having perhaps insulted one Prime Minister too many in the run-up to a general election , TW3 was taken off the air , although it was stoutly defended by Hugh Greene . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tawell 's counsel , Fitzroy Kelly , had already insulted the jury 's intelligence by suggesting that prussic acid found in Sara 's body was due to eating too many apples . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I would n't insult you by thinking I could learn enough in a couple of days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man of scarlet face and furious character | In charge of the bar a man of scarlet face and furious character roared and insulted in an orgy of camp bonhomie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Guardians | Turnouts in Guardian elections were extremely low ( perhaps 10-15% of registered electors ) and Guardians who offended influential ratepayers were easily ousted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Turnouts in Guardian elections were extremely low ( perhaps 10-15% of registered electors ) and Guardians who offended influential ratepayers were easily ousted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He unnerves and often offends colleagues on the Legislative Council , many of whom believe their institution is safer in the hands of appointees and amateurs than of populists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But the I offended the schoolmaster very much not sitting this exam because erm his record depended upon how many pupils he could get to pass this exam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He felt very sorry he had offended her so much by telling her he had seen her when she thought she was alone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Government | Clearly the Government decided to tread carefully so as not to offend the judiciary by appearing to interfere directly with their discretionary powers to sentence as they think appropriate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then , very stiffly , ` I am afraid I offended you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | However , I do not want to offend my local church organist by asking her to step down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I am so sorry if I 've offended you . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The manager , though not the supervisor , should normally be in attendance throughout the time when the office is open to the public or to telephone calls from the public . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | nobles | When the king held court , nobles in attendance participated in the giving of judgements ; brought and received gifts ; joined royal feasts or fasts ; heard royal speeches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Over 2000 delegates were in attendance with about one third coming from outside the US -- this year a contingent of about 30 represented the former communist countries of Eastern Europe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you affront him , I 'll kill you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the seemingly ubiquitous police | The caprice and incompetence of the bureaucracy , the arbitrary administration of justice , the seemingly ubiquitous police could not fail to affront at least some among an élite increasingly conscious of their own dignity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then , after that humiliation , he had added insult to injury by saying she 'd be perfectly safe with him ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You add insult to my injury and I will have no more of it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | children | Her foul-mouthed old mother was also to be seen at the school ` meetings " , shouting about the bottoms , while children hurled abuse and insult and accusations at one another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | white fans | And I ca n't watch football any more because of the way white fans shout racist insults at the black players . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | with the dog in the wine barrel | He exchanged insults with the dog in the wine barrel and got a kick in the ribs from his master . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He exchanged insults with the dog in the wine barrel and got a kick in the ribs from his master . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This was all unsuccessful , so he tried personal insults . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The battling couple have frequently traded insults in books and through magazine interviews . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jake had been hurling these same insults at her now for years , and by now she ought to be totally immune to them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Feeling depressed one day he decided to explore a few of the corridors in Nightside and plant his packet of seeds to remind him of home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The world 's biggest producer of triticale , the Soviet Union , planted at least 280000 hectares in 1980 , mainly around the Black Sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If all went well he could be back happily planting seeds in the vegetable patch with his mother , instead of alone in the corridors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I also like to plant in the autumn to allow the winter rains and mists to work for me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Later Duhamel and his team were visited by an immaculate Inspector-General who told them they really ought to plant a few flowers around the gloomy station . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had planted some runner beans in the patch of the old vegetable garden he had dug earlier ; they were flowering energetically and seemed to have been worth the trouble . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can also sow seeds in a greenhouse in March or April , or try lavering , which can be done up to August . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the men | One day a week , the men were allowed a dark suit to go out for the day to visit friends or relatives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | When they returned , one summer , to visit relatives , they saw and fell immediately in love with Greystones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Quaker Elders visited the Director of Social Work in Orkney , Paul Lee , and the Chief Inspector of Police in Inverness on 5 March . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A delegation of ten Nonconformist ministers even visited the bishops in the Tower on 10 June , saying " they could not but adhear to them as men constant in the Protestant faith " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two little girls | Across the road , two little girls who frequently came in to visit Isobel , eat toffees and gossip , were teetering uncertainly on the edge of the sidewalk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Across the road , two little girls who frequently came in to visit Isobel , eat toffees and gossip , were teetering uncertainly on the edge of the sidewalk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I recently visited my relatives in Morecambe and took the opportunity to do some fell walking in the Lakes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I handed it to a former flight engineer of 213 when I visited him in Toronto some years ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sergeant Joe | A third followed after two more days , when Sergeant Joe visited Mr Singleton in his shop in Charing Cross Road and produced two letters ostensibly written by the Duke of Wellington on the eve of Waterloo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maximilian , later Emperor of Mexico | There is a legend that Maximilian , later Emperor of Mexico , visited the Princess during her stay in Madeira and fell in love with her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A family simulating post strike conditions in an improvised shelter was asked how it thought it might cope with diarrhoea and vomiting and , understandably , did n't think it would cope very well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Find out what is permitted , for you must simulate the final conditions as closely as possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | soldiers | However , eyewitnesses stated that they saw soldiers simulating a leg injury in order to corroborate the above statement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She licked her lips nervously and tried to simulate deep interest in the scenery outside , which was difficult , since there was very little to see in the rapidly failing light . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | It is hard for us to communicate back to a horse with body language , but we can simulate some of the horse 's actions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you can simulate attacking and being attacked , then you are far more likely to find out whether your tactics and movements are effective . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the interviewer | The intention here was to allow the interviewer to simulate a conversation and over a period move towards a more symmetrical interactive relationship so that this interviewing style came to resemble participant observation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Most community fish come from tropical streams and backwaters , and if we simulate this habitat we can meet their needs and ours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They can simulate the flashing effects of video game and TV screens and measure it 's effects on the brain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Melissa | To do a proper search , Melissa would have to follow his tracks and simulate that gruesome task . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you have n't got a tremolo arm fitted on your guitar , then you can simulate the effect by playing one fret down and using a normal ` bend up " into the required note . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The other perceives , I merely imagine ; he suffers , I merely simulate his distress by letting myself be moved by what I imagine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His first , 11 weeks after the crash took place on December 20 when he was gently transferred from hospital by ambulance , strapped to a stretcher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | We will end the deregulation of buses , introduce bus priority measures integrated with new rapid transit systems within a ` green light " programme designed to encourage people to transfer to public transport . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | passengers | The 7.05 from Hartlepool to Darlington and the 7.57 from Darlington to Hartlepool were both cancelled and passengers transferred to buses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the squad | ` The pressure only comes off and then to a degree , not totally when you qualify for the World Cup , " he said as the squad transferred to Detroit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | On successful completion of the training they then transfer to another ship in the fleet and work as a waiter or waitress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | several clans of Evenki Tungus | East of Lake Baikal several clans of Evenki Tungus who had formerly herded reindeer went over to horseriding and were partly assimilated to the Buryats , especially in the context of native cossack units . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | East of Lake Baikal several clans of Evenki Tungus who had formerly herded reindeer went over to horseriding and were partly assimilated to the Buryats , especially in the context of native cossack units . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Men were herding mares and their foals away from the water , and a few women were washing clothes beside the shore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | another monk | Four men-at-arms rode alongside , and bringing up the rear was another monk herding a flock of sheep and goats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Soldiers herded 50,000 Hindus onto buses and trains out of Ayodhya , where the violence was sparked by the destruction of a Moslem mosque . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | commoners | where Trevor Rowley has been able to explain the many routeways as a reflection of the straker routes of commoners herding animals from lowland settlements to upland pastures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the stallion | Except in the case of the stallion deliberately herding his mares , this is not a question of dominance or bullying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peter waved and herded Sebastian into the brightness of the clubhouse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | In the Kingsbury furniture store opposite W H Smith , manager Davie Glover , 39 , claimed police were herding his staff the wrong way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He herded us into the lobby , which was full of people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | " I 'm not spending the time ploughing the Cochlea fever-steppes or herding Tyyrkyn mountain pigs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Peasants tilled the soil and herded sheep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Puppies will herd hens in a farmyard , just as a pack of wolves will encircle an ailing prey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | They were intrigued by our entry and thought we had installed a much more powerful engine . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I want to install a Perkins 4203 engine in my ex-army Land Rover which is currently fitted with a 4 cylinder petrol engine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Chinese will install 4 m new phone lines in 1993 -- 2 m home-produced and 2 m from abroad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the BCR | Yolland saw that the BCR had installed a turntable at Stretford Bridge , constructed a platform and upon it had placed a temporary station -- presumably a building of some sort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If the draught is sluggish , it may be improved by fitting vents in wooden floors near to the fireplace ; or you might have to install a vent in an outside wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lincoln Bush | For in 1904 Lincoln Bush patented the Bush shed and installed the first at the Hoboken station of the Delaware , Lackawanna and Western Railroad in 1906 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Two years later , in 1893 , they installed roller milling equipment , supplied by Gardners and Sons of Gloucester . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Yvonne was so shocked at how widespread the problem was that she has installed a hotline in her gym . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | BAA Hotels recently installed the system at its three British hotels and one Belgian property -- the Sterling hotels at Heathrow and Gatwick , the Stansted Harlequin , and at Ghent , Belgium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | This is because we need to justify our action , though its real basis is salus populi suprema lex . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The psychologist justified his own persuasive efforts with this belief that he was actually helping the parents to come to terms with a decision ` they really want to make " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The employer will then have to justify the dismissal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fascists justified such behaviour as legitimate self-defence : it was they who had been first assaulted by razor gangs of alien Jews . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Prime Minister | As Cyprus is a Commonwealth country and we are one of the guarantor powers for that island , how does the Prime Minister justify the ongoing occupation of much of that island by the Turkish army ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Editors sometimes justify their refusal to publish letters by victims of attacks in their newspapers , on the grounds that they contain passages libellous of their journalists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thomas Constable and John Gilpin justified their ` unlawfull resystance " to the Forest officers on the ground that the right of hunting the deer in Hackness manor belonged exclusively to Sir John Constable of Burton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Hicks | This final section allows Mr Hicks to justify the implementation of abc as a better foundation to the decision making process ; but is the argument being made to the right audience ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He denied acting as a North Korean spy and justified his visit to North Korea and his discussion with North Korean officials as motivated by his desire to see Korea reunified . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He justified the very strict timetable ( suspensions were possible for one year only ) on the basis of the need to place the protection of public health above considerations of technological and economic feasibility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Versace is able to justify dressing men and women as leftovers from Dynasty by seducing his rich clients with a vulgar bimbo and himbo glamour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the judge | Here the judge sought to justify the course he took by saying , in effect , that the prosecution case was all but complete . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | However , if you deprive other people of your feelings of warmth and appreciation you deny telling them what you enjoy about being with them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Parliament | ` Parliament has deprived the courts of any power of detention of a person of this age or what many people might think was any effective punishment for that grave crime . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She then deprived the tsar of the special status he had enjoyed at Constantinople since 1833 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You 're depriving God of a soul . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | You wanted Dinah as an attraction for your theatre ; you denied her any life of her own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | He looked at them defiantly as though they would deny a man the right to such freedom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | ministers | National security grounds will still enable ministers to deny union rights to staff at GCHQ in Cheltenham . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She would have let Lizzy go to the party eventually , she rarely denied the girl anything . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the coalition | The three parties had disagreed on major issues and the coalition had been undermined by national discontent over recent austerity measures . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Vicky Whitemore , knowing the problems that 'keepers face in these situations , was delegated with the responsibility and let no-one down as she launched the ball safely into an unguarded part of the net . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Angel Two | In that same instant , the Angel Two launched himself out of his chair , the speed of his reaction almost taking Grant by surprise in turn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In desperation , he gave one last , vicious backward kick and launched himself out into the dark . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Daly , urged by some of the crowd to ` kee-eel " , propelled his ball some 300 yards , though into trees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They propel the vessel through the water using the same principle that allows a bowler in cricket or a baseball pitcher to swing a ball through the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was still talking as he propelled her through the door and back along the corridor towards the exit , barely pausing for breath , and giving her no chance at all to interrupt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he was able to propel himself along the ground ` like a gorilla " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He propelled Mattie through the door with some force , and bade her a hasty farewell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He propelled me off the terrace and through the shuttered dining-room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He propelled her away from him and Robyn struggled to stay upright . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He propelled her towards the door and flung it wide dragging her out onto the landing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Robyn | The door opened and Robyn fixed her smile , prepared to launch into her quickly rehearsed explanation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She cleared her throat nervously and was just about to launch into a business like explanation when he said suddenly , ` So what 's with the altered image ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Frank sat down again and launched into a tale of how he had outwitted the guards at every turn and been the mainstay of the prisoners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | It was really difficult to keep a straight face , but then Mr Taylor ` introduced " us and I just forgot about my shyness and launched into my speech . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mona | Charity was included in it too and Mona launched into a short sermon on her favourite subject , patriotism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Good , " he said and launched into a description of the gift of the Glory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Loretta | It was a way of gaining Veronica 's confidence , Loretta thought , launching into a description of the work she 'd done so far . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Derek | As Jane went to phone the baby-sitter for the second time , Derek launched into another anecdote . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He waited for no introduction but launched into his current theme : ` It 's amazing ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Prince | So , as the architects comfortably settled back into their chairs cradling their after-dinner brandies in preparation for some regal platitudes , the Prince launched into a stinging attack that left them reeling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kylie | After the high energy opening of ` The Locomotion " Kylie launched herself into a raunchy version of her second bit hit ` Got To Be Certain " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | herself | After the high energy opening of ` The Locomotion " Kylie launched herself into a raunchy version of her second bit hit ` Got To Be Certain " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jeremiah | Then Jeremiah launched into a prayer of complaint about what was happening to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the 29 year-old Mrs. Gerring | Whereupon , the 29 year-old Mrs. Gerring launched into her theory that he had his club open at the address at the same time as his body was facing well left of the target . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He launched into details of the sporting activities in which he thought she took part . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We launch into a little Talmudic logic-chopping of our own on the question of free will and responsibility when a dybbuk is in residence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | No such extravagance here , as under the watchful eye of Asquith , he launched into some of his best known songs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gordon | I express an interest and Gordon launches into a detailed and exhausting explanation of its functions and the quality of the investment he 's made . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rainbow ignores this , launches instead into a soliloquy about workday stress , and the loneliness of the London taxi-driver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He launched into a detailed explanation , punctuated with stolen bites at the food on his plate , and Lissa followed his words with careful absorption , nodding occasionally . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Germany now had its separate peace with Russia , and three weeks later it launched a new Western offensive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hezbollah forces launched at least three attacks in Israel 's " security zone " during early July . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Botham | Discarded by England for their tour of the West Indies , Botham has launched an alternative and considerably more lucrative winter career , a grandly titled ` Lecture Tour " of Britain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Microsoft Corp formally launched its widely-previewed Windows NT operating system at the Comdex-attached Windows World in Atlanta , Georgia , yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Suzy Lamplugh Trust | This month the Suzy Lamplugh Trust is launching a training scheme for companies so that staff can learn how to deal with potentially dangerous situations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Club plans to launch an appeal for funds this year to build an urgently needed climbing wall in the Sports Centre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` That 's because you launched a direct attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he was so moved by the film that he launched a campaign to raise the money at the place where he worked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The most miserable man on television put a smile on his face for a change today , to launch a new celebrity cookbook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | If one understands by this an explicit order to launch an invasion , the answer would appear to be no . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Manufacturers are happy to exploit what is often a more affluent age-group , in order to launch anti-wrinkle preparations and other seemingly magic preparations for the ` mature " skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the police | The investigation is being led by Det Supt Eric John , and if the police launch a murder inquiry it will be the third unsolved killing in the Lothians in the last five weeks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Liverpool | But then Sunderland came up with a new offer and Liverpool launched a fresh diplomatic offensive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sukarno | During the next 20 months while he was at liberty Sukarno launched a campaign on quasi-Marxist lines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a local radio station | On their behalf , a local radio station has launched a campaign to keep him at the County Ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The authorities launched a widespread anti-pornography campaign during 1990 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We launched our offensive just as the meeting was supposed to have started . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The town launches its City Challenge bid on Wednesday with 1,000 heart-shaped balloons launched from Christ Church . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The Letter of 1019--20 says that he intended to avert a threat to England , and succeeded in dealing with great dangers , so that the Danes would henceforth at need be able to assist the English . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the last generation | We are the last generation who can avert this catastrophe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | We are the last generation who can avert this catastrophe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Bush emphasized that he still hoped to avert war , and that a meeting could still go ahead in Baghdad between US Secretary of State James Baker and President Saddam Hussein a few days after Jan. 3 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Only Batman Can Avert This Threat ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` Simply because he managed to avert such a disaster he was there for everyone to have a go at . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE Government last night moved to avert a threatened mass exodus of dentists from the NHS and put on ice plans to cut fees paid to them for dental work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The bank has abandoned all plans to finance roads or logging in Cameroon 's forests , in keeping with its ` stringent policy to protect the rights of indigenous people . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stevenson and a friend | Jamie Hill , prosecuting , said Stevenson and a friend took a Nova car from North Skelton and abandoned it in Nottingham . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She had seen no reason to abandon it when she came to Medewich two years ago , even though she might now have been able to afford a car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leeds Education Authority has abandoned plans for ` drastic " cuts in travel subsidies for some Catholic students . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Moved to rectify this situation , he abandoned plans of working in the missionary field , and offered his services to the Netherlands Indies civil service . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The council later abandoned its plans to widen the highway and the reversion passed to the first defendants , who were not a highway authority . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Michel ( Jacques Harden ) | Lola is waiting loyally , if not faithfully , for the lover , Michel ( Jacques Harden ) , who fathered her child and abandoned her seven years before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Lola is waiting loyally , if not faithfully , for the lover , Michel ( Jacques Harden ) , who fathered her child and abandoned her seven years before . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | What this argument suggests in Gandhi 's case is that he does not abandon his commitment to the principle of non-violence or qualify it in any way when he approves the destruction of life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | such academics | Ultimately , therefore , such academics abandon the rigorous analysis of the current content of criminal law and substitute criticism for legal exposition . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also fathered a child by Marevna ( Maria Vorobiev ) and abandoned both women when he left for Mexico in 1921 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Immediately the police officer/anthropologist sets out to undertake research or record fieldnotes he is forced to confront a moral dilemma . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the CPSU | But , as a multinational state with restless minorities and a multinational empire with resentful subjects , the CPSU has reason to confront the prospect of major war with apprehension and a long war with dread . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those from higher social groups | One reason why the poorest endure unemployment longest is that their share of the job market is shrinking , while those from higher social groups confront radically different job prospects . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | everyone | Now , everyone confronts the same challenge , and Mr Lang is looking for consensus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an economic and political bloc | I used to view the European Community as being an economic and political bloc confronting the East and COMECON , and that is why I did not believe that it was uniting Europe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | In time of crisis , the United States has more than once confronted the ` all or nothing " choice of military intervention or abandoning its client . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I ripped the top from my packet of cigarettes and borrowed a pencil from one of the barmaids to scribble the address and number of the house in Stuart Street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He rips the gauze from dead balletic pigs , |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I ripped the locket from his sanguined throat and tucked it into the pocket of the maid where she slept . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ripped the pages from the note-book , screwed them up , and hurled them at the waste-paper basket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He ripped a page from one of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE IRA planned to rip the heart out of the West End last night with a 1,000 lb bomb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his precious | No wonder his precious had ripped his throat out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | During one fiery bout she ripped the telephone out of the wall and smashed it over his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But if he rips out all the electrical fittings then he is a nutter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` You mess with me , Breakspear , " he said in a deceptively mild voice , ` and I 'll rip your spine out of your asshole . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Without consideration he ripped the tape from her skin so that she winced with the searing pain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The brother seized a table-lamp , ripping the plug out of its socket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Russians | We could see the Russians ripping out the heart of our city . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | whoever | Will whoever is ripping the pages out of the Stoney new route book please grow up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Drago tore tortured notes from the lamentarion , Tumblejack pranced and roared , Flittern made his instrument groan and thunder , while Malengin was a blur behind the drums , chips of bone flying off his skin-hammers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Minoan worshippers | Often Minoan worshippers tore branches or boughs from a sacred tree and venerated them on altars or planted them in the sockets between sacral horns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Balberith tore a section of reinforced steel roof from the military vehicle and glared down through the hole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the jerk | He thought the jerk would tear his head from his shoulders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lorrimer tore himself from his grasp and stood upright . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | With a sob she tore her mouth from his . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 'd probably tear them out anyway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Ixyphalians will tear our bowels out and hang us with them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | de Castelnau | Tearing out a sheet from his notebook , de Castelnau scribbled down his historic order that Verdun must be defended at all costs on the Right Bank , and handed it to Pétain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tore flesh from his grandmother , but tossed it aside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dog tore his lead out of her hand and raced along the bank , barking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Distribution control has cut out two layers from the chain , given PTGI greater control of retail stock levels -- and increased margins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most good picture framers will cut a good matt from a large choice of card . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most local people cut their own turf from family sites on the hillsides . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The user can also cut out pieces from the graphics and add to the graphics in any form . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Women always say that when they 're cutting your heart out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In relation to child care , for example , she documents how assistance given by mothers to daughters typically is more extensive than between sisters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | any indigenous photographers | Did any indigenous photographers dare to document the Peking Spring and its bloody aftermath ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He seldom troubles to verify a reference or document a case , his rejections tend to be magisterially dismissive , his judgements readily upstage even his most august victims . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Samelson ( 1978 ) has documented the growth of interest by social scientists in the topic of ` prejudice " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Harris and Casa Alianza have continued to document and publicise widespread abuses by the police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Generations of philosophers have documented this process . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rosenthal documents cases where human subjects responded in a certain way because the experimenter had , unconsciously , communicated his expectation to them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Both have also documented a high level of family discord in the homes these girls left and to which they sometimes returned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | local and central government | Although it might have been hoped that local and central government would redirect main programmes to the benefit of the cities , there is little to suggest that this occurred . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | With an effort he redirected his thoughts to the problem of what films the Palladium should show in the near future . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | And the government should redirect its spending to infrastructure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | ` We will be redirecting our overseas exploration efforts into onshore areas where finding and developing costs are lower than equivalent offshore environments , " Mr Darby said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Germans negotiated an armistice and redirected their military effort at containing the German revolution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can also redirect information to a printer by using the name PRN in place of the filename , as follows : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Members of the group agree to document the project with photographs and notes and to continue it after the Design students graduate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | R J Jarrett | Editor , -- R J Jarrett documents the case against screening for diabetes in pregnancy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a coroner | Today a coroner recorded a verdict of accidental death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | His vision was direct , concrete and simple and he recorded faithfully the accidents of every-day life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | At least , that is what the Documentation department hope as they carefully record the objects in the collections and where they are stored . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Schools will record absence in the normal way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Thompson began to record electrical activity from deep cerebellar locations during conditioning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Patients assigned to receive steroids consumed an unrestricted diet and were asked to record their food intake during the first four weeks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The monastic chroniclers especially recorded with high indignation the resolute enforcement of the Forest jurisdiction over clerical offenders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Both Matthew and Luke have recorded the event in historical terms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She continued to record the details of almost every meal she cooked throughout the War but came to deplore the futility of her household routine : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two contemporary diarists recorded their impressions of Schweppe . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the youngest player | GRAEME HICK carved out another milestone in his career when during Worcestershire 's match against Leicestershire at New Road he became the youngest player to register 20,000 runs in first-class cricket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | de Gaulle | No sooner had de Gaulle ended the Algerian nightmare and registered his political triumphs in late 1962 than he became morbidly apprehensive of such a national relapse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They have recently registered good wins against Wirral and Staffordshire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They created this distressed finish by marking and denting the guitar all over with a tool which gave the instrument a used/vintage appearance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dougal 's fingers tightened involuntarily , denting the cigarette . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The singer 's chauffeur was running errands in the 219 mph XJ220 when he hit a concrete bollard , denting the bonnet , wing , and spoiler . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A policeman attempted to open the bathroom door with a crowbar , denting the wood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 're apt to incapacitate us in the present if we do n't vigilantly sweep them away . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` I said we were to incapacitate the aircraft , not destroy it , " Marshka said when Vashinov had finished his report . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two or three men | There would have to be several men involved in the racket , McCloy himself , two or three men to commandeer the lorry and incapacitate the driver as well as Hatton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He did so ` to incapacitate him -- to make him realise he had just injured one of my colleagues . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They parked the vehicles and camouflaged themselves for the night , before settling down to cook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Holliman decided that they had to take cover , so they scuttled into a patch of scrub and camouflaged themselves with nets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | He found a familiar wadi on the edge of the Jebel and they camouflaged the trucks with camel-thorn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | your hair | ` He 's certainly the one for you -- your hair almost camouflages him . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Overtime camouflages low pay rates , inefficiency , poor management and corrupt trade union practices . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the children | With the approach of war , the children responded to the danger by working more closely as a group , by exceeding their targets for filling sandbags , and by camouflaging their tents with foliage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a loose-wristed attempt at a greeting | He lisps , his handshake is effeminate , a loose-wristed attempt at a greeting that camouflages the evil within him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They camouflaged the vehicles in a wadi and dispersed in search of shade and some sleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I can camouflage it with other things . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | So if you want to camouflage a big feature , keep it matt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tom Slack 's sense of fun effectively camouflages the dramas and dangers he endured as a pilot , as an escaper and ultimately as a POW . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government tends to keep its deposits in the-Bank of England ( the public deposits item in the balance sheet ) to a minimum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | So many of us keep so many medicines on our shelves for donkeys years in the hope that we might find a pill that will suit us at some time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Dostam keeps a token force of fighters in Kabul , sometimes supporting Mr Masoud , sometimes opposing him , depending which way the wind is blowing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Then I locked the Laboratory door , kept all the staff in the main hall , and waited there until Dr. Kerrison arrived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I always keep it in a tin , but even so … . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | What sort of records do they keep at their headquarters for this country in Norwich ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She 's been collecting them for twenty five years , and now keeps more than five hundred at her home in Woodchester . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And they started keeping their clothes at the pit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a family | Here was a family determined if at all possible to keep royal power in its own hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Several paces from her flat she took her keys from her jacket pocket ; she kept her keys in her pocket rather than her bag in case of mugging . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rowena Cass , 73 , who kept her ` bairns " in three rooms at home , will appeal against a court ruling to hand over her remaining 37 dogs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Rowena Cass , 73 , who kept her ` bairns " in three rooms at home , will appeal against a court ruling to hand over her remaining 37 dogs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some chief constables | They say some chief constables are unwilling to enforce the law , in case it provokes a violent reaction from the travellers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The militants enforced the ban on cheating in school exams , and even that old tradition disappeared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its tenant farmers | And there 's some doubt as to whether the council can make its tenant farmers enforce the ban . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They or their heirs can enforce this contract against one another for the whole period . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | Mr Yates was told police had not enforced the legislation before because of ` an oversight . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the courts | Whenever the courts enforce a promise on the ground that another has relied upon it , a transfer of wealth occurs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mortgagee | Whether a mortgage is legal or equitable , the mortgagee can enforce his security by applying to the court for an order for foreclosure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ruling class | According to Engels the State only develops with the full elaboration of classes , and it is the tool of the ruling class enforcing its will on those whom it oppresses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I could n't wait for him to get here and yet when he tooted his car horn I suddenly clutched Mum and did n't want to go after all . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Feargal | When Feargal tooted his car horn , she said her farewells and went out to join him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a motorist | Somewhere outside the park a motorist tooted his horn , the anger muted by distance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | religious motorists | AT A drive-in church in Los Angeles religious motorists toot once for Amen and twice for Hallelujah . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She had seen him on the telly -- he had been on the early evening news tooting his trumpet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an impatient motorist | Behind us an impatient motorist tooted a horn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this bloke | One day I was walking down Bedford Street in Belfast city centre and this bloke pulled over in his car and started tooting his horn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | cars | You hear the rattle of gunfire here as often as you hear cars tooting their horns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | ` I 've told her again and again to toot her horn before crossing the main corridor , " grumbled the Headmaster . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He went out to his car carrying his jazzy jacket and tooted as he drove away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | drivers | Nor were they concerned by drivers who tooted horns as they sped past . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Nor were they concerned by drivers who tooted horns as they sped past . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two of the centres | Add a tablespoon of media and voila -- the perfect setting for two of the centres to toot their horns by claiming discovery of an analogue to AIDS in monkeys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rory Bremner | Even Rory Bremner would have been hard pressed to impersonate more roles in a single show . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the glamorous Deborah Moggach | It is hard to imagine the glamorous Deborah Moggach impersonating a decrepit roué , but that is what she says she did while writing The Ex-Wives ( £14.99 ) , coming from Heinemann on 29th April . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Tao Chu | At the ritual earlier Tao Chu had impersonated Tsu Tiao , playing out scenes from the old T'ang 's life before the watching Court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Some soldier saw me , realized I was n't a real major and I suppose he thought I was impersonating an officer or whatever . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | It could be a trick , an impression ( we 've heard of a dog who impersonates an anteater ! ) it 's up to you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a dog | It could be a trick , an impression ( we 've heard of a dog who impersonates an anteater ! ) it 's up to you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In the end it is left to Dickson McCunn to further the romantic element of the book when he impersonates the chosen royal candidate , the elderly and ailing Archduke Hadrian . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr Heseltine | I think the turning point came when Chris Patten and Michael Heseltine joked at a press conference on Tuesday , with Mr Heseltine impersonating Neil Kinnock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The actors impersonate the totem animal , thus identifying and promoting a resonant connection with it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | ` It could n't possibly have been Eddie who impersonated Delia and anyway there 'd have been no point when she lives in the same house as Angy . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Eddie | ` It could n't possibly have been Eddie who impersonated Delia and anyway there 'd have been no point when she lives in the same house as Angy . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | somebody | First , could somebody be impersonating a member ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Sir Peter Teazle suggests to Sir Oliver Surface that he impersonates this Mr Premium whom Charles had never met , and ` you 'll see your nephew in all his glory " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | They ask me to impersonate Michael fucking Caine , can you believe that ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | This is a great worry to us and we believe we can help to prevent these losses by giving them something to distract them from smoking like liver , bacon , eggs , or steak and onions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I 'm glad she forgot her hairbrush -- it really reminds me of her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the servant | When going on leave , Cecil sent his servant with all his baggage to the station , but the servant forgot his master 's railway pass ( the servant forgot it , note ) , so |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | It moved slowly and she cursed herself for having forgotten her gloves and scarf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | By 9.15 Callahan and Ted still had n't showed at Jocko 's , and I 'd forgotten my webbed gloves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I jumped out of an aeroplane and discovered I 'd forgotten my parachute . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | She confirmed that when seeing each other they always tried to use separate entrances and exits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He tried the back door but it was firmly bolted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr Glancey is inaccurate when he says that the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham rejected an ` inspired scheme " by Terry Farrell for the reconstruction of Hammersmith Broadway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hugh | Moreover , unless Hugh is wildly inaccurate it seems to have gone beyond the simple quarrel between abbot and flock described by the Ramsey source . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | A ball sliced or hooked will be exaggerated by the wind , so if you are generally inaccurate you must be aware of this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the child | Perhaps the simplest procedure for eliciting spoken language is to require the child to imitate a model provided by the adult . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | She | I said : ` She imitates your voice … she walks as you walk , with that special swing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The existence of metal vases and bowls can be inferred from pottery objects which imitate metal models , sometimes even to the extent of having fake rivets and fake chain-links added . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | pottery objects | The existence of metal vases and bowls can be inferred from pottery objects which imitate metal models , sometimes even to the extent of having fake rivets and fake chain-links added . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Its discursive variety and complexity is one of the reasons why it imitates the social world with a verisimilitude unequalled by other literary forms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | parts | In fugato , for example , parts imitate each other only at certain strategic points . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Bunyan replied that he could find no justification for the Prayer Book in the Scriptures and that its use was an impediment to man in making known his condition to God . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It evinces such contempt for the principle as to use language which ignores or denies it , and offers no justification for the departure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | As long as the basic construction of NiCad batteries has n't changed , I can see no justification for complete discharge and agree that it stands a good chance of being harmful . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Cultural differences resulting from the division of labour into productive and domestic forms provided a commonsense justification for separate educational provision , focusing for girls on child care and domestic science . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the way that it might be done in the future | The way that this has been done in the past is the subject of the next chapter ; the way that it might be done in the future is the justification for this book . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this | A common tactic is first to brand the victims as " communists " this has provided justification enough for murder in the past . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | She needed to be caressed and he caressed her , massaging and pinching at the puckered rose-pink nipples , until the heat burst into searing flame and wildfire licked over her body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He put out a hand and caressed her hair , her head , with tenderness and , she thought , curious detachment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Deftly he undid the buttons and impatiently pushed the material back , his fingers sending tongues of fire through her body as he caressed her naked skin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He whimpered with the pain of it , and caressed the fingers lovingly with his good hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She held an ebony flute with silver keys on her lap and she caressed it absently as she listened to Francie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | von Bruhel | ` Well -- I 've only heard this , you understand -- but von Bruhel caresses her -- intimately-in public … " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Times caressed us with recondite information : no Pakistani batsman had made a century at Headingley ; Pakistan bowled their 100th no-ball in the series ( Wasim Akram , not out 63 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I 've tried not to mind when he caresses my breast in a restaurant or a theatre , making sure that everyone understands what I am -- and that he owns me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He kissed and caressed her , and with the delicate touch , the finesse of a very experienced lover began to undress her , slipping off her skirt before undoing the small covered buttons on her blouse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She caressed his perineum with her tongue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Katharine tickled Benji with the whip to keep the activity and the bend until he was back on the track . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ` What do you want me to say , you funny English girl ? " he asked as he rolled over on his stomach and began to tickle her neck with a blade of grass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They tickle my dendrites |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then Mum comes and she tickles us both under the chin and we giggle some more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The tweed of her rumpled skirt scratched and tickled his stomach and upper legs , adding another , albeit slight , element of joy to the proceedings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And they tickle your toes-es . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sir Trevor | It is not clear where Sir Trevor learned to tickle the ivories . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Elissia tickled the back of her neck and she leapt in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Aunt Margaret , radiant , tickled the fat baby padding on Victoria 's ribs and the soles of her soft feet , bouncing and wrestling her , shaking with soundless laughter while Victoria crowed her delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Now he felt playful : he kept tickling the cushion next to him and saying , ` Come here , come here , little Eva , and let me tell you a secret . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The fingers move gently in and start to tickle it or rub its face and then , without warning , grab it and pick it up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The friar knelt down and tickled the cat between his ears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Parents feed their babies , cuddle them , change their nappies , smooth cream on their bottoms , bath them , tickle them and generally communicate through bodily involvement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mandy | Besides , Mandy came over and started tickling her feet with a peacock plume she kept in a vase by the door . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Sometimes they even launched expeditions to other continents to aid the Dwarfs and humans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | your cells | So , your cells do thermodynamic work to make lipids , which spontaneously form a low-energy structure , the membrane . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You and I have done some important work together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the farm | Zoning Enforcement Officer Ron Discher reported that the farm has stopped work on the paddock , an enclosed area where horses can graze and be mounted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I just showed Fred a diagram of it , and he 's worked it out from that . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I have no intention whatsoever of rejecting any of the designs that you 've just shown me . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The next day a Palestinian was shot dead by a soldier in the West Bank village of Salifit after he had refused to show his identity card . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | friends and peers | But it is known that it was used as an initiation ritual among friends and peers , to show solidarity and allegiance to a particular barrio . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | costumed students | Today , besides some ( real ) Huron Indians , costumed students show you how the community functioned with priests , carpenters , gardeners , and blacksmiths . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In so doing , he shows us that a great deal of sadism , animality , and outright lust can lurk behind people 's anodyne professions that they just want to `` uphold the law '' or `` maintain a level of decency . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On Lakeview Drive is the Diefenbaker Homestead , brought here from near Saskatoon to give a vivid insight into the simple country life led by Saskatchewan 's most famous son before he went off to Ottawa `` to show them Yanks and Ruskies a thing or two . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | Not so its cousin , time warp ( fathered by Walter M. Miller in 1954 : `` They showed me a dozen pictures of moppets with LTR-guns , moppets in time-warp suits , moppets wearing Captain Chronos costumes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Newsweek shows them `` the secret life of teens , '' while Time tells them how to protect Web-surfing kids from online perils . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Santorini | Aside from the stunning views , Santorini has many more delights to show its visitors , with 12 villages to visit set among agricultural land . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | At this time , we also turn to friends like you , asking you to show that you share in our sense of pride by continuing to support the School 's Annual Fund . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | autonomous agents | At the level of molecular autonomous agents , I made the point repeatedly that work is the constrained release of energy and that autonomous agents do carry out work to construct the constraints on the release of energy such that the energy is released along specific channels and such that specific couplings of nonequilibrium energy sources to propagating organization arise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mailers | This is essentially a make - work scheme : the mailers do the extra work of putting the address on each piece and the Postal Service does the extra work of arranging these pieces in delivery order . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Postal Service | This is essentially a make - work scheme : the mailers do the extra work of putting the address on each piece and the Postal Service does the extra work of arranging these pieces in delivery order . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mobbs started work on the project in January 1971 ; in May 1972 the proposal was sent to the CNAA ; it was approved after a one-day visit in November 1972 and the first intake arrived in the autumn of 1973 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Granada Group gives similar reasons for its 13% cut -- a simplified group structure and a reduced number of acquisitions and disposals in the group . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Where the boss 's response to a complaint might well be ` If you do n't like it you can always leave '' , then sticking with a job you do not like implies that you lack the motivation to go and find something more satisfactory , or that you are incapable of finding anything better . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They will continue with this , and add a second foreign language in S1 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the new governor | Moreover , simply by being there the new governor will add a little stability to Arizona 's politics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Evans adds the record to a distinguished career which also includes international vests for the four running disciplines of track , road , country and fell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She adds insult to injury by using the phrase ` I 'm all right Jack " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She adds to the fire with driftwood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Oregon is meeting 18 percent of the need for civil legal services to low - income Oregonians , according to a Legal Need Study . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We need everyone 's help to make our goal and meet our community 's increased needs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Private gifts are the only way we can meet the expectations of such an environment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Oregon is meeting 18 percent of the need for civil legal services to low - income Oregonians , according to a Legal Need Study . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We need everyone 's help to make our goal and meet our community 's increased needs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Private gifts are the only way we can meet the expectations of such an environment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | taxpayers | Getting a federal government 's priorities in proper perspective , one member of parliament bemoaned the cultural center as `` 50 years ahead of its time - that 's how long it 'll take the taxpayers to meet the 500 percent cost overrun . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | And we need Your help to meet the challenge ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | United Way of Central Indiana adds value to your investment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Basically , um , the engineer is pretty much the one that , that mans the , the mixing board and adjusts all the volume levels and equalizes the , the different instruments and sounds and separates things and adds effects to it echoes and -- |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the one | Basically , um , the engineer is pretty much the one that , that mans the , the mixing board and adjusts all the volume levels and equalizes the , the different instruments and sounds and separates things and adds effects to it echoes and -- |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | they do n't add anything what about you |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Logistics Center | At the time of our review , the Logistics Center was on track to meet or exceed its goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | We believe that we have met these objectives , and these arrays relate favorably to the best of current prokaryotic and eukaryotic arrays . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | GAO will strive to meet the Congress ' needs within available resources and exercise the independence necessary to guarantee that its products and work conform to professional standards and the agency 's core values of accountability , integrity , and reliability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | and so our house was small to start with but uh we added three basement three bedrooms in the basement and like i say added on to it so |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the American League | In 1973 , the American League added the designated hitter , a player who bats in place of the pitcher but does not play in the field . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | okay uh we always have turkey for Thanksgiving but uh uh there but i always try to add at least one new dish |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | if you add the um uh people of various sexual persuasions and those who never intend to marry and those who are retired and those who are um just looking for fun they people with families turn out to be such a small minority that they ca n't get the tax bill passed no matter what happens |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Post | For instance , the Post also has the story about the woman meeting with Clinton just days before his first Inaugural , but adds the detail that she says all the encounters were innocent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We also added review of and feedback on intake systems to all of our quality review visits , and , through our technology grants , we made it possible for programs to improve their own systems using the experiences of peers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | bishops | The recurrent descriptions of bishops restoring their cities may be inspired more by notions of the ideal bishop than the reality of an individual 's activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Poland restored relations on Feb. 27 , calling the rift a mistake , apologising for an anti-Semitic purge in March 1968 and offering to restore citizenship to about 30,000 Jews forced to emigrate at that time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my cousin | I wish I had the money to help my cousin restore it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Landmark Trust restores its buildings for holiday letting , rented for a week or fortnight at a time in summer , but sometimes for weekends in winter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It also helps us restore habitats quickly for conservation -- for re-introduction programmes , for instance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He restored the crypt and the basilica , constructed a new elevated high altar , for which he provided a baldacchino and furnishings , and renewed the roof . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The State | ` The State restored the Cathedral , " Erika said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` Last summer it was the terrace after that we restored the pond area and next spring we 'll do the tennis court . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | HAMBURG-based DJ Alex Christensen has spent three years restoring a vintage Cadillac . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Increasingly conscious that her age was held against her , she dyed her grey hair and bought a suit that hangs in the wardrobe beside her jeans and sweaters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Brix Smith certainly means to keep up the progress : '' I 've considered dyeing my hair brown to avoid being seen as another of today 's toy blonde singers . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | Those were the days before people dyed their hair bright colours , the days of henna . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I dyed my hair every colour under the sun , and I was in this all-women band , we wore lots and lots of make-up and these really baggy dresses in wild colours , which covered our whole bodies -- we all dressed the same . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I also recall that at least on one or two occasions , he 'd dyed his hair which was almost unheard of in the early 60's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Which was why he dipped the second piece of fried bread carefully in the egg and turned it about , concentrating on making it yellow all over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Instinctively , I dipped my fingers in the holy water and crossed myself , remembering the Catholic aunt in South Armagh who 'd raised me for a while as a child and had anguished over my black little Protestant soul . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She dipped her finger in scented black paste that she applied to her eyelashes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Not one of you noticed that I dipped this finger into the samples but licked another one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When she was handed the mug she dipped her fingers in it and began to splash Agnes 's face with the cold water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The company , which has already dipped its toe into the end-user market with firms such as the Bank of Montreal , Library of Congress , Equitable Life and Safeway , would be happy to win just five to ten large SNA accounts over the next year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The company , which has already dipped its toe into the end-user market with firms such as the Bank of Montreal , Library of Congress , Equitable Life and Safeway , would be happy to win just five to ten large SNA accounts over the next year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tested the water with her elbow , pushing the sleeve up , as she had done when the girl she was teasing was a baby , and then dipped the scoop into the cauldron and ladled it into a bowl for Rosa to wash the dirt of the road off her toes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He promptly dipped his nose into my water pot and drank the lot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | I find it very difficult when you have a journalist round , and you will perhaps cooperate as much as you can with an interview , and then sometimes they 'll go and dip their pen in acid and write really horrid things . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | wild women | At a clandestine meeting in a North London bar , Brown tested me out by seeing if I could listen -- without puking -- to his stories about shagging wild women who dipped his dick in chocolate mousse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | At a clandestine meeting in a North London bar , Brown tested me out by seeing if I could listen -- without puking -- to his stories about shagging wild women who dipped his dick in chocolate mousse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And I shall dip the fruit in the wine and feed them to you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | He thought that was a pity , because Auntie Vi ran the sweet shop down the road and used to let him lick his finger and dip it in the sherbet jar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | c ) A smaller brush ( a little paint brush is OK ) which you dip lightly into the oil and ` paint '' the edges of the metal cams , flat pieces and so on beneath the carriage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I dipped a pine cone in green paint and then I splodged on little red berries and gold stars so that Radish had her very own Christmas tree . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Both electrodes were connected to a pH recorder that stored data every four seconds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a pH recorder | Both electrodes were connected to a pH recorder that stored data every four seconds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | ICI | After the mine was closed in the early 1970s , ICI obtained permission to use the mine to store up to 9 million tonnes of crude oil , but the consent was never implemented . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She also stored food in there like a hamster , and sometimes , when least expected , her head would snake back inside her covering and the crunch of crisps or the slurp of a boiled sweet could be heard . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | So we 've got them all stored up in Miss P 's famous filing system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can store each vehicle by its registration and then call up details as and when needed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I pulled the little guy from my pocket and set him down on my desk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She pulled a handkerchief from her handbag on her lap , dabbed at her nose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dexter pulled a packet of cigarettes from his leather blouson and offered her one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bosnia | IN A dramatic challenge to the credibility of the human rights conference going on in Vienna , Bosnia yesterday demanded immediate action to end the slaughter in Gorazde . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government is also said to be under pressure to end the experiment from the motor industry and state oil company Petrobras , both of which find conventional petrol-powered cars more lucrative . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Even after we won the game they still ended the show with a rerun of the goal that won the Liverpool game ! ! ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Daniel Galvin in London has come up with a treatment that takes only thirty minutes and rather than causing a dramatic change , it softly camouflages grey hair with a subtle , natural-looking colour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a style of lyric-writing | Gedge is often regarded as candid , but he has designed a style of lyric-writing that effectively camouflages his true self . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It certainly camouflaged her ungainly figure , but its shade did not exactly enhance the heightened colour of her face which had obviously caught the sun on holiday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | This was back when you still had to justify your pop taste to your parents , before they started lighting up and handing you joints . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | managers | The stock market 's instinctively positive reaction to job cuts surely makes it easier for managers to justify their decisions to themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | today 's conservatives | He would also surely be surprised that today 's conservatives are using his Democracy in America to justify a depoliticized and romantic localism as an improbable remedy for the larger ills of national politics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We introduce and justify three such concepts ( `` super - orthologs `` , `` ultra - paralogs `` , and `` subtree - neighbors `` ) : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ( I wo n't begin to justify all the bad reasons for Barry 's popularity -- race resentment , patronage , etc. -- but will try to explain one good one . ) Even for Washingtonians who had forgiven Barry his crimes , the prospect of another campaign appalled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | Those options that provide consumers with sufficient value will thrive ; in the long run , those that fail to justify their costs will face extinction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Those options that provide consumers with sufficient value will thrive ; in the long run , those that fail to justify their costs will face extinction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | Thursday , in what many deemed a slap at -- and arguably an oversimplification of -- the theories of Balkans scholar Robert D. Kaplan and Holocaust scholar Daniel Jonah Goldhagen , Clinton repudiated those who `` justify looking away from this kind of slaughter ... |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Thursday , in what many deemed a slap at -- and arguably an oversimplification of -- the theories of Balkans scholar Robert D. Kaplan and Holocaust scholar Daniel Jonah Goldhagen , Clinton repudiated those who `` justify looking away from this kind of slaughter ... |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | U.S. officials | That 's largely because , in contrast to the overhyped December bombardment , U.S. officials are playing down the recent assaults , justifying them in terms of self - defense and providing scant information on the damage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Service | Further , by requiring the Service to justify rate and service changes , Congress hoped to provide a check on inefficiency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | liberals | The cities `` lived in the shadow of the riot ideology , `` he writes , and it is in the name of `` the riot ideology `` and of righting the wrongs of racism that liberals went on to justify the violence of the 1960s and its criminal aftermath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Microsoft | What purpose or higher reasoning can Microsoft use to justify such writing ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the agency | Since the Soviet Union fell apart , the agency has been increasingly desperate to justify its continued existence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Murdoch | Asking how Murdoch would justify the News of the World 's outing of Brown , the Guardian said in an editorial Monday : `` It is , of course , a futile question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | If auditors hold themselves out as following GAGAS , regardless of whether they are required to follow such standards , they need to justify any departures from them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an editorial | The Washington Post once got widely mocked for an editorial justifying the publication of a damaging rumor about a public official with the argument that while the rumor may not be true , it is true there is a rumor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | The painful truth is that the studio is probably right about the impact of the Bond film on the IPO , because the residual glamour of the movies is the only reason one could justify investing in MGM . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The speaker probably thinks `` taking it for granite `` is correct , justifying it as meaning `` as solid and stable as a slab of granite . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hitler | The Swiss law was used by Hitler to justify Nazi policies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Springer makes several tepid attempts to justify Springer : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The district attorney wants to justify the death penalty by adding an additional felony charge , such as kidnapping . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a story | There is much to be said about the proper reading of this passage , particularly in relation to the contrary story of creation in Genesis 2 , a story that supposedly justifies the subordination of women . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | There is much to be said about the proper reading of this passage , particularly in relation to the contrary story of creation in Genesis 2 , a story that supposedly justifies the subordination of women . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In fact , many of the accusations -- for example , that he was really trying to justify male philandering -- were simply preposterous , and others could be countered easily . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wolfowitz | Powell said that Wolfowitz was not able to justify his belief that Iraq was behind 9 / 11 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Haider | '' As a clever xenophobe , Haider has taken care to make just enough extreme statements to justify his ' credentials ' with outright racists and neo-Nazis , while mainly sticking to more acceptable forms of extremism , `` the paper said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | political conservatives | I have been struck with how political conservatives have used the issue of crime to justify autocratic , if not authoritarian , policies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I needed something to justify my unreasonable anger . ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | This was back when you still had to justify your pop taste to your parents , before they started lighting up and handing you joints . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | today 's conservatives | He would also surely be surprised that today 's conservatives are using his Democracy in America to justify a depoliticized and romantic localism as an improbable remedy for the larger ills of national politics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | managers | The stock market 's instinctively positive reaction to job cuts surely makes it easier for managers to justify their decisions to themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | yeah i do n't know how what they use to justify that uh because say i 've got the same model home as some of my neighbors and they 're all appraised at the same level |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | proponents | But proponents are wrongly using the data to justify mandatory application across the board . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | but at least because i back up to um a hillside where the uh wild animals are i think i can probably justify it |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | uh you know it 's like i said i i mean i 've even had people at the office ask me they say how do you justify paying the kind of money you pay for rent because i do pay a lot of money every month for rent i do n't deny it |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | no i do n't i i kept wanting i kept thinking about getting it but i just do n't use the things enough to justify getting it |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | well you know how do you get rid of an institution like that and and and and justify it i mean |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | i have no idea i know they 're they 're engineered very well but i would have a hard time justifying spending that kind of money on any car |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | committees | This lack of data is of particular interest when committees have tried to rationalize and justify regionalization of critical care in rural areas [ 2 , 3 ] . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we can satisfy the stringent requirements of the number system then we have established a scale of measurement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The personnel director of SBCI Savory Milln , Peter Cole , confirmed that this was his view of headhunters ; he would employ a search firm only when he had exhausted his own supply of personal contacts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the headmaster | Over by the fireplace , the headmaster had exhausted his limited store of small talk and had advanced to matters of serious educational concern . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He explained without the slightest embarrassment , and while he did so he looped lengths of the rope clothes ' line by his feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We shot the two men at the boat , and the captain shot another man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the vet | This means the vet has hit the right spot , but , despite giving the appearance of a canine pin cushion , it is obviously not too unpleasant an experience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tanya had ripped her eye out , had bitten her eyeball out , um obviously over the food that we had left out on the floor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mountain lion | Finally the mountain lion ripped off his arm his left arm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | um-hum yeah when we moved into our house i just hated the bushes they had and i i ripped most of them out and put them somewhere in the back and put new ones out front but that was a lot of work took me a long time |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | and i left him in the kitchen with the little baby gates up while i was gone for about an hour and i came home and he had ripped my wallpaper off my wall |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the English | During the occupation of Boston , the English desecrated the church ripping out the pews and using it as a riding school . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | KAETHE ( ripping off her mask ) : Not so fast ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | well you should of just ripped the whole thing out |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sinatra then reportedly ripped the phone out of the wall and threw it across the room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my dog | When he last went into the hospital , my father was still wearing an old pair of gray wool slacks with a sewed - up hole in them from where my dog ripped them -- 15 years ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | and he paid his monthly bills and he just you know wrote all the checks on the screen and hit print and it printed out like ten checks and he just you know they 're perforated and he just ripped them off they go through just a continuous thing on the printer and |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | i ripped the ligaments in my right ankle |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | he ripped them off and stuck them in the envelopes and there they went you know and he said you know i can balance my checkbook in seconds you know because it 's all in the computer you know so |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | my mom would 've probably ripped the radio off the |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | and uh pittosporum that used to be the kind of things we could plant all the time you you really take a chance with them freezing |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | '' I think it 's time for us to that are dividing America and ripping us apart , `` he declared in committee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | FATHER CHRISTOPHER | '' FATHER CHRISTOPHER ( ripping off his mask ) : Ah ha ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the film | On the positive side , most say the acting is great , and though the film `` does n't take enormous chances , `` it is nevertheless `` extremely satisfying `` ( Denby , The New Yorker ) . Slate 's Edelstein is more positive than most , praising the `` deliciously resonant dual setting : a Catskills summer community to which middle - class Jews from the city migrate to swim and eat and play mah-jongg , and the gathering hippies at nearby Woodstock . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He can hardly bring himself to turn away , and sneaks back for another fix whenever he gets the chance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | uh-huh well the best thing about it is that you can uh try something if you do n't like it shoot move on to something else that 's the way i 've uh looked at the whole thing here i 'll take a chance if i do n't like it i 'll go someplace else do something different |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | you know so that he could n't get out well he kind of ripped through the chicken wire so i ca n't i i i just have not |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | NSA | If NSA had been asked to try to identify these people , the agency would have started by checking it s own database of earlier information from these same sources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | my impression is that people try to uh to do both if they can as tough as that is |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I believe in your deposition you indicated in your day - to - day events you try to spark your children 's interest in science ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Of course , that explanation works only if I care about the other bidders ' opinions -- say , because I think they know more than I do or because I 'm trying to predict what kind of resale market I might face someday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Flight 175 passenger Brian David Sweeney | At 8:59 , Flight 175 passenger Brian David Sweeney tried to call his wife , Julie . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Can you imagine trying to raise ten children in a two - bedroom apartment ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | I begin by vitiating my assumption that one can not prestate the configuration space of a biosphere , then try to show that the implications are that the number of potentially relevant properties is vastly hyperastronomical and that there is no way in the lifetime of the universe for any knower within the universe to enumerate , let alone work with , all the possible properties or categories and their causal consequences . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Yeltsin | The WP says that Yeltsin is trying to engineer his succession by a friendly replacement because he 's worried about prosecution for corruption after leaving office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | if if i started using a different computer at home then i would n't be using the the software and the hardware and it would be that much more difficult for me to try and market it the the product |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | and i have since then probably ripped out |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Here , in Investigations , I am trying to point at the mysterious but utterly natural hopefulness in which an increasing diversity of broken symmetries in the universe creates the diversity of structures and processes that can constitute and identify ramified and ramifying sources of energy , detect those sources of energy , create devices and processes that couple to those sources of energy , and generate yet more diversity that propagates macroscopic order even further . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | '' Not only is there this 3-D structure , but there are lots of studies where people are trying to understand what drives the turning on and off of genes , `` says Jones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | well it it takes up less room i mean you you set the wood down and you move the saw whereas if you 're ripping wood you 're probably better off with a a table saw |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the French | Witness the French trying to outlaw the use of the word `` cheeseburger `` and other insidious harbingers of American culture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Alynne | Alynne was crazy , and speaking of my dysfunctional family , my , my brother was in love with Alynne and my brother 's girlfriend wanted to kill Alynne , and Alynne was crazy and probably on Prozac , and , Alynne tries to kill herself you know , as we hear , she , she 's constantly trying to kill herself , and , she contributes all her problems to the fact that my brother , I do n't know , that she was n't with my brother I guess . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Alynne was crazy , and speaking of my dysfunctional family , my , my brother was in love with Alynne and my brother 's girlfriend wanted to kill Alynne , and Alynne was crazy and probably on Prozac , and , Alynne tries to kill herself you know , as we hear , she , she 's constantly trying to kill herself , and , she contributes all her problems to the fact that my brother , I do n't know , that she was n't with my brother I guess . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | when it comes to expectations on the part of members of each of the party that you try not to cross party lines on certain votes especially these days |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | so he 's trying to get you know things fixed on it but it 's just you know leak leak leak everywhere but um |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Now , you could try to `` fit `` the data on the corn prices with the first Fourier `` mode , `` namely the average price . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | but uh TV is something that we try to not um deliberately try not to get hung up on it like you say |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the university | yeah and and that 's appropriate if the university is trying to do serious research because it 's hard to be a researcher and a teacher at the same time |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | each | We tussle along the contract curve , each trying to get all the advantages of the trade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She tried to return ( it ) , but to no avail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Here 's , I 'm trying to answer some of your questions , but , and this is what I think maybe you might want to consider doing . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the big bad wolf | The big bad wolf ate the grandma then she , then the big bad wolf tried to , eat red riding hood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And , uh , we get out of the truck , and we walk about ten feet , and I , I was like , walking over logs and trying to get over to a fairly clear area , and all of a sudden , Alex just goes , `` Snake ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | This is the minimum they are prepared to accept , and you will probably be wasting your time if you try to force them any lower . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the calls of an evening | and uh and i do n't know i kind of i resent the the calls of an evening trying to sell me something |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a valium addict | He speaks preternaturally slowly , as if operating underwater , so that watching him in discussion with two or three fast - on - their - feet political analysts is much like watching a valium addict trying to communicate with a roomful of meth heads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | And I um , try to keep my piles under control . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | you know the clumps that uh that occur but i try to leave it down there |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | They had to come earlier in the morning and had to stay later in the afternoon , and most of them were poor , because if you tried to farm in the sand hills of NC , it was pretty hard to make a living . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | men | a good percentage of them are the women that are fighting it and most people say well men try and keep women locked up that 's not necessarily true |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | everybody | Because everybody was trying to show -- |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The ad side of all newspapers is constantly trying to get the ed side to say nice things about those advertising . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Ressam | As that agent began an initial pat-down , Ressam panicked and tried to run away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | '' It does n't matter if you are a patient , but it does matter if you are trying to develop the next drug , `` says Cy Stein , Associate Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Los Angeles is undeniably car country , though it is trying to alleviate it s congestion and pollution by building a light - rail network . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | would-be terrorists | Not surprisingly , Langleben got a lot of press after he announced his results , and his experiment led directly to speculation that we might eventually see fMRIs installed at airports , scanning the brains of would-be terrorists trying to deceive security screeners , or in courtrooms , catching perjurers red-handed ( or perhaps red – anterior - cingulate - gyrused ? ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The first step of treatment is trying to calm down the patient and to identify the underlying cause [ 1 , 3 , 13 ] . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | well if you if you 're on you 're on the usenet groups you might try uh alt privacy |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | and i try to uh you know try something else you know something with a little more vegetables or something but yeah i was the same way but we have n't really eaten Chinese that much since we 've been in uh Texas it 's funny |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | and uh we used to get Arts and Entertainment in San Antonio and i we get a little bit of the good ones here but we used to try and catch uh some of the stuff they had on there |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | As further encouragement for the 200 or so followers they have picked up already , the consortium schools have given their graduates Palm organizers , paid for companies to help with their billing , and offered free legal research and even yoga and meditation classes , almost anything to help make life a little easier for those trying to hang out their shingles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And sometimes they would be standing up in the train trying to get leave before they went overseas and there I was a child of maybe 11 or 12 years old and , uh , I can remember very clearly the young man 's face that taught me two or three new games of solitaire that I still teach my grandchildren how to play now and still play myself sporadically and remember that time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I , I tried and I tried and it will not go back in . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I , I tried and I tried and it will not go back in . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I try to get in , get on the , the radio with Charlotte . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They 're trying to discover whether CWD strains exist that can affect the length of the disease process and different regions of the brain or that can infect different species , including humans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two of us | And Elizabeth and I still to this day say , `` We did n't , we 're lucky that we , that two of us are n't dead , you know , from trying to buy the mountain house . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | visitors | Most of the halls date from the Qing Dynasty , although Yuanchen Hall , where visitors try to locate the deity on the zodiac of their birthday , dates from the time of Kublai Khan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | i have n't gotten the chance lately though to play i 'm trying to get back into it uh |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | 36 about 46 percent of American workers | 35 According to the 2001 Retirement Confidence Survey , 36 about 46 percent of American workers have not tried to calculate how much they need to save for retirement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a UAE representative | The UAE embassy in turn contacted the Hamburg police and a UAE representative tried to find him in Germany , visiting mosques and Shehhi 's last address in Hamburg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | and the bank has a lot of programs now for child care referrals i 've of course it 's too late for me so i 've i 've not tried them to see how effective they are but |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you you | it really would be and and then the that really invades it plus uh you you just trying to settle down to do something and then uh here they come and they |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Then it will try to deepen Russia 's economic crisis with a view to destroying it s nuclear capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Linda Tripp | The Post also says that more than a year prior to secretly taping Monica Lewinsky , Linda Tripp tried to sell a book about the Clinton White House , asking the conservative publisher Alfred Regnery for something in the neighborhood of $ 500,000 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | So we drove up to Washington , and he went to the Pentagon and tried really hard for them to take him back and they said that what he was doing with the post office was in the best interest of the government and the country and he could serve much better by getting the mail to the soldiers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libraries | It is one the Libraries are trying very hard to eliminate , but the rapidly increasing price of materials makes the task difficult . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Man 's fantasy and tendency is to go into the occult , into black magic and the dark side because that 's where he dwells and that 's where his heart is , uh , settled in right now and until you know the Lord and know the true meaning of life and your purpose you 're always searching in the dark side for the , the meaning of reality and the meaning of life , always trying to find out about the future . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dog | One is that the dog is attempting to take on the odour like a perfume , the other is that the odour is too strong to cover with a urine mark so the dog tries to cover it with it s entire body surface [ 30 ] . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | One low cost / high value option would be for companies that have already tried a particular research direction to warn TDI if the collaboration was about to investigate a known dead end . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | companies | One low cost / high value option would be for companies that have already tried a particular research direction to warn TDI if the collaboration was about to investigate a known dead end . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | And we used to try to dress up and pretend we were businesswomen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | cook and then the next time it would be my turn and i 'd try to outdo him and then he 'd try to outdo me and we we was really a lot of fun and |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | cook and then the next time it would be my turn and i 'd try to outdo him and then he 'd try to outdo me and we we was really a lot of fun and |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | i i 've carried it through i love to read now and and uh that 's why we 've we 've made it a point whenever she brings us a book that we do n't you know we always sit down with her right then and read it so that we try and instill that on her that |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | oh yeah i i guess there 's a lot to to think about when you 're trying to make that decision |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The men then try to unbalance their opponent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the preparer | Accordingly , the preparer shall justify any changes in the use of a valuation method . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | words | This statement harks back to a famous 1958 essay by the literary critic George Steiner , who asked `` whether the German language had survived the Hitler era , whether words poisoned by Goebbels and used to regulate and justify Belsen could ever again serve the needs of moral truth and poetic perception . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Winston Smith , his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind , slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions , though not quickly enough to prevent a swirl of gritty dust from entering along with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He braced the top of his head against a section of partly-demolished brickwork , and heaved with laughter , his face slick with tears , his limbs weak with the effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this piece | In effect , the tale merely serves as a device for taking a swipe at Starr , which may be justifiable , but this piece does n't bother to justify it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Small factory operations , without sufficient volume to support two shifts of cutting , claim that they can not justify the capital cost of computer systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We were later able to readily distinguish between the correct and incorrect alignments when an all - atom scoring function was applied to the models constructed using both alignments , and justify the changes by detailed environment analysis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lewis | Or is it more likely that having landed his subject , Lewis created a thesis to justify his choice ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can try your luck at pari mutuel betting on jai-alai at pari mutuel , greyhound - racing at the Canidrome ( one of the largest in the world ) , and harness - racing on Taipa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Winston turned a switch and the voice sank somewhat , though the words were still distinguishable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pickett , who was shot in the knee by the Secret Service after allegedly firing two shots outside the White House , used crutches to walk into the court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Pickett , who was shot in the knee by the Secret Service after allegedly firing two shots outside the White House , used crutches to walk into the court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pickett , who was shot in the knee by the Secret Service after allegedly firing two shots outside the White House , used crutches to walk into the court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their parents | um children who will lie and cheat and you approach their parents and their parents are constantly justify them rather than to |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two parties | , but here we give examples of his third case only , where `` there should not be two parties justifying even a momentary doubt about which the pronoun represents . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | uh-huh i could never justify owning a personal computer at at home |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We give them a chance to realize their own potential by giving them a place where they can develop a sense of competence , of usefulness , a sense of belonging and of influence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the papers | The top - non - local story at the Washington Post is France 's triumph at the French - hosted World Cup , a story that gets top - of - the - page - with - pictures coverage at not only the Post , but also at the Times and USAT . ( And a reefer - with - picture at the LAT . ) This no doubt reflects the papers ' : a ) perception that they have more immigrant readers these days and b ) chance to justify all those upcoming French expense account items . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | i think that i do n't know it 's hard you do n't want to be so mean that you 're you ' re doing away with people that have a chance to change |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | i think that i do n't know it 's hard you do n't want to be so mean that you 're you ' re doing away with people that have a chance to change |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | local events | sometimes local events can generate chances for faculty and staff to assist the community because of their unique forms of expertise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Competitors would jump at the chance to meet unmet mailer needs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | No one knows , but I will raise a possibility that has a chance to be true for a biosphere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a possibility | No one knows , but I will raise a possibility that has a chance to be true for a biosphere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the anticipated surpluses | After recent years of fiscal discipline and focus on fiscal responsibility , the anticipated surpluses offer a chance to meet pent-up demand for discretionary domestic spending , increase defense spending , cut taxes , shore up Social Security and Medicare , reduce the debt , or do some combination of these . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the children | Or the virtual impossibility of finding a quiet place to study or even think , so that the children can cope in school and one day have a chance of achieving something better ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | if you get a chance read Dr Cooper 's book on controlling cholesterol |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I wanted to be there ... I had my second chance to change my life . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | companies | The story notes two overriding factors behind the trend : 1 ) Corporations are slashing their suppliers down to a handful of giants , which would , under the present rules , automatically exclude virtually all minority - controlled companies ; and 2 ) the clout of minority consumers has grown and therefore companies want to be able to undertake 1 ) without losing the chance to establish a minority - friendly track record . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I love what I do and , uh , anytime I get a chance to teach in a classroom I go for it so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Which they would go out into the bars , I think they called it in Manila , and on the weekend I spent one weekend there I had a chance to taste the foods , uh , to sleep under the uh , net , see little bit of a cock fight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | most interns | '' I know that most interns do n't get a chance to know Betty Currie and do n't have the many contacts that Monica Lewinsky had with the president . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The meaning of the votes is best summed up by the WP , which states that the Senate has told the House managers they have the chance to make their case and that in all likelihood doing so will not matter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rafferty passes over obvious chances to criticize the indies in technical terms -- no review of Boogie Nights prepared me for what a patchy , tedious film it was -- and instead finds something morally defective in them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | that was if you if you get a chance you can you can rent it |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | see i 've only only lived here in Texas for two years so i have n't had a chance to go down there |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | do you get a chance to do it at home or do you mostly like catch up while you 're at work do you have a chance to look through the Wall Street Journal i 'm not sure what you do |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | i spent about ten years in Abilene for TI i i worked out there in Abilene in west Texas and i never did get a chance to get over to Lake Texoma i i wished i had uh |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | uh generally are about six six to ten miles but uh they 'll go they have the chance to go to Philmont in July and then they 'll do the fifty mile or whatever hiking then |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | yes we do they peak on Friday so if you have a chance to be here Friday or somewhere somewhere around there that that 's the best time to see them and they do n't last too long you know |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | i 've not gotten a chance to work with it although um my uh my data structures teacher was telling us something about why how fudgy fuzzy logic works as far as the concept behind it |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | oh no no they 're not fired they there are they have one chance to then go in a program if you come back positive you have one chance to go in and go into they have a lot of uh rehabilitation both for alcohol and for drug use uh |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Diving centers also offer an introductory session known as the `` Discover Scuba Program , `` which includes a morning or afternoon of theory and swimming - pool work to give you the chance to practice the basic techniques . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | then at least they have a chance to over the years be proven not guilty |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | and they they do n't offer any commentary and it gives me a quick chance to to be caught up during the day |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | well i it 's been a while since i 've been out to watch i do watch a little on TV you know when i have the chance but uh |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | GPRA will not succeed without the strong commitment of the federal government 's political and senior career leadership . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Charlesworths | In this small volume , the Charlesworths have succeeded on both fronts and provide an excellent account of the core issues for a broad range of readers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The fact that they are succeeding tells us something about the magnetic appeal of racial fundamentalism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No movie in the last decade has succeeded in psyching out critics and audiences as fully as the powerful , rambling war epic The Thin Red Line , Terrence Malick 's return to cinema after 20 years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | If so , she succeeded , as my American friend later told me , and , more interestingly to me , revealed by example how much terms in the same language for the same things ( station = ranch ; bush = country , sticks ) in the same occupation can vary from place to place , at least when it comes to stock raising . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | As a result , he succeeded , in less than a decade , in making himself the ruler of Europe from the gates of Moscow to the English Channel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DLC | But since the DLC has already succeeded in defining `` moderate '' as the opposite of `` liberal , '' its spin prevails . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | GAO succeeds in its mission when its findings and recommendations lead to improvements wherever federal dollars are spent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | But the capitalism that survived and succeeded was not the capitalism of 1929 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the capitalism | But the capitalism that survived and succeeded was not the capitalism of 1929 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Sometimes they succeed , and sometimes they do n't . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | The health care organizations that succeed in the 21 stcentury will be those that improve quality and reduce cost . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The health care organizations that succeed in the 21 stcentury will be those that improve quality and reduce cost . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Martin also succeeded in intermingling history and the present day in an earlier show called `` The Ceaseless Century , '' by which he meant the 18 th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | now that 's one of my favorite shows i really enjoy i 've been trying to tape that one for years and have n't succeeded in doing so yet |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | There is nothing wrong with trying to change that shape , and advocates of nonsexist English have worked miracles in the short time since they have succeeded in making their concerns known . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Bradley began the campaign determined to convey his virtue and wisdom , and he succeeded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he finally succeeded , after a prolonged siege and heavy losses , he punished the local population by cutting off the noses and lips of all men — except those who played wind instruments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the farmers | But the farmers have succeeded in portraying themselves as innocent victims deserving to be made whole by the settlement . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | And so we still scapegoat RN for all the sins of the era to avoid having to ask tough questions about what really happened to Indochina , and to America , when Hanoi and the Khmer Rouge were permitted to have their way with people whom we 'd pledged to protect ( and almost succeeded in protecting ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Albright 's biographers offer an inspiring narrative of how she succeeded in becoming secretary of state , but they offer scant grounds for evaluating what has happened since . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I succeed in connecting to PlanetPoker.com when I borrow a friend 's laptop and connect through his Internet service provider . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The country has succeeded economically by fixing the best price it can get for everything , but the domestic market pays high prices because of a stiff sales tax and surprisingly convoluted and inefficient distribution systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He tried in The Day of the Locust ( 1939 ) , with its more or less realistic story of Hollywood down and outs , but mostly he succeeded in placing a veneer of hard - boiled literary conventions over his manias about women and sex , which makes him seem just as crazy as in his other books , but less aware of it , therefore less entertaining . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the president 's lawyers | It must be awful , they argue , if the president 's lawyers have succeeded in feeding a dubious and duplicitous defense to the Senate , the public , and the press . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | females | Gavrilets also identifies the cost of female choosiness as a critical issue : many models of sympatric speciation depend on the assumption that females always succeed in mating even if the male type they prefer is rare , so their choosiness has no cost . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some schools | 5 ) Why do some schools fail and others succeed ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The federal prosecution succeeded in jailing only a handful of the principals involved , but the publicity was enough to make the concept of `` reform '' a popular one . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | '' If his mission fails , he will have the full moral right to say , 'I did all I could ' ; and if he succeeds , the rewards would be tremendous . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a crusader against waste and bureaucracy | After shuttering the DOE , Clinton could depict himself as a crusader against waste and bureaucracy who succeeded where even Reagan failed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | After shuttering the DOE , Clinton could depict himself as a crusader against waste and bureaucracy who succeeded where even Reagan failed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Where Clinton has deployed his own formidable brain , primarily in economic and some areas of domestic policy , he has largely succeeded . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bradley | In Weisberg 's view , Bradley succeeded in making Gore `` look like a complete ass . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Democrats | Take the now - retired Paul Simon of Illinois , who took a courageous position in support of the balanced - budget amendment and held to it consistently -- even in 1995 , when the Democrats were one vote short , and would n't have succeeded in defeating the amendment without the help of Republican Mark Hatfield . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | There are a few good schools , even in Harlem , which have succeeded by doing end runs around the unionized bureaucracy of the central system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a few good schools | There are a few good schools , even in Harlem , which have succeeded by doing end runs around the unionized bureaucracy of the central system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is succeeding as a political pundit in part because of his interesting vantage point -- he hates Hillary but loves Bill -- and in part because he is the Michael Milken of the attention economy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the media | ( Or , even if they 're not incomprehensible , the media have never succeeded in portraying them in a way that interests the American public . ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | And it 's succeeding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He needs to keep his finger on the pulse to succeed during the short tourist season . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A growth plan is developed to mature the product 's reliability over time through reliability growth testing so that it has been demonstrated by the time production begins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was holding off buying an away shirt , as I did n't want to wear a shirt that had never won a game . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Louise | I would almost rather that Jeremy had the weird and rare genetic condition , or that the monk should be the fall guy , than to think that Louise was doing something to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | And if you do something with the stuff you want , and there are consequences . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | " The truth is unless we can do something with these plants , they wo n't be globally competitive , " said Mr . Timken , who recently stepped down as chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | yeah i think that 's probably true with anything when you work some exercise in it just seems like things seem to go more smoothly i do n't know |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | well you know i have noticed too that uh uh when i started the exercise uh not the exercise but the walking program uh that i did tone up you know like all over but it did n't get the upper part of my body and uh so |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | course i 'm tend to be a slow learner i guess anyway but it 's a lot of fun and it 's it 's a good way to get exercise you know fooling yourself because you do n't realize you 're getting exercise |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Marine Corps exercise in Jordan was halted . U.S. |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | that i do n't get any exercise doing that and plus there 's a build up of stress so i need to go out and take those walks after dinner and i need to go out in the morning and run or i 'll just get nuts |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | my husband just turned on something noisy anyway uh she comes to the school and there are a group of teachers and we exercise regularly and for an hour and we do it twice a week |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | twenty seven okay yeah well i am quite a bit older than you are but no i i think exercise is extremely important and i i do exercise on a regular basis |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | i do n't very often do things for the sake of exercise i do n't feel well unless i am exercising and i try to do things that involve exercise but i very rarely do things |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | well do you exercise regularly |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Included : a claim that fat 's OK for your body as long as you exercise ; interviews with a chef and a nutritionist ( both cautiously pro - fat ) ; and a rundown of fatty cuisine in other cultures , including pâté de foie gras , crispy duck , and Ukrainian salted pork fat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | half the town | Another lively spot is Xinhua Square , where half the town seems to exercise and play before work , returning each evening to sample the kebabs and other Muslim fare from dozens of food stalls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | you do n't well speaking for myself i do n't sleep as well when i am not exercising and uh |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Fat people who exercise regularly are healthier than thin people who do n't . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | regularly | Fat people who exercise regularly are healthier than thin people who do n't . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fat people who exercise regularly are healthier than thin people who do n't . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | uh thing but uh when i 'm exercising regularly i i feel the need to to do more exercise |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | so have you started exercising at home or |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | i do notice as i get older i i tend to i you know i do n't exercise like i like i used to |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | well so do you do you enjoy your walking or is it just because you have to exercise you know you need to exercise |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | well so do you do you enjoy your walking or is it just because you have to exercise you know you need to exercise |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | well so do you do you enjoy your walking or is it just because you have to exercise you know you need to exercise |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | well so do you do you enjoy your walking or is it just because you have to exercise you know you need to exercise |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | you know you can go to the country club together you can play with your friends he can play with his friends but you 've both been out and exercised and you have enjoyed the day |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | if i exercised i 'd be too thin |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | ( Admittedly , the testimonial 's credibility is undermined somewhat by Skeens ' princessy claim that she is n't willing to exercise and is `` physically incapable of dieting . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | it seems like like the the the less you exercise the tireder you are i 'm sorry |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | not so much that but i have noticed a difference because i am not exercising as much anymore in the uh in my heart rate which slowly creeps up as you get less and less fit |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | that was wild but i exercise i do n't exercise now i just had a baby three months ago i have n't really gotten back into exercising but i exercised real good for a couple of years it was |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | that was wild but i exercise i do n't exercise now i just had a baby three months ago i have n't really gotten back into exercising but i exercised real good for a couple of years it was |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | that was wild but i exercise i do n't exercise now i just had a baby three months ago i have n't really gotten back into exercising but i exercised real good for a couple of years it was |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | yeah i i used to go to a gym um last summer but then i started school again so it 's um so i do n't exercise as much as i 'd like |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | do you exercise every night or not |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | because if you do n't exercise then it seems like um what you you just have to be really really careful about what you eat you can you can eat like a normal person if you get a moderate amount of exercise and not really have to worry about it |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Slovakia has had less success than other Central European countries at ousting corrupt Communist bosses from its bureaucracy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | these external groups | Results indicate that these external groups have had success in improving processes of care ( i.e . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Of course , 89 percent of MGM is owned by Kirk Kerkorian , who exercised all his rights . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | more of us | On the Internet , more of us will exercise our right and fulfill our civic responsibilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And then , well , we found out that my brother had been admitted , until they took out th , that ( fragment 0 , they let him come , but now he did n't come , he went to , to the department of education and asked a transfer , they did n't deny it to him , they transferred him to another place immediately . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | man | But Heidenry writes that Larry beat Althea more than once , and she told Hustler that she did n't see anything wrong with a `` man striking a woman . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | South Carolinians | And , in the `` it may not sound like progress but it is '' department , Utah residents overturned a 102-year-old law limiting the property rights of married women , and South Carolinians struck the miscegenation ban from the state constitution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Moses | In the Sala Grande , see the high drama of Moses Striking Wate r from the Rock and a fascinating Temptation of Christ , with Satan portrayed as a beautiful youth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He failed to explain the cuts on his hand or the blood in his Bronco , and said he had never struck or beaten Nicole Simpson . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mississippi state agency | The NYT front reports on the court-ordered release yesterday of more than 124,000 pages of previously secret files from a Mississippi state agency that used spy tactics , intimidation , false imprisonment , jury tampering and other illegal methods to fight civil rights activities in the state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | The NYT front reports on the court-ordered release yesterday of more than 124,000 pages of previously secret files from a Mississippi state agency that used spy tactics , intimidation , false imprisonment , jury tampering and other illegal methods to fight civil rights activities in the state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a 75 watt xenon lamp | The cells were illuminated with light from a 75 watt xenon lamp using a O-5717 filter cube obtained from Molecular Probes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Beginning with the full model at each trophic level , we used autoregressive analysis with maximum likelihood estimation and backwards elimination of non-significant covariates and lagged autoregressive terms to arrive at reduced models that minimized the corrected Akaike Information Criterion ( AIC |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | To test that idea , one of her graduate students will `` train '' half of the autistic patients in face recognition—something most children pick up on their own—by having them study , manipulate , and match faces using computer games . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | emergency department data | In addition to the citywide outbreaks , there were several institutional gastrointestinal outbreaks reported to DOHMH during the historical 1-y period but not detected in emergency department data using the space–time permutation scan statistic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Here , we have used the fold and superfamily assignments from the SCOP [ 14 ] and Superfamily databases [ 15 ] and the family classifications from InterPro [ 16 , 17 ] . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Virologic findings using the more stringent virologic suppression endpoint of HIV-1 RNA less than 50 copies/mL paralleled those with the less than 200 copies/mL endpoint , although differences attained statistical significance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | HL-60 cells | ALDH activity has been reported in HL-60 cells using 4-hydroxynonenal as substrate [ 32 ] . However , since this molecule is such a poor substrate with ALDH1 compared to ALDH3 , the measured activity likely represents only ALDH3 activity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | pro-lifers | In the 1990s , pro-lifers have used fetal diagrams to illustrate the horror of `` partial birth '' abortions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a nonprofit Catcher in the Rye Web site | In 1996 , Salinger 's agent forbade a nonprofit Catcher in the Rye Web site from using quotations from the novel , garnering the usual rash of publicity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | trappers | Incidentally , I seem to recall reading somewhere that skins as slang for ` dollars ' dates from frontier days when trappers used animal skins as currency , and is therefore much older than early 20th-century Harlem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | speakers | Although it is true that isoglosses , in effect , set off the various areas where a particular usage was recorded , more accurately an isogloss is drawn to connect sites either where speakers employ both usages or where speakers using one or the other live in very close proximity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Schliemann , who discovered the site of Troy , used the evidence in Homer 's Iliad to determine his digging site , where any ruins had long since disappeared from view . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | A variation on this theme occurs in Alba de Céspedes ' The Secret ( translated from the Italian by Isabel Quigly : Simon and Schuster , New York , 1958 , page 114 ) where she confides that `` I still had a whole afternoon before me to spend , and I used it to tidy up my drawers ... . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rodgers and colleagues used data from the WHO database for 26 risk factors and from 14 epidemiological subregions of the world to calculate the proportion of risk-factor-attributable disease burden in different population subgroups defined by age , sex , and exposure level . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | America | Finally , the plan detailed a public U.S. stance : America would use all its resources to eliminate terrorism as a threat , punish those responsible for the 9/11 attacks , hold states and other actors responsible for providing sanctuary to terrorists , work with a coalition to eliminate terrorist groups and networks , and avoid malice toward any people , religion , or culture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The Wall Street Journal `` Outlook '' observes , `` In the U.S. job market , the balance of power is shifting to employees from employers , '' and states that `` the retention frenzy was triggered in part by previous waves of corporate downsizing , '' which left behind survivors who took stock of career options and used Internet job listings and intensified recruiting to land better offers , which in turn led to counter-offers and higher salaries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | survivors | The Wall Street Journal `` Outlook '' observes , `` In the U.S. job market , the balance of power is shifting to employees from employers , '' and states that `` the retention frenzy was triggered in part by previous waves of corporate downsizing , '' which left behind survivors who took stock of career options and used Internet job listings and intensified recruiting to land better offers , which in turn led to counter-offers and higher salaries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States and Britain | Iraq says the United States and Britain hold up delivery of needed supplies , using their clout in the United Nations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then a Russian-American medical team led by renowned heart surgeon Michael DeBakey examined Yeltsin , pronounced his condition `` not bad at all , '' and predicted that although his surgery would be delayed a few weeks , he would probably serve out his term . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a member | Four of the members appointed to this committee or committees should be a member who also serves on each of the following additional committees : Armed Services , Judiciary , Foreign Affairs , and the Defense Appropriations subcommittee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Four of the members appointed to this committee or committees should be a member who also serves on each of the following additional committees : Armed Services , Judiciary , Foreign Affairs , and the Defense Appropriations subcommittee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | There is some overlap of membership on the editorial boards of PLoS Biology and the community journals , reflecting a level of dedication to open access , but as with all scientists who serve on multiple editorial boards and reviewers who review for multiple journals , these individuals are governed by confidentiality . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all scientists | There is some overlap of membership on the editorial boards of PLoS Biology and the community journals , reflecting a level of dedication to open access , but as with all scientists who serve on multiple editorial boards and reviewers who review for multiple journals , these individuals are governed by confidentiality . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a CIA official | To quote a CIA official now serving in the field: '' One fight , one team . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | 5. How you served vs. whether you served . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | 5. How you served vs. whether you served . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He is a friend of several members of Starr 's staff and is especially close to Starr 's chief deputy , Hickman Ewing , with whom he served as a U.S. attorney during the Reagan administration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | five men and women | In the tower , five men and women pull rhythmically on ropes attached to the same five bells that first sounded here in 1614 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | They belong to a group of 15 ringers -- including two octogenarians and four youngsters in training -- who drive every Sunday from church to church in a sometimes-exhausting effort to keep the bells sounding in the many belfries of East Anglia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a group of 15 ringers -- including two octogenarians and four youngsters in training -- | They belong to a group of 15 ringers -- including two octogenarians and four youngsters in training -- who drive every Sunday from church to church in a sometimes-exhausting effort to keep the bells sounding in the many belfries of East Anglia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He should consider his victory a mandate to continue his growth-oriented economic reforms and not a demand that he move further left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mr. Gonzalez also has split with the left in reaffirming Spain 's NATO commitment and in renewing a defense treaty with the U.S . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He did not go as far as he could have in tax reductions ; indeed he combined them with increases in indirect taxes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He should do more to reduce tax rates on wealth and income , in recognition of the fact that those cuts yield higher , not lower , revenues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He should do more to reduce tax rates on wealth and income , in recognition of the fact that those cuts yield higher , not lower , revenues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ringers | Two years ago , the Rev. Jeremy Hummerstone , vicar of Great Torrington , Devon , got so fed up with ringers who did n't attend service he sacked the entire band ; the ringers promptly set up a picket line in protest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | subscribers | The time is Pacific Daylight Time , and the initials or nicknames are those subscribers use to identify themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | 4:02 a.m. SHIBUMI : Power is back on , and UCSF { medical center } seems to have quieted down for the night ( they were doing triage out in the parking lot from the sound and lights of it ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Central Council of Church Bell Ringers , a sort of parliament of ringing groups , aims to improve relations with vicars , says John C. Baldwin , president . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I felt the temblor begin and glanced at the table next to mine , smiled that guilty smile and we both mouthed the words , `` Earth-quake ! '' together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the building | This time , it just got stronger and then the building started shaking violently up and down as though it were a child 's toy block that was being tossed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | When I realized it was over , I went and stood out in front of the house , waiting and praying for Merrill to come home , shivering as if it were 20 below zero until he got there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The three of us stopped breathing for a moment , and then when it kept on coming we lunged for the doorway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The three of us stopped breathing for a moment , and then when it kept on coming we lunged for the doorway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Albany | 7:13 a.m. CALLIOPE : Albany escaped embarrassingly unscathed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | We ran into the house to get Mame , but the next tremor threw me in the air and bounced me as I tried to get to my feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | This building shook like hell and it kept getting stronger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the woman | Next to Chez Panisse a homeless couple , bundled into a blue sleeping bag , sat up , said , `` Good morning '' and then the woman smiled , said , `` Is n't it great just to be alive ? '' I agreed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we -- all of us | American education 's future will be determined by the degree to which we -- all of us -- allow this common sense to prevail over the illusions that we also share . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But they need not be to do their jobs well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the teachers ' unions | It is the kind of libel the teachers ' unions do n't mind spreading , for their own narrow purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | It is also the kind of libel politicians find useful , since it helps them strike a friendly posture on behalf of an important constituency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | New York is in the process of trying to disengage itself from a 20-year-old commitment to this system of school governance , even as Chicago and other cities are moving to institute it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the far-left | Yet the best the far-left could do was not enough to deter the biggest voting bloc -- nearly 40 % -- from endorsing the direction Spain is taking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He could do more to cut public subsidies and transfers , thus making funds available for public services starved of money for six years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He could do more to cut public subsidies and transfers , thus making funds available for public services starved of money for six years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | If they put a Republican into office , not only will they acquire less in terms of local benefits but their selected legislator will be relatively powerless to prevent other legislators from `` bringing home the bacon '' to their respective constituencies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their selected legislator | If they put a Republican into office , not only will they acquire less in terms of local benefits but their selected legislator will be relatively powerless to prevent other legislators from `` bringing home the bacon '' to their respective constituencies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other legislators | If they put a Republican into office , not only will they acquire less in terms of local benefits but their selected legislator will be relatively powerless to prevent other legislators from `` bringing home the bacon '' to their respective constituencies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | such a president | Although a GOP president may limit local benefits to the voter 's particular district/state , such a president is also likely to be more effective at preventing other districts/states and their legislators from bringing home the local benefits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other districts/states and their legislators | Although a GOP president may limit local benefits to the voter 's particular district/state , such a president is also likely to be more effective at preventing other districts/states and their legislators from bringing home the local benefits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | If parents are dissatisfied with a school , they should have the option of switching to another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | `` We 've tried to train the youngsters , but they have their discos and their dances , and they just drift away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the East Anglian group that | Mr. Hammond worries that old age and the flightiness of youth will diminish the ranks of the East Anglian group that keeps the Aslacton bells pealing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the carillons of continental Europe | The less complicated version of playing tunes on bells , as do the carillons of continental Europe , is considered by the English to be childish , fit only for foreigners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ringers | Then , at a signal , the ringers begin varying the order in which the bells sound without altering the steady rhythm of the striking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | every other legislator | Second , it explains why voters hold Congress in disdain but generally love their own congressional representatives : Any individual legislator 's constituents appreciate the specific benefits that the legislator wins for them but not the overall cost associated with every other legislator doing likewise for his own constituency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | `` To ring for even one service at this tower , we have to scrape , '' says Mr. Hammond , a retired water-authority worker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | no one | According to a nationwide survey taken a year ago , nearly a third of England 's church bells are no longer rung on Sundays because there is no one to ring them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ringers | Then , at a signal , the ringers begin varying the order in which the bells sound without altering the steady rhythm of the striking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ten shirt-sleeved ringers stand in a circle , one foot ahead of the other in a prize-fighter 's stance , each pulling a rope that disappears through a small hole in the high ceiling of the ringing chamber . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Ten shirt-sleeved ringers stand in a circle , one foot ahead of the other in a prize-fighter 's stance , each pulling a rope that disappears through a small hole in the high ceiling of the ringing chamber . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | each | Ten shirt-sleeved ringers stand in a circle , one foot ahead of the other in a prize-fighter 's stance , each pulling a rope that disappears through a small hole in the high ceiling of the ringing chamber . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ringers | Totally absorbed , the ringers stare straight ahead , using peripheral vision ( they call it `` rope-sight '' ) to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Skilled ringers use their wrists to advance or retard the next swing , so that one bell can swap places with another in the following change . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Skilled ringers use their wrists to advance or retard the next swing , so that one bell can swap places with another in the following change . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An entirely new band rings today at Great Torrington , several of whom are members of the congregation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | enough ringers | But there still are n't enough ringers to ring more than six of the eight bells . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | only 40,000 of them | One survey says that of the 100,000 trained bellringers in England today , only 40,000 of them still ring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her | `` Another women wrote from Sheffield to say that in her 60 years of ringing , `` I have never known a lady to faint in the belfry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | voters | In sum , at both the federal and state government levels at least part of the seemingly irrational behavior voters display in the voting booth may have an exceedingly rational explanation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the children | They should see to it that their kids do n't play truant ; they should make certain that the children spend enough time doing homework ; they should scrutinize the report card . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we wish to be serious about American education , we know exactly what to do -- and , just as important , what not to do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If we wish to be serious about American education , we know exactly what to do -- and , just as important , what not to do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Cupboard doors were flying , the trash can in the kitchen walked a few feet , the dogs came running , and I scooted them into the dog run and stood in the doorway myself , watching the outside trash cans dance across the concrete . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | numerous Latin American and East European countries | They , as well as numerous Latin American and East European countries that hope to adopt elements of the Spanish model , are supporting the direction Spain is taking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | They , as well as numerous Latin American and East European countries that hope to adopt elements of the Spanish model , are supporting the direction Spain is taking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Hundreds of Californians made their way to their computers after the quake , and checked in with each other on electronic bulletin boards , which link computers CB-radio-style , via phone lines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | electronic bulletin boards | Hundreds of Californians made their way to their computers after the quake , and checked in with each other on electronic bulletin boards , which link computers CB-radio-style , via phone lines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Republican congressional representatives | 3 ) Republican congressional representatives , because of their belief in a minimalist state , are less willing to engage in local benefit-seeking than are Democratic members of Congress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Republicans | Since local benefit-seeking matters more and national policy making matters less in the lower chamber of Congress , this is precisely the pattern one would expect if Republicans are less willing to engage in local benefit-seeking than their Democratic counterparts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Democratic legislators | Three pieces of evidence corroborate the key assumption that Democratic legislators are more willing to engage in local benefit-seeking than their Republican colleagues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The insurer has started processing claims from the Northern California earthquake nearly two weeks ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ringers | Then , at a signal , the ringers begin varying the order in which the bells sound without altering the steady rhythm of the striking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | equally strong-willed and often non-religious ringers | With membership of the Church of England steadily dwindling , strong-willed vicars are pressing equally strong-willed and often non-religious ringers to attend services . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | ringers | Two years ago , the Rev. Jeremy Hummerstone , vicar of Great Torrington , Devon , got so fed up with ringers who did n't attend service he sacked the entire band ; the ringers promptly set up a picket line in protest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Two years ago , the Rev. Jeremy Hummerstone , vicar of Great Torrington , Devon , got so fed up with ringers who did n't attend service he sacked the entire band ; the ringers promptly set up a picket line in protest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Central Council of Church Bell Ringers , a sort of parliament of ringing groups , aims to improve relations with vicars , says John C. Baldwin , president . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Cupboard doors were flying , the trash can in the kitchen walked a few feet , the dogs came running , and I scooted them into the dog run and stood in the doorway myself , watching the outside trash cans dance across the concrete . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | When I realized it was over , I went and stood out in front of the house , waiting and praying for Merrill to come home , shivering as if it were 20 below zero until he got there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We ran into the house to get Mame , but the next tremor threw me in the air and bounced me as I tried to get to my feet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | While I was standing on the lawn with Mame , waiting for another tremor , I noticed that all the earthworms were emerging from the ground and slithering across the lawn ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | These beliefs so dominate our educational establishment , our media , our politicians , and even our parents that it seems almost blasphemous to challenge them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | It is nice for teachers to think they are engaged in `` personality development '' and even nicer to minimize those irksome tests with often disappointing results . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | very early exposure to schooling | We know that very early exposure to schooling improves performance in the first grade , but afterward the difference is quickly washed away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Chicago and other cities | New York is in the process of trying to disengage itself from a 20-year-old commitment to this system of school governance , even as Chicago and other cities are moving to institute it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | voters in races for Congress | If these assumptions hold , voters in races for Congress face what in economic theory is called a prisoner 's dilemma and have an incentive , at the margin , to lean Democratic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | these freshmen | Because these freshmen placed far more emphasis on their partisan role -- spreading the Reagan revolution -- in national policy making , they were more vulnerable to defeat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Libya has shown interest in and taken steps to acquire weapons of mass destruction ( WMD ) and their delivery systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | There is a significant amount of open-source literature concerning Libya 's acquisition and use of chemical weapons ( CW ) ; it is well documented that Libya employed Iranian-supplied mustard gas bombs against Chad , its southern neighbor , in 1987 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Libya has shown interest in and taken steps to acquire weapons of mass destruction ( WMD ) and their delivery systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the few states | Indeed , it is one of the few states to have employed chemical weapons in a conflict ( Chad , 1987 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | In December 2003 , Libya pledged to eliminate ballistic missiles capable of traveling more than 300 km with payloads of 500 kg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libyan officials | In October and December 2003 , Libyan officials took US and UK experts to a number of medical and agricultural research centers that had the potential to be used in BW research . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | In its 19 December 2003 announcement that it was eliminating all materials , equipment and programs proscribed by the international community , Libya took the unusual step of first publicly revealing its nuclear weapons program , then renouncing it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Qadhafi | Prior to Libya 's 19 December 2003 announcement to abandon its WMD programs , US intelligence agencies alleged that Qadhafi had attempted to recruit South African scientists to assist in the acquisition of BW , and that Libya had started to develop pathogens and toxins for weapons use . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | Prior to Libya 's 19 December 2003 announcement to abandon its WMD programs , US intelligence agencies alleged that Qadhafi had attempted to recruit South African scientists to assist in the acquisition of BW , and that Libya had started to develop pathogens and toxins for weapons use . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Israel | Libya 's motivation to acquire WMD , and ballistic missiles in particular , appears in part to be a response to Israel 's clandestine nuclear program and a desire to become a more active player in Middle_Eastern and African politics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In its 19 December 2003 announcement that it was eliminating all materials , equipment and programs proscribed by the international community , Libya took the unusual step of first publicly revealing its nuclear weapons program , then renouncing it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea subsequently expanded the complex and built a number of new facilities , including a large plutonium reprocessing plant ( Radiochemistry Laboratory ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea subsequently expanded the complex and built a number of new facilities , including a large plutonium reprocessing plant ( Radiochemistry Laboratory ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The U.S. responded by announcing in November 2002 that it would suspend heavy fuel oil shipments being provided under the terms of the Agreed Framework , which had led North Korea to freeze its plutonium production facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Pyongyang then declared the following month that it was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , ostensibly to generate electricity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korean technicians | In late December 2002 , North Korean technicians broke seals and disabled cameras that had been installed by the IAEA in order to monitor the freeze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea expelled IAEA inspectors on 31 December 2002 , curtailing the Agency 's capacity to monitor Pyongyang 's nuclear activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | The treaty requires a 90-day waiting period , but Pyongyang claimed the withdrawal was effective immediately because 89 days had transpired in 1993 when North Korea initially announced its intention to withdraw before `` suspending its intention to withdraw from the treaty . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two others | Police also find a second house where authorities believe two others may have assembled the bomb , possibly doing some welding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Estimates vary on how soon North Korea could begin operating a uranium enrichment plant , but North Korea probably could not produce significant quantities of weapons-grade HEU until the end of the decade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In April 2003 , Egyptian customs officials intercepted 22 tons of aluminum tubing from Germany that would likely have been used for a pilot cascade of about 100-200 gas centrifuges , which indicates North Korea is probably not yet ready to begin operation of a large-scale plant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Although Pyongyang acceded to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1970s , North Korea is suspected of having a biological weapon ( BW ) program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea also has placed thousands of artillery systems -- including multiple launch rocket systems that are particularly effective for CW delivery -- within reach of the Demilitarized Zone ( DMZ ) and Seoul . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea began its missile development program in the 1970s and tested an `` indigenous '' Scud-B ballistic missile in April 1984 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In August 1998 , North Korea flight-tested the Paektusan-1 ( Taepodong-1 ) in a failed attempt to place a small satellite into earth orbit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In August 1998 , North Korea flight-tested the Paektusan-1 ( Taepodong-1 ) in a failed attempt to place a small satellite into earth orbit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea is continuing to develop the so-called `` Taepodong-2 , '' which is estimated to have intercontinental range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Spanish and American naval forces | In December 2002 , Spanish and American naval forces intercepted a North Korean ship loaded with Scud missiles , but then allowed the ship to proceed to deliver the missiles to Yemen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | The U.S. responded by announcing in November 2002 that it would suspend heavy fuel oil shipments being provided under the terms of the Agreed Framework , which had led North Korea to freeze its plutonium production facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korean technicians | In late December 2002 , North Korean technicians broke seals and disabled cameras that had been installed by the IAEA in order to monitor the freeze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Discrepancies between North Korean declarations and IAEA inspection findings indicate that North Korea might have reprocessed enough plutonium for one or two nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Estimates vary on how soon North Korea could begin operating a uranium enrichment plant , but North Korea probably could not produce significant quantities of weapons-grade HEU until the end of the decade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In April 2003 , Egyptian customs officials intercepted 22 tons of aluminum tubing from Germany that would likely have been used for a pilot cascade of about 100-200 gas centrifuges , which indicates North Korea is probably not yet ready to begin operation of a large-scale plant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Although Iran began developing its nuclear program in the 1950s , it was slow to progress until late in the 1960s , when the US - supplied 5 MW thermal research reactor ( TRR ) went online at the Tehran Nuclear Research Center ( TNRC ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He did this by shifting the country 's budgets toward the military and the newly established Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( AEOI ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | In 1968 , Iran signed the NPT in an effort to speed up its negotiations for nuclear agreements , particularly with the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) | Partly as a result of the shortcomings in the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) safeguards system -- which allowed the rapid development of the Iraqi nuclear program in the 1970s and North Korea 's in the 1990s to go largely undetected -- and partly by assessing Iran 's intentions , the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) have increased their scrutiny of Iran 's activities over the last several years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | After numerous allegations by opposition groups and Western governments , Iran announced that it was constructing several new facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It does so by coordinating activities of several nuclear research centers , most notably the TNRC and ENTC . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran is rapidly constructing nuclear facilities to achieve its goal of having an indigenous fuel cycle capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States along with some other IAEA board members | Concurrently , the United States along with some other IAEA board members has continued to maintain that Iran is pursuing an underground nuclear weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | For its part , Iran continues to assert that it pursues a nuclear program with only peaceful applications , while El - Baradei is steadfast in his belief that the situation may be resolved diplomatically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | It further called on Iran to suspend all enrichment activities and sign an Additional Protocol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Russia has also supported Iran 's disclosure efforts , despite Russian President Vladimir Putin 's November 2003 charge that Iran acted in bad faith by failing to fully comply with IAEA inspections . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Faced with probability of sanctions and international isolation in case of noncompliance with the IAEA 's demands , Iran announced on 21 October 2003 that it will cooperate with the IAEA with full transparency and disclosure , sign the Additional Protocol and commence its ratification procedures , and suspend all enrichment and reprocessing activities , albeit for an `` interim period . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Specifically , Iran was rebuked for postponing IAEA visits to a number of locations related to Iran 's P - 2 centrifuge enrichment program , which had been scheduled to take place in March 2004 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | In the five years that followed , Iran concluded several contracts for the construction of nuclear plants and the supply of nuclear fuel : with the United States in 1974 ; Germany in 1976 ; and France in 1977 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Islamic Republic of Iran | Over the past 25 years , the Islamic Republic of Iran has pursued an aggressive ballistic missile and long - range artillery rocket development program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran currently possesses the capability to employ ballistic missiles and/or long - range artillery rockets against its regional neighbors , Israel , and US forces deployed in the region . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia and other potential suppliers , mostly in Europe | The United States then imposed extensive sanctions on Iran and successfully pressured Russia and other potential suppliers , mostly in Europe , to halt exports of sensitive dual - use nuclear technology to Iran , such as high - voltage switches that could trigger a nuclear weapon and specialized remote manipulators designed to handle heavy volumes of radioactive material and possibly intended for a uranium or plutonium reprocessing plant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The fear was that Iran might learn how to construct a similar clandestine facility and then produce weapons - grade uranium undetected . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Khomeini government | In addition to feeling threatened by Iraq 's growing nuclear program , these attacks may explain why the Khomeini government ultimately resumed its efforts to continue Iran 's nuclear power program and strengthen its existing nuclear research program -- and ultimately to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | After the 1979 hostage crisis at the US embassy in Tehran , the United States withdrew its support from Iran , cut all nuclear cooperation agreements , and , in fact , supported Iraq during the war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | from Iran | After the 1979 hostage crisis at the US embassy in Tehran , the United States withdrew its support from Iran , cut all nuclear cooperation agreements , and , in fact , supported Iraq during the war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a new bidder | By this time , Iran was shopping for a new bidder to complete the Bushehr project . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Soviet Union and Iran | In 1990 , the Soviet Union and Iran began negotiating over the completion of the Bushehr reactors and the supply of additional nuclear plants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In January 1995 , the Russian Federation formally announced that it would complete the construction of the Bushehr reactors and signed an agreement with Iran to build three additional reactors at the site . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran and Russia | The United States also learned that Iran and Russia concluded a secret protocol stipulating , among other things , construction of a gas centrifuge enrichment facility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In January 1995 , the Russian Federation formally announced that it would complete the construction of the Bushehr reactors and signed an agreement with Iran to build three additional reactors at the site . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | There are several reasons why Iran would pursue a BW program , including establishing a deterrent against Iraq , establishing regional dominance , or developing an alternative to conventional weapons for asymmetric conflicts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | In August 1989 , Iran was accused of trying to purchase strains of Fusarium spp. from Canada and the Netherlands , which could be used to develop T-2 mycotoxin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The following profile attempts to piece together an objective overview of allegations surrounding Iran and its CW capabilities by mining through reports in open source literature from a variety of sources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The following profile attempts to piece together an objective overview of allegations surrounding Iran and its CW capabilities by mining through reports in open source literature from a variety of sources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | It must be noted that Dr . Bruno Schiefer , the Canadian toxicologist approached by Iran , was doubtful that Iran would use the strains for illicit BW purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Iranians | Contravening his own argument , however , Schiefer also speculated that the Iranians were most likely trying to acquire the fungi for defensive purposes , such as developing gas masks that would be protective in the event of its offensive use . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | As of 1996 , the Department of Defense claimed that Iran had stockpiled almost 2000 tons of toxic chemical agents and was continuously working on expanding its CW program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | several advanced research institutions | Iran has several advanced research institutions employing various chemicals for a variety of reasons , including pesticide production , pharmaceutical research , and other medical studies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The majority of these reports cite Iranian attempts to purchase fusaria from Canada and the Netherlands as evidence that Iran is working on a covert weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | According to the National Council of Resistance of Iran , Iran has purchased dual - use equipment using the science and technology center at Amir Kabir University as a cover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraq | Before the 1990 Gulf War , Iraq had used its single cell protein research program at al-Hakam to camouflage its development of biological agents , including B. anthracis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Given its current state of technology and the problems associated with delivering a sophisticated BW agent , it is unlikely that Iran currently has the means to carry out a significant biological attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This laboratory is especially active in the area of polymeric materials with the objective of modifying the physical , chemical , biological , and mechanical properties of polymeric materials to render them biocompatible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This laboratory is especially active in the area of polymeric materials with the objective of modifying the physical , chemical , biological , and mechanical properties of polymeric materials to render them biocompatible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all three facilities | Today , all three facilities undertake projects requiring advanced microbiology and genetic engineering equipment and expertise that could be applied toward the production of biological weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran is often accused in Western circles of secretly developing an offensive biological warfare ( BW ) program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Some Western sources believe that Iran first developed its BW program during the Iran - Iraq War ( 1980 - 88 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | their country | Many Iranian officials concluded that their country had to develop the ability to retaliate in kind in order to deter chemical weapons use against it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Some experts believe that Iran is developing the capability to deliver biological agents by Scud missiles , aircraft , or other aerosolization techniques . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has also conducted chemical and biological defense military exercises with helicopter sprayers and worked with cruise and ballistic missiles , although there is no concrete evidence that it has developed a biological warhead to be fit on such missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Iran has also conducted chemical and biological defense military exercises with helicopter sprayers and worked with cruise and ballistic missiles , although there is no concrete evidence that it has developed a biological warhead to be fit on such missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Iraqi regime | In a public interview , the Iranian representative to the United Nations , Rajai'e Korassani , stated that `` ... if the Iraqi regime does not take any steps in putting an end to the crimes of the Iraqi regime , we will retaliate in kind , and in that case , we will certainly announce it . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | There are some reports that between 1984 and 1988 Iran employed chemical agents on a limited scale during the war with Iraq ; however , an intensive review of the open literature ( including UN reports from that era ) have failed to verify such claims . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the world community | This is despite near - constant Iranian rhetoric during the 1980s , invoking the threat of CW in retaliation if the world community failed to take any action against Iraq . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Though there is no concrete evidence that Iran is currently developing CW , there have been several instances where CW precursors were purchased from foreign sources in the past . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Iran has a sophisticated base for the development of a chemical weapons program dating back to the Iran - Iraq War ( 1980 - 1988 ) -- a conflict that gave Iran strong incentives for developing a robust chemical defense capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | There are several unclassified allegations and reports that suggest Iran has developed an offensive CW program as well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | India | In 1997 , under a reported multi - million dollar deal , India agreed to construct a `` sophisticated chemical plant at Qazvim , on the outskirts of Tehran . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Shah | In the 1950s , the Shah initiated Iran 's nuclear research program and developed an ambitious plan to produce 23,000 MW from nuclear power by the end of the century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | On 19 August 2003 , Iran began testing a ten - machine cascade at the Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant at Natanz with uranium hexafluoride ( UF6 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Although Iran began developing its nuclear program in the 1950s , it was slow to progress until late in the 1960s , when the US - supplied 5 MW thermal research reactor ( TRR ) went online at the Tehran Nuclear Research Center ( TNRC ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Some of the CW agents Iran has allegedly developed include CS gas ( a riot control agent ) , mustard gas , hydrogen cyanide , and phosgene . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Officials also claim that Iran has produced bombs and artillery rounds filled with these agents , and that it can probably deploy chemical warheads on its long - range missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Some sources , citing US intelligence officials , also claim that Iran has developed sarin , tabun , and V - series nerve agents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran is said to have developed 155 mm artillery shells , mortar rounds , aerial bombs for chemical fill , and possibly chemical warheads for Scuds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Iran appears to be dangerously close to developing an indigenous nuclear fuel cycle , which would in turn enable it to develop a nuclear bomb without much reliance on outside help . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Research Division | The responsibility of the Research Division is to plan and guide all nuclear - related research projects and to develop peaceful nuclear technologies in Iran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Following the discovery of substantial reserves of uranium ore at Saghand , Yazd province , Iran announced that it was developing a nuclear power plan that would rely solely on indigenous resources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Libya used these agents against Chadian troops later that year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | India | Under the deal , India will build a sophisticate chemical plant at Qazvin , which will be used produce phosphorous pentasulfide , a dual - use chemical that could be used to produce chemical weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | In an unclassified report to Congress , the DCI said that `` Chinese firms had supplied CW - related production equipment and technology to Iran , '' prior to July 1999 , and that evidence during the second half of 1999 `` suggests Iran continues to seek such assistance from Chinese entities , but it is unclear to what extent these efforts have succeeded . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | According to an intelligence report , cited by the Washington Times on 30 October 1997 , China completed construction in June 1997 of a dual - use plant in Iran for making glass - lined equipment used in producing chemical weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has also conducted several military exercises to date that have included defensive chemical and biological weapons maneuvers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran continues to deny any allegations that it is actively pursuing an offensive CW program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran continues to play an active role at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) , is recognized as a member in good standing , and currently serves on its executive council . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | US and Israeli intelligence agencies | Although US and Israeli intelligence agencies continue to insist Iran maintains a stockpile of chemical weapons , no challenge inspections of Iranian facilities have been requested , and none of the allegations made regarding the stockpiling of CW can be verified in the unclassified domain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | However , Iran continues to retain a strong incentive for developing a defensive CW program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | However , Iran continues to retain a strong incentive for developing a defensive CW program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Sometime during 1988 , it is believed that the PRC agreed to assist Iran modernize and expand its facilities at Parchin and Semnan to enable the design and manufacture of solid fuel artillery rockets and missiles of indigenous design . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a team of Iranian experts | To support this project , a team of Iranian experts began construction of a missile assembly facility near Sirjan , in south central Iran , and a missile test range near Rafsanjan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | scientists | China is believed to have assisted in the construction of a ballistic missile plant where scientists carry out research using Russian SS-4 ballistic missile technology and produce other ballistic missile technologies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | scientists | China is believed to have assisted in the construction of a ballistic missile plant where scientists carry out research using Russian SS-4 ballistic missile technology and produce other ballistic missile technologies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Chinese | There also appears to be a Chinese - built ballistic missile test range as part of the facilities in Tehran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a facility | In addition , it is probable that there is a facility that researches , develops and produces Chinese C-802 Saccade missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | In addition , it is probable that there is a facility that researches , develops and produces Chinese C-802 Saccade missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | US - led Operations Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom -- while first reducing and then eliminating the military threat from Iraq -- have also crystallized within the Iranian military and political leadership the concepts on ballistic and cruise missiles and long - range artillery rockets : they are essential tools on the modern battlefield ; key elements in regional power status and prestige ; and essential to deter Israel and the United States from aggressive actions against Iran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | US - led Operations Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom -- while first reducing and then eliminating the military threat from Iraq -- have also crystallized within the Iranian military and political leadership the concepts on ballistic and cruise missiles and long - range artillery rockets : they are essential tools on the modern battlefield ; key elements in regional power status and prestige ; and essential to deter Israel and the United States from aggressive actions against Iran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran currently possesses the capability to employ ballistic missiles and/or long - range artillery rockets against its regional neighbors , Israel and US forces deployed in the region . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Since the start of 2004 till the present , Iran has proved that it will not give up on developing its nascent missile production programs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iranian Defense and Foreign Ministry officials continue to defend Iran 's right to protect itself from potential threats in the region , while denying any ill intent towards countries such as the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iranian Defense and Foreign Ministry officials continue to defend Iran 's right to protect itself from potential threats in the region , while denying any ill intent towards countries such as the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | As of early September 2004 , Iran was cited as testing its Shehab-3 missile for a second time , further proving its persistence to test and develop its extended range missile capabilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | As of late 2003 , Iran possesses the second largest ballistic missile force in the third world ( behind that of the DPRK ) and is on the verge of developing a space launch vehicle and intercontinental ballistic missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | In addition , Iran has made a concerted effort to lure back scientists and technical experts who fled the country at the time of the Islamic revolution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | These personnel have the potential to bring back a tremendous wealth of technical expertise and experience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Today , it possesses the second largest ( behind the Democratic People's Republic of Korea -- DPRK ) ballistic missile force in the third world and is near to developing a space launch vehicle and medium - range and intercontinental ballistic missiles that could threaten Europe and the continental United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | In the early morning hours of 29 February 1988 , Iran -- in its largest missile attack of the war to date -- launched three Shehab-1s against Baghdad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iraq quickly responded that afternoon , launching five of its new long - range al-Husayn missiles against Tehran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran 's ability to conduct these attacks was primarily the result of two factors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Second , it had enlarged its Shehab-1 , Oghab ( a 40km artillery rocket ) , and Shahin II ( a large caliber 20km artillery rocket ) inventory during 1987 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran launched approximately 339 ( 80 Shehab-1s , 253 Oghabs , and 6 Shahin-IIs ) and Iraq launched about 193 ( 189 al-Husayns and 4 Scud-Bs ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraq | Iran launched approximately 339 ( 80 Shehab-1s , 253 Oghabs , and 6 Shahin-IIs ) and Iraq launched about 193 ( 189 al-Husayns and 4 Scud-Bs ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Missile Unit of the IRGC Air Force | In 1987 , the Missile Unit of the IRGC Air Force fired 18 Shehab-1 missiles , increasing to 40 the total number launched against Iraq to date . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Sometime in June 1987 , Iran concluded a follow-on arms agreement worth an estimated $500 million with the DPRK . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | By the end of 1986 , Iran had launched an additional eight missiles , bringing its total of Scud- Bs fired against Iraq to approximately 22 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | On 12 March 1985 , Iran conducted its first ballistic missile attack against Iraq , when at 0240 hours , troops launched a Libyan supplied Scud-B at Kirkuk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | troops | On 12 March 1985 , Iran conducted its first ballistic missile attack against Iraq , when at 0240 hours , troops launched a Libyan supplied Scud-B at Kirkuk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the unit | The Iranians identified the unit that conducted these attacks as the Khatam ol-Anbya ( a.k.a. , Khatam- ul-Anbia , `` Seal of the Prophets '' ) missile unit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both sides | During the next three months , both sides conducted a small - scale `` War of the Cities , '' with Iran launching missiles at Baghdad and Iraq countering with Scud-B missile attacks upon number of Iranian border cities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | During the next three months , both sides conducted a small - scale `` War of the Cities , '' with Iran launching missiles at Baghdad and Iraq countering with Scud-B missile attacks upon number of Iranian border cities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | neither side | As a result of a cease-fire agreement in early June , the first `` War of the Cities '' came to an end and neither side is reported to have launched any missiles for the remainder of the year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In the mid - 1970s , Iran initiated a nuclear power program , though there are reports that it also began a small nuclear weapon research program at the same time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The 1979 revolution ended all nuclear efforts until 1984 , when Iran revived the nuclear power program and reportedly began covert procurement for a nuclear weapon program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran 's plans for building a civilian nuclear power program have prompted much concern regarding its intention to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its | Iran 's plans for building a civilian nuclear power program have prompted much concern regarding its intention to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Russia is assisting Iran to construct a light water reactor at Bushehr , which is now nearing completion , and will supply the nuclear fuel needed to run it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iranian leaders | In February 2003 , Iranian leaders announced a new plan to develop a nuclear energy plan using entirely domestic resources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The United States believes that these facilities might contribute to Iran 's development of a complete nuclear fuel cycle , which would enable Iran to build nuclear weapons without importing nuclear material . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The inspection team learned that Iran has the capability to build more centrifuges . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | This means that Iran will place the Natanz facility , and any enriched uranium it produces , under IAEA inspection but that , as long as no nuclear materials are present , the IAEA would have no ability to examine locations in Iran where it believed nuclear weapons design research might be under way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The United States is concerned that if Iran stockpiled enriched uranium , it might , in the future , withdraw from the NPT ( as North Korea has ) and then build nuclear weapons rapidly , perhaps even in a matter of months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Reports in the Western media in March 2003 charged that Iran may have taken this step . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | President Virgilia Barco | He will probably be extradited to the U.S. for trial under an extradition treaty President Virgilia Barco has revived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Iranian military | In March 2004 , the revelation , combined with IAEA evidence that nuclear activities had been pursued on Iranian military bases , led to a first - ever acknowledgment by Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani that the Iranian military had produced centrifuges to enrich uranium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran continues to assert , however , that its nuclear program is for the generation of electricity alone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In April 2004 , Iran vowed to step up cooperation with the IAEA , adding that it had not only suspended enrichment programs but also stopped producing and assembling related parts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In April 2004 , Iran vowed to step up cooperation with the IAEA , adding that it had not only suspended enrichment programs but also stopped producing and assembling related parts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In April 2004 , Iran vowed to step up cooperation with the IAEA , adding that it had not only suspended enrichment programs but also stopped producing and assembling related parts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The United States alleges that Iran may have started to develop small quantities of agent , possibly including mycotoxins , ricin , and the smallpox virus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran possesses one of the largest missile inventories in the Middle East and has acquired complete missile systems and developed an infrastructure to build missiles indigenously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | U.S. intelligence agencies assess that barring acquisition of a complete system or major subsystem from North Korea , Iran is unlikely to launch an ICBM or satellite launch vehicle ( SLV ) before mid - decade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has developed new missiles including the Ra'ad and Kosar and continues to test its Nodong based , Shehab-3 missile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two | Of the nations with whom Iran had relations , only two were likely to run the risk reselling their Scud-Bs : Libya and Syria . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Sometime during 1984 , Iran successfully concluded a secret agreement with Libya for the purchase of a small number of MAZ-543P transporter - erector launchers ( TELs ) and Scud-B missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia | With the lifting of UN sanctions in 1998 , Russia renewed its nuclear cooperation with Libya , providing funding for renovations to the Taruja nuclear complex . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pyongyang | The Taepodong-2 has not been flight-tested , but U.S. intelligence analysts believe it could be ready for testing at any time . Pyongyang has deployed as many as 600 - 750 ballistic missiles , including about 175 - 200 Nodongs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Despite its acquisition of precursors from abroad , Iran is allegedly working to develop an indigenous CW production capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran is suspected of having developed such a capability with aid from individuals and companies in the West , as well as India and China . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | However , despite such rhetoric , several Western officials accuse Iran of developing similar offensive CW capabilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia | Chinese and Russian supply policies are key to Iran 's success ; Russia has agreed to build power reactor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Chemical Employed chemical agents on limited scale during Iran - Iraq war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran is trying to acquire fissile material to support development of nuclear weapons and has set up an elaborate system of military and civilian organizations to support its effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Also , Iran could attempt to produce highly enriched uranium if it acquired the appropriate facilities for the front - end of the nuclear fuel cycle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | For that reason , we have continuously opposed nuclear cooperation by all countries with Iran , even to safeguarded nuclear programs that are permitted under the IAEA , such as the one with which China has been involved . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | We need additional confidence that China 's statements and actions will be sufficient for us to defend a certification of that kind ... we want to be sure that we 've done all we can to obtain the maximum level of cooperation from China on this subject. [ US Department of State , Daily Press Briefing , 14 October 1997 . ] |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Iran claims it is trying to establish a complete nuclear fuel cycle to support a civilian energy program , but this same fuel cycle would be applicable to a nuclear weapons development program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | We need additional confidence that China 's statements and actions will be sufficient for us to defend a certification of that kind ... we want to be sure that we 've done all we can to obtain the maximum level of cooperation from China on this subject. [ US Department of State , Daily Press Briefing , 14 October 1997 . ] |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Empresarios Agrupados of Spain , a Siemens licensee , | The German government announces that it will not permit Siemens/KWU to complete Iran 's Bushehr reactors , and that Empresarios Agrupados of Spain , a Siemens licensee , will also be prohibited from completing the reactors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It used chemical agents to respond to Iraqi chemical attacks on several occasions during that war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Spain 's Equipos Nucleares , a Siemens licensee , is said to be interested in receiving a subcontract from Siemens to complete Iran 's reactors ( 5948 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the USSR | Iran 's ambassador to the IAEA says that the USSR - Iran nuclear cooperation agreement signed in 1990 will not lead to an agreement by the USSR to complete Iran 's Bushehr reactors ( 5948 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It used chemical agents to respond to Iraqi chemical attacks on several occasions during that war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A French court freezes the 550 million - franc payment that the International Chamber of Commerce ordered Framatome to pay Iran in 1/91 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Iran ratified the CWC , under which it will be obligated to eliminate its chemical program over a period of years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Nevertheless , it continues to upgrade and expand its chemical warfare production infrastructure and munitions arsenal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Although Iran is making a concerted effort to attain an independent production capability for all aspects of its chemical weapons program , it remains dependent on foreign sources for chemical warfare - related technologies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | Specifically , China reportedly has renewed negotiations on the construction of a graphite production facility , agreed to supply Iran with specialty steel , including the transfer of titanium - stabilized duplex steel , that can be used in the development of weapons of mass destruction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | While China continues to adhere to its pledge to end all nuclear cooperation with Iran , recent media reports citing intelligence sources reveal some continued Sino - Iranian nuclear cooperation activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | China insists that its nuclear cooperation agreements ( NCA ) with Iran are for peaceful purposes only and that China has pledged to cease all nuclear transfers and/or assistance to foreign nuclear facilities not subject to IAEA inspection . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | In addition , since all known Iranian nuclear facilities are under IAEA monitoring , Beijing views US demands that China suspend all its nuclear cooperation programs with Iran as unreasonable and contrary to Article IV of the NPT . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | However , the US is concerned with the indirect assistance Iran could receive and is concerned that it is probably covertly seeking the construction of uranium conversion and enrichment facilities , other technical know-how , and technicians . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Beijing | In recent years Beijing has intended to strengthen its ties with Tehran given the growing importance of the oil - rich Persian Gulf , as China 's reliance on Middle East / Persian Gulf oil increases . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | China wants to maintain and improve its relationship with Iran , especially when there is no persuasive evidence that Iran has used these programs for nuclear weapons development . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his country | However , Iran 's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati rejects speculations that his country was trying to hire the scientists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran and North Korea | Reports say Iran and North Korea have been making secret weapons deals and have been attempting to expand nuclear research cooperation programs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | France | France loses a case which it had brought against Iran for breach of a contract under which France was to construct two PWRs at Karun ( 6930 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Argentina reportedly remains interested in helping Iran complete construction on the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Argentina reportedly remains interested in helping Iran complete construction on the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | France insisted it will not allow future Eurodif enriched uranium transfers to Iran ( 7198 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a secret clause | The final settlement on the Eurodif dispute is reached , and reports persist of a secret clause allowing Iran to purchase French uranium ( Timmerman , 51 ) . ( 7401 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other nuclear suppliers , including the PRC , | The US administration calls for a total embargo on nuclear technology to Iran , and urges other nuclear suppliers , including the PRC , to take similar action ( 6847 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The PRC withdraws its offer to sell Iran a nuclear reactor ( 6899 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the IAEA | However , the IAEA may begin implementing special inspections for problem nations , with Iran as a possible test case ( 6925 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Siemens | Iran brings a multi - billion dollar lawsuit against the German government for preventing Siemens from completing the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Siemens | Iran brings a multi - billion dollar lawsuit against the German government for preventing Siemens from completing the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Argentina reportedly remains interested in helping Iran complete construction on the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Argentina reportedly remains interested in helping Iran complete construction on the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | France | France loses a case which it had brought against Iran for breach of a contract under which France was to construct two PWRs at Karun ( 1MYLT6930 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a secret clause | The final settlement on the Eurodif dispute is reached , and reports persist of a secret clause allowing Iran to purchase French uranium ( Timmerman , 51 ) . ( 7401 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | France insisted it will not allow future Eurodif enriched uranium transfers to Iran ( 7198 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Ayatollahi says Iran is not engaged in uranium enrichment activities and does not plan to engage in them in the future . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | An Iranian scientist reports that Iran has built a plutonium extraction laboratory at the Tehran Research Center , but the laboratory has not yet operated with plutonium - bearing materials ( Spector , 208 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pakistan | Reports indicate that Iran has approached Pakistan for help in enriching uranium imported from South Africa in the late 1980's . Rumors that Pakistan is helping Iran develop nuclear weapons persist ( 7198 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The head of Pakistan 's uranium enrichment program begins to hold talks with officials at the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( 6003 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Argentina halts talks on completion of the project ( 2696 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The inspection team learned that Iran has the capability to build more centrifuges . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | This means that Iran will place the Natanz facility , and any enriched uranium it produces , under IAEA inspection but that , as long as no nuclear materials are present , the IAEA would have no ability to examine locations in Iran where it believed nuclear weapons design research might be under way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The United States is concerned that if Iran stockpiled enriched uranium , it might , in the future , withdraw from the NPT ( as North Korea has ) and then build nuclear weapons rapidly , perhaps even in a matter of months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | There is very little publicly available information to determine whether Iran is pursuing a biological weapon program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The United States alleges that Iran may have started to develop small quantities of agent , possibly including mycotoxins , ricin , and the smallpox virus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran responded by strenuously denying the charges , but also maintained that it reserved the right to possess nuclear weapons to counter Israel 's weaponry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Although Iran ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) in November 1997 , the United States believes that Iran has maintained a chemical weapons program since 1984 , including production of sarin , mustard , phosgene , and hydrocyanic acid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Missile Iran possesses one of the largest missile inventories in the Middle East and has acquired complete missile systems and developed an infrastructure to build missiles indigenously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | US officials confirmed that they have evidence that Iran intends to acquire nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an Argentine - German - Spanish consortium | It is reported that an Argentine - German - Spanish consortium has been proposed to complete the Bushehr project . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Investigaciones Aplicadas ( Invap ) . will modify the core , which was designed by the US to take 93% enriched uranium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Last year , Iran began requesting supplies of enriched uranium from France and Eurodif . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The French government said it would not allow transfer of enriched uranium to Iran from the French plant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran had attempted to utilize calutron technology to enrich uranium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran had attempted to utilize calutron technology to enrich uranium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran had attempted to utilize calutron technology to enrich uranium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tajikistan can manufacture uranium oxide but can not enrich it to levels needed for reactors or weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Tajikistan denies it is trying to export uranium to anyone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | If Iran can adequately demonstrate peaceful intentions for its nuclear program and allows IAEA inspections , nuclear power reactor technology trade restraints may be lifted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | India | The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran negotiates to purchase nuclear technology or expertise from India , following a 2/1/91 announcement by the Indian Atomic Energy Commission that India will seek to export its nuclear technology. ( 5511 , 5883 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran is seeking foreign sources for many elements of the nuclear fuel cycle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iranian agents are believed to be actively seeking deals to procure critical technologies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran may be seeking enriched uranium from Tajikistan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran was seeking fuel - fabrication technology due to previous supply problems with the safeguarded low enriched uranium fuel shipped from Argentina ( under a previous contract ) for a research reactor supplied by the US in 1967 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | US officials estimate 10 - 15 years , and say Iran is seeking a wide range of nuclear weapons technology ( 6906 , 6920 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | However , the US is concerned with the indirect assistance Iran could receive and is concerned that it is probably covertly seeking the construction of uranium conversion and enrichment facilities , other technical know-how , and technicians . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The United States alleges that Iran may have started to develop small quantities of agent , possibly including mycotoxins , ricin , and the smallpox virus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Muslims | In October 1991 , the Iranian vice president said that if Israel kept its atomic bombs then Muslims should collectively develop their own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | At the same time , Iraqi officials were claiming Pakistan was helping Iran develop atomic weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has developed new missiles including the Ra'ad and Kosar and continues to test its Nodong based , Shehab-3 missile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Short of declaring Iran in violation of the NPT , the IAEA Director - General Mohamed ElBaradei stated , `` Iran has failed to meet its obligations under its Safeguards Agreement '' and criticized Iran for not being transparent with the construction of its nuclear - related facilities and import of nuclear material . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | `` With the aid of Indian companies , Iran is nearing the completion of a secret poison - gas plant , which was claimed by the Indian companies to be a pesticide factory . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | In May 1998 , the London Daily Telegraph reported that `` Iran has concluded a secret deal with China to purchase banned chemicals that will enable it to become self-sufficient in producing large stockpiles of advanced nerve gas . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In late February 2003 , North Korea restarted its 5WW(e) reactor , and in March , reports indicated that technicians were active at the Radiochemistry Laboratory , and on 2 October , the North Korean Foreign Ministry declared that the reprocessing of 8,000 spent fuel rods had been completed `` to increase its nuclear deterrent force . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraqi operations | In 1982 , as the war dragged on into its second year , Iraqi operations entered a new phase in which it expanded the use of FROG-7As strikes and the first employment ( three attacks in 1982 ) of the Scud-B short - range ballistic missile ( SRBM ) to strike at the Iranian strategic rear . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the missile | Progress within the Shehab-1 program was relatively steady and during early 1988 , Iranian officials claimed that the missile had entered production . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran possesses one of the largest missile inventories in the Middle East and has acquired complete missile systems and developed an infrastructure to build missiles indigenously . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Meanwhile , Iran has also developed short - range artillery rockets and is producing the Scud-B and the Scud-C -- called the Shehab-1 and Shehab-2 , respectively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | In an unclassified report to Congress , the DCI said that `` Chinese firms had supplied CW - related production equipment and technology to Iran , '' prior to July 1999 , and that evidence during the second half of 1999 `` suggests Iran continues to seek such assistance from Chinese entities , but it is unclear to what extent these efforts have succeeded . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Western intelligence suspected that Pakistan , which many estimated had succeeded in manufacturing a nuclear bomb in 1986 , provided Iran with nuclear assistance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pakistan | Western intelligence suspected that Pakistan , which many estimated had succeeded in manufacturing a nuclear bomb in 1986 , provided Iran with nuclear assistance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | In 1988 , Colonel Rahimi , First Deputy Minister of Defense , stated `` ... We have also succeeded in manufacturing missiles with a range of 320km . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea is continuing to develop the so-called `` Taepodong-2 , '' which is estimated to have intercontinental range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the IAEA | In late December 2002 , North Korean technicians broke seals and disabled cameras that had been installed by the IAEA in order to monitor the freeze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iranian leaders | In February 2003 , Iranian leaders announced a new plan to develop a nuclear energy plan using entirely domestic resources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iranian leaders | In February 2003 , Iranian leaders announced a new plan to develop a nuclear energy plan using entirely domestic resources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The 1979 revolution ended all nuclear efforts until 1984 , when Iran revived the nuclear power program and reportedly began covert procurement for a nuclear weapon program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | Intelligence reports regarding Iran 's expansion of capabilities and persistent interest in acquiring new technologies have led the United States to seek other options in dealing with Iran as a regional threat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran is rapidly constructing nuclear facilities to achieve its goal of having an indigenous fuel cycle capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Given a favorable set of circumstances , Iran could achieve a true nuclear weapons delivery capability within the next five years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The United States alleges that Iran may have started to develop small quantities of agent , possibly including mycotoxins , ricin , and the smallpox virus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The IAEA called on Iran to `` be proactive in taking all necessary steps on an urgent basis to resolve all outstanding issues '' , including those related to contamination by low - enriched uranium ( LEU ) and HEU , as well as the limited production of polonium - 210 and plutonium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | During its meetings with IAEA officials in August 2003 , Iran for the first time provided evidence of its technical violations of the NPT by revealing that in the 1990s , it had carried out 113 uranium conversion experiments involving the production of uranium metal from imported UF4 and the production of UF4 from imported UO2 , as well as laboratory - scale experiments in the 1980s involving the production of heavy water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Shah | Although the Shah had no specific plans to engage in research of uranium reprocessing or enrichment , the scientists at the AEOI 's newly equipped TNRC were reportedly given great discretion regarding the nature and direction of experiments conducted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | technicians | In late February 2003 , North Korea restarted its 5WW(e) reactor , and in March , reports indicated that technicians were active at the Radiochemistry Laboratory , and on 2 October , the North Korean Foreign Ministry declared that the reprocessing of 8,000 spent fuel rods had been completed `` to increase its nuclear deterrent force . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea appears to have emphasized the weaponization of mustard , phosgene , sarin , and V-type chemical agents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Shah | In addition to his grand plans for nuclear power , the Shah placed a great emphasis on establishing and developing a nuclear research program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | All parties have agreed that they seek a non - nuclear Korean peninsula , but it remains unclear how this objective will be achieved . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DRPK side | During 19-21 April 2004 , North Korean National Defense Commission Chairman Kim Jong Il visited China and reportedly told Chinese President Hu Jintao that `` the DRPK side will continue to adopt a patient and flexible manner and actively participate in the six - party talks process , and make its own contributions to the progress of the talks . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | All Iran 's research activities in the recent past undoubtedly contribute to the future development of a complete nuclear fuel cycle , which in turn would enable Iran to weaponize without relying on outside assistance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Countries developing clandestine nuclear weapons programs usually go to great lengths to conceal information about these programs from the outside world . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | countries | Nonetheless , countries suspected of having clandestine nuclear weapons programs are the subject of intense scrutiny by nonproliferation analysts , intelligence agencies , and other observers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all countries known to have successfully acquired nuclear weapons have | However , all countries known to have successfully acquired nuclear weapons have done so primarily on the basis of indigenously produced fissile material . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | countries | While countries may seek to develop all of these capabilities on an independent , indigenous basis , they can and often do seek some inputs from foreign sources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | countries | While countries may seek to develop all of these capabilities on an independent , indigenous basis , they can and often do seek some inputs from foreign sources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | For example , they may purchase raw or milled uranium ore from abroad , and then use indigenous facilities to enrich it to weapons - grade material . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | For example , they may purchase raw or milled uranium ore from abroad , and then use indigenous facilities to enrich it to weapons - grade material . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | However , in 2002 Russia declared it will eliminate its tactical nuclear weapons by the end of 2004 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia | The Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty ( Treaty of Moscow ) requires Russia to reduce the number of deployed strategic warheads to between 1,700 and 2,200 by the end of 2012 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Soviet BW scientists also researched , developed , and produced anti - crop and anti - livestock agents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some countries , including Iran , | There are reports that some countries , including Iran , have attempted to hire Russian BW specialists to help them acquire biological weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Soviet Union | There have been allegations that the Soviet Union developed a new class of nerve agent ( Novichok ) , estimated to be 5 - 10 times more toxic than VX . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | While countries may seek to develop all of these capabilities on an independent , indigenous basis , they can and often do seek some inputs from foreign sources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia | In the meantime , Russia continues to extend service lives of existing types of MIRVed ICBMs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia | While no sea - launched ballistic missile ( SLBM ) is currently in production , Russia is developing a new SLBM called the Bulava , which is to be deployed in the existing Typhoon class submarines and in the future in a new class of ballistic missile submarines currently under construction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Air Force | There are also plans to start production of an upgraded SS-N-23 variant , designated Sineva , and the Air Force reportedly began to receive a new type of strategic cruise missile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Korea has not conducted a nuclear test , but in early May 2005 , press reports indicated that U.S. satellite imagery had detected signs that North Korea could be preparing for a nuclear test to be conducted in June . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | North Korea has not conducted a nuclear test , but in early May 2005 , press reports indicated that U.S. satellite imagery had detected signs that North Korea could be preparing for a nuclear test to be conducted in June . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The six parties have agreed to hold working - level talks , and all sides have stated they have the ultimate goal of a non - nuclear Korean peninsula . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | However , in February 2005 , Pyongyang announced that it was suspending indefinitely its participation in the six - party process until the the United States chanegd its `` hostile policy towards North Korea . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Washington and Tokyo | Many analysts now believe the talks are dead , and in early May 2005 there were reports that Washington and Tokyo were preparing to refer the issue to the UN Security Council . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North and South Korea | Under the agreement , North and South Korea pledged not to produce nuclear weapons , not to reprocess plutonium , and not to enrich uranium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North and South Korea | Under the agreement , North and South Korea pledged not to produce nuclear weapons , not to reprocess plutonium , and not to enrich uranium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pyongyang | The treaty requires 90 - day notice before a withdrawal , but North Korea claims this is not necessary since Pyongyang already declared its intention to withdraw in 1993 , only to `` suspend its intention withdraw '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | The NPT withdrawal swiftly followed a December 2002 announcement that North Korea was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , in response to the U.S. decision to suspend heavy fuel oil ( HFO ) shipments under the Agreed Framework . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Pyongyang said it was lifting the freeze to generate electricity to compensate for the loss of HFO supplies , and North Korean technicians were able to remove seals and disable monitoring cameras at nuclear facilities in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun within a matter of days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Pyongyang said it was lifting the freeze to generate electricity to compensate for the loss of HFO supplies , and North Korean technicians were able to remove seals and disable monitoring cameras at nuclear facilities in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun within a matter of days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The United States responded in December 2002 by suspending heavy oil shipments , and North Korea then retaliated by lifting the freeze on its nuclear facilities , expelling IAEA inspectors monitoring that freeze , and announcing its withdrawal from the NPT on 10 January 2003 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The United States responded in December 2002 by suspending heavy oil shipments , and North Korea then retaliated by lifting the freeze on its nuclear facilities , expelling IAEA inspectors monitoring that freeze , and announcing its withdrawal from the NPT on 10 January 2003 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | The United States responded in December 2002 by suspending heavy oil shipments , and North Korea then retaliated by lifting the freeze on its nuclear facilities , expelling IAEA inspectors monitoring that freeze , and announcing its withdrawal from the NPT on 10 January 2003 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | The United States responded in December 2002 by suspending heavy oil shipments , and North Korea then retaliated by lifting the freeze on its nuclear facilities , expelling IAEA inspectors monitoring that freeze , and announcing its withdrawal from the NPT on 10 January 2003 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Initially , North Korea claimed it had no intention of producing nuclear weapons , and that the lifting of the nuclear freeze was necessary to generate needed electricity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korean officials | The US State Department claims that North Korean officials admitted to having such a program during a second day of meetings with Kelly , but North Korea now claims that it has only admitted to having a `` plan to produce nuclear weapons , '' which Pyongyang claims is part of its right to self - defense . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The US State Department claims that North Korean officials admitted to having such a program during a second day of meetings with Kelly , but North Korea now claims that it has only admitted to having a `` plan to produce nuclear weapons , '' which Pyongyang claims is part of its right to self - defense . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Furthermore , a plutonium bomb would have to be tested before North Korea could use it with confidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In the spring of 2003 , US intelligence detected activities around the Radiochemisty Laboratory , a reprocessing facility in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , that indicate North Korea was probably reprocessing the 8,000 spent fuel rods that had been in a temporary storage pond . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In September 2003 , a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman said that North Korea had completed the reprocessing of this spent fuel , which would give North Korea enough plutonium for about four to six nuclear bombs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In September 2003 , a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman said that North Korea had completed the reprocessing of this spent fuel , which would give North Korea enough plutonium for about four to six nuclear bombs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | The IAEA 's ability to directly monitor activities at the Yo ( ngbyo ( n nuclear complex was completely lost in late December 2002 when North Korea expelled IAEA inspectors who had been monitoring the freeze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korean technicians | Pyongyang said it was lifting the freeze to generate electricity to compensate for the loss of HFO supplies , and North Korean technicians were able to remove seals and disable monitoring cameras at nuclear facilities in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun within a matter of days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korean technicians | Pyongyang said it was lifting the freeze to generate electricity to compensate for the loss of HFO supplies , and North Korean technicians were able to remove seals and disable monitoring cameras at nuclear facilities in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun within a matter of days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DPRK | Compared to plutonium - production facilities , the type of HEU production facilities that the DPRK may be developing would be difficult to detect , and therefore , it is difficult to accurately assess the program 's stage of development . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | American political leaders and military commanders | Although nuclear weapons were never used in Korea , American political leaders and military commanders threatened to use nuclear weapons to end the Korean War on terms favorable to the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | In 1958 , the United States deployed nuclear weapons to South Korea for the first time , and the weapons remained there until President George Bush ordered their withdrawal in 1991 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | American political leaders and military commanders | Although nuclear weapons were never used in Korea , American political leaders and military commanders threatened to use nuclear weapons to end the Korean War on terms favorable to the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taiwan does not possess nuclear weapons , but began a covert nuclear weapons program in 1964 that ended in 1988 as a result of U.S. pressure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taiwan does not possess nuclear weapons , but began a covert nuclear weapons program in 1964 that ended in 1988 as a result of U.S. pressure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Taiwan | Despite persistent suspicions of offensive and defensive chemical and biological weapons ( CBW ) programs , there is no conclusive evidence that Taiwan has developed or deployed chemical or biological weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Taiwan | Despite persistent suspicions of offensive and defensive chemical and biological weapons ( CBW ) programs , there is no conclusive evidence that Taiwan has developed or deployed chemical or biological weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taiwan is currently developing the Tien Chi , a short-range ballistic missile system that can reach the coast of China . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a fourth nuclear power plant | Although plagued by domestic opposition and delays , a fourth nuclear power plant is scheduled to begin operation in 2006 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Taiwan | U.S. pressure caused Taiwan to end its nuclear weapons program in 1988 after International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections discovered missing fuel rods and the former deputy director of INER defected to the United States with detailed information about Taiwan 's program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taiwan has been accused of making efforts to acquire a biological weapons ( BW ) capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Taiwan | A report from the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service claimed that Taiwan has developed three dozen types of bacteria , apparently for weaponization purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Taiwan 's short - range ballistic missile ( SRBM ) program is based at the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology , which has developed a range of missiles including the Hsiung Feng series of anti-ship missiles , the Tien Chien series of air - to - air missiles , and the Tien Kung series of surface - to - air missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology | Taiwan 's short - range ballistic missile ( SRBM ) program is based at the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology , which has developed a range of missiles including the Hsiung Feng series of anti-ship missiles , the Tien Chien series of air - to - air missiles , and the Tien Kung series of surface - to - air missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taiwan has two SRBM programs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | On the other hand , some people believe North Korea is a state satisfied with the status quo and that it seeks peaceful coexistence with South Korea and the international community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In the early 1950s , North Korea began establishing the institutional base to train the human resources for its nuclear development program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pyongyang signed the founding charter of the Soviet Union 's Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in February 1956 , and began to send scientists and technicians there for training shortly thereafter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In the early 1960s , the Soviet Union provided extensive technical assistance while North Korea constructed its Yo ( ngbyo ( n Nuclear Research Center , which included the installation of a Soviet IRT- 2000 Nuclear Research Reactor , and other facilities ( see Yo ( ngbyo ( n Nuclear Research Center ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Korean Workers' Party Central Committee | Only two months later , the Korean Workers' Party Central Committee adopted policies to strengthen the military and to implement import - substitution programs to reduce dependency on arms imports . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Korean Workers' Party Central Committee | Only two months later , the Korean Workers' Party Central Committee adopted policies to strengthen the military and to implement import - substitution programs to reduce dependency on arms imports . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In the late 1960s , North Korea continued to expand its educational and research institutions to support a nuclear program for both civilian and military applications . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korean engineers | By the early 1970s , North Korean engineers were using indigenous technology to expand the IRT- 2000 research reactor and Pyongyang began to acquire plutonium reprocessing technology from the Soviet Union . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pyongyang | By the early 1970s , North Korean engineers were using indigenous technology to expand the IRT- 2000 research reactor and Pyongyang began to acquire plutonium reprocessing technology from the Soviet Union . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pyongyang | By the mid - 1980s , Pyongyang began construction on a 50MW ( e ) nuclear power reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , while expanding its uranium processing facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pyongyang | By the mid - 1980s , Pyongyang began construction on a 50MW ( e ) nuclear power reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , while expanding its uranium processing facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Nevertheless , North Korea failed to meet the extended deadline , as Pyongyang demanded that the United States withdraw its nuclear weapons from South Korea , and that Washington and Seoul terminate the joint military exercise `` Team Spirit . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | Nevertheless , North Korea failed to meet the extended deadline , as Pyongyang demanded that the United States withdraw its nuclear weapons from South Korea , and that Washington and Seoul terminate the joint military exercise `` Team Spirit . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Washington and Seoul | Nevertheless , North Korea failed to meet the extended deadline , as Pyongyang demanded that the United States withdraw its nuclear weapons from South Korea , and that Washington and Seoul terminate the joint military exercise `` Team Spirit . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two sides | The agreement also bound the two sides to forgo the possession of `` nuclear reprocessing and uranium enrichment facilities . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Korean technicians | However , IAEA analysis indicated that Korean technicians reprocessed plutonium on three occasions -- 1989, 1990 , and 1991 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pyongyang agreed to `` suspend '' its withdrawal while talks continued with Washington , but claimed to have a special status in regard to its nuclear safeguards commitments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Under this `` special status , '' North Korea agreed to allow the `` continuity of safeguards '' on its present activities , but refused to allow inspections that could verify past nuclear activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Under this `` special status , '' North Korea agreed to allow the `` continuity of safeguards '' on its present activities , but refused to allow inspections that could verify past nuclear activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | However , following intense bilateral negotiations with the United States , North Korea announced it was `` suspending its withdrawal from the NPT '' one day before the withdrawal was to become effective . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Under the agreement , North Korea agreed to freeze its gas - graphite moderated reactors and related facilities , and allow the IAEA to monitor that freeze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Under the agreement , North Korea agreed to freeze its gas - graphite moderated reactors and related facilities , and allow the IAEA to monitor that freeze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pyongyang was also required to `` consistently take steps to implement the North - South Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' and remain a party to the NPT . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an international consortium | In exchange , the United States agreed to lead an international consortium to construct two light water power reactors , and provide 500,000 tons of heavy fuel oil per year until the first reactor came online with a target date of 2003 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | As talks with the United States over North Korea 's return to the NPT dragged on , North Korea continued to operate its 5MW ( e ) reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Korean technicians | On 14 May 1994 , Korean technicians began removing the spent fuel rods without the supervision of IAEA inspectors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Korean technicians | On 14 May 1994 , Korean technicians began removing the spent fuel rods without the supervision of IAEA inspectors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | The policy review concluded that the United States should seek `` improved implementation of the Agreed Framework , verifiable constraints on North Korea 's missile program , a ban on missile exports , and a less threatening North Korean conventional military posture . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both sides | North and South Korea then signed the `` Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' whereby both sides promised `` not test , manufacture , produce , receive , possess , store , deploy or use nuclear weapons . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both sides | North and South Korea then signed the `` Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' whereby both sides promised `` not test , manufacture , produce , receive , possess , store , deploy or use nuclear weapons . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | both sides | North and South Korea then signed the `` Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' whereby both sides promised `` not test , manufacture , produce , receive , possess , store , deploy or use nuclear weapons . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Agreed Framework | While the Agreed Framework froze North Korea 's plutonium program for almost a decade , neither party was completely satisfied with either the compromise reached or its implementation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pyongyang | By the mid - 1980s , Pyongyang began construction on a 50MW ( e ) nuclear power reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , while expanding its uranium processing facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | In September 1991 , President George Bush announced that the United States would withdraw its nuclear weapons from South Korea , and on 18 December 1991 , President Roh Tae Woo declared that South Korea was free of nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | In the late 1960s , North Korea continued to expand its educational and research institutions to support a nuclear program for both civilian and military applications . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korean engineers | By the early 1970s , North Korean engineers were using indigenous technology to expand the IRT- 2000 research reactor and Pyongyang began to acquire plutonium reprocessing technology from the Soviet Union . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Hiroshima bomb , for example , employed about 50kg of 80% enriched uranium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Virtually all weapons programs use some foreign inputs , if only technical information culled from scientific and engineering sources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | QN : Has North Korea taken steps to protect its military airfields from chemical weapons attacks ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | India | Under the deal , India will build a sophisticate chemical plant at Qazvin , which will be used produce phosphorous pentasulfide , a dual-use chemical that could be used to produce chemical weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | India | QN : Has India built dual-use chemical production plants in Iran ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran continues to deny any allegations that it is actively pursuing an offensive CW program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Iran continues to deny any allegations that it is actively pursuing an offensive CW program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | QN : Has Iran denied developing CW ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Desperate for hard currency to prop up its sickly regime , North Korea has demanded $1 billion a year from America to end its destabilising missile sales to countries such as Iran , Syria , Libya , Egypt and Pakistan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Clinton administration | QN : Did the Clinton administration agree to send $1 billion a year to end the DPRK 's missile sales ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In October 2002 , North Korea confirmed U.S. intelligence reports that it had a clandestine enriched uranium weapons program in violation of the Agreed Framework and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | What Middle Eastern countries | QN : What Middle Eastern countries have been collaborating with Iran to develop their own ballistic missiles ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | DOD | However , DOD has no plans to help secure three other Russian nerve agent storage sites that store 65 percent of Russia 's declared nerve agent stockpile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the US Department of Defense ( DOD ) | QN : Does the US Department of Defense ( DOD ) plan to secure all of Russia 's CW stockpiles ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Soviet government | In 1986 , the Soviet government constructed a demonstration destruction facility in Chapayevsk that utilized neutralization and incineration technology . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a demonstration destruction facility | In 1986 , the Soviet government constructed a demonstration destruction facility in Chapayevsk that utilized neutralization and incineration technology . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | In 1986 , the Soviet government constructed a demonstration destruction facility in Chapayevsk that utilized neutralization and incineration technology . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The facility , which was designed to destroy 350 tons of nerve agent yearly utilizing hydrolysis followed by incineration , cost 50 million rubles and took more than three years to build . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The facility , which was designed to destroy 350 tons of nerve agent yearly utilizing hydrolysis followed by incineration , cost 50 million rubles and took more than three years to build . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia | QN : Has Russia built facilities for the disposal of chemical weapons in the past ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Egypt has suspended production of BW . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | BioPort Corporation | The Defense Department has awarded BioPort Corporation a contract to manufacture , test , bottle and store anthrax vaccine , the company has announced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | BioPort Corporation | The Defense Department has awarded BioPort Corporation a contract to manufacture , test , bottle and store anthrax vaccine , the company has announced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Egypt suspended production of BW in 1985 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Qadhafi | Finally , and more importantly , Qadhafi has ordered kidnappings and both supported and employed international terrorism against Western nations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | There are indications that Iran has been trying to acquire BW delivery systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Administration is trying to decide whether Saddam Hussein has WMD . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tehran continues to seek considerable production technology , training , expertise , equipment and chemicals from entities in Russia and China that could be used to help Iran reach its goal [ of ] an indigenous nerve agent production capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tehran continues to seek considerable production technology , training , expertise , equipment and chemicals from entities in Russia and China that could be used to help Iran reach its goal [ of ] an indigenous nerve agent production capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | QN : Does Iran intend to produce nuclear weapons ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran took one step further in its attempts to acquire CW stockpiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | QN : Does Iran intend to become a Nuclear State ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The United States and Israel have both accused Iran of using its atomic energy program as cover for a plan to develop nuclear arms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some of the 14 alleged bin Laden associates arrested in Jordan in December have begun talking to investigators . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | QN : Will Russia help Iran develop weapons of mass destruction ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | QN : Does Iran intend to build a nuclear reactor ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | QN : Is there evidence that Iran has attempted to produce ricin ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The U.S. Senate on Thursday unanimously approved legislation designed to punish Russia and other countries if they help Iran develop weapons of mass destruction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | QN : Does Iran intend to build a nuclear reactor ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia and other newly independent states | To date , Congress has authorized more than $4.7 billion for U.S. programs aimed at helping Russia and other newly independent states reduce the threats posed by their weapons of mass destruction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pakistan | QN : Is Pakistan continuing to stockpile biological weapons ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a cult | The only bacterial attack in America came in 1984 , when a cult poisoned a salad bar in Oregon with salmonella , sickening 700 people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Libya said on Wednesday it is not developing chemical , biological or nuclear weapons , denying allegations made by a US official . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | He also declares that Iran is neither currently planning to build nuclear weapons nor will attempt to do so in the future , any nuclear technology will be applied to developing nuclear energy for peaceful purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | QN : Did a U.S. official claim that Libya is developing chemical , biological or nuclear weapons ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | He also declares that Iran is neither currently planning to build nuclear weapons nor will attempt to do so in the future , any nuclear technology will be applied to developing nuclear energy for peaceful purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | He also declares that Iran is neither currently planning to build nuclear weapons nor will attempt to do so in the future , any nuclear technology will be applied to developing nuclear energy for peaceful purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | AUSTRIA , Once expected to waltz smoothly into the European Union , is elbowing its partners , treading on toes and pogo-dancing in a most un-Viennese manner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Qadhafi | In 1986 , Qadhafi fired two Scuds at a U.S. facility on the Italian island of Lampedusa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Russia could suspend the destruction of its stockpile of chemical weapons if foreign aid is not increased , a senior official and negotiator was quoted as saying by the AVN Military News agency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | terrorists | The White House has ordered a purge of information from government agency websites that could be exploited by terrorists seeking weapons of mass destruction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Qadhafi | While the Scuds fell short of Lampedusa , they clearly illustrate how Qadhafi could use longer-range ballistic missiles to target NATO and Western interests in Europe and the Middle East . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | QN : Has Libya used any of its ballistic missiles ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has an ambitious missile program , with SCUD B , SCUD C , and CSS-8 ( a Chinese surface-to-surface missile derived from a surface-to-air missile ) missiles in its inventory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran first acquired SCUD-B ballistic missiles from Libya and North Korea and used them during the Iran - Iraq war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Libya has tried , with limited success , to develop its own indigenous missile , and to extend the range of its aging SCUD force for many years under the Al Fatah and other missile programs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | QN : Has Libya developed its own domestic missile program ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Marc Vaughn did n't kill the four hostages with a gun , he used a knife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Vaughn | QN : Did Vaughn use a gun to kill the four hostages ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Libyan leader Muammar Qadhafi has shown that he is willing and capable of using chemical weapons and missiles against his enemies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | QN : Would Libya use CW offensively ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | QN : Has Libya ever used chemical weapons ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In April 1996 , the U.S. announced that it had not ruled out using conventional weapons to stop Libya from completing what Washington claimed was a chemical weapons plant in Tarunah , near Tripoli . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libya | In April 1996 , the U.S. announced that it had not ruled out using conventional weapons to stop Libya from completing what Washington claimed was a chemical weapons plant in Tarunah , near Tripoli . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the U.S. | QN : Has the U.S. threatened to take military action against Libya 's chemical weapons facilities ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Libya almost certainly will keep its chemical warfare program as long as Qadhafi remains in power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Mike Campbell dented his car door in an accident on Friday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | A World Trade Organization ( WTO ) appeals panel Thursday ruled that although the United States can continue with its restrictions on internet gambling , some of the rules imposed by the country were discriminatory to foreign operators . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | component suppliers | MG Rover is on the brink of collapse after Britain refused to provide $100 million in emergency funding and component suppliers withdrew their support , forcing the car-maker to halt production . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the car-maker | MG Rover is on the brink of collapse after Britain refused to provide $100 million in emergency funding and component suppliers withdrew their support , forcing the car-maker to halt production . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Daimler | QN : Does Mr Kerkorian think Daimler fraudlently described the 1998 deal to avoid paying a premium ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Fed | QN : Has the Fed raised interest rates ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Daimler | QN : Does the judge think Daimler fraudlently described the 1998 deal to avoid paying a premium ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Duke | QN : Does Duke plan on giving every new student a free iPod ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Duke initially planned on giving every new student a free iPod , but now only plans on giving iPods to students in certain classes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Duke initially planned on giving every new student a free iPod , but now only plans on giving iPods to students in certain classes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Merit , in business since 1979 , has always sold aluminum awnings and started selling Sunbrela brand fabric awnings about eight years ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people who are new to painting | QN : Do people who are new to painting often load too much paint on the brush ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Red Sox started wearing numbers on their backs in 1931 , and first retired numbers May 29, 1984 , when they honored Williams and Cronin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Odds changers , or jinglers , attempt to gain favorable odds by dumping large amounts of money on a particular horse , then canceling the bet at the last moment in order to make a second bet at better odds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dual-core chips can do the same work that a single-core chip can , only faster , while consuming less power and at a cooler temperature . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Daimler | A US judge late on Thursday threw out Mr Kerkorian 's claims that Daimler had fraudulently described the 1998 deal bringing together Daimler-Benz and Chrysler as a merger rather than a takeover to avoid paying a premium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the 1998 deal | A US judge late on Thursday threw out Mr Kerkorian 's claims that Daimler had fraudulently described the 1998 deal bringing together Daimler-Benz and Chrysler as a merger rather than a takeover to avoid paying a premium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | any delegate | QN : Did any delegate finish the report on time ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No delegates finished the report . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John , who always carries his laptop with him , took a flight from Boston to Paris on the morning of Dec 11th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | John , who always carries his laptop with him , took a flight from Boston to Paris on the morning of Dec 11th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the US leader | QN : Did Sharon urge the US leader to keep pressing Iran to give up its nuclear program altogether ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | 48 Kuwaiti jet fighters managed to escape the Iraqi invasion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | any Kuwaiti jet fighters | QN : Did any Kuwaiti jet fighters escape the Iraqi invasion ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Puerto Rican legislators who want their island to become a state said Monday they would try to override a veto of a bill they believe will help resolve the territory 's relationship to the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Outside the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk , at least nine police officers were killed and three were wounded when a bomb detonated on an oil pipeline as they were trying to defuse it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Puerto Rico lawmakers | QN : Do Puerto Rico lawmakers aim to override the governor 's veto ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Helicopters are trying to locate people stranded without food . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was planning to meet Bob who was waiting for him there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | QN : What does he need to do to be in Paris ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | As mentioned , IBM has opted for the mouse stick in the middle of the keyboard instead of the little trackball or the little panel you diddle with your finger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Libya has tried , with limited success , to develop its own indigenous missile , and to extend the range of its aging SCUD force for many years under the Al Fatah and other missile programs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | India | Under the deal , India will build a sophisticate chemical plant at Qazvin , which will be used produce phosphorous pentasulfide , a dual-use chemical that could be used to produce chemical weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Desperate for hard currency to prop up its sickly regime , North Korea has demanded $1 billion a year from America to end its destabilising missile sales to countries such as Iran , Syria , Libya , Egypt and Pakistan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Desperate for hard currency to prop up its sickly regime , North Korea has demanded $1 billion a year from America to end its destabilising missile sales to countries such as Iran , Syria , Libya , Egypt and Pakistan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Steve , who was sitting next to John , got down in Rome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | John , who always carries his laptop with him , took a flight from Boston to Paris on the morning of Dec 11th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | John , who always carries his laptop with him , took a flight from Boston to Paris on the morning of Dec 11th . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Daimler | A US judge late on Thursday threw out Mr Kerkorian 's claims that Daimler had fraudulently described the 1998 deal bringing together Daimler-Benz and Chrysler as a merger rather than a takeover to avoid paying a premium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the 1998 deal | A US judge late on Thursday threw out Mr Kerkorian 's claims that Daimler had fraudulently described the 1998 deal bringing together Daimler-Benz and Chrysler as a merger rather than a takeover to avoid paying a premium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Egypt has suspended production of BW . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | The relative numbers of Shehab-1 and Shehab-2 systems could change in favor of the Shehab-2 if Iran undertakes to upgrade the earlier systems to Shehab-2 configuration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | 48 Kuwaiti jet fighters managed to escape the Iraqi invasion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The diplomat has n't managed to leave Baghdad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In his 19 December 2003 announcement , Qadhafi pledged to adhere to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty which Libya ratified in 1975 , and to sign the Additional Protocol , which it did on 10 March 2004 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The apartheid government also undertook a chemical and biological weapons ( CBW ) defense program , which reportedly also included offensive research and use of CBW agents against opponents of that government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | South Africa | In the 1960s , South Africa began to explore the technical utility of `` peaceful nuclear explosions '' for mining and engineering purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | South Africa | It is not clear when South Africa began ballistic missile - related efforts , but reportedly by the mid - 1980s , some missile infrastructure existed in the country . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | South Africa | It is not clear when South Africa began ballistic missile - related efforts , but reportedly by the mid - 1980s , some missile infrastructure existed in the country . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pretoria developed nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles but relinquished these armaments in the early 1990s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The apartheid government also undertook a chemical and biological weapons ( CBW ) defense program , which reportedly also included offensive research and use of CBW agents against opponents of that government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the first and , to date , only country | South Africa is the first and , to date , only country to build a nuclear arsenal , and then voluntarily dismantle its entire nuclear weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | South Africa | More recently , South Africa began working more closely with the IAEA in 2004 , in order to monitor international smuggling of nuclear weapons materials , after investigations of a South African businessman exposed connections to the A.Q. Khan network . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | South Africa | More recently , South Africa began working more closely with the IAEA in 2004 , in order to monitor international smuggling of nuclear weapons materials , after investigations of a South African businessman exposed connections to the A.Q. Khan network . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | government and Cuban military forces in Angola | Although ostensibly created entirely for defensive purposes , since government and Cuban military forces in Angola were reportedly equipped for and planning to use -- if not already using -- CW agents against the South African Defence Force ( SADF ) , from the outset the program also had offensive features and capabilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | government and Cuban military forces in Angola | Although ostensibly created entirely for defensive purposes , since government and Cuban military forces in Angola were reportedly equipped for and planning to use -- if not already using -- CW agents against the South African Defence Force ( SADF ) , from the outset the program also had offensive features and capabilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The apartheid - era South African government viewed itself as the target of a `` total onslaught '' by Soviet-backed Marxist guerrillas or regimes in neighboring states and black nationalists at home , and to meet this all - encompassing `` red - black danger '' it was apparently willing to use almost any means at its disposal to defend itself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Somali gunmen who hijacked a U.N. - chartered vessel carrying food aid for tsunami victims | The United Nations says Somali gunmen who hijacked a U.N. - chartered vessel carrying food aid for tsunami victims have released the ship after holding it for more than two months . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Coast scientists | During its existence Coast scientists tested or developed a wide range of harmful BW agents , including Bacillus anthracis , botulinum toxin , Vibrio cholerae , Clostridium perfringens , plague bacteria , and salmonella bacteria . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | government and Cuban military forces in Angola | Although ostensibly created entirely for defensive purposes , since government and Cuban military forces in Angola were reportedly equipped for and planning to use -- if not already using -- CW agents against the South African Defence Force ( SADF ) , from the outset the program also had offensive features and capabilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | government and Cuban military forces in Angola | Although ostensibly created entirely for defensive purposes , since government and Cuban military forces in Angola were reportedly equipped for and planning to use -- if not already using -- CW agents against the South African Defence Force ( SADF ) , from the outset the program also had offensive features and capabilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Coast scientists | During its existence Coast scientists tested and developed both small quantities of well - known CW agents ( including mustard agent , sarin , tabun , BZ , and perhaps VX ) and a host of lethal , hard - to - trace toxic chemicals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Certain CW facilities also carried out research on the suitability of using illegal drugs such as methaqualone ( `` Quaaludes '' ) , MDMA ( `` Ecstasy '' ) , LSD , marijuana extract ( tetrahydrocannibol ) , and cocaine as incapacitating `` calmatives , '' but some of these illegal drugs may have ended up being sold for a profit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The post - apartheid government of South Africa implemented its nonproliferation and disarmament policy through the Non - Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction Act ( No. 87 of 1993 ) to control the transfer of sensitive items and technologies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the government | In parallel with decisions to end apartheid , the government halted the bomb program in 1989 and dismantled existing weapons and associated production equipment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | terrorists | The release of nerve gas on the Tokyo subway by a Japanese cult on March 20, 1995 , the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 , and the sending of anthrax - tainted letters have made policymakers and the general public concerned that terrorists could use chemical or biological weapons ( CBW ) to inflict mass casualties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | terrorists | Nevertheless , numerous misconceptions persist about the nature of CBW terrorism -- in particular , how easy it would be for terrorists to produce and employ such weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | terrorists | The release of nerve gas on the Tokyo subway by a Japanese cult on March 20, 1995 , the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 , and the sending of anthrax - tainted letters have made policymakers and the general public concerned that terrorists could use chemical or biological weapons ( CBW ) to inflict mass casualties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | terrorists | Nevertheless , numerous misconceptions persist about the nature of CBW terrorism -- in particular , how easy it would be for terrorists to produce and employ such weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The state and localities , Chafee said , sometimes get mandated to use federal homeland security funds for decontamination or preparation for bioterrorism , when the money might be better spent putting together a communications systems that would let first responders such as police , fire and rescue from different communities communicate with each other more easily. '' ( Pawtucket Times , 21Apr06 , Jim Baron ) ( Link ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Department of Homeland Security ( DHS ) recently completed a study , conducted in response to a request I [ Carl Levin ] made with Senator Debbie Stabenow and Rep . John Dingell that bluntly acknowledges the security risk these trucks pose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | terrorist groups | This introductory chapter defines CBW terrorism , explores what types of terrorist groups would be most likely to carry out such attacks , and summarizes U.S. government actions to combat CBW terrorism before and after September 11 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | India and the US | `` India and the US have agreed to respond to counter - terrorism assistance requests expeditiously and collaborate to upgrade preparedness and capability to deal with terrorism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | India and US to advance cooperation to deal with terrorism |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | The 2nd Cavalry Regiment [ at Fort Lewis ] recently received three vehicles that can detect radiation or biological and chemical hazards while keeping the soldiers safe inside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a lot of smart sensors | ' There 's a lot of smart sensors that take away the ( guesswork ) of the soldiers , ' said Bruce Baldwin , the U.S. Army Chemical School 's lead trainer for new systems. '' ( The Olympian Online , 20Apr06 , Christian Hill ) ( Link ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | ' There 's a lot of smart sensors that take away the ( guesswork ) of the soldiers , ' said Bruce Baldwin , the U.S. Army Chemical School 's lead trainer for new systems. '' ( The Olympian Online , 20Apr06 , Christian Hill ) ( Link ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | nearly 100 national guardsmen and women | `` A deadly - chemical exercise sent nearly 100 national guardsmen and women into action Wednesday morning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Federal Government | The chairman of the Department of Medicine at Sydney Hospital , John Graham , told a biosecurity workshop last week that he had appealed to the Federal Government to remove the hospital from state control and declare it a ' national security hospital ' . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The state and localities , Chafee said , sometimes get mandated to use federal homeland security funds for decontamination or preparation for bioterrorism , when the money might be better spent putting together a communications systems that would let first responders such as police , fire and rescue from different communities communicate with each other more easily. '' ( Pawtucket Times , 21Apr06 , Jim Baron ) ( Link ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Terrorists | Why Would Terrorists Want to Employ CBW ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Terrorists may seek to obtain greater status or bargaining power by demonstrating that they have the technological capabilities required to develop , produce , and deliver CBW agents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Terrorists may seek to obtain greater status or bargaining power by demonstrating that they have the technological capabilities required to develop , produce , and deliver CBW agents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Al Qa'ida | No evidence obtained to date suggests that Al Qa'ida has actually succeeded in producing significant quantities of chemical or biological agents or developed an effective means of delivery , but the intention to do so is clearly present . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Al Qa'ida | No evidence obtained to date suggests that Al Qa'ida has actually succeeded in producing significant quantities of chemical or biological agents or developed an effective means of delivery , but the intention to do so is clearly present . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the organization | These materials revealed that the organization had recruited a Pakistani microbiologist , acquired materials to manufacture botulinum toxin , and developed a workable plan for anthrax production . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Al Qa'ida members | In March 2002 , U.S. troops in Afghanistan found an abandoned laboratory under construction near Kandahar where Al Qa'ida members apparently planned to develop biological agents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Terrorism experts outside government have also developed their own definitions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the terrorists | Shaped by a fanatical worldview , the terrorists sought to kill as many Americans as possible while striking at symbolic targets of U.S. economic and military power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Al Qa'ida ( Arabic for `` The Base `` ) is a loosely connected global network of Islamic terrorist groups that seek to expel U.S. troops from the Middle East , inflict revenge for what they perceive as America 's attacks on Muslims and its one - sided support of Israel , and eliminate Western cultural influences they consider contrary to Islam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Islamic terrorist groups | Al Qa'ida ( Arabic for `` The Base `` ) is a loosely connected global network of Islamic terrorist groups that seek to expel U.S. troops from the Middle East , inflict revenge for what they perceive as America 's attacks on Muslims and its one - sided support of Israel , and eliminate Western cultural influences they consider contrary to Islam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Islamic terrorist groups | Al Qa'ida ( Arabic for `` The Base `` ) is a loosely connected global network of Islamic terrorist groups that seek to expel U.S. troops from the Middle East , inflict revenge for what they perceive as America 's attacks on Muslims and its one - sided support of Israel , and eliminate Western cultural influences they consider contrary to Islam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Al Qa'ida ( Arabic for `` The Base `` ) is a loosely connected global network of Islamic terrorist groups that seek to expel U.S. troops from the Middle East , inflict revenge for what they perceive as America 's attacks on Muslims and its one - sided support of Israel , and eliminate Western cultural influences they consider contrary to Islam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Islamic terrorist groups | Al Qa'ida ( Arabic for `` The Base `` ) is a loosely connected global network of Islamic terrorist groups that seek to expel U.S. troops from the Middle East , inflict revenge for what they perceive as America 's attacks on Muslims and its one - sided support of Israel , and eliminate Western cultural influences they consider contrary to Islam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Al Qa'ida ( Arabic for `` The Base `` ) is a loosely connected global network of Islamic terrorist groups that seek to expel U.S. troops from the Middle East , inflict revenge for what they perceive as America 's attacks on Muslims and its one - sided support of Israel , and eliminate Western cultural influences they consider contrary to Islam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | armed militias | Patriot groups in rural areas often form armed militias that stockpile weapons and conduct training exercises in preparation for an anticipated violent showdown with the federal government or United Nations forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Patriot groups in rural areas often form armed militias that stockpile weapons and conduct training exercises in preparation for an anticipated violent showdown with the federal government or United Nations forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The Army of God , for example , is an extremist anti - abortion group that has assassinated doctors who perform abortions and has sent hundreds of anthrax hoax letters to family - planning clinics around the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | doctors | The Army of God , for example , is an extremist anti - abortion group that has assassinated doctors who perform abortions and has sent hundreds of anthrax hoax letters to family - planning clinics around the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | repressive governments | Some definitions of terrorism go beyond sub - state actors to include repressive governments that may carry out acts of `` state terrorism '' against their own citizens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | sub - national groups | During the Cold War , for example , the United States and the Soviet Union each supported sub - national groups engaged in proxy wars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Those groups and individuals most likely to engage in terrorism with chemical or biological weapons lie at the intersection of three attributes : ( 1 ) motivation , ( 2 ) organizational structure , and ( 3 ) technical capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The terrorist groups of greatest concern | Motivation : The terrorist groups of greatest concern are motivated to inflict indiscriminate mass casualties ( random ; not targeting a specific person or persons ) and to engage in innovative and risky tactics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | Organizational Structure : The terrorist groups of greatest concern have an organizational structure and internal control mechanisms that enable them to prevent penetration by government agents or defection by group members . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | very few terrorist groups | Historically , very few terrorist groups have possessed the motivation , the organization , and the technical capability to conduct a successful chemical or biological terrorist attack , particularly on a large scale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | very few terrorist groups | Historically , very few terrorist groups have possessed the motivation , the organization , and the technical capability to conduct a successful chemical or biological terrorist attack , particularly on a large scale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some groups in the past have tried to acquire a CBW capability , but have lacked the technical expertise to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Other groups have acquired a pathogen or toxin and have been motivated to use it , but were penetrated by law enforcement or exposed by defectors before the attack could be carried out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | analysts | Even before the events of September 11 and the anthrax letter attacks of fall 2001 , analysts began to observe some troubling developments along all three dimensions of the CBW terrorism threat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A few terrorist groups active today are more motivated to carry out mass - casualty attacks , better organized to resist outside penetration , and are actively pursuing technologies and know-how relevant to CBW terrorism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A few terrorist groups active today are more motivated to carry out mass - casualty attacks , better organized to resist outside penetration , and are actively pursuing technologies and know-how relevant to CBW terrorism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | small terrorist cells | Yet although small terrorist cells may be more motivated to use CBW and harder for counterterrorism authorities to interdict , they may lack the technical and financial resources needed to produce and deliver CBW agents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( PIRA ) or the Palestinian Liberation Organization ( PLO ) | In the past , politically motivated terrorist organizations , such as the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( PIRA ) or the Palestinian Liberation Organization ( PLO ) , have not sought to inflict indiscriminate mass casualties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Such groups engage in violent attacks against civilian targets with the aim of influencing public opinion and applying pressure on government officials . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | terrorists | Ignoring the possibility that these trucks could be used by terrorists to transport biological or chemical weapons is irresponsible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Shah 's nuclear scientists | And , despite Akbar Etemad 's beliefs , the Western intelligence community had long suspected that the Shah 's nuclear scientists conducted research into military applications . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | these laboratories | Over the years , these laboratories have conducted research into conversion ( a hexafluoride plant in Esfahan and at the Jabr Ibn Hayan Multipurpose Laboratories - JHL ) , enrichment , and reprocessing ( analysis and separation experiments using US - supplied hot cells , and radioisotope production at the TNRC ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Another report indicates that `` Iran has ... conducted extensive research on more lethal active agents like anthrax , hoof and mouth disease , and biotoxins . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has also conducted chemical and biological defense military exercises with helicopter sprayers and worked with cruise and ballistic missiles , although there is no concrete evidence that it has developed a biological warhead to be fit on such missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has also conducted several military exercises to date that have included defensive chemical and biological weapons maneuvers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They are largely unaffected by public opinion because they act on behalf of their deity and their co - religionists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They may believe in apocalyptic prophecy and actively seek to bring about Armageddon , or the end of the world . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Another new type of terrorist organization focuses on a single , hotly disputed issue such as abortion , animal rights , environmental protection , or genetic engineering . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the terrorist groups | Further details about the motivation and organizational structure of the terrorist groups most likely to carry out CBW attacks are provided in the next two pages. ( The specific capabilities required to acquire and deliver biological agents are discussed in subsequent chapters . ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many Al Qa'ida terrorists are prepared to sacrifice their own lives to carry out attacks , making them essentially impossible to deter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the North Korean CW program | During the three decades after the establishment of the DPRK ( in 1947 ) , the North Korean CW program had uneven success in obtaining and weaponizing CW agents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DPRK | However , it would appear that over the last 20 years , the DPRK has increased its capacity not only in CW agent production but also the development and deployment of a variety of chemical delivery systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DPRK | Nonetheless , the DPRK has also shown a single-minded emphasis on buttressing its military capabilities despite a poverty - stricken economy and populace . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DPRK | In 1994 , during heightened tensions over North Korea 's nuclear weapons program , the DPRK threatened to turn Seoul into a `` sea of fire . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DPRK military | One of the highest ranking North Korean government officials to defect to the South , Hwang Jang Yop , said in April 1997 that the DPRK military was able to do just that , using a combination of chemical and nuclear weapons delivered by missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the DPRK military | One of the highest ranking North Korean government officials to defect to the South , Hwang Jang Yop , said in April 1997 that the DPRK military was able to do just that , using a combination of chemical and nuclear weapons delivered by missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Rhetoric aside , North Korea faces many obstacles in actually employing CW agents , not to mention their manufacture and storage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the KPA | Given all of North Korea 's artillery along on the DMZ , it has been estimated that the KPA could fire over 5 million artillery shells per hour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the North | Because chemical weapons are best suited for delivery with larger caliber artillery pieces , it is worth noting that over the last two years the North has further increased the number of long - range 240 mm multiple rocket launcher systems and 170 mm howitzers , all placed in hardened sites near the DMZ . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Finally , by the late 1980s , it was reported that North Korea was able to produce CW agents in large quantity , and deployed large numbers of chemical ordnance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | North Korea | Due to challenges posed by a limited source of indigenously produced precursors for CW agents , it is believed that North Korea emphasizes production of phosgene , mustard , sarin , and V - agents. ( Previous reports have also alleged a large stock of sarin nerve agent. ) In 2001 , it was estimated that there are 12 facilities in the DPRK where raw chemicals , precursors , and CW agents are produced and / or stored . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | In April 2004 , Iran vowed to step up cooperation with the IAEA , adding that it had not only suspended enrichment programs but also stopped producing and assembling related parts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They may believe in apocalyptic prophecy and actively seek to bring about Armageddon , or the end of the world . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Beginning in June 1986 , Iran initiated isolated Scud-B attacks against Baghdad and Kirkuk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | There is no indication that Iran has successfully weaponized BW agents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The center , which has drawn criticism from arms control experts and local activists , will be the first department lab to focus strictly on biodefense . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The center , which has drawn criticism from arms control experts and local activists , will be the first department lab to focus strictly on biodefense . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the first department lab | The center , which has drawn criticism from arms control experts and local activists , will be the first department lab to focus strictly on biodefense . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The facility also will be used to assess threat vulnerabilities and potential consequences and conduct forensic analysis of evidence from terrorism and biological crimes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It is scheduled to begin operating in 2008 . ( WTOP , 26Jun06 ) ( Link ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Biologists at Fort Detrick 's newest biodefense center may be asked to make some of the world 's deadliest microbes even more dangerous than they already are . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the biologists | One of the biologists ' jobs , according to chief scientist Bernard Courtney , will be to create pathogens to match strains that terrorists are clandestinely producing and then develop vaccines and drugs to combat them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center -- now operating out of borrowed lab space at the Frederick base and elsewhere | But some arms control specialists worry that the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center -- now operating out of borrowed lab space at the Frederick base and elsewhere -- might develop new vaccine - resistant or lethal microbes without solid evidence of a terrorist plot to unleash similar bugs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | companies | The FDA 's US Orphan Drug Act is intended to assist and encourage companies to develop safe and effective therapies for the treatment of rare diseases and disorders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Anniston Chemical Activity | I 'm proud of their efforts to work safely as they safely destroy the chemical munitions that Anniston Chemical Activity stores . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Republican Senator John Cornyn , who leads the India Caucus in the US Senate along with Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton , Friday took the floor to answer Byron Dorgan , a critic of the deal who has vowed to do all to delay if not stop it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Byron Dorgan , a critic of the deal | Republican Senator John Cornyn , who leads the India Caucus in the US Senate along with Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton , Friday took the floor to answer Byron Dorgan , a critic of the deal who has vowed to do all to delay if not stop it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the military | They were there to study migrating birds , information the military would use to determine if chemicals and diseases could be transported across borders and so be used as vectors by -- or against -- an enemy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its members | The Aksa Martyrs Brigades announced on Sunday that its members have succeeded in manufacturing chemical and biological weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the group | According to the statement , the first of its kind , the group has managed to manufacture and develop at least 20 different types of biological and chemical weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the group | According to the statement , the first of its kind , the group has managed to manufacture and develop at least 20 different types of biological and chemical weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Israel | It also threatened to use the weapons against IDF soldiers if Israel carried out its threats to invade the Gaza Strip . ( The Jerusalem Post , 25Jun06 , Khaled Abu Toameh ) ( Link ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a chemical , biological , radiological or nuclear ( CBRN ) attack | Security sources have disclosed that the belief amongst most intelligence agencies is that a chemical , biological , radiological or nuclear ( CBRN ) attack , using a so-called dirty bomb , is now inevitable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The warning comes three weeks after 250 police officers stormed the home of two Muslim brothers in Forest Gate , east London , in the mistaken belief that they were attempting to develop a chemical bomb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The warning comes three weeks after 250 police officers stormed the home of two Muslim brothers in Forest Gate , east London , in the mistaken belief that they were attempting to develop a chemical bomb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Syrian nuclear program | It appears that the Syrian nuclear program continues to be focused solely on civilian nuclear research , based on international cooperation , and set to support a continued domestic aspiration for a nuclear power program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Syrian nuclear program | It appears that the Syrian nuclear program continues to be focused solely on civilian nuclear research , based on international cooperation , and set to support a continued domestic aspiration for a nuclear power program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It took this step to obtain the political and technical benefits that come from signing the treaty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its Atomic Energy Commission ( AECS ) | In 1979 , Syria established its Atomic Energy Commission ( AECS ) largely to manage IAEA assistance programs and to plan for the eventual development of a nuclear power program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syrian and Soviet scientists | Also in 1983 , Syrian and Soviet scientists carried out a joint study on the construction of a nuclear power reactor in Syria . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | This study was part of an IAEA cooperative assistance project to help Syria understand the requirements for developing and maintaining a nuclear program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | Although Syria has probably never attempted to indigenously build nuclear weapons , there have been rumors that it might be interested in obtaining such weapons to deter an Israeli nuclear weapons threat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | Although Syria has probably never attempted to indigenously build nuclear weapons , there have been rumors that it might be interested in obtaining such weapons to deter an Israeli nuclear weapons threat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | In fact , in 1986 , when questioned on his opinion of the Israeli nuclear arsenal , Syrian Chief of Staff General Hihmet Al-Siabi suggested that Syria would strive to achieve strategic equality with Israel including nuclear parity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | In the late 1980s and early 1990s , Syria began exploring its potential for indigenous nuclear resources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | Upon completion of several uranium exploration projects , Syria began experiments to extract uranium from its vast phosphoric rock reserves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | Upon completion of several uranium exploration projects , Syria began experiments to extract uranium from its vast phosphoric rock reserves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | Upon completion of several uranium exploration projects , Syria began experiments to extract uranium from its vast phosphoric rock reserves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the IAEA and AECS | In 1986 , the IAEA and AECS constructed a micro - plant at the General Phosphate Company Plant in Homs to study the process of uranium extraction from phosphoric acid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | In 1996 , Syria began developing a plant to recover uranium from tri -superphosphates using a similar technology . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | In 1996 , Syria began developing a plant to recover uranium from tri -superphosphates using a similar technology . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | In 1991 , China started constructing Syria 's first research reactor , a 30 KW miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) to be located at the Der Al-Hadjar Nuclear Research Center near Damascus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | In 1991 , China started constructing Syria 's first research reactor , a 30 KW miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) to be located at the Der Al-Hadjar Nuclear Research Center near Damascus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The Cyclon-30 cyclotron , provided by Belgium 's Ion Beam Applications , is the same model as the cyclotron in Iran , where it is suspected of being used to enrich uranium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | In more recent years , Syria has continued to develop its nuclear research facilities and other facilities to help manage its nuclear material . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gennifer Flowers | During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem. ( Do n't say Stephanopoulos did n't know . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | anyone else | During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem. ( Do n't say Stephanopoulos did n't know . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem. ( Do n't say Stephanopoulos did n't know . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stephanopoulos | Again , he 's not a fool. ) Simply put , Stephanopoulos did as much as any man to get the country into the mess he now so telegenically laments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | `` I guarantee you that if you do this you 'll never work in Democratic politics again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I often feel as if I only get half the story sometimes , so I typically do a massive amount of reporting that is most often much more than I will ever need . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I think that is why I welcomed doing a book -- it gives one the ability to use so much of what is left on the cutting room floor of daily journalism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we all | Think of all the good stuff we all collect daily in our reporting that we never add to stories . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I always use two simple words when people tell me that one company -- whether it is AOL or Microsoft or Disney -- is in charge of all our destinies : Babylon was . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | David 's soldiers | The Bible describes how David 's soldiers conquered Jerusalem by discovering a water tunnel under the walls and using it to take the city by surprise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | David | Perhaps because Jerusalem was in neutral territory not allotted to any of the twelve rival tribes of Israel , David made it the capital of his newly formed kingdom and brought the most talented artisans , dedicated priests , magical poets and musicians , and the most formidable soldiers from each of the tribes to live in his city . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | David | Perhaps because Jerusalem was in neutral territory not allotted to any of the twelve rival tribes of Israel , David made it the capital of his newly formed kingdom and brought the most talented artisans , dedicated priests , magical poets and musicians , and the most formidable soldiers from each of the tribes to live in his city . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also brought the Ark of the Covenant , the portable tabernacle containing the Tablets of the Law received on Mount Sinai , to the Spring of Gihon , just outside the walls of Jerusalem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | David | According to biblical tradition , although David bought the land for the Temple and carefully assembled its building materials , he was deemed unworthy of constructing the Temple because he was a man of war with blood on his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | At the Temple 's dedication , Solomon addressed his God : `` ... the Heavens , even the Heaven of the Heavens , can not contain Thee ; how much less this House that I have built ? '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Solomon | Along with this splendid house of worship , Solomon built a royal palace , mansions for his wives , temples for the foreign gods worshipped by the princesses he had married , and towers for the defense of the capital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Davidic dynasty | But with his death the empire collapsed , and the Israelite kingdom was divided into two separate , impoverished , often warring nations : Israel , with its capital at Shechem in the north , ruled by a series of northern dynasties ; and the smaller kingdom of Judah , with its capital at Jerusalem , from which the Davidic dynasty continued to rule . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the city | Thanks to King Hezekiah 's hidden water tunnel , the city narrowly escaped destruction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He reigned from 37 to 4 b.c. , during which time he fortified the Hasmonean wall and rebuilt the defense towers beside Jaffa Gate , the foundation of which still stand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | For all his accomplishments , Herod was nevertheless hated by his subjects ; he taxed , he tortured , and he ordered the massacre of male Jewish infants in an attempt to do away with the heralded Messiah . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Joseph and Mary | When Jesus was born in about 4 b.c. , Joseph and Mary escaped Herod 's paranoia by fleeing into Egypt with the new - born infant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Jews | In outrage , the Jews began a second revolt against Rome , led by Simon bar Kochba . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They built many impressive churches during the term of the first Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem , but in 1187 they were driven out by Muslim forces under the great warrior Saladin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II | During the Sixth Crusade ( 1228 - 1229 ) , the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II managed to secure Jerusalem for the Christians by negotiation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his empire , including Jerusalem | But when Suleiman died , his empire , including Jerusalem , began a long period of decline . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United Nations | But lacking the means to enforce its decision , the United Nations was powerless to halt the fighting that erupted as the British withdrew their troops in 1948 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the British | But lacking the means to enforce its decision , the United Nations was powerless to halt the fighting that erupted as the British withdrew their troops in 1948 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | But the ideas and mystique that have always made this an extraordinarily special place rise above the ebbing and flowing concerns of present - day Jerusalem as it continues to tug at the world 's attention into the new millennium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | But the ideas and mystique that have always made this an extraordinarily special place rise above the ebbing and flowing concerns of present - day Jerusalem as it continues to tug at the world 's attention into the new millennium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | According to biblical tradition , although David bought the land for the Temple and carefully assembled its building materials , he was deemed unworthy of constructing the Temple because he was a man of war with blood on his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dublin excels in packaging its past for the visitor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Buildings seem to transform themselves depending on the light ; Dublin under a lowering sky is a different place from Dublin in sunshine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | literature and theater | And in this city , where literature and theater have historically dominated the scene , visual arts are finally coming into their own with the new Museum of Modern Art and the many galleries that display the work of modern Irish artists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Irish are actually beginning to come home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | That incredible empire dominated the world and I imagine it did not seem possible to people living then that anyone could loosen that empire 's grip on humanity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | AOL , AT and T , Microsoft , or one of the big media companies | Will the strongman of the era be AOL , AT and T , Microsoft , or one of the big media companies ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Genesis 14:18 - 20 | In the Bible , Genesis 14:18 - 20 records that Abraham visited the city of `` Salem '' in approximately 1800 b.c. and was blessed by the city 's ruler , Melchzedik , who offered him bread and wine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United Nations | But lacking the means to enforce its decision , the United Nations was powerless to halt the fighting that erupted as the British withdrew their troops in 1948 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United Nations | But lacking the means to enforce its decision , the United Nations was powerless to halt the fighting that erupted as the British withdrew their troops in 1948 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Macabbees cleansed the Temple of Hellenistic idols and the blood of pagan sacrifices ; the eight - day celebration of Hanukkah ( Feast of Dedication ) commemorates their victory . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Shah | In the 1950s , the Shah initiated Iran 's nuclear research program and developed an ambitious plan to produce 23,000 MW from nuclear power by the end of the century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iran | Concurrently , the United States along with some other IAEA board members has continued to maintain that Iran is pursuing an underground nuclear weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Prosperity has brought with it a new emphasis on historic preservation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has begun preliminary work to install thousands of centrifuges at its uranium enrichment facility as a dispute roiled over whether the International Atomic Energy Agency was receiving the access it wants to monitor the site , wire services reported today ( see GSN , Feb. 1 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has begun preliminary work to install thousands of centrifuges at its uranium enrichment facility as a dispute roiled over whether the International Atomic Energy Agency was receiving the access it wants to monitor the site , wire services reported today ( see GSN , Feb. 1 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hundreds of workers `` were working feverishly '' to place piping and wiring in Iran 's underground enrichment facility at Natanz , said a diplomat accredited to the agency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iranian officials | The nuclear agency had hoped to monitor the larger centrifuge cascade with cameras , but Iranian officials were `` not allowing the IAEA to install the cameras inside the cascade halls in Natanz and are causing further delays in the inspectors ' activity , '' a diplomat who closely monitors the agency said yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the IAEA | The nuclear agency had hoped to monitor the larger centrifuge cascade with cameras , but Iranian officials were `` not allowing the IAEA to install the cameras inside the cascade halls in Natanz and are causing further delays in the inspectors ' activity , '' a diplomat who closely monitors the agency said yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iranian officials | The nuclear agency had hoped to monitor the larger centrifuge cascade with cameras , but Iranian officials were `` not allowing the IAEA to install the cameras inside the cascade halls in Natanz and are causing further delays in the inspectors ' activity , '' a diplomat who closely monitors the agency said yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the agency | For its part , Iran today denied that it prevented the agency from positioning cameras , but did not specifically address the location of the cameras . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | We have cooperated with the IAEA based on the safeguards and we will continue to do so in the framework of cooperation and treaties , '' said a senior Iranian diplomat in Tehran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | China possesses nuclear weapons , a range of ballistic missile capabilities , and the ability to develop chemical and biological weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | China has produced and deployed a wide range of ballistic missiles , ranging from short - range missiles to intercontinental ballistic missiles ( ICBMs ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | China is replacing its older DF-5 missiles with new DF -5A variants , which may eventually be equipped with multiple warheads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | Since then , China has conducted 45 nuclear tests , including tests of thermonuclear weapons and a neutron bomb . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pakistan | China provided nuclear reactors and technology to several countries in the 1980s and early 1990s , including design information and fissile material that reportedly helped Pakistan develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | Since the early 1990s , China has improved its export controls , including the promulgation of regulations on nuclear and nuclear dual - use exports and has pledged to halt exports of nuclear technology to un - safeguarded facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the first and only nuclear weapons state | In 2002 China ratified the IAEA Additional Protocol , the first and only nuclear weapons state to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a voluntary supply - side export control regime | China is not , however , a member of the Australia Group ( AG ) , a voluntary supply - side export control regime focused on chemical and biological weapons , though the issuance of new export control regulations in 2002 has put Beijing 's export control policy fully in line with that of the AG . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | While China has publicly declared to be consistently in compliance with the BTWC , past U.S. government reports have alleged that China not only has a small - scale offensive biological weapons program , but has also transferred controlled biological weapons - related items to nations of proliferation concern such as Iran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | Since 2004 , China has been engaged in consultation with the MTCR ; however , its application for membership has so far not been successful and suspicions , especially in the United States , about Chinese missile technology transfers remain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | On 11 January 2007 , China successfully carried out a test of a direct ascent anti - satellite ( ASAT ) weapon , by using a ballistic missile to destroy an aging weather satellite in orbit approximately 500 miles above the Earth 's surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | On 11 January 2007 , China successfully carried out a test of a direct ascent anti - satellite ( ASAT ) weapon , by using a ballistic missile to destroy an aging weather satellite in orbit approximately 500 miles above the Earth 's surface . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Although Syria does not appear to have ever pursued nuclear weapons , there have been rumors that it considered doing so in the early 1980s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | In more recent years , Syria has continued to develop its nuclear research facilities and other facilities to help manage its nuclear material . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Syria | In December 2002 , an Italian newspaper cited an Iraqi officer who asserted that Syria had allowed Iraq to store its weapons of mass destruction in Syria research centers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraq | In December 2002 , an Italian newspaper cited an Iraqi officer who asserted that Syria had allowed Iraq to store its weapons of mass destruction in Syria research centers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russian and Syrian officials | In 2003 , Russian and Syrian officials continued their negotiations for the construction of a nuclear facility that would include a nuclear power plant and a seawater atomic desalination plant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | In 2004 , Syria responded to U.S. and U.K. pressure to relinquish its WMD by declaring that it is prepared to do so when Israel does the same . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Israel | In 2004 , Syria responded to U.S. and U.K. pressure to relinquish its WMD by declaring that it is prepared to do so when Israel does the same . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | everyone in Dublin | New construction is everywhere , the streets buzz , traffic is increasingly congested , and in the frenetic pace of rush hour everyone in Dublin seems intent on changing places with everyone else . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | At night the streets are crowded with people bent on having a good time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | no visitor | Dublin theater is legendary , and no visitor should miss seeing a performance at the Abbey Theatre or Gate Theatre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | China | Since the early 1990s , China has improved its export controls , including the promulgation of regulations on nuclear and nuclear dual - use exports and has pledged to halt exports of nuclear technology to un - safeguarded facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Al Qa'ida | No evidence obtained to date suggests that Al Qa'ida has actually succeeded in producing significant quantities of chemical or biological agents or developed an effective means of delivery , but the intention to do so is clearly present . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | The terrorist groups of greatest concern | Organizational Structure : The terrorist groups of greatest concern have an organizational structure and internal control mechanisms that enable them to prevent penetration by government agents or defection by group members . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some groups in the past have tried to acquire a CBW capability , but have lacked the technical expertise to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | Their curiosity pushed them to build vessels that were strong enough to ford the open seas and reach these islands , marking the start of the long legacy of Mediterranean seafaring . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The basic elements of life in the Aegean began to come together as early as 5000 b.c. , and were already in place by the late Bronze Age ( c. 2700 b.c. ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The people farmed and fished ; on the dawning of the Bronze Age in 2700 b.c. , they began to work with metals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They also continued to trade in obsidian and the local marble . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Minoan culture | Farther south in Crete , the Minoan culture developed after 2000 b.c. into the most significant of its age , spreading its influence throughout the region by trade and diplomacy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Minoan culture | Farther south in Crete , the Minoan culture developed after 2000 b.c. into the most significant of its age , spreading its influence throughout the region by trade and diplomacy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | spreading its influence throughout the region | Farther south in Crete , the Minoan culture developed after 2000 b.c. into the most significant of its age , spreading its influence throughout the region by trade and diplomacy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Phoenicians | They held sway over islands off the northern Greek coast , but the Phoenicians kept control of the main sea routes ; south of the area , trade continued as usual . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | city-states | At the same time , city-states began to grow in influence on the southern Greek mainland . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lygdamis | The preeminent islands of this era were Delos , a sacred island and center of religion ruled by Athens ; Samos , ruled by the tyrant Polycrates ; and Naxos , whose ruler Lygdamis undertook some major building projects . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Athens | The Persians were defeated , and Athens duly punished the islands that had turned against it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Athens | In 431 b.c. , Athens began a war with its neighbor and league member Sparta . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Constantinople was taken by Crusader forces in 1204 , and they stripped the city of many of its finest treasures -- which now grace the public buildings of Venice -- although a large consignment of books and manuscripts was transferred to the monastery at Patmos before the city fell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iran has begun preliminary work to install thousands of centrifuges at its uranium enrichment facility as a dispute roiled over whether the International Atomic Energy Agency was receiving the access it wants to monitor the site , wire services reported today ( see GSN , Feb. 1 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the populations | To counter this , the populations moved from their homes on the coast and built settlements inland , out of sight of the raiding parties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Venetians fortified their main towns -- Naxos Town and Antiparos Town are wonderful examples of this -- creating labyrinths of narrow alleys and cul-de-sacs that were designed to confuse and to demoralize invaders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They began the process of building their strong citadels , and reinforcing the Christian faith on the islands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Ottomans were roving invaders who came from the east , taking land in what is now Turkey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | By the end of the 13th century , they began their first raids on the Aegean Islands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They then set their sights on the islands of the Knights of St. John and , after an unsuccessful siege in 1480 , they finally ejected the knights from the Dodecanese in 1522 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Ottomans brought new influences to the islands that they controlled , forming a large empire that stretched around the eastern Mediterranean . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | patriots | Lesvos , Chios , and Samos lay in the important shipping lanes , and patriots began disrupting Ottoman cargo traffic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the peoples of the Greek mainland | The Ottoman Empire was weakening , however , and in 1821 , the peoples of the Greek mainland achieved nationhood for the first time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A new sense of identity enveloped Greek peoples throughout the Aegean , thus commencing a movement to expand Greece and unify the disparate Orthodox populations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a movement | A new sense of identity enveloped Greek peoples throughout the Aegean , thus commencing a movement to expand Greece and unify the disparate Orthodox populations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A series of disastrous decisions at the beginning of the 20th century began to sound a death knell for the Ottoman Empire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Greece attempted to stay out of World War II , but Mussolini saw Greece as an ideal addition to his Italian empire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | His forces made a series of attacks from their bases in the Dodecanese islands , including sinking a Greek naval vessel in the harbor of Tinos Town , but they only succeeded in strengthening the resolve of the population against them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | His forces made a series of attacks from their bases in the Dodecanese islands , including sinking a Greek naval vessel in the harbor of Tinos Town , but they only succeeded in strengthening the resolve of the population against them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The expansion of air travel began the age of mass tourism , and Greece along with the Aegean Islands became exciting destinations for northern Europeans escaping their damp , cool summers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | northern Europeans | The expansion of air travel began the age of mass tourism , and Greece along with the Aegean Islands became exciting destinations for northern Europeans escaping their damp , cool summers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The people farmed and fished ; on the dawning of the Bronze Age in 2700 b.c. , they began to work with metals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | native Archaic Indians | Around 3000 b.c. , native Archaic Indians began to develop a lasting hunting and gathering culture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | native Archaic Indians | Around 3000 b.c. , native Archaic Indians began to develop a lasting hunting and gathering culture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Anasazi | Far more progressive than the Archaics , the Anasazi utilized such formal agricultural techniques as irrigation to assist their harvest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Anasazi | This permitted the Anasazi to achieve a benchmark of advanced society -- the ability to live in permanent shelters year-round without need to follow wildlife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | American explorer John C. Fremont | In 1844 , American explorer John C. Fremont parked his horses at Big Springs , and his report to the government resulted in a mail route leading past the spot on its way to California . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mormon leader Brigham Young | In 1855 , Mormon leader Brigham Young responded to promising reports of Las Vegas by sending 30 missionary settlers to the valley ; they eventually built a fort not far from today 's Downtown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In 1855 , Mormon leader Brigham Young responded to promising reports of Las Vegas by sending 30 missionary settlers to the valley ; they eventually built a fort not far from today 's Downtown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The missionaries struggled valiantly against the dictates of the desert , trying simultaneously to survive the harshness of their circumstances and spread the Mormon faith . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Gass | Bestowed with plenty of the invaluable pioneer spirit that characterizes Las Vegas to this day , Gass redirected his life by picking up where the Mormons left off -- at least when it came to ranching and farming . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He expanded the ranch and irrigated the land so that it would support crops and cattle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stewart | In the late 1870s , he defaulted on a loan from rancher Archibald Stewart , so Stewart took the Las Vegas Ranch for his own . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Helen Stewart | Through 1905 , Helen Stewart expanded the ranch to 2000 acres ( 810 hectares ) , making quite a bit of money in the process . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | We have cooperated with the IAEA based on the safeguards and we will continue to do so in the framework of cooperation and treaties , '' said a senior Iranian diplomat in Tehran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can view artifacts from the Bronze Age , trace the history of the Easter Rising , or revisit Leopold Bloom 's odyssey in Ulysses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | railroad officials | Standing at the depot at Main and Fremont streets , railroad officials auctioned 1200 lots they had subdivided from forty square blocks of desert scrub . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Union Pacific then consolidated its operations , eliminating the Las Vegas repair facility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Union Pacific then consolidated its operations , eliminating the Las Vegas repair facility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Still , the future of Las Vegas is sure to be determined as much by the pioneering spirit that built the city as by anything else . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the pioneering spirit | Still , the future of Las Vegas is sure to be determined as much by the pioneering spirit that built the city as by anything else . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Iraqi government has agreed to let U.S. Rep . Tony Hall visit the country next week to assess a humanitarian crisis that has festered since the Gulf War of 1990 , Hall 's office said Monday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Dayton Democrat , who has traveled to other crisis points including Sierra Leone and North Korea , will spend three days visiting hospitals and other facilities to seek understanding why aid has been ineffective in stemming malnourishment and other medical problems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | U.S. Democratic Party Congressman Tony Hall left here Thursday after concluding his landmark visit to Iraq , which has been under sweeping U.N. sanctions since 1990 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | If supplies are not reaching the people who need them , Hall said , he wanted to find out whether the United Nations or relief agencies needed to handle things differently , or whether `` Iraq needs to get out of the way and let us do the job . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraq | `` It was very , very important '' to compel Iraq to rid itself of weapons of mass destruction so that `` it can not use or export them to other countries , '' he told Associated Press Television News . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | `` It was very , very important '' to compel Iraq to rid itself of weapons of mass destruction so that `` it can not use or export them to other countries , '' he told Associated Press Television News . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraq | But he insisted the international community can do a much better job in helping Iraq deal with its economic and health problems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Sheikh Mohamed , who is also the Defense Minister of the United Arab Emirates , announced at the inauguration ceremony that `` we want to make Dubai a new trading center . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | companies | He said companies engaged in e-commerce would be able to set up offices , employ staff and own equipment in the open zone , including fully-owned foreign companies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Sheikh Mohammed , who is also the UAE Defence Minister , said during the launching ceremony `` we wish to make Dubai a center of modern economy '' . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the companies working in the electronic trade sector | He said that it would he possible for the companies working in the electronic trade sector to make Dubai their headquarters , and to establish offices here and provide employment and own machinery in the zone opened to companies fully owned by the foreigners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Its basic message , the Palestinian authority is corrupt , it fails to deliver , Hamas is not corrupt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Israel and the United States say Arafat has not been tough enough on terrorism , and have attempted to force him out of the current peace process . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He 's trying to get Hamas to co- exist with Israel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is not working against Hamas , he is working in tandem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He is not working against Hamas , he is working in tandem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Translator : The armed Intifada must end and we must use and resort to peaceful means in our quest to end the occupation and the suffering of the Palestinians , and the Israelis , and to establish the Palestinian state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Abu Mazen | I think that Hamas is ready to join the political process , however , if the only price for the political price is you must fight Hamas , if that 's what they are requiring Abu Mazen to do , they are almost mandating that he will fail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I think that Hamas is ready to join the political process , however , if the only price for the political price is you must fight Hamas , if that 's what they are requiring Abu Mazen to do , they are almost mandating that he will fail . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | President Virgilia Barco | He will probably be extradited to the U.S. for trial under an extradition treaty President Virgilia Barco has revived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We had done that before with others who were known for their serious blunders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Brother Rida , I plead to you through this article to understand the views of others , just like we try to understand the views of those who went astray . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | God | Please print it on a thin paper ; may God reward you . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | 18 BILL : Um , tonight , ah , when you finish your normal QF , so for hour ending one - |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | 26 BILL : Anything you want to do over there ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | 20 RICH : Yeah , and whatever adjustment he makes today , is probably - tonight , is probably not gon na work , so we 're probably gon na have to check it tomorrow afternoon again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | 29 RICH : All right , I wo n't even put that in the book . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Democrats forced the Senate into a rare closed door session . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Republicans | Ed_Henry : Democratic leader Harry Reed accused Republicans of failing to probe allegations the White House manipulated intelligence to justify the war in Iraq . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the White House | Ed_Henry : Democratic leader Harry Reed accused Republicans of failing to probe allegations the White House manipulated intelligence to justify the war in Iraq . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Republican led intelligence committee | Ed_Henry : Reed refused to back down demanding the Republican led intelligence committee finish a long awaited report on whether the Bush administration twisted intelligence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Republicans | Ed_Henry : Republicans insist they 're completing the investigation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The General Assembly has worked to improve its response to potential terrorist attacks after the Sept. 11, 2001 , attacks and the ensuing anthrax scares . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The General Assembly has worked to improve its response to potential terrorist attacks after the Sept. 11, 2001 , attacks and the ensuing anthrax scares . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rhode Island | `` Rhode Island is preparing itself for a major hurricane or other natural disaster , state and local officials testified at a field hearing of the Senate Homeland Security Committee Thursday , including establishing interoperable communications systems and community evacuation plans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | itself | `` Rhode Island is preparing itself for a major hurricane or other natural disaster , state and local officials testified at a field hearing of the Senate Homeland Security Committee Thursday , including establishing interoperable communications systems and community evacuation plans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | [ Mississippi ] National Guard Prepares For Hurricane Season [ and Chemical Terrorism ] |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The U.S. Department of Homeland Security was scheduled to break ground Monday at its National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the employees | `` Awards like this reflect the safe work the employees do each and every day as they protect themselves , the environment and the community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have completed the invoices for April, May and June and we owe Pasadena each month for a total of $3,615,910.62 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | Do you want me to pay Pasadena on Friday for these months or do you want me to hold off until I finish July and August ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Do you want me to pay Pasadena on Friday for these months or do you want me to hold off until I finish July and August ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Thanks you so much for working on these as fast as you have - there was a priority in getting them out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I need to forecast the money today , so please let me know what you would like to do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Lets wait and try to offset the amount we owe them with what they owe us - so I say wait until you get July and August done . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraq | The sanctions can not be lifted until U.N. inspectors certify that Iraq has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction and the means to produce them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | Iraq says it has done so and has barred inspectors since late 1998 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the U.S. | Iraq has accused the U.S. , which vehemently opposes the lifting of the sanctions against Iraq , of using the sanctions as a tool to contain the Iraqi regime headed by President Saddam Hussein . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A former CIA officer says he made repeated efforts to alert top agency officials to problems with an Iraqi defector 's claims about the country 's mobile biological weapons labs but he was ignored , the Washington Post reported Sunday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | It also threatened to use the weapons against IDF soldiers if Israel carried out its threats to invade the Gaza Strip . ( The Jerusalem Post , 25Jun06 , Khaled Abu Toameh ) ( Link ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hall 's landmark visit to Iraq started on Sunday evening when he arrived here by land from Amman , Jordan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hall | Upon arrival , Hall said that his visit , the first of its kind by an American congressman since the 1991 Gulf War , was not political but humanitarian . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Iraq | If supplies are not reaching the people who need them , Hall said , he wanted to find out whether the United Nations or relief agencies needed to handle things differently , or whether `` Iraq needs to get out of the way and let us do the job . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | rank amateurs | Even rank amateurs can do it if they spend a few thousand dollars for a commercially available microwave receiver with amplifier and a VCR recorder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Internet | Or will it be none of them because the Internet allows and encourages a plethora of strong companies and a complex interconnection of businesses where none are allowed to dominate ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Internet | Or will it be none of them because the Internet allows and encourages a plethora of strong companies and a complex interconnection of businesses where none are allowed to dominate ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | none | Or will it be none of them because the Internet allows and encourages a plethora of strong companies and a complex interconnection of businesses where none are allowed to dominate ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | From where I am sitting , I think the Microsoft trial has been the really obvious turning point between the computer era and the digital age . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the judge | I think it almost does not matter what the judge does since it 's clear that the balance of power is shifting again , although it not clear where it will land . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Colombian government | The attacks have intensified since the Colombian government began cracking down on the traffickers in August , trying to prevent their takeover of the country . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The drug lords who claimed responsibility said they would blow up the Bogota newspaper 's offices if it continued to distribute in Medellin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The drug lords who claimed responsibility said they would blow up the Bogota newspaper 's offices if it continued to distribute in Medellin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | Stephanopoulos skillfully bullies and cajoles him into keeping quiet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | We | At Monterrey , publisher Luis Gabriel Cano , although shaken by the murders , issued a statement saying : `` We will not cease our fight against drug trafficking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Noriega | `` Noriega has closed every independent newspaper , radio and television station and arrested , tortured or forced into exile a long list of reporters , '' the statement declared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Noriega | `` Noriega has closed every independent newspaper , radio and television station and arrested , tortured or forced into exile a long list of reporters , '' the statement declared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the drug-financed guerrillas | In Colombia , the drug-financed guerrillas trying to seize the country and destroy democracy include M-19 , which Castro has clearly backed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the drug-financed guerrillas | In Colombia , the drug-financed guerrillas trying to seize the country and destroy democracy include M-19 , which Castro has clearly backed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | high officials | Robert Merkel , a former U.S. attorney handling drug indictments in Florida , does n't think for a minute that Castro 's much publicized trials of high officials engaged in the drug trade mean he has broken off with the Medellin drug cartel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the newly converted Emperor Constantine | It was n't until a.d. 330 , however , when the newly converted Emperor Constantine made Byzantium , renamed Constantinople , capital of his Eastern Empire that Christianity was assured of its dominant role in future Greek life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | In 1453 , they took Constantinople , and immediately made it their capital , renaming it Istanbul . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a movement | A new sense of identity enveloped Greek peoples throughout the Aegean , thus commencing a movement to expand Greece and unify the disparate Orthodox populations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Flowers and anyone else | During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Athens | Although the islands saw little action , as the war went on they could see that Athens was slowly losing its power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Stephanopoulos | Simply put , Stephanopoulos did as much as any man to get the country into the mess he now so telegenically laments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the cartel | `` If the cartel succeeds in blackmailing the Colombian authorities into negotiations , the cartel will be in control and Fidel can exploit his past relationships with them , '' he told the Journal 's David Asman recently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | In order to face these dangers , we resort to a plan which includes the external factors , the internal factors and spying . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They should have telescopes in order to constantly control the areas around them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They also engage with persons approaching the locality and support the guards in their duties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other patrols | They also provide extra fire power in when guards or other patrols are engaged in a gun battle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | It | The area patrol is different from the single patrol in that : 1- It has a vehicle equipped with a machine gun 2- It can use horses to canvass the area , but the patrol should be formed of 2 or 3 people at least |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | antiviral drugs | They are antiviral drugs uh designed to basically shorten uh how bad the flu might effect you uh try to lessen its impact . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | nobody | And nobody will actually ever do that study for obvious reasons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I made a free house call for you doctor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He does n't get reimbursed if the ticket is not used , but he has the right to change it to a ticket to perform the pilgrimage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | However , he allowed the Gulf regimes to depend on the infidels in attacking Saddam Hussein . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | Um , tell you what , i 'll start off . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | There is one state that does that by the way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one state | There is one state that does that by the way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Sheiks started teaching people about these ideas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | First : If there were people who are raping thousands of Muslim women taking their honor , and stealing muslim money and land , and other people who do n't rape or steal , but they take the religion away from thousands of Muslims , what 's more important , religion , or honor and land ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The brothers now are wiping out the heads of infidelity , as soon as they started , and never claiming responsibility , we found among us who wants to make fuss about it , and regretfully some of the brothers with us in the organization ( al-Qa'ida ) see it as nonsense , and God is my witness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | this man | 1- Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi , Sheik of AlbuFahd tribe , was nominated to be the governor of Anbar , this man worked so hard fighting the ( Tanzim ) organization , with all he 's got , from money to power , and reputation in Ramadi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | So we tried this with him : First , we backed off during the elections . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Utens of his tribesmen who started checking cars , they violated our brothers many times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Utens of his tribesmen who started checking cars , they violated our brothers many times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They took him and killed him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | neighbors | The next morning his households and neighbors started talking to the tribe saying it was the national guards , they added that they heard some of them speaking English , meaning that the Americans are the ones who took Abu Dhari ( Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ones | The next morning his households and neighbors started talking to the tribe saying it was the national guards , they added that they heard some of them speaking English , meaning that the Americans are the ones who took Abu Dhari ( Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The next morning his households and neighbors started talking to the tribe saying it was the national guards , they added that they heard some of them speaking English , meaning that the Americans are the ones who took Abu Dhari ( Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | 1- Sheik of al-Bubali tribe in al-Jazira , Sheik Sarhan , who 's one of the traitors , and every time one of their traitors gets killed , he shows outrage and packs his tribe with their guns against the brothers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Um , but I think if we quit , uh , building these Taj Mahals with the color TVs and sixty dollars sixty thousand a year to keep an inmate in there - on a - on a - on a life sentence , we should start hanging them and get it over with and let 's just screwing up the system uh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | After that he announced his repentance at the mosque twice in front of Albu'Ubaid tribe , denouncing who joins the police and army , and sorry for all he 's done , without any pressure or threats from the brothers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Um , but I think if we quit , uh , building these Taj Mahals with the color TVs and sixty dollars sixty thousand a year to keep an inmate in there - on a - on a - on a life sentence , we should start hanging them and get it over with and let 's just screwing up the system uh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | let | Um , but I think if we quit , uh , building these Taj Mahals with the color TVs and sixty dollars sixty thousand a year to keep an inmate in there - on a - on a - on a life sentence , we should start hanging them and get it over with and let 's just screwing up the system uh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | One day before the elections , the brothers killed him while he was visiting Ramadi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No one from his tribe opened his mouth , instead they got more scared and weaker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mamun al-`Alwani , al-Anbar governor | 7- Mamun al-`Alwani , al-Anbar governor , attached to you the security report in Ramadi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Um I personally think to set a mark with the judicial system and we 're talking about criminal - criminal cases that they should bring back . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Exactly because it 's not next day they have the start the trial which is X number of months and just prolongs the situation that much more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Well if I - I saw on one of the talk shows this woman judge i believe from Florida and she just has just really stiff penalties and i saw that in in the hands of a judge that really was conscientious and really , you know , took the pains to give a sentence for what was deserved , it could - you could have a - a judge that would really make a good impact , but likewise you could have the flip side and have some judge that was paid off or you know had good - a good old boy network , or , for whatever reasons , you know , politics , just let all kinds of people through so he - he would have a heck - or - she would have a heck of a lot of power , you know , if used wrongly . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the jury system | So , at least the jury system does something to prevent that , you know , or help it - with it - anyway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | I do n't know if it prevents it but seems like the jury system does have it 's advantages , but i also - i 've also heard on trials that sometimes they go through , like , three hundred jurors before they hand pick these jurors that they think are going to be the ones that are going to be the most lenient you know . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | these jurors | I do n't know if it prevents it but seems like the jury system does have it 's advantages , but i also - i 've also heard on trials that sometimes they go through , like , three hundred jurors before they hand pick these jurors that they think are going to be the ones that are going to be the most lenient you know . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Oh , they 'd have to move it to Taiwan for people not to know about it practically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | i | Oh goodness well i 'll let you get . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The SCS brochure I am enclosing will give you the historic significance of SCS , as well as listing activities and specific benefits awarded to donors at the Georgia O'Keeffe level . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The universities attract students from all over the world , and this influx helps to make Dublin a busy , buzzing international city . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Las Vegas | But the southwest 's growing need for water , combined with Las Vegas 's fortuitous proximity to the Colorado River , would give Las Vegas a second chance to achieve prosperity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The state legislature helped as well , by legalizing gambling in 1931 and thus solidifying the future of the town , though legislators and residents could never have known this at the time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The hordes of people who attended Hoover Dam 's 1935 dedication set the city 's now-formidable public relations machine into action . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The hordes of people who attended Hoover Dam 's 1935 dedication set the city 's now-formidable public relations machine into action . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the city 's now-formidable public relations machine | The hordes of people who attended Hoover Dam 's 1935 dedication set the city 's now-formidable public relations machine into action . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They went to work on what has become one of the lengthiest citywide tourism campaigns ever attempted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Their supplies scarce , their harvest meager , and their spirit broken , they abandoned the fort in 1858 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many of them did . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Las Vegas | Though Las Vegas had developed a powerful local economy , few major outside investments were made in the city , due primarily to mob infiltration and its inherent ties to illegal activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wynn | In the mid-1980s , Wynn began plans to reinvigorate Las Vegas with a new resort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wynn | In the mid-1980s , Wynn began plans to reinvigorate Las Vegas with a new resort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wynn | In the mid-1980s , Wynn began plans to reinvigorate Las Vegas with a new resort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mirage | He bought several Strip properties -- the Silver Slipper and Castaways among them -- and demolished them to make way for a new kind of resort -- Mirage -- which became an instant success . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | He bought several Strip properties -- the Silver Slipper and Castaways among them -- and demolished them to make way for a new kind of resort -- Mirage -- which became an instant success . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Um , but I think if we quit , uh , building these Taj Mahals with the color TVs and sixty dollars sixty thousand a year to keep an inmate in there - on a - on a - on a life sentence , we should start hanging them and get it over with and let 's just screwing up the system uh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Flamingo | In fact , the Flamingo would launch over two decades of strong mob presence in Las Vegas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Islamist terrorists launch a `` dirty bomb '' attack against London or another western capital , The Sunday Telegraph has learnt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hong Kong | Today Hong Kong remains a capitalist enclave with its laws and rights intact , and China has promised that Hong Kong will continue in this fashion for at least 50 years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | sunrise | The island is aligned almost east - to - west in the water so that sunrise wakes the eastern tip , proceeds to caress the length of the island , and kisses the western tip good night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | sunrise | The island is aligned almost east - to - west in the water so that sunrise wakes the eastern tip , proceeds to caress the length of the island , and kisses the western tip good night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the double-decker boats | As the double-decker boats get ready to leave the pier , bells ring , the gangplank is raised , deckhands in blue sailor suits man the hawsers , and a couple of hundred commuters begin a seven - minute sightseeing tour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a couple of hundred commuters | As the double-decker boats get ready to leave the pier , bells ring , the gangplank is raised , deckhands in blue sailor suits man the hawsers , and a couple of hundred commuters begin a seven - minute sightseeing tour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two bronze lions , carrying out feng shui principles , guard its doors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Peak Tram starts its scenic climb just across the street and around the corner from the American Consulate in Garden Road and makes its way , sometimes at a startlingly steep incline , to the summit at 398 m ( 1,305 ft ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Passengers crane their necks for dizzying glimpses of the harbor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | African slaves | Four hundred years ago these crops brought British colonists to rule the land and African slaves to work it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the black majority | Since independence in 1962 , the black majority has worked to create a country based on confidence from within , working on a principle of pride in oneself and in one 's roots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the black majority | Since independence in 1962 , the black majority has worked to create a country based on confidence from within , working on a principle of pride in oneself and in one 's roots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | During the spring and autumn festivals , when people traditionally seek out the hilltops , the throngs are so large you would be better advised to try another time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | In the very early morning the park is taken over by people doing tai-chi exercises . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | traders Jardine, Matheson and Co | One story has it that traders Jardine, Matheson and Co fired a private salute for a visiting tycoon , an act that incensed the colonial authorities , who felt that they had the sole right to issue such a 21 - gun welcome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the driver | A half - hour tour costs HK$50 ; pay at the end , or the driver may cut your trip short . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | If you can get up early enough , you can attend the pre-dawn auction held at the vast local wholesale fish market ; otherwise , have a look at the street market that goes on later in the day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | `` I 'd never finished high school . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Each year , we help thousands of people who face tremendous obstacles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | jobs | Last year , Goodwill helped 3,300 people find jobs that increased their self - sufficiency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Last year , Goodwill helped 3,300 people find jobs that increased their self - sufficiency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Goodwill | My instructor played a role like no other instructor I 've ever had I appreciate everything that Goodwill has done for me. '' -- Cornell |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Robert | In the short while since Goodwill helped him find his job , Robert has learned to thoroughly clean a motel room in about 40 minutes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Goodwill | With the help of friends like you , Goodwill has continued to adapt our services to meet the human needs of our changing society . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | The gift that I am asking you to make will be used to continue our mission of helping people prepare for , find and keep jobs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | The gift that I am asking you to make will be used to continue our mission of helping people prepare for , find and keep jobs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You and I have done some important work together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You and I have done some important work together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 've found ways for people with disabilities to enter the workforce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 've expanded Goodwill 's proven methods to towns and neighborhoods where they are needed most . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You have helped make Goodwill 's work possible with your previous support . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Goodwill has devised the programs that turned your investment into results . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the programs | Goodwill has devised the programs that turned your investment into results . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | And there are a lot of people who face these challenges every day of their lives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people | And there are a lot of people who face these challenges every day of their lives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Everyone benefits from the work we do together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Everyone benefits from the work we do together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | Addressing a meeting at a neighborhood center , a Goodwill staff member tells the audience how Goodwill can help them find and keep jobs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He trained in desktop publishing and combined his enthusiastic work ethic with new - found skills in a burgeoning industry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man with some serious disabilities | In order to develop job skills , a man with some serious disabilities begins working in Goodwill 's industrial division . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Eventually , he turns your support into a payoff for all of us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Goodwill | In addition to that , by helping them find jobs , Goodwill reduced the state 's Public Support tab by an estimated $ 4 million . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Goodwill | What kind of work does Goodwill do ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We need your support to continue getting people off of public assistance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We need your support to continue getting people off of public assistance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jerry | It took some time and hard work , but with the help of Goodwill , Jerry was able to work out a payment plan with the prosecutor 's office , find housing and conduct a more thorough job search . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jerry | It took some time and hard work , but with the help of Goodwill , Jerry was able to work out a payment plan with the prosecutor 's office , find housing and conduct a more thorough job search . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Goodwill | What kind of work does Goodwill do ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | His job objectives call for him to do it in 30 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Goodwill | For as long as he needs it , Goodwill will continue to help . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a jobless mother of three | Young adults , like Mary T . , a jobless mother of three , trying desperately to keep her kids out of trouble in a crime - ridden neighborhood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a jobless mother of three | Young adults , like Mary T . , a jobless mother of three , trying desperately to keep her kids out of trouble in a crime - ridden neighborhood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pleasant Run Children 's Homes began serving children nearly 130 years ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They welcome the chance to belong , to become self - sufficient , to regain their self - esteem and confidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pleasant Run | For Pleasant Run to continue to serve abused and neglected children and their families , we need your support . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They sat with their profiles towards me on either side of the round table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | The steps passed along the path on the other side of the wall under which I crouched . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sir Henry | As I watched them Stapleton rose and left the room , while Sir Henry filled his glass again and leaned back in his chair , puffing at his cigar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | It says much about the character of the Jamaican people that they have slightly changed the story of Columbus and his trip to the island in 1493 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | But once you begin to look underneath this initial veneer of a `` do - nothing - in - the - tropics '' holiday , it 's like peeling the layers of an onion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | frogs | Hear the songs of Bob Marley booming from a hundred cranked - up car stereos or the chorus of frogs that begin to call as evening descends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Hear the songs of Bob Marley booming from a hundred cranked - up car stereos or the chorus of frogs that begin to call as evening descends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the foundation of which | He reigned from 37 to 4 b.c. , during which time he fortified the Hasmonean wall and rebuilt the defense towers beside Jaffa Gate , the foundation of which still stand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I have completed the invoices for April, May and June and we owe Pasadena each month for a total of $3,615,910.62 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | me | Do you want me to pay Pasadena on Friday for these months or do you want me to hold off until I finish July and August ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Do you want me to pay Pasadena on Friday for these months or do you want me to hold off until I finish July and August ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | I need to forecast the money today , so please let me know what you would like to do . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | automobile assembly lines | Canada 's merchandise exports and imports posted increases in February as automobile assembly lines stepped up production after shutdowns in January . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the ones | A robust economy helps by providing job opportunities , but to be honest , most of the people who are n't working today are quite simply the ones who face the greatest obstacles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A robust economy helps by providing job opportunities , but to be honest , most of the people who are n't working today are quite simply the ones who face the greatest obstacles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I know you can ... I did . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | tourists | The lookout point at Lok Ma Chau was once known as Hong Kong 's `` window on China `` - in the years of China 's isolation from the West , tourists would come to the lookout point here and rent binoculars in order to get a glimpse of the great mystery beyond . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Visitors | Among the ponds is one inhabited by turtles : Visitors toss in coins in the hope of bouncing one off a turtle 's head , a sure way of achieving good fortune . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can use your Hong Kong dollars here , so there 's no need to change currency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | The individual artisans ' shops are no longer here , but you can visit a silk - weaving factory , a ceramics plant , and the Foshan Folk Art Studio , where you can observe workers making Chinese lanterns , carving sculptures , painting scrolls , and cutting intricate designs in paper . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a member of the Man clan | The house was built in 1865 by a member of the Man clan who achieved the rank of tai fu ( mandarin ) by doing well in the Imperial Examinations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The house was built in 1865 by a member of the Man clan who achieved the rank of tai fu ( mandarin ) by doing well in the Imperial Examinations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a lion | Closer to town is Lion Rock , shaped like a lion lying in wait . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the local people | From the ferry terminals on Hong Kong Island you can escape to islands without cars or cares , where the local people smile `` hello '' and , if you 're lucky , point you to a secret beach for the ultimate in quality leisure time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dr . Sun Yat-sen ( 1866 - 1925 ) began his political career in Canton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | complex | If you travel by train , you will arrive at the Guangzhou East Station , a large modern complex , which connects with the subway , buses , hotel transfer services , and taxis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | If you travel by train , you will arrive at the Guangzhou East Station , a large modern complex , which connects with the subway , buses , hotel transfer services , and taxis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | shops | Browsing is a real pleasure in Macau 's main streets and byways , where shops aimed at the tourist market are interspersed with the more workaday ironmongers , herbalists , and noodle stalls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Watch the fantan dealer for a few minutes and you 'll almost be an expert : It 's simply a matter of how many odd buttons are left after he has divided a pile of them into groups of four . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the croupier | Dai-Siu ( Big and Small ) is a dice game in which the croupier throws three dice inside a glass container . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | There are 12 of them ; you ca n't miss the eye-popping Lisboa , which has several floors of gambling , but there 's also the Hyatt Regency , the Mandarian Oriental , and Taipa 's Jockey Club . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Visitors are welcome to visit the 24 - hectare ( 60 - acre ) establishment , and may sample the end product , Lantau tea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The people still carve jade and build seaworthy junks , all by hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The people still carve jade and build seaworthy junks , all by hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can build an appetite for dinner by making your way from the beach to the restaurant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | life | Here , where East and West first met , life combines the spirit of Asia with something of the sunny atmosphere of the Mediterranean . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | China began to relax trade restrictions , and with the rise of Hong Kong , Macau became an isolated Portuguese outpost . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rich sculptural effects on the facade mix Eastern and Western symbols : familiar saints , Chinese dragons , and a Portuguese caravel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the city | New construction in the past 10 years has changed the city 's skyline ; with new , glittering hotels and highrise apartment blocks , the city is beginning to look a little more like Hong Kong . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Also in front of the ferry terminal is a new Cyber fountain , with 86 water spouts that shoot up to 70 m ( 230 ft ) and are illuminated at night by 288 spotlights producing 80 colors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | 86 water spouts | Also in front of the ferry terminal is a new Cyber fountain , with 86 water spouts that shoot up to 70 m ( 230 ft ) and are illuminated at night by 288 spotlights producing 80 colors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Macau 's own currency , the pataca , is pegged to the Hong Kong dollar , and you can use your Hong Kong currency freely in Macau . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They keep busy 24 hours a day , but if you want a change of scene there are always more gambling opportunities available . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Las Vegas would serve as a major stopover for crew rest and train repair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Wynn 's demolition of the existing properties started a trend that , more than any other , describes Las Vegas at the end of the 20th century : removal of old properties in exchange for the potential of new ones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Urim 's recollections | Lethargically slumped in a hammock during the rainy season in the settlement of Suxavat , Urim 's recollections distort time and conflate personal memory with history , while some are indistinguishable from dreams and desires . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We 've found ways for people with disabilities to enter the workforce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Here is a woman whose husband has been caught misappropriating funds , who must find a way to repay $274,000 within days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | Another world that exercised the etymological imagination is billabong , which owes its currency outside Australia to the familiarity of the national song , Waltzing Matilda , of which it is a crucial part . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Another world that exercised the etymological imagination is billabong , which owes its currency outside Australia to the familiarity of the national song , Waltzing Matilda , of which it is a crucial part . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | When Courtney Love denied Broomfield the rights to Cobain 's music and tried to get his movie quashed , she may not have been acting as the poster-girl for the ACLU that the organization perhaps naively tried to turn her into , but she was exercising her constitutionally - guaranteed right to protect her reputation against the worst form of libel there is . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cameron | Over the weekend , `` Titanic '' director James `` King of the World '' Cameron began exercising the perks of his new office by writing a piece in the LAT in which he tried to fire the paper 's lead film critic , author of two scathing reviews of the iceberg epic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | 3 percent of its shareholders exercised their rights . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | absolutely and i wish they would exercise it more thoroughly let the punishment fit the crime in this state we 've got a very weird situation going on we 're under federal supervision |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Congress would have exercised its authority to legislate under the Thirteenth Amendment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | In accordance with these standards , all OSI work is conducted by personnel who collectively possess the required knowledge , skills , and abilities to perform it and who exercise due professional care ( e.g . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | auditors | Require , as part of the due care standard , that auditors exercise professional skepticism and perform their work with integrity ( par . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the local agencies | In 1996 , a new law enabled the INS to enter into agreements with state and local law enforcement agencies through which the INS provided training and the local agencies exercised immigration enforcement authority . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | some employees with contracting responsibilities | At FAA 's Aeronautical Center , some employees with contracting responsibilities were initially uncomfortable exercising newly delegated procurement authority to purchase goods or services up to a certain dollar amount without supervisory approval . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Auditors should exercise professional judgment in pursuing indications of possible fraud and illegal acts so as not to interfere with potential future investigations , legal proceedings , or both . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Winifred had sat for hours in those early days on the sofa , next to Marcus , who moved away , and like a parody of a mad religious discipline , abbreviated his answers , elongated his silences , until he had imposed on his mother a similar pattern of behaviour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Northampton people | How Northampton people amused themselves , strolling players to modern day entertainment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 'll amuse the children , I shall be perfectly happy . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Carole | Idly , David leafed through the list of functions , pleasures and invitations which Carole had left on her bedside table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Cally | He went through to the kitchen and opened the booze cupboard , ignoring the brandy bottle that Cally had left on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the mariners | The pigs the mariners left on the islands probably looked at lot like the ancestral wild boars , and certainly when pink pigs go wild , it 's only a few generations before they 're muscular , nimble and fierce again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | It was then that I saw that the folder I 'd left on the coffee table was gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He handed me the seventeenth-century pamphlet , which I had left on a table on the landing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Sorrel | I poured myself some more coffee from the jug Sorrel had left on the table . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Blake | Eventually , in 1826 , Blake left the business , which continued under James Mann and his sons until 1846 , when James Mann died . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then he left her and went to bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fred | A figure in a brown shirt stepped out from behind the bushes and stooping , picked up the leaflets that Fred had left lying on his jacket . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Using the SCI databases produced by the Institute for Scientific Information ( ISI ) , as well as data compiled by the Red Iberoamericana de Indicadores de Ciencia y Tecnología ( RICYT ) , we examined the differences in the number and proportion of scientific publications between the developed world and the developing world from 1990 until 2000 , focusing on the Americas as a case study . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I hit him with the back of my hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He missed the snake and hit the leg of the end table that was on one side of the sofa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one | All the shots missed their target , but one hit a nearby tourist in the leg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the domain from the yeast β ' subunit | For example , the domain from the yeast β ' subunit hit the α-subunits of bacterial DDRPs with Z-scores of 5-7 and RMSD of 2.8-3 Å. Hereinafter we refer to these domains as the α -subunit core-related ( ASCR ) domains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | This logic does not soothe her ; she says I must wait three weeks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | But they have chosen not to attack , perhaps because they are waiting to produce an effect even greater than the 9/11 attacks , so they do not appear to be losing strength . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You 've got to wait till your man comes up . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | s | Lets wait and try to offset the amount we owe them with what they owe us - so I say wait until you get July and August done . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | s | Lets wait and try to offset the amount we owe them with what they owe us - so I say wait until you get July and August done . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | amphibians | After eating , do amphibians need to wait an hour before getting OUT of the water ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They do n't even have the decency to wait until the man is buried , '' the Governor muttered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Adrienne | The question , previously posed to me , was presented to the rest of our group ( excluding Ray ; Adrienne had been tactful enough to wait until he had gone for a refill , recalling the last time the subject was broached ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | On photographic equipment , electronic goods , and watches , you avoid the luxury tax payable in your home country . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stores do not open until 10 am or later , but shopping goes on into the evening , up to 9:30 pm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | We did not have very much but my mom always found a way to keep us busy or keep us entertained , and one of the ways that she kept us entertained was by telling stories , reading poems , and singing to us . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Naturally , I start crying , and one of my main ways of getting out of work was always saying something hurt me , either my Just anything to get out of doing my job . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Al Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoom crown prince of Dubai | Crown Prince of Dubai Al Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoom crown prince of Dubai launched today , i.e. on Saturday , an electronics free e-trade zone which has been named `` Dubai Internet City '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | During the consolidation process , the Legal Services Corporation technical assistance grants enabled the program to utilize the services of a skilled consultant and facilitator to move the process to conclusion , to send program staff to visit and observe other programs with well respected and technologically sophisticated centralized intake systems , to bring experts to the program to help design a transition to statewide administrative and personnel systems , and helped fund the statewide staff meeting which launched and celebrated the new statewide program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the statewide staff meeting | During the consolidation process , the Legal Services Corporation technical assistance grants enabled the program to utilize the services of a skilled consultant and facilitator to move the process to conclusion , to send program staff to visit and observe other programs with well respected and technologically sophisticated centralized intake systems , to bring experts to the program to help design a transition to statewide administrative and personnel systems , and helped fund the statewide staff meeting which launched and celebrated the new statewide program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Wyeth marketed Fen-Phen by funding obesity research centers , launching public fitness campaigns , contracting with a medical education company to produce a series of ghostwritten journal articles , and making generous payments to academic physicians who then published extensively and testified for the drug 's safety to the Food and Drug Administration [ 17 ] . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | other districts | To help other districts to launch the activity on their own , the Quality Assurance Project has produced a comprehensive how-to manual for district managers interested in introducing the vendor-to-vendor programme in their districts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the event | '' Mike '' and `` Diane '' said they hoped the event would launch their careers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The case of mistaken identity fed its popularity and launched JQA 's career as a political essayist . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the State Bar of Georgia Access to Justice Committee | In spring 2002 , the State Bar of Georgia Access to Justice Committee launched a state planning effort to strengthen the delivery of civil legal services for the poor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Rural Development team will target potential resources and launch a campaign for rural resource development . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Christians | In the 1480s , the Christians launched a new offensive ; Ronda capitulated to the sovereigns Ferdinand and Isabella in 1485 , followed by Málaga in 1487 and Almería in 1488 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Scheck and Neufeld | So five years ago , Scheck and Neufeld launched the Innocence Project . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | NATO | Milosevic , said Clark , `` may have thought that NATO really would n't launch the airstrikes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Microsoft Training and Certification | 3 ) Microsoft Training and Certification will immediately launch a new series of courses called `` Dressing for Media . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | We are delighted that members of our editorial board have also shown their support for our journal by submitting papers to us , even before we launched . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He launched his career there and it seems fitting that he return . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Wine Market Council will launch a media campaign in February . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | LSC | In conjunction with the National Legal Aid and Defender Association ( NLADA ) , LSC launched a series of conversations on diversity in 2001 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | To provide our teams of analysts with a mechanism for simplifying and standardizing their work , we launched the Electronic Assistance Guide for Leading Engagements -- the EAGLE , which is a prototype of a comprehensive Webbased guide to conducting GAO engagements . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Saddam | He added that the reason Israel was so calm in advance of the attack was that it had concluded there were no launchers or ballistic missiles to threaten it in western Iraq , and that even if Saddam decided to launch the few `` Hussein '' missiles and improved Scuds he still had , he would need more than 24 hours to transfer them from their hiding places to an area within range of Israel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Al Gore | -- Al Gore is either treating us all to an evening at Chuck E. Cheese 's or launching his run for the White House . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The less reverent version is that it launched the era of gaudy action movies and movie-based mass merchandising , and that its carefully scripted revival -- complete with licensing deals for tacos , toys , and Christmas ornaments -- does it perfect justice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | disenfranchised warriors | The island proved to be the last bastion of the samurai ideal , when disenfranchised warriors launched the doomed Satsuma Rebellion in their desperation to forestall the relentless march of progress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bob Dole | He is also largely responsible for moving the Clinton campaign beyond mere `` rapid response '' to pre-emptive strikes -- engineering , for instance , Clinton 's endorsement by the Fraternal Order of Police on the day Bob Dole was set to launch a major attack on the president 's crime record . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I then launched Xwindows . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | pro- Indonesia militias in East Timor | '' The Indonesian government , which has been entrusted with the task of maintaining peace and order , did virtually nothing as pro- Indonesia militias in East Timor launched a massive terror campaign against their own populace , killing pro-independence supporters , forcing hundreds of thousands to leave their homes , and destroying buildings and other property , '' the paper said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our former-peacenik president | In the past year , our former-peacenik president has launched missile attacks on Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein at the oddest of times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | DeLay is now launching a $25 million fund-raising campaign to fight trade unions through the innovative method of establishing a nonprofit corporation that can raise unlimited cash without disclosing donors , a plan his fellow Republican congressman Chris Shays calls , `` unbelievably sick . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Bush administration | In January 1993 , the Bush administration launched cruise missiles at Baghdad to force compliance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Dolley Madison , he explains , controlled her diminutive husband and `` launched the White House 's first 'drawing room ' receptions which , in her day , were celebrated -- the men in 'black or blue coat with vest , black breeches and black stockings , ' the ladies 'not remarkable for anything so much as for the exposure of their swelling breasts and bare backs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The Sunday Telegraph 's spy scoops : The KGB ran a `` dirty tricks '' campaign to persuade Americans that President John F. Kennedy was murdered by the CIA ; the agency planned to maim Russian ballet dancers Rudolf Nureyev and Natalya Makarova for defecting to the West ; it launched a series of plots against Pope John Paul II ; and it planted KGB agents as assistants to three successive secretaries-general of the United Nations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Reagan launched a powerful moral attack on the idea of Big Government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Oxford dictionary department | A dozen years ago , the Oxford dictionary department launched The Oxford Word and Language Service [ OWLS ] , devoted to answering queries about all aspects of the English language . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | LSC's Office of Information Management ( OIM ) along with OPP recently launched the Electronic Grants Award Letter ( EGAL ) system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Prior to launching these programs , we are requesting each of our alumni leaders and friends on the two boards to review their support of the school for 1991 and , if no pledge or contribution has been made , to consider joining their colleagues in the Maennerchor Society . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They launched a round of intimate White House dinners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | almost every plane in the gathering U.S. air arsenal | And now almost every plane in the gathering U.S. air arsenal can launch them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Every candidate launches his campaign with a glossy account of his upbringing and career , but McCain 's heroism in Vietnam makes his story a far easier sell than Bush 's , Gore 's , or Bradley 's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | George W. Bush | Four months ago , when George W. Bush launched his presidential exploratory committee , he defended tax cuts by arguing that it was `` compassionate '' of political leaders `` to give people more money . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr launched a PR counterattack on the White House . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He launched a principled attack on the notion that government is more capable of running the country than the private sector . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | West Virginia | For example , our funds made it possible for Louisiana to adopt a multi-year development plan , and allowed West Virginia to launch a three-year private bar campaign that secured almost $300,000 in contributions and pledges prior to kickoff , with the expectation of reaching its goal of $1 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Abu Zubaydah | On May 29 , Clarke suggested that Rice ask DCI Tenet what more the United States could do to stop Abu Zubaydah from launching '' a series of major terrorist attacks , '' probably on Israeli targets , but possibly on U.S. facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Shortly after Labor Day , we 'll be launching a new column , `` Net Election , '' published by |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | U.S. soccer pundits immediately launched into the all-American pastime of fixing blame and complaining about bad luck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Statewide Technology Coordinator | In 1999 , the Statewide Technology Coordinator launched a Technology Task Force , made up of two representatives from each program , one who is responsible for technology matters and one who can effectively communicate how their program provides services to the client community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the New Deal | Morris claims , for example , that the New Deal launched a 50-year effort to force the distribution of wealth downward . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | PLoS | And what of the relationship between the PLoS community journals and PLoS Biology ? Does PLoS Biology still want papers in the areas in which PLoS launches new journals ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He got all of a 97-mph fastball , and launched it at 105 mph in the general direction of Canada . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the German prosecutor | We are asking the German prosecutor to launch an investigation : since the U.S. government is unwilling to open an independent investigation into the responsibility of these officials for war crimes , and since the U.S. has refused to join the International Criminal Court , CCR and the Iraqi victims have brought this complaint in Germany as a court of last resort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Soviet Union | By 1963 , when John Glenn orbited Earth three times in five hours , the Soviet Union was launching daylong flights and a 48-orbit mission . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Palmatier | Inside his desk drawer , the colonel has placed a photo of Palmatier manning the grenade launcher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A mishmash of security forces including soldiers in olive garb , police officers , militiamen , men in street clothes and possible mercenaries from sub-Saharan Africa manned the large checkpoint . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Khatab Abu Baker | And across a desert highway , manning an ancient Soviet-made , hand-cranked antiaircraft gun , sat Khatab Abu Baker , an electrician . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The guardsmen manned guns mounted in the beds of armor-free pickup trucks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the American troops | But the American troops manning this base in eastern Afghanistan know that their elusive nighttime foe can slip away to sanctuary in Pakistan , just 20 miles away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had just come back from manning battle positions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Several U. S. soldiers were manning a roadblock less than 100 yards away , yet were unaware of what was taking place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a violinist turned rebel | " The people of Abu Salim are with the revolution : Only a few Kadafi people are hidden among the cracks , " said Saleh Hussein , a violinist turned rebel now manning a neighborhood checkpoint . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Whitaker | According to the Department of Defense , Whitaker manned a .50-caliber turret gun , killing five militants in a firefight as he provided cover for two vehicles behind him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Troops manning government tanks and rocket batteries are now trying to hide from allied warplanes by setting up next to homes and shops , rebels said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jacob Palmatier , a 29-year-old administrative clerk , asked to be relieved of desk duty to man a grenade launcher on a convoy headed south . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rebels armed with assault rifles manned checkpoints along roads , searching cars for contraband and preventing civilians from entering huge swaths of the city 's southeast quadrant because of ongoing gun battles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Omar Rafa Eisa , 26 , a uniformed rebel fighter | " It 's a gang fight in there today , " said Omar Rafa Eisa , 26 , a uniformed rebel fighter manning a rebel checkpoint southwest of Ajdabiya on the main desert highway leading to the front . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He manned the checkpoint while wearing a Libyan army special forces uniform on loan from a friend . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Tall , blondish " Doctor Tom , " who usually manned the first of six chairs , stuck out among his thousands of Indian and Nepalese patients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Tall , blondish " Doctor Tom , " who usually manned the first of six chairs , stuck out among his thousands of Indian and Nepalese patients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He was manning a checkpoint outside the Green Zone , the international area housing the U. S. Embassy and military headquarters , when a vehicle approaching the gate detonated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He had just come back from manning battle positions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | " He was the team leader but he was manning the turret on top of the Humvee , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Roxas | On July 5 , Roxas was manning the machine gun atop a Humvee carrying nine Marines . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Abu Baker , the antiaircraft gunner , wore a red kaffiyeh , sunglasses and a camouflage jacket as he manned his position . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the crews | As the flames approached , the crews feverishly cut fire lines , set backfires and manned their hoses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | He said Afghan authorities had already decided a police checkpoint was needed in the area , but were still awaiting police to man it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | Last summer , police captured a 23-year-old leader of the group and his wife at a subway station here as they were allegedly on their way to assassinate the legislator . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The company fought through ambushes to find , kill and capture terrorists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Pakistan | In cooperation with the U. S. , Pakistan captured Ramzi Binalshibh , a planner of the 9/11 attacks , in September 2002. Six months later , Inter-Services Intelligence arrested mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A separate group also claimed to have captured 18 Iraqi national guardsmen and threatened to kill them unless a detained aide of radical Shiite cleric Muqtada Sadr was freed , the Arabic-language satellite station Al Jazeera reported . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The group found and captured hundreds of Iraqi workers , scientists and officials and collected millions of pages of seized Iraqi documents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | coalition forces in Sangin district , also in Helmand 's east | In another operation last week that was tied to the Marja offensive , coalition forces in Sangin district , also in Helmand 's east , captured three Taliban fighters and seized nearly 150 detonators for bomb making . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the rebels | Some fighters and medical aides near the front lines outside Port Brega said Saturday that the rebels had probably let loose with celebratory gunfire after witnessing a NATO strike or capturing some Kadafi fighters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We captured more insurgents in one month than did whole brigades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its troops and Afghan security forces | On other fronts , the coalition said Saturday that its troops and Afghan security forces had captured two leaders of the militant Haqqani network in a joint operation Friday in Paktika province along the Pakistani-Afghan border . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Helicopters and infantrymen from the 101st Airborne Division captured 41 Iraqi soldiers in separate attacks on Iraqi positions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Islamic militants | Late last month , Islamic militants captured dozens of fighters and paraded them before Western journalists , the latest in a series of embarrassing encounters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the U. S. military | The choice represents the 1.4 million men and women who make up the U. S. military , which led the invasion of Iraq nine months ago and this month captured deposed leader Saddam Hussein . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The choice represents the 1.4 million men and women who make up the U. S. military , which led the invasion of Iraq nine months ago and this month captured deposed leader Saddam Hussein . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iraqi and U. S. forces captured one suicide bomber before he could detonate his explosives belt , U. S. officials said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Rebel fighters said they captured at least 20 pro-Kadafi fighters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They said they captured his driver and bodyguard and recovered a large sum of cash and a laptop computer believed to belong to Zarqawi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a force made up of Afghan and Western troops | On Monday night , a force made up of Afghan and Western troops captured a suspected Taliban commander they said was responsible for weapons procurement and paymaster duties for a local militant cell in Kandahar district . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a band of rebel fighters | Zwey said Kadafi 's forces unleashed a rocket barrage on his family 's neighborhood after a band of rebel fighters stole into Ajdabiya during the night and captured a government tank . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Western and Afghan forces | The North Atlantic Treaty Organization force said Thursday that numerous insurgents had been killed while Western and Afghan forces were trying to capture a man described as a senior Taliban leader in the strategic Kajaki district . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libyan rebels | He declined comment on a report saying Libyan rebels had captured a British special forces unit that had been on a mission to contact opposition leaders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rebels claimed to have captured hundreds of Libyan soldiers and eight tanks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | NATO officials said they scored a victory Sunday in capturing a Taliban leader and two of his associates in the southern city of Kandahar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Pakistani security forces recently captured Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar , the Afghan Taliban 's second in command and the insurgency 's military operations chief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Western coalition forces | Since Oct.1 , Western coalition forces have killed or captured 16 senior Haqqani leaders in the eastern province of Khowst , and have killed at least five Haqqani commanders in neighboring Paktia province , according to NATO spokespersons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rebels blocked the intersections and overpowered the men , taking them captive ; Bilal was given his first Kalashnikov . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | The tactic was used the day before in Taji , north of Baghdad , when insurgents detonated a truck holding two chlorine gas tanks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an unseen attacker | As the team drove away , an unseen attacker detonated the bomb as Everhart passed , killing him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | another | One attacker was shot before he could enter the training compound , and another detonated a bomb at the front gate , Samoon said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents outside the prison | In 2008 , about 1,000 prisoners � nearly half of them Taliban insurgents � escaped from Sarposa after insurgents outside the prison detonated a truck bomb against the side of the compound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the assailants | Before detonating the bomb , apparently with a cellphone , the assailants had dumped an injured man dressed as a municipal police officer on the sidewalk as bait to lure police and emergency paramedics closer to the vehicle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Taliban suicide bomber in a police uniform | On Friday , a Taliban suicide bomber in a police uniform detonated a bomb at police headquarters in the southern city of Kandahar , killing the police chief and a bodyguard and injuring several others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | spotters | Fearing they were spotters preparing to detonate the rockets by remote control , he ordered a gunner in a Bradley fighting vehicle to fire a burst from his 25-millimeter main gun . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a young Nigerian man | This West African nation , however , came under renewed scrutiny after a young Nigerian man was arrested on suspicion of attempting to detonate explosives concealed in his underpants on a Detroit-bound flight on Christmas Day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man , who was on foot | According to initial reports , the man , who was on foot , detonated explosives strapped to his body as police approached at a busy intersection near the northern town of Afula . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | BAGHDAD � Firefighters fought a massive oil pipeline blaze Friday in northern Iraq after insurgents detonated explosives on the line that stretches from fields southwest of Kirkuk to a refinery in Baiji . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | A female suicide bomber | * Dec. 9 , 2003 : A female suicide bomber detonates a belt of explosives in front of the National Hotel in central Moscow , killing six people and injuring 14 others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a suicide attacker | Also Tuesday , a suicide attacker detonated a Toyota Corolla packed with explosives next to a U. S. military convoy about five miles outside the eastern city of Khowst , police chief Mohammed Ayub said by phone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a pair of suicide bombers there | In 2004 , a pair of suicide bombers there were able to buy tickets illegally from airport personnel and went on to detonate explosives while aboard separate flights , killing 90 people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | soldiers in an IED search team | A day after a soldier in their unit was killed by an IED outside Muqdadiya , north of Baghdad , soldiers in an IED search team discovered and detonated a roadside bomb nearby . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Palestinian | Suddenly , a Palestinian stepped just inside the front door and detonated a devastating bomb , killing 12 people and wounding more than 50 others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A suicide bomber also attacked a government office south of Kabul , the Afghan capital , detonating a car bomb that injured three police officers and a bystander , police said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an assailant | At the Radisson , an assailant detonated an explosives belt in the midst of a wedding party in a crowded banquet hall , resulting in extensive casualties , officials said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two suicide bombers | In 2004 , two suicide bombers were able to buy tickets illegally from Domodedovo staff members and detonated bombs aboard a pair of planes , killing 90 people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Chevrolet Caprice | Within 15 minutes , a Chevrolet Caprice rolled up at another checkpoint to Karbala and detonated explosives amid pilgrims , police and soldiers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | gunmen | In Lahore , gunmen Wednesday attacked a building housing local police and Pakistani intelligence agents before detonating explosives in a van , killing 27 people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two suicide bombers | He claimed two suicide bombers succeeded in detonating explosive vests in Paktia and that the Kabul bombing was retaliation for attacks on Taliban forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its fighters | However , Mullah Abdul Hakim Latifi , who claimed to speak for the Taliban , said its fighters had detonated the mine by remote control . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Another suspect at the news conference , Idris Nsubuga , said he had detonated a bomb at the rugby club . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | The attack began about 6 a. m. when insurgents detonated a car bomb outside the council compound , located in an upscale residential area , said Seddiq Seddiqi , a spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the boy | But just as prayers began , the boy moved into the crowd and detonated explosives hidden under his shawl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Soldiers at the scene said that once Bass realized she had been spotted , she tried unsuccessfully to detonate the explosives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | The task force has been credited with developing various strategies to combat the IED threat , such as changing military tactics and equipping troops with electronic jammers that prevent insurgents from detonating the makeshift bombs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | traffickers | In the early 2000s , traffickers detonated bombs at least twice , but in both cases the targets were rival gangsters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two suicide bombers , a Somali and a Kenyan , also detonated bombs , he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Khava Barayeva , 22 , detonates a truck packed with explosives outside a Russian military facility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The bomber detonated a vest packed with explosives at the entrance to Forward Operating Base Gamberi in Laghman province at about 7:30 a. m. , according to Afghan Defense Ministry spokesman Gen. Mohammad Zahir Azimi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a suicide bomber | Later in the day a suicide bomber detonated his explosives inside the city 's hospital as Sunni Muslim parliament member Mutasher Samarrai visited . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an engineer unit | They took over from an engineer unit that had detected and detonated more than 200 roadside bombs during its year in Iraq , said Flanagan , the operations sergeant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | They took over from an engineer unit that had detected and detonated more than 200 roadside bombs during its year in Iraq , said Flanagan , the operations sergeant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He apparently accelerated into a wall and detonated his payload just before 4:30 p. m. , as many inside were getting ready to go home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the impostor | But the impostor detonated his explosives vest , lumpy beneath his blue clothing , killing Shakir and three bystanders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An insurgent hiding in a ravine used a cellphone to detonate a " daisy chain " of several bombs made from artillery shells , commanders said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He was overpowered by the wait staff before he could detonate what police later said was a large bomb hidden in the backpack he carried . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | IED triggermen | Other patrols speed up and down local highways , giving IED triggermen less time to detonate the bombs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the attackers | After police returned fire , the attackers detonated the explosives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | U. S. Army Maj. Margaret Kageleiry said the soldiers shot at the bomber , which caused him to detonate his vest prematurely . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The elections rule . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Er he used to do , we used to have a round each morning and collect all the films from the chemists and then we developed and printed them and took them back at night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And they ruled the waves after trailing by more than three seconds with only 500 metres of the 2,000 m course remaining . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | DINOSAURS | WHEN DINOSAURS RULED THE EARTH |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the dinosaur | This set is a comprehensive history of Zeppelin , the ten years when the dinosaur ruled the Earth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which teams | Because you know which teams are successful before you begin your analysis -- those that win -- you can use mathematics to identify similarities among those winning teams . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rubin | This is testament to Wall Street 's faith that Rubin has been so successful that the White House wo n't dare change his pro-market policies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Starr -gaysing . The WP carries a piece way inside with the suggestion that some of Kenneth Starr 's investigators recently asked Bob Hattoy , a gay Clinton administration official , if he had been successful hiring homosexuals in to the government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the project teams spearheading these initiatives | To be successful , the project teams spearheading these initiatives had to achieve each of the following objectives : ( 1 ) lead change , ( 2 ) create a shared need, |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | We seek the financial support of the Foundation to help us be successful in creating the atmosphere in our community where young people can grow and develop well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | I do not think we were successful in drawing a clean distinction between doings and happenings with clear mathematics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the last remaining indigenous cultures | The Huichol are one of the last remaining indigenous cultures that has been successful in retaining cultural integrity — despite efforts by the `` civilized '' world to westernize their traditional ways of living . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | The Huichol are one of the last remaining indigenous cultures that has been successful in retaining cultural integrity — despite efforts by the `` civilized '' world to westernize their traditional ways of living . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | '' Our subscription model is precisely why we have been so successful in getting ads while others have failed miserably , '' he wrote in a clamorous essay titled `` Wrong ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Comptroller General | If the Comptroller General is successful in this action , the court will issue an order directing the agency head to produce the record . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | tigers which are parasite resistant and therefore healthier | This can happen if tigers which are parasite resistant and therefore healthier are more likely to be successful in establishing territories . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a carrier | Access time '' is the time it takes a carrier to deviate from the route in order to make a delivery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Benny and Mortimer immediately launched themselves from the bushes , the rest of the Marines following , firing at any worshipper who had a weapon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | rebels | Essam Gheriani said rebels staffing checkpoints had been instructed to keep unarmed youths from reaching the front . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a force consisting mainly of U. S. Marines | The U. S. deaths occurred in Farah province , bordering Iran , where a force consisting mainly of U. S. Marines staffs a string of small forward operating bases set deep in the desert . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | soldiers | As he spoke , soldiers staffed two distribution points for free fuel to residents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Security forces cordoned off the area and used tear gas to disperse the crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | Before dawn Saturday , police cordoned off the building being used by the militants and ordered them to surrender their weapons and leave . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Iraqi police and soldiers cordoned off the area , allowing pedestrians to enter Haifa Street only after a careful search . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | In chaotic scenes that conjured unpleasant memories of a time when bombings were a near-weekly occurrence , police cordoned off the blood-stained pavement around the bus stop as blue-gloved investigators picked through glass and debris searching for evidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | authorities | After the shooting , authorities cordoned off the area and ordered devotees out of the temple before deciding to storm the complex . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police cordoned off the downtown area and established roadblocks that brought traffic elsewhere to a standstill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | U. S. soldiers and Iraqi security forces cordoned off the area and attempted to secure it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Security forces cordoned off the neighborhood , and several people were killed , witnesses said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | its troops | NATO 's International Security Assistance Force condemned the attack and said its troops had cordoned off the area and provided aid to the injured , airlifting some to its nearby base for treatment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | U. S. and Iraqi forces had cordoned off the city by Saturday , residents and Iraqi officials said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police quickly cordoned off the area to safeguard people against other possible explosive devices and to protect evidence , a break with the past , when suspected crime scenes were sometimes overrun by pedestrians and journalists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Western forces | However , witnesses said Western forces were seen helping cordon off the scene , and a NATO helicopter circled overhead . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Taliban fighters | Abbas said that investigating reports of militants being killed in drone strikes is difficult because Taliban fighters usually cordon off the area immediately and remove the remains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Security forces cordoned off the district amid the din of gunfire and explosions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Allied troops and Afghan soldiers cordoned off the scene of the crash , which scattered smoking wreckage within sight of the main Kabul -Kandahar highway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the rampant banditry and intimidation | The province is where Iraq 's heavily Shiite Muslim south meets the largely Sunni Muslim satellite towns of Baghdad , and the rampant banditry and intimidation have in effect cordoned off the capital along its southern perimeter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Police cordoned off the downtown area and established roadblocks that brought traffic elsewhere to a standstill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The government is exaggerating the radical threat to justify the blockade it imposes on Islam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Georgian forces | The Chechens and Arabs fled into the hills in the month before Georgian forces blockaded the village Sept. 18 , running a house-to-house sweep for rebels . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The embattled regime 's forces have been unable to blockade the city by sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Scores more protesters were wounded as they attempted to blockade government buildings and enforce a general strike . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | vigilantes | Elsewhere , vigilantes barricade affluent suburbs and local imams administer their own justice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | residents | The uprising gained traction during bloody spring battles in coastal Misurata , Libya 's third-largest city , where residents barricaded streets with shipping containers in ferocious urban warfare . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Several U. S. soldiers were manning a roadblock less than 100 yards away , yet were unaware of what was taking place . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a foreign hand | But the information minister suggested there was a foreign hand behind it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | militants fleeing South Waziristan to their new havens far closer to Peshawar | Authorities believe militants fleeing South Waziristan to their new havens far closer to Peshawar are probably behind many of the attacks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | Abbas and his aides said they would hunt and arrest those behind Tuesday night 's bombing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | one or more insurgent groups | " Our initial assessment is that one or more insurgent groups are behind the attack , " said Maj. Derrick Cheng , a spokesman for U. S. forces in northern Iraq . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lebanon-based Hezbollah | Other observers speculated that Lebanon-based Hezbollah was behind the bombing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the hand of neighboring Pakistan | And behind it all , more are seeing the hand of neighboring Pakistan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Punjabi extremists were also believed to be behind near-simultaneous attacks on three police buildings in Lahore that killed 14 people on Oct. 15. |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Taliban | Richard Holbrooke , the U. S. special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan , said the Taliban behind the attack were part of a set of extremist groups operating in the border areas between Afghanistan and Pakistan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | foreign fingers | Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said " foreign fingers " were behind the attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | Tueni 's assassination strengthened calls for two long-standing demands of anti-Syria lawmakers : the ouster of Lebanese President Emile Lahoud and the establishment of an international tribunal to try those behind the killings in Lebanon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the insurgent group Al Qaeda in Iraq | The top U. S. commander in Iraq , Army Gen. Ray Odierno , said he was convinced that the insurgent group Al Qaeda in Iraq was behind the latest attacks , perhaps acting in coordination with some Baathists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Al Qaeda group | Egypt has 'conclusive ' evidence that Al Qaeda group was behind church bombing |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | unnamed foreign elements | Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak accused unnamed foreign elements of being behind the attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Al Qaeda | While many described it as another in a series of episodes of sectarian violence , Alexandria 's governor said Al Qaeda could be behind the bombing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Muslim extremists | Some interpreted the statement to mean it was unclear whether Muslim extremists were behind the attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he U. S. | " Everyone hoped that would be the case here , and no one could say that the U. S. was behind it , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | Pursuing too few of those responsible for the killings and atrocities fails to address the culture of impunity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Pakistani Taliban faction | Twice over the last six months , CIA Predator drones have been used to kill the leaders of the Pakistani Taliban faction responsible for attacks in Pakistan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | It is unlikely that any of those responsible for the bombing or the decision to move Chesney will be found or punished . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Taliban group , thought to be led by Mullah Abdul Qayyum Zakir , is also believed to be responsible for a suicide bombing Friday in a public bathhouse in Spin Buldak . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the militants who died Monday--three of whom were teen-agers-- | The ministry said the militants who died Monday--three of whom were teen-agers--were responsible for the shooting of two policemen and an attack on a train last month in which two Egyptians and two foreigners were hurt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Jamal | Believed to be in his 30s , Jamal is thought to be responsible for numerous kidnappings and slayings of pro-government tribal elders and informants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Taliban cell leader | Afghan and NATO forces were still searching Kandahar province 's Dand district for a Taliban cell leader responsible for IED attacks on Afghan army and NATO patrols as well as the assassinations of local government employees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the same groups | The Afghan Foreign Ministry said the attack " was planned and implemented from outside Afghan borders " by the same groups responsible for the July 2008 suicide bombing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a clever , ruthless opponent | Pakistani military and government leaders had regarded Mahsud as Public Enemy No. 1 , a clever , ruthless opponent responsible for engineering suicide bomb attacks and ambushes that killed more than 1,200 people in recent years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hirsch is believed responsible for the April 7 blast that sent a 300-pound metal pipe encased in concrete crashing through the roof of a home next to the Santa Monica Chabad House on 17th Street near Broadway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is believed to be responsible for the recent killings of two foreign workers building the Kandahar -to-Kabul highway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Maliki | Supporters say Maliki should n't be held responsible for abuses by people within the ranks of the security forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | But beyond the declaration that the goal was to kill or capture those responsible for the contractors ' deaths , there was no clear definition of the endgame . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Foreign fighters were in the minority but were believed to be responsible for many of the suicide bombings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | Israel pledged at the time that those responsible for the desecration of the troops ' bodies would be hunted down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a Taliban leader | Monday 's NATO statement was the first detailed public accounting of the incident , describing an operation that " began as a security search for a Taliban leader responsible for insurgent operations in the nearby Tangi Valley . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They may number only a few hundred , European anti-terrorist officials estimate , but are thought responsible for many of the worst attacks in the last year , including suicide bombings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all those | " We have apprehended all those responsible for the planning and execution of these cowardly attacks , " said the head of military intelligence , James Mugira , according to the news agencies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an Egyptian man , named Abu Farida Masri | The recording identifies an Egyptian man , named Abu Farida Masri , as being responsible for the Aug. 19 , 2003 , truck bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Hamas government | Israel holds the Hamas government responsible for the soldier 's abduction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Female suicide bombers have been responsible for at least a dozen fatal bombings directed at Russian targets since 2000 , killing more than 200 people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | The question remained of who was responsible for the attack in Shula . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | NATO | " NATO will be held responsible morally and legally for the deaths " occurring that night , he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Women have been responsible for some of this year 's deadliest attacks , including a pair of market bombings in February in Baghdad that killed more than 90 people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the alliance | Reporting from Tripoli , Libya � NATO officials admitted Sunday that the alliance was probably responsible for an airstrike in a densely populated Tripoli neighborhood that Libyan authorities said killed nine people and injured 18. |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Juarez Cartel | A message left at the scene claimed the Juarez Cartel was responsible for the blast , and it threatened further attacks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | special operations forces | In the past , critics have charged that special operations forces were responsible for a preponderance of the civilian deaths caused by Western forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The group was responsible for the double suicide bombing of Bali nightclubs that killed 202 people last year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those officials | " There was some abuse of authority , and those officials responsible are being punished . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The idea that soldiers could pose as rebels and attack civilians might seem implausible in other countries , but the Indonesian army 's track record prompted immediate speculation that it was responsible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Afghan soldiers and police were responsible for 12 % of the civilian deaths , while the source of the remaining 4 % could not be determined . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police and security forces attached to the Interior Ministry | He added that police and security forces attached to the Interior Ministry are responsible for most abuses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kadyrov 's own security forces | Human rights workers say Kadyrov 's own security forces are responsible for abductions , torture , executions and other abuses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | It was not immediately clear who was responsible for the attacks , but speculation swirled around both Islamic militant groups and domestic right-wing extremists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the insurgent cell | But days after the beheading of an American contractor , Muslah came up with a big one -- the names and locations of the members of the insurgent cell responsible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | But Norwegian authorities said they were not jumping to conclusions about who was responsible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Moammar Kadafi | One spokesman told the Al Jazeera satellite network that , if the report is true , Moammar Kadafi was responsible for the deaths through his actions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the insurgency | Between October and March , the insurgency was responsible for 157 civilian deaths while NATO and Afghan security forces were responsible for 68 , according to the report . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | foreigners , not Afghans | On Thursday , Karzai told election officials in a rambling speech that foreigners , not Afghans , bore responsibility for massive fraud in the August presidential balloting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The government also bears enormous responsibility for the recent developments in the region , said Shireen Mazari , a defense analyst . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Leading militant groups denied responsibility and Palestinian officials immediately condemned the attack , the first of its kind in nearly four months , calling it a strike against " the interests of the Palestinian people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the insurgency | A Taliban spokesman told the Associated Press that the insurgency denied responsibility for the attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rebel organization denied responsibility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taliban officials denied responsibility for the attacks , despite warnings Saturday that they were beginning their spring offensive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taliban officials denied responsibility for the latest violence , despite warnings Saturday that they planned to launch attacks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the U. S. -based group | But the U. S. -based group quickly disavowed responsibility for the attack on its official website , Tondar . org . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | no group | But no group took immediate responsibility for the blast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taliban militants took responsibility for both attacks , claiming they killed scores of police and security forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Bin Laden takes responsibility for Christmas Day bombing attempt |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad took responsibility for the blast , which occurred on the second-to-last day of the weeklong Passover holiday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No one took immediate responsibility for the attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No one took responsibility for the blast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Taliban took responsibility for both bombings , and boasted that the one in Kabul had killed 14 people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gamaa al Islamiya , or the Islamic Group , claimed responsibility for last week 's attack , saying it meant to kill Israeli tourists to avenge the Israeli bombing of Lebanon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Pakistani Taliban , which is made up of Sunni Muslims , claimed responsibility for both attacks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Followers of Jordanian-born militant Abu Musab Zarqawi | The Polish woman 's abduction unfolded as Japanese officials were trying to win the release of tourist Shosei Koda , 24. Followers of Jordanian-born militant Abu Musab Zarqawi have claimed responsibility for kidnapping Koda . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack , which was being described as a suicide bombing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Zarqawi 's group has claimed responsibility for numerous deadly attacks across Iraq , including the beheadings of U. S. businessman Nicholas Berg , South Korean interpreter Kim Sun Il and Bulgarian truck driver Georgi Lazov . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Taliban claimed responsibility , declaring that the attack had been aimed at foreigners , in particular the head of a Western security firm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a small monarchist group , the Iranian Royalist Society | Shortly after the slaying was disclosed , the Fars news agency said that a small monarchist group , the Iranian Royalist Society , had claimed responsibility on an obscure website , Takavaran-Tondar . tk . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Two Palestinian militant groups , Hamas and the Fatah Hawks , claimed responsibility for the highly coordinated assault on the outpost , only a few yards from the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Taliban claimed responsibility for both of Thursday 's strikes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Taliban claimed responsibility for the killing , but the movement nearly always asserts it had a hand in any high-profile attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Pakistani Taliban , through its spokesman , Azam Tariq , claimed responsibility for the attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | An Iraqi Shiite group that calls itself Hezbollah , a name it shares with the Lebanese militant organization , later claimed responsibility for the incident , in which there were no Iraqi casualties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack , the Associated Press reported . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Taliban | Western military officials say the Taliban sometimes claims responsibility for attacks carried out by factions , including the Haqqani network and Hezb-i-Islami , led by warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Taliban | Although the Taliban frequently claims responsibility for the attacks , fueling a myth of invincibility , the vast majority of cases involve stress or cultural differences , Mallory said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The movement has admitted responsibility for hundreds of attacks , including a car-bomb explosion that killed 19 civilians in 1983 and a bombing that killed five civilians near Durban last December . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | NATO | Also this week , NATO acknowledged responsibility for the February deaths of five civilians in Paktia province , including a teenage girl and two pregnant women . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | No one has claimed responsibility for the bloodshed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Islamic Jihad also claimed responsibility for the shooting death earlier Wednesday of an Israeli soldier in a battle near the southern Gaza city of Khan Yunis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack in a message posted early today on its Pashto-language website . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Taliban claimed responsibility for the unusual nighttime strike on the hotel , which has a large foreign clientele and is frequently a venue for official conferences and events . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Taliban | The bombing represents a propaganda coup for the Taliban , which claimed responsibility in text messages to news organizations , saying it had packed a four-wheel-drive vehicle with at least 700 pounds of explosives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The bombing represents a propaganda coup for the Taliban , which claimed responsibility in text messages to news organizations , saying it had packed a four-wheel-drive vehicle with at least 700 pounds of explosives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade did not issue a formal claim of responsibility , although a local commander in Gaza told reporters that the woman was affiliated with the group . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A Taliban spokesman claimed responsibility for the blast . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Taliban movement | But the Taliban movement -- which claimed responsibility for Friday 's strike -- has made it clear that international aid organizations are not immune from being targeted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | But the Taliban movement -- which claimed responsibility for Friday 's strike -- has made it clear that international aid organizations are not immune from being targeted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A previously unknown group calling itself " Strugglers for the Unity and Freedom of the Levant " faxed a claim of responsibility for Tueni 's death to Reuters on Monday afternoon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shabab , a rebel group that controls much of Somalia , has claimed responsibility for the bomb attacks at a rugby club and an Ethiopian restaurant in the Ugandan capital last month , killing 76 people . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A spokesman for Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the attack , the most serious by the group , which is based in Nigeria 's Muslim majority north and that some believe is forging links to Al Qaeda . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Both the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a left-wing faction of the Palestine Liberation Organization , and Hamas , a militant Islamic group , claimed responsibility for the bombing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Taliban claimed responsibility and said the American Embassy was the primary target . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | militant groups | In the past , militant groups have been quick to take responsibility for bombings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taliban officials claimed responsibility for the crash , saying insurgents had shot down the helicopter and killed the crew , who they said was French . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Taliban | Two policemen and a civilian were killed in the attack , for which the Taliban claimed responsibility . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Taliban claimed responsibility in what it said was the latest attack by an insurgent infiltrator . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | oh yeah oh yeah our uh-huh but we 're um we just got married like like December so we 're going to wait a year and then we will try |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I always use two simple words when people tell me that one company -- whether it is AOL or Microsoft or Disney -- is in charge of all our destinies : Babylon was . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Daniel Dennett , in his fine book Darwin 's Dangerous Idea , advances a hierarchy of forms of `` knowing , '' if I may use that term , that have arisen in evolution by Darwinian means . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the United States | The State Department proposed delivering an ultimatum to the Taliban : produce Bin Ladin and his deputies and shut down al Qaeda camps within 24 to 48 hours , or the United States will use all necessary means to destroy the terrorist infrastructure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the first | From the poet Sappho , who in the sixth century BC was the first to use the lyric to write subjectively and explore the range of female experience , to the Chinese polymath Pan Chao ( Ban Zhao ) , who flourished around AD 100 as historian , poet , astronomer , mathematician and educationalist , the range is startling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all | It is important , too , to note that writing systems are irrelevant : for instance , Polish is written ( today ) using the Roman alphabet , but Russian , a related Slavic language , uses the Cyrillic ; Yiddish , a Germanic language , is written in Hebrew characters ; Latin , Greek , and Sanskrit , which resemble one another rather closely in some respects , all use different alphabets ; and early examples , utterly unrecognizable to untrained readers of modern languages , were written in cuneiform , quite suitable for writing on soft clay tablets with a pointed stylus , and hieroglyphics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russian , a related Slavic language | It is important , too , to note that writing systems are irrelevant : for instance , Polish is written ( today ) using the Roman alphabet , but Russian , a related Slavic language , uses the Cyrillic ; Yiddish , a Germanic language , is written in Hebrew characters ; Latin , Greek , and Sanskrit , which resemble one another rather closely in some respects , all use different alphabets ; and early examples , utterly unrecognizable to untrained readers of modern languages , were written in cuneiform , quite suitable for writing on soft clay tablets with a pointed stylus , and hieroglyphics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | All in all , for a relatively primitive system , it is not too bad ; but you would have to be in love with your computer to use it in preference to a far more complete books of synonyms available ( especially The Synonym Finder , Rodale in the U.S. and Canada , Longman elsewhere , which offers more than 800,000 synonyms , more than three times the number listed in any other synonym book ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | A sense of humor about a subject is born of a feeling of security about it , but security is the one characteristic often lacking among those who would use Current American Usage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | those | A sense of humor about a subject is born of a feeling of security about it , but security is the one characteristic often lacking among those who would use Current American Usage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The importance of dialect is emphasized regularly in the press , where we read about people being killed , as in parts of India , because they use the wrong shibboleths . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Judge Starr | In hindsight , probably , we should have suspected that Judge Starr would not use the phrase `` fiery loins . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | anyone | Memo to the White House : It 's been Chatterbox 's understanding that you come down pretty hard on anyone who tries to use the president 's image in a commercial pitch -- even if it 's a joke ( as , arguably , everything in Weekly World News is intended to be ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Memo to the White House : It 's been Chatterbox 's understanding that you come down pretty hard on anyone who tries to use the president 's image in a commercial pitch -- even if it 's a joke ( as , arguably , everything in Weekly World News is intended to be ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | that | MAR means that the probability of missing depends only on observed variables [ 3 ] . Four strategies for examining the bias or sensitivity of results when MAR does not hold are to ( i ) fit all saturated MAR and non-MAR missing-data models [ 4 5 ] , ( ii ) add a parameter to various MAR models to make them non-MAR and test if the fit is significantly improved [ 6 7 ] , ( iii ) impute the missing data in one arm using the observed proportion of events in the other arm [ 8 9 ] , ( iv ) estimate results under a non-MAR missing-data mechanism with key parameters specified by the investigator [ 1 10 ] - [ 13 ] . We propose a variation of method ( iv ) for randomized trials with binary outcome that explicitly uses the randomization distribution to reduce user input . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a variation of method ( iv ) for randomized trials with binary outcome | MAR means that the probability of missing depends only on observed variables [ 3 ] . Four strategies for examining the bias or sensitivity of results when MAR does not hold are to ( i ) fit all saturated MAR and non-MAR missing-data models [ 4 5 ] , ( ii ) add a parameter to various MAR models to make them non-MAR and test if the fit is significantly improved [ 6 7 ] , ( iii ) impute the missing data in one arm using the observed proportion of events in the other arm [ 8 9 ] , ( iv ) estimate results under a non-MAR missing-data mechanism with key parameters specified by the investigator [ 1 10 ] - [ 13 ] . We propose a variation of method ( iv ) for randomized trials with binary outcome that explicitly uses the randomization distribution to reduce user input . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The munitions included several bunkers full of Russian 9M32M portable missiles dating as far back as 1982 , which possibly could shoot down aircraft . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | Downings of Western helicopters by hostile fire have been relatively rare in the Afghan conflict , though insurgents do occasionally manage to shoot down a chopper , including one such incident in 2005 that killed 16 Americans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a U. S. F-16 | The last time a U. S. plane shot at an Iraqi aircraft over the region was in December 1992 , when a U. S. F-16 shot down a Soviet-made MIG fighter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | During the fighting , Libyan forces said they had shot down a helicopter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Washington | Bush Administration officials have warned that Washington could use warplanes to shoot down Iraqi aircraft involved in the attacks on the south . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Rebels ' claims that they had shot down a government plane could not be confirmed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rebels in the city of Misurata , about 120 miles east of Tripoli , reportedly shot down a government plane and pushed back an effort to retake the city . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Taliban insurgents | Reporting from Kabul , Afghanistan , and Washington � Taliban insurgents shot down a U. S. Chinook helicopter early Saturday , killing 31 American troops and seven Afghans aboard , U. S. and Afghan officials said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | terrorists | Though commercial aircraft are not flying in Libya now , Bouckaert said the missiles could fall into the hands of terrorists intent on shooting down airliners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | Taliban officials claimed responsibility for the crash , saying insurgents had shot down the helicopter and killed the crew , who they said was French . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | Sixteen U. S. troops sent to rescue the SEALs died when insurgents shot down their helicopter with a rocket-propelled grenade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Farr 's father | Next to Sara 's grave in Bakersfield , Farr 's father also buried a coffin filled with stuffed animals , clothes , photographs and other mementos from friends and family . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the men | There was no evidence to suggest that the men had buried the IED , and every reason to think they had n't . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | A mortar round fell here but did n't explode , the man explains , pointing to the corner of his backyard where he buried the explosive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | At night , Marines using night-vision goggles and sniper rifles , and given shoot-to-kill orders , watch for insurgents burying the bombs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They told her how they 'd had to wrap their instruments in cloth and bury them in their yards when the Taliban took over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the insurgents | Here , the insurgents buried " daisy chains " of 155-mm shells -- six , eight or 10 of them spaced out to slaughter a whole patrol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Taliban fighters routinely target nongovernmental organizations providing humanitarian assistance in Afghanistan , accusing them of bolstering the Western war effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the bomber | Although the bomber targeted police officers doing morning exercises in front of their post , there were many passersby on their way to work and school . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the two " martyrs " | The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack , saying the two " martyrs " had targeted a convoy of intelligence officials . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a suicide bomber | In Kunar province , a suicide bomber targeted a meeting of tribal elders in the Asmaar district , police said , killing a dozen people including influential tribal elder Malik Zareen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | NATO | He said NATO targeted militants using artillery and airstrikes and regretted any civilian casualties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The pilot targeted foreign instructors and advisors , they said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a suicide bomber | On Sunday , at least 24 people died and dozens were hurt when a suicide bomber targeted a police patrol in a crowded marketplace in Oruzgan province , local officials said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | " They are clearly targeting coalition members in an effort to intimidate all allies from operating within Iraq , " Senor said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the army 's next major deployment of ground troops | Earlier this month , Prime Minister Yusaf Raza Gillani said the army 's next major deployment of ground troops may target Orakzai . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | O'Neill 's campaign seeks to target women and voters angry at incumbents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Security forces also targeted ambulances transporting the dead and injured , said one witness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Roving gangs of young Russian nationalists target people from the Caucasus and Central Asia , beating , robbing and sometimes killing them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | The army said it was targeting Palestinian militants who had fired mortar rounds into the adjacent Jewish settlement of Neve Dekalim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Afghan insurgents target Western power in Kabul attack |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Those commandos , working closely with the CIA and other intelligence agencies , have embarked on a significant increase in nighttime raids over the last year in Afghanistan , targeting Taliban leaders , bomb-makers and other key adversaries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a suicide car bomber | Ashrafi said that half an hour before the attack , his office had received information from Afghan intelligence agencies that a suicide car bomber was going to target the police headquarters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Taliban fighters | In their newly emboldened insurgency , Taliban fighters often target officials considered friendly to either the United States or the U. S. -backed government in Kabul . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | " This attack demonstrates how desperate insurgents are to prevent progress by targeting Afghanistan 's traditional leaders and elders , " said U. S. Navy Rear Adm. Harold Pittman , a NATO spokesman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kadafi 's forces have targeted wells and livestock , the spokesman said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | U. S. forces | And just why would U. S. forces target U. S. -trained and U. S. -paid police ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | death squads | The Iraqi police force is dominated by Shiite militiamen , some of whom run death squads targeting Sunnis , and it is riddled with insurgent informants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Several suicide car bombings have targeted British troops and Iraqi security forces , including two recent attempts to kill a local police chief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | U. S. forces | The firefights intensified Tuesday , with U. S. forces targeting groups as small as three and others larger than 100 in a broad , mountainous region . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the attackers | Officials say there is no evidence that the attackers were specifically targeting the Spanish intelligence team or had been alerted to their presence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also had been planning to target American ships and oil tankers with speedboats filled with explosives . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | A suicide bomber | KANDAHAR , AFGHANISTAN � A suicide bomber targeting a NATO convoy killed eight Afghan civilians Thursday and wounded about two dozen others , authorities said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sunni Muslim militant groups in Pakistan have for years targeted Shiites here , who make up 10 % to 30 % of the population . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | " I targeted places where many Americans go . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Libyan attackers | He warned Europeans that Libyan attackers would " target your homes , offices and families , which would become legitimate targets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | NATO | In recent weeks , Kadafi has had several narrow escapes in Tripoli , where NATO has targeted his command compound . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | security gunmen | Several protesters were injured in Homs as security gunmen targeted " heads and chests , " said Majd , 45 , a legal activist in the city . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Parties to the conflict | " Parties to the conflict must not deliberately attack , target or kill civilians , " said Staffan de Mistura , who heads the U. N. mission in Afghanistan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The bomber , wearing a police uniform , made his way into police headquarters to target Kandahar provincial Police Chief Khan Mohammad Mujahid , investigator Shir Shah Yousufzai said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | children | The remnants of the fedayeen make up one of the insurgent forces fighting today , and in at least three Iraqi cities , children reportedly took aim at U. S. troops during the 2003 invasion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Islamists take aim at Libya rebels ' secular leaders |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | militants | At night , light restrictions are in effect to make it harder for militants to take aim , plunging the camp into near-total darkness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Shaw , Black and Lulu all cheekily carved their own slices of the cake before they reached the matronly age of eighteen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is busily carving slices of meat from the carcass of a multi-legged Chaos Spawn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He carved the saddle of mutton savagely , as if he were rending his parishioners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kadafi 's forces | " He said the opposition was concerned that Kadafi 's forces might bomb or sabotage oil complexes in Port Brega and Ras Lanuf to keep them out of rebel hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a special force | The Werewolves were founded in September 1944 by SS chief Heinrich Himmler , who saw them as a special force that would work behind U. S. lines to sabotage equipment and kill U. S. troops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Security forces cordoned the scene and used tear gas to disperse the crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The forces used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | security forces | On Saturday , scores of people reportedly were injured when security forces used live ammunition to disperse hundreds of protesters in the coastal city of Latakia , where the political and business elite are particularly close to Assad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the army | In Salamiyah , the army entered and fired shots in the air to disperse protests , and witnesses said thousands continued to rally in the city of Baniyas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the rebels | Only since Friday have the rebels even dispersed gun trucks across the desert to escape airstrikes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Kadafi loyalists used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | They wish NATO troops would help them flush out Kadafi 's fighters and destroy the antiaircraft guns , mortars and artillery that hammer Misurata . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Atlantic Treaty Organization and Afghan troops launched an offensive last month to flush out Taliban militants from the province 's northern tip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | insurgents | After the Marines left Haditha , insurgents killed several local officials , rounded up a dozen police officers and killed them before a crowd at a soccer field . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | New anti-terrorism laws give police a freer hand to round up suspects and hold them indefinitely without trial . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | Israel has insisted that Abbas ' vow to quell the violence requires him to round up fighters , confiscate weapons and dismantle the makeshift factories where bombs and Kassam rockets are made . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police | After his arrest , police rounded up Bouyeri 's associates for allegedly plotting follow-up attacks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the opposition | Over the last several days , the opposition has begun rounding up men accused of fighting as mercenaries for Kadafi 's militias as government forces pushed toward Benghazi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a group of soldiers | Artur Gakayev , 17 , was hanging out with seven friends in the village of Gikalo when a group of soldiers drove up in a large truck and rounded up the young men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The military has rounded up dozens of officials of the Islamist group and bombarded such targets as Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh 's office and the Hamas-run Interior Ministry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Wadlow | After 17 years of mending fences , rounding up strays , nurturing fragile prairie grass and tending 220 cows and calves , Wadlow has called it quits . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The CIA has also won praise for its role in dismantling the upper ranks of Bin Laden 's Al Qaeda network and helping round up the top figures in Saddam Hussein 's regime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the embryonic Iraqi SWAT team | This is the embryonic Iraqi SWAT team in action , rousing families from their sleep and rounding up men for questioning about the deadly insurgency in towns such as Jabella , south of Baghdad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | " He tried to limit violence against the civilian population and to mend the split between society and authorities , to show that the authorities in Ingushetia are not against the society , " Cherkasov said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | volunteer guards in red berets | To keep out hordes of young Libyans starved for Internet access , volunteer guards in red berets limit access to " accredited journalists " � anyone who manages to get hold of an official rebel press badge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Since then , he has sought to limit the U. S. role . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | In a sign that he wants to limit Kurdish aspirations , Prime Minister Nouri Maliki spoke Saturday of the need for a " strong federal state " when the national constitution is revamped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the administration | Instead , the administration has limited the addition to 47,000 , which would bring the authorized Afghan force to a total of 352,000 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Russia | Starting Dec. 12 , Russia will halt inspections and verifications of its military sites by NATO countries and will no longer be obligated to limit the number of conventional weapons deployed west of the Ural Mountains . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Pentagon had been hoping to limit the initial withdrawal to 3,000 to 4,000 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | U. S. to limit Afghan troop expansion |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | police and soldiers | Interior Ministry spokesman Zemari Bashary told reporters in Kabul that clearing insurgents was proceeding slowly because police and soldiers were trying to limit property damage and civilian casualties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the U. S. and allies | At the same time , U. S. officials cautioned that the U. S. and allies intended to limit their involvement , allowing no " boots on the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | banks that recently reopened in Benghazi | To conserve currency , banks that recently reopened in Benghazi now limit customers to monthly withdrawals of 200 Libyan dinars , equivalent to $ 165 , Gheriani said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He visited the prison where Patrick Chamusso was tortured and incarcerated for 10 years , and he limited his diet so he could attain a weedy look . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Bin Laden | Meanwhile , Bin Laden disappeared in Pakistan , limiting himself to increasingly rare pronouncements until May , when Navy SEALs landed in his Abbottabad compound and killed him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Obama promised Friday that the remaining 40,000 U. S. troops would be " home for the holidays , " fulfilling a campaign promise but also acceding to the reality of a depleted treasury and overwhelming American public opinion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | " I have n't spelled that out for them , but I would be very surprised if they were surprised by what we did to fulfill that commitment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The one who volunteered had to fulfill the request or live in shame the rest of his life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The scaled-down proposal would allow President Obama to say that he has fulfilled his pledge to end U. S. involvement in the Iraq war and bring home most American troops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kadafi | Once a pariah , Kadafi fulfilled a long-anticipated coming-out on the global stage with his U. N. speech . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | His replacement , Essam Sharaf , received a warm welcome when he addressed the crowd , promising to aggressively fulfill its demands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Stunned pilgrims remained crouched in alleys and ditches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A 78-year-old fruit seller , Kareem Ameen , crouched on the ground crying and pummeling his chest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He screamed and clawed at his eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | That feeling was strange , she resisted it , she knew that it was absurd as well as amoral , but in the end she told herself that she could not command her feelings : she was no longer able to torment herself with thoughts of their wars nor to enjoy their celebrations , because she was filled with the conviction that none of it was her concern . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The young man suddenly seemed to shrink into himself , and turned a face imprinted with fear towards Montgomery . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | them | They wish NATO troops would help them flush out Kadafi 's fighters and destroy the antiaircraft guns , mortars and artillery that hammer Misurata . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | North Atlantic Treaty Organization and Afghan troops launched an offensive last month to flush out Taliban militants from the province 's northern tip . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He parked and killed the engine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We eventually kill the lights . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The rider parked the bike nose-in to the pavement and killed the engine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Returning to the living room he killed the light and the images of the previous night , drew the curtains , and threw open the windows and shutters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | s | So what , you know , let 's quit BSing with the system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She slammed her hands on the desk and papers flew in every direction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He slammed his fork on the table , leapt up and yelled , ` These fucking New York actors ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I smiled nervously and slammed him in the mouth with the metal box , trying to kick him in the groin as he sagged , but his heavy overcoat protected him well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | She closed the lid ; when the catch failed to operate , she slammed it a second time with a violence that made several of the slumberers lift their heads . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Maxim slammed the steering wheel with both hands , nearly hard enough to break it , certainly hard enough to make both palms sting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She slammed it behind her and walked away hurriedly , her heart beating madly against her ribs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | I returned it , she slammed it back , I caught it neatly , spun round and delivered a deft backward glance over my left shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Hilary | Slamming it after him , a look of disgust on her face , Hilary poured out her tea then carried the cup to the table and sat nursing it in her palms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | In desperation she slammed the stop-cock open and precious oxygen knifed outwards in an icy cloud that she aimed at the farthest point . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | It leapt in the air as it shot over the ramp , making Rachel gasp as she watched him slam the brakes on , flinging her forward to make the seatbelt dig into her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They both | `` They both pout their bottom lip and suck their thumbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Despite their contest with the Labour council , they retain their loyalty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He still retained property in Dudley , being the largest payer of poor rates there in 1649 ; apart from houses in the town , his land at Netherton Hall nearby was set down at 195¾ acres . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The party still retained something of its pre-war sleekness ; elderly gentlemen in Trumper 's haircuts , wearing cream silk shirts and Brigade or Old Etonian ties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He still retains his sense of humour , though it might not show on TV when he 's urging extra effort from his players . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | What is surprising is that even after their post-'87 conversion to the gospel of the groove , they still retain a belief in the power of the word . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Even then , among the debris with smuts all over his face , he still retained his poise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She still retained her English habit of noting each day 's weather , always expecting changes , marvelling at the hot sunny days which followed one after the other , almost with monotony . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Guardian | It was a strong probability that the Guardian still retained in their archives a numbered copy of the minutes which would have told us immediately to whom that copy had been issued and therefore the name of the informant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | When he returned to his room Coleridge was mortified to discover that ` though he still retained some vague and dim recollection of the general purport of the vision , yet , with the exception of some eight or ten scattered lines and images , all the rest had passed away like the images on the surface of a stream into which a stone has been cast … '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | But the Bank has always indicated that it would only take such a step in exceptional circumstances and continues to stress its awareness of the need to avoid actions which could be seen as capricious if it is to retain the confidence of market makers and investors in gilt-edged stock . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He knew he was dying and retained his dignity to the end ; it came on 13 March 1967 , and the cricketing world , quite simply , was devastated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Baroness | Throughout her murder trial , the Baroness -- who retained her title after her divorce from de Stempel in 1984 -- remained stoical , calm , slightly detached . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Throughout her murder trial , the Baroness -- who retained her title after her divorce from de Stempel in 1984 -- remained stoical , calm , slightly detached . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke said of Mr Major : ` I am sure he will retain the leadership for many years to come and he is in the process of emerging from the Government 's present difficulties . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I actually kept one maternity dress my mother made for me , because it was such a nice dress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They would be free to have it removed whenever they chose , but would be rewarded with additional payments ( of , say , $ 30 ) for each month in which they kept it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Interesting that you wrote the letter but kept it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | . . they should have let him keep it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | People who are under medical direction to lose weight or quit smoking may likewise be quite rightly unwilling to give in to their impulses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | There had to be some around somewhere , from before he 'd quit smoking when he 'd first started to worry about his health . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | BRONZE medallist Steve Backley has quit athletics until next year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | LINFORD Christie will quit athletics in two years ' time -- aiming to bow out as the undisputed No 1 sprinter in the world , writes David Harrison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Michael , 45 , who quit boozing because it threatened to wreck his life , has given up another ` vice '' -- being too generous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Michael , 45 , who quit boozing because it threatened to wreck his life , has given up another ` vice '' -- being too generous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Boss McDonough quits playing role |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | No such complexities for the Stereo MC 's ( can we officially quit calling them ` the underrated Stereo MC 's now then ? ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | WILD rocker Nicky Wire has quit boozing … after too many hangovers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jill quit the habit shortly before Christmas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | staff | BR has had to rely on staff working excessive overtime to carry out maintenance and repair work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The public relations boys had to work overtime again . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Officers are working huge amounts of overtime and they are not being paid for it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Apartment dwellers can crank up the Dolby Digital explosions of " Pearl Harbor " after 10 p . m . without prompting angry calls from the co-op board . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | homeowners , offices , and factories | That would shatter the all-time record of 24 , 967 megawatts set last Aug . 9 , as homeowners , offices , and factories crank up air conditioning and refrigeration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I 'm listening to Consonant right now , but I might have to crank some Stereolab in a bit ( 'cause that 's about as close as I can get to krautrock with the CDs I have at work ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You should crank Slayer 's Reign in Blood some time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The cruise ships crank up their flood lights , and the parties begin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | A cold and melancholy walk of a couple of miles brought us to a high wooden gate , which opened into a gloomy avenue of chestnuts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a white-faced , hardbreathing policeman | An instant later a white-faced , hardbreathing policeman had opened the door , the candle wavering in his trembling hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The man mopped his forehead with his handkerchief and agave a long sigh of relief . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I was sitting reading in the chair . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my | I tell you , sir , I couldn 't move a finger , nor get my breath , till it whisked away and was gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I tell you , sir , I couldn 't move a finger , nor get my breath , till it whisked away and was gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | " If I didn 't know you were a good man , Walters , I should put a black mark against you for this . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | If it were the devil himself a constable on duty should never thank God that he could not lay his hands upon him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the tenants | Apparently the tenants had brought little or nothing with them , and all the furniture down to the smallest details had been taken over with the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Holmes pointed to the wattles on the severed head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | From under the sink he drew a zinc pail which contained a quantity of blood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Then from the table he took a platter heaped with small pieces of charred bone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Holmes smiled and rubbed his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Holmes smiled and rubbed his hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | Your powers , if I may say so without offence , seem superior to your opportunities . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a man | A case of this sort gives a man a chance , and I hope that I shall take it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I should be glad to be able to say afterwards that I had solved it without your help . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | One morning he spent in town , and I learned from a casual reference that he had visited the British Museum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | He prowled about with this equipment himself , but it was a poor show of plants which he would bring back of an evening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | by | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | in hand , | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Inspector Baynes , | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the case | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This man has been seen since the crime , for he was detected and pursued by Constable Walters on the same evening , when he had the audacity to revisit Wisteria Lodge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | This man has been seen since the crime , for he was detected and pursued by Constable Walters on the same evening , when he had the audacity to revisit Wisteria Lodge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | " We will just catch him before he starts . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | That 's what I am doing . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You try yours and I will try mine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | You try yours and I will try mine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Holmes shrugged his shoulders as we walked away together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Well , as he says , we must each try our own way and see what comes of it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | There are gaps in that direction which we have still to fill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | It had been arranged , therefore , that in such a case his two subordinates were to make for some prearranged spot where they could escape investigation and be in a position afterwards to renew their attempt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | It had been arranged , therefore , that in such a case his two subordinates were to make for some prearranged spot where they could escape investigation and be in a position afterwards to renew their attempt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He is a man of fifty , strong , active , with iron-gray hair , great bunched black eyebrows , the step of a deer and the air of an emperor - a fierce , masterful man , with a red-hot spirit behind his parchment face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Henderson | Twice Henderson has lashed at folk with his dog-whip , and only his long purse and heavy compensation have kept him out of the courts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Garcia | We may take it that the letter came out of this strange household and was an invitation to Garcia to carry out some attempt which had already been planned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Garcia | We may take it that the letter came out of this strange household and was an invitation to Garcia to carry out some attempt which had already been planned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | What , then , might she be expected to do if she heard of his death ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Still , in her heart , she must retain bitterness and hatred against those who had killed him and would presumably help so far as she could to have revenge upon them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | Could we see her , then and try to use her ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | All I can do is to watch the house and leave my agent , Warner , on guard at the gates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | If the law can do nothing we must take the risk ourselves . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the law | If the law can do nothing we must take the risk ourselves . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | The old house with its atmosphere of murder , the singular and formidable inhabitants , the unknown dangers of the approach , and the fact that we were putting ourselves legally in a false position all combined to damp my ardour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | She was like one walking in her sleep , but when they tried to get her into the train she came to life and struggled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They pushed her into the carriage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the inspector | " Why , sir , you 've got me the very evidence I want , " said the inspector warmly , shaking my friend by the hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | " I was sure Henderson , as he calls himself , felt that he was suspected , and that he would lie low and make no move so long as he thought he was in any danger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | us | I knew he would be likely to clear off then and give us a chance of getting at Miss Burnet . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Holmes laid his hand upon the inspector 's shoulder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | But he was as cunning as he was cruel , and at the first whisper of coming trouble he had secretly conveyed his treasures aboard a ship which was manned by devoted adherents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The dictator , his two children , his secretary , and his wealth had all escaped them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his wealth | The dictator , his two children , his secretary , and his wealth had all escaped them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his two children , | The dictator , his two children , his secretary , and his wealth had all escaped them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his secretary , | The dictator , his two children , his secretary , and his wealth had all escaped them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | This I was able to do by securing the position of governess in his family . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I smiled on him , did my duty to his children , and bided my time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I smiled on him , did my duty to his children , and bided my time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | We zigzagged swiftly here and there over Europe to throw off the pursuers and finally returned to this house , which he had taken upon his first arrival in England . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He could do little during the day , for Murillo took every precaution and never went out save with his satellite Lucas , or Lopez as he was known in the days of his greatness . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the man | On a certain evening , which had been prearranged , I sent my friend final instructions , for the man was forever on the alert and continually changed his room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | He crept up behind me and sprang upon me just as I had finished the note . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He and his master dragged me to my room and held judgment upon me as a convicted traitress . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then and there they would have plunged their knives into me could they have seen how to escape the consequences of the deed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | Then and there they would have plunged their knives into me could they have seen how to escape the consequences of the deed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Murillo | They had gagged me , and Murillo twisted my arm round until I gave him the address . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They had gagged me , and Murillo twisted my arm round until I gave him the address . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I swear that he might have twisted it off had I understood what it would mean to Garcia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Lopez addressed the note which I had written , sealed it with his sleeve-link , and sent it by the hand of the servant , Jose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | I believe he must have waited among the gorse bushes through which the path winds and struck him down as he passed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | " All would now have been well for them had it not been for my knowledge of what they had done . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | I was confined to my room , terrorized by the most horrible threats , cruelly ill-used to break my spirit - see this stab on my shoulder and the bruises from end to end of my arms - and a gag was thrust into my mouth on the one occasion when I tried to call from the window . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | I sprang out , they tried to drag me back , and had it not been for the help of this good man , who led me to the cab , I should never had broken away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | I sprang out , they tried to drag me back , and had it not been for the help of this good man , who led me to the cab , I should never had broken away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | " Our difficulties are not over , " he remarked , shaking his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Inspector Baynes visited us at Baker Street with a printed description of the dark face of the secretary , and of the masterful features , the magnetic black eyes , and the tufted brows of his master . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | " It will not be possible for you to present in that compact form which is dear to your heart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | It is remarkable only for the fact that amid a perfect jungle of possibilities we , with our worthy collaborator , the inspector , have kept our close hold on the essentials and so been guided along the crooked and winding path . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | When his companion and he had fled to some prearranged retreat - already occupied , no doubt by a confederate - the companion had persuaded him to leave so compromising an article of furniture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | him | He waited three days longer , and then his piety or his superstition drove him to try once more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He waited three days longer , and then his piety or his superstition drove him to try once more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Holmes smiled as he turned up an entry in his note-book . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | " 'The true voodoo-worshipper attempts nothing of importance without certain sacrifices which are intended to propitiate his unclean gods . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | It is grotesque , Watson , " Holmes added , as he slowly fastened his notebook , " but , as I have had occasion to remark , there is but one step from the grotesque to the horrible . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We tore away his collar , and Holmes breathed a prayer of gratitude when we saw that there was no sign of a wound and that the rescue had been in time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Detectives launched an enquiry after the body of Michael Chatfield was found as firemen fought a blaze in a three storey house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the boys | Flames swept through the wooden building and the boys , who at first tried to fight the blaze , fled in terror as it spread . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Firefighters spent three hours tackling the blaze , which spread through the roof and into an adjoining property in Pensby Road . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He held up his candle before an extraordinary object which stood at the back of the dresser . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Burun | At last Jehan began to cry , and Burun rocked him and held him close . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She rocked him gently and he nestled close and put his thumb in his mouth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tried rocking the wheelbarrow back and forth , then jerking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | These , when I passed them , I saw to be sitting or kneeling beside cradles , rocking them , or singing , or gazing intently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Midwinter waved his baton at me . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a group of irate Peruvians | On the steps up to the plane a group of irate Peruvians waved tickets as the embattled stewardess tried to explain that there were no seats . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fans waved ` Fantastico Alberto '' banners stored from the glory days of three years ago , when he won ten times in the season , beginning here at Sestriere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Estella | ` Estella waved a blue one , and I had a red one , and Miss Havisham waved one with little gold stars on , out of the carriage window . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Quigley waved the paper over my face . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | All lined the route and waved their flags |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Senior officials of the African National Congress have been urging Mr Mandela to announce an official separation from his wife since her latest outburst in which she allegedly threatened and waved a pistol at Mrs Xoliswa Falati , her co-accused in last year 's trial for kidnap and assault . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Harry Dunstaple | On the top of this wall stood Harry Dunstaple , shouting and waving his sabre as if conducting an orchestra , shouting for the men to hasten , for the Cutcherry must be blown up before the charging enemy could reach it and disturb the train . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Anemones tend to dribble a little water from their centres if you press them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | That increases the surface tension on the top of the coffee -- or is it the specific gravity ? -- so that when you dribble the cream slowly down over the back of the spoon it stays on the top . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | This scholar dribbling tea |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Miss Easterbrook | Looks as though Miss Easterbrook spilt her tea yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Rainbow jumps , spilling coffee all over the table and herself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | My hand jerked so that I almost spilled my wine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Willie , whose stomach had been steadily growing tighter , almost spilt his tea over his shorts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Jenna jumped up , almost spilling her coffee , making a hasty grab for the delicate cup and amusing him even more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | For many of them , the classroom will be the first place where they are able to play with water and even spill it on the floor without incurring an adult 's displeasure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She located them without difficulty and poured the cold liquid without spilling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the gull | The wings close slightly and become more angular as the wind-speed increases ( E ) , when stooping for food , the gull spills air by raising its wings ( F ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | people from the other campus | So apparently , people from the other campus want to come here and schedule a meeting with three people on this campus ( including me ) who all work in different offices and have other work to do , in order to make sure our cover memos all look the same . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the trustees | For students returning Monday , the trustees have scheduled an open forum at 10 a . m . to take questions and share information , said Will Hurst , a public relations adviser newly hired by the trustees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Pat Choate , a former Reform Party vice presidential nominee and a Buchanan supporter , said he hopes to schedule a " series of debates " between Buchanan and likely rival Donald Trump . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Committee chairs also refuse to schedule confirmation hearings : Helms ( again ) derailed William Weld 's nomination as ambassador to Mexico by refusing to let Weld testify . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | State District Judge John Donovan of Houston had scheduled a July 30 hearing on Cornyn 's petition , but now the five attorneys - - all major contributors to Democrats - - are seeking a postponement until after the Nov . 5 election . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Kennedy | Other explanations : The New York Times cited hazy flying conditions , James Fallows explained the of the flight in Slate , the New York Post reported that Kennedy had been obliged to schedule the Vineyard landing by his wife , and Fortune says that Wall Street is blaming Morgan Stanley for making JFK Jr . 's sister-in-law work late . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | LSC has scheduled a meeting with its statewide grantees for February 7 - 9 , 2002 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | two NATO generals | When two NATO generals tried to schedule a meeting to tell Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to stop the assaults , Yugoslav officials said Milosevic was too busy to see them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The two sides scheduled seven meetings in July before a strike decision would be made , Bouris added . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I 've scheduled a monthly satin binge . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he and his wife , Paula | He turned 45 on Sunday and goes way back in racing , to the days when he and his wife , Paula , would schedule most of their trips to racetracks in the dead of night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Simova | For reasons unknown , Albright has rejected Simova 's attempts to set up more meetings , though Simova is her only surviving Czech relative . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I called Morris to set up an interview about his ideas and left a message . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | myself | In other news , I accidently found myself setting up a meeting that is NOT MY JOB . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | He did , and we set up a time to talk more . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | all hotels and guesthouses | Several hotels have courses on their own grounds , but all hotels and guesthouses can arrange an introduction to the club you d like to play . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I did not arrange this meeting , and it 's only tangentially related to my job . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the school nurse | I found out first from the school nurse , who arranged a confidential test . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | I found out first from the school nurse , who arranged a confidential test . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | customers | McGowan said Avis had noted that such rentals were lasting longer , suggesting that customers were arranging more meetings during their business trips , as opposed to the short rentals of a fly-in , fly-out schedule . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Brown | In the Sunday Telegraph , interviewer Helena de Bertodano said that her first meeting with Brown had been " tense " because a " PR magnate , an elderly man with a cut-glass English accent " had insisted on sitting in on their conversation but that Brown subsequently arranged a one-on-one meeting for the next day . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I did not arrange this meeting , and it 's only tangentially related to my job . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He accepted more than $ 200 , 000 in campaign contributions from S & L crook Charles Keating , and arranged a meeting for Keating with then- House Speaker Jim Wright . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Brom | The sources said Brom handled the accusation sensitively , and personally arranged a meeting between the victim and Kraft , who was on his deathbed and died shortly after . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | KSM | Through Atef , KSM arranged a meeting with Bin Ladin inTora Bora , a mountainous redoubt from the Afghan war days . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Others arrange business meetings inside the clubs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a group of men | On Monday , the Suriname News Agency reported that a group of men had commandeered a bus carrying aluminum workers 60 miles south of Paramaribo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Up to 30 armed men had commandeered a bus and were driving it towards Zanderij airport near the Surinamese capital , Paramaribo , according to Mr Haakmat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Sir John commandeered a table in the corner , greeting the ale wife as if she was a long lost sister . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | John patted at the bulging plumber 's bag he had commandeered during the afternoon from a dozing council worker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The rebels also captured the Boulogne tank factory on the outskirts of the city , killing three civilians when a tank they had commandeered collided with a bus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The Crown had long had an unquestioned right to commandeer ships from coastal towns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Suffolk | The plan was that they would meet again in Bordeaux , where Suffolk was soon to go to commandeer a freighter for his scientific booty and machine tools . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Turks | Instead , the Turks commandeered the food they needed and the civilian population starved to death . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Montgomery rapidly commandeered the library as his interview room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | my half-brother | I come home to find my half-brother has commandeered my house for his party , and now my assistant tells me to take a bath . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They then commandeered a battery operated amplifier and two loudspeakers from the local constituency association , and via the roof of one of their cars set up an excellent PA system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Rose | There were no victorias conveniently passing , and Rose was forced to commandeer a passing donkey cart , much to the amazement of its young driver , especially when a bowler-hatted Stitch leapt in after him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | In addition to the basic schedule of topics which was covered with everyone I developed special questions and rescheduled parts of interviews to fit the immediate circumstances of the person being interviewed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the school | If the school refused to reschedule the trip , would this amount to unlawful indirect discrimination , or would the school 's decision have been ` justifiable '' ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE HOUSE OF LOVE have rescheduled their one-off London date originally postponed from September and plan to give away a limited-edition single featuring a previously unreleased ten-minute track at the show . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` There 's a lot of zander throughout the canal and I think we 'll be leaving it until next season before we reschedule the match , '' he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | ` But it 's been a complicated situation ; we 've had to cancel or reschedule gigs with Cozy 's band because of Brian 's thing , and there was a further complication … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | SHONEN KNIFE have been forced to postpone their UK dates due to touring commitments in their native Japan , but have managed to reschedule one gig at London 's Clapham Grand on September 3 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Penny | We are holding a Grand Christmas Sale this year to raise funds , which Penny is organising ( see back page ) … again any offer of help is very welcome , and PLEASE come along to do your own Christmas shopping : there will be lots of goodies ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We presently organise regular collective auctions comprising of a wide variety of properties located throughout Oxfordshire and recent sales have included : |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The department organises occasional conferences , e.g. current annual conference on Medieval and Renaissance Cities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Michael Dowhie , 31 , a recent graduate of the Mesa Community College Fire Academy , helped organize a carwash fund-raiser . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a recent graduate of the Mesa Community College Fire Academy | Michael Dowhie , 31 , a recent graduate of the Mesa Community College Fire Academy , helped organize a carwash fund-raiser . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Many Americans volunteered to organize blood drives and collect funds for families who lost loved ones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | When I was a first year student at university ( rocks had cooled , but we did n't have the wheel yet ) , the drinking age in Ontario was 19 , but it was 18 in NY state , so we organized booze cruises over Alexandria Bay to get hammered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Hec organized it , and Matt and JZ did the production work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The local chapter of the Ancient Order of Hibernians organized the trip to help six Protestant and six Catholic teen-agers befriend one another . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Next , he helped organize a lecture series by experts in theology and canon law so that the laity could begin to understand how the Catholic Church works . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | her sister | So Consuela did not go to a show with her sister - her sister planned a surprise party for her |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | So we planned a very fast wedding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Which is why she suggests you enlist a straight friend of the groom to help you plan the party . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Our camp staff worked all winter long planning some great activities to keep everyone safe and active this summer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Harrison Ford ( not quite divorced from Melissa Mathison ) and Calista Flockhart | LOVE NOTES : The London Daily Mail speculates that Harrison Ford ( not quite divorced from Melissa Mathison ) and Calista Flockhart may be planning a wedding at Christmas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I am planning a wedding for my sister , Laura , in Chicago , and I would like to invite some of my fellow members to the wedding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Most visitors to the Costa del Sol do not plan daytime activities more energetic than lazing on the beach , and save their energy for nightlife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | On Monday , you plan a lavish party for Tuesday ; when Tuesday arrives , you indulge your preference for anticipation by postponing the party till Wednesday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Westminster City Council community liaison officer David Tan set up a training session last week , with a Cantonese interpreter at the Man Fu Kung restaurant in London 's Leicester Square . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | County planning and transport officers are setting up a public consultation exercise in the village to discuss proposals designed ultimately to rid Greatham of through traffic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | They spend most of their time traveling to housing camps - few workers own cars - and setting up presentations in schools and community centers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | MARK BAILEY accentuates the positive , and explains how to overcome the negatives of keeping synspilum -- a real tank-buster of a cichlid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Lawrence and colleagues | Several times Lawrence and colleagues accentuate the damaging effect of treatment on patients with cancer of the prostate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Fire crews had been attempting to contain the fire before the onset of difficult conditions today . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | fire fighters | Commissioner of the NSW Rural Fire Service said fire fighters had made a brave effort to contain the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | '' They 've worked extremely hard now for six days but probably their most herculean effort was last night , '' My Koperberg said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | They | '' They were down on the Grose River working in atrocious conditions as a last-ditch stand ... and they nearly got there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | '' They were down on the Grose River working in atrocious conditions as a last-ditch stand ... and they nearly got there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | we | '' They had several metres still to go when it became too hot and we had to evacuate them because it would have endangered them . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | his administration | In a statement , Californian governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said that `` [ his administration ] is working around the clock to ensure that our brave men and women working on the fires front lines have the resources needed to respond and beat back these fires as quickly as possible . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | state | I am confident in the state 's response as these fires continue to burn throughout California , '' he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | firefighters | Initial calls said that many animals were inside the house and firefighters quickly worked to rescue all the cats and dogs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Firefighters were working to keep the base of the crane cool , and the stability of the structure was being monitored with lasers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Firefighters were working to keep the base of the crane cool , and the stability of the structure was being monitored with lasers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Officials have lifted the evacuation order for Chino Hills as well . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | '' Those arrested are people who knew exactly what they were doing , knew they were committing crimes and went up into the hills to start fires , sometimes more than one , '' said the president of Galicia 's regional government , Emilio Perez Tourino . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Firefighters rescue nearly a dozen animals in Buffalo , New York house fire |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | firefighters | Buffalo , New York A three alarm fire at a house owned by John and Evelyn Bencinich , two of the initiators of a lawsuit filed against the Elmwood Village Hotel proposal in Buffalo , required firefighters to rescue eight cats and two dogs in Buffalo , New York today . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | firefighters | Initial calls said that many animals were inside the house and firefighters quickly worked to rescue all the cats and dogs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | patrolmen | RAC publicity chief John Hutson was red-faced yesterday after his wife called patrolmen to rescue their baby daughter from a locked car in Hutton , Avon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Nobody | ` Nobody rescues Matt Smeaton . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Now , unless she could rescue herself , she had not even a place on the outside of Mrs Browning 's life and what troubled her most was that she cared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | gallant Chris | Anyway , gallant Chris comes down and rescues my sunglasses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Vietnam-backed Hun Sen government | The coalition took over from the Vietnam-backed Hun Sen government which rescued Kampuchea after the demise of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge in 1979 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | The coalition took over from the Vietnam-backed Hun Sen government which rescued Kampuchea after the demise of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge in 1979 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Gangs of men were at work trying to rescue the contents of the burning shacks , going from one to another , putting out the fires ; or so I thought till with a shock it came to me that these were no rescuers but incendiaries , that the battle I saw them waging was not with the flames but with the rain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | ` Oh , Guy , if you only knew how I longed for you , how I dreamed that one day you would rescue me . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | But Mother Francis had fought like a tiger for that small bundle that she had rescued from the cottage , on the day she was born . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` But , '' said Mr Brownlow , pulling his chair nearer to the other man , ` by chance I was able to rescue your brother Oliver from a life of misery and -- ` |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | an officer | The wife of another leading politician asked an officer to rescue her dog from a lake . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | Now , I 'll save your life , if I can , but it must be a bargain -- you must save Long John from dying under the law . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The hippies saved us |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Paul Keywood , 13 , and his 11-year-old brother Nathan saved the little boy 's life after discovering him in freezing conditions wrapped in only a towel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | He | ( Shot of Edwina saying ) " He saved me ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Handsome man | I thought with Fred dead and her soul eaten , we 'd never have to hear " Handsome man , saved me from the monsters ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | someone | Oy , someone save me from my fascination with 8 minute dating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Navy saved us from war , rages Buchanan in angry response to the suggestion that Kofi Annan 's diplomacy ended the Iraq crisis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | God | ` ` God save us from the likes of you , you miscreant ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | And I think Angel feels not like he killed his son but that he saved him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | They had a short Wonder Twins bit where they tried to save somebody from a bear by having a gopher dig a small moat and filling it with water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Buffy | Just as Buffy saved Spike because she cares about him ( did n't see was in love with him ) and not just because he may be useful in the ongoing war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Some helicopters and airplanes , which were to drop water on the fires , continued to be delayed by strong winds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | which | Some helicopters and airplanes , which were to drop water on the fires , continued to be delayed by strong winds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The crews are doing fabulous work out there on the ground , but the bottom line is that they 're fighting for every foot , '' Dietrich said on Tuesday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our brave men and women | In a statement , Californian governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said that `` [ his administration ] is working around the clock to ensure that our brave men and women working on the fires front lines have the resources needed to respond and beat back these fires as quickly as possible . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | our brave men and women working on the fires front lines | In a statement , Californian governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said that `` [ his administration ] is working around the clock to ensure that our brave men and women working on the fires front lines have the resources needed to respond and beat back these fires as quickly as possible . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Baynes | In silence Baynes led the way to the sink and held forward his candle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Mr . Baynes | But Mr . Baynes had kept his most sinister exhibit to the last . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | We raked all these out of the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | " I must congratulate you , Inspector , on handling so distinctive and instructive a case . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | " And I 'll work it myself , Mr . Holmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | myself | " And I 'll work it myself , Mr . Holmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | it | " And I 'll work it myself , Mr . Holmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` Not if I can help it . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Folly | And now she took a better look at him , Folly could n't help noticing the strong , muscular lines of the broad back under that white shirt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | ` I could n't help feeling that … well , in your hands it might have done better . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | Fran | Yet , looking into those liquid dark eyes , Fran could n't help the sudden feeling that she was standing on the verge of something so mind-blowing that it made her afraid . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She could n't help the tinge of pink that flooded her cheeks at his expression as those blue eyes studied her with contempt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | But I could n't help feeling Clive had a point about a leak . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Holman could n't help but smile . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She could n't help wondering how the two of them looked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | " I ca n't help it if she is your sister--she 's spoilt and she causes trouble . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | you | In a world where uniformity is important , being small and having a deformity , well , you ca n't help but feel it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Wherever the High Gable folk go he will keep them in sight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | THE Dutch plan to do away with standing room at national league grounds within the next 10 years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | He also almost did away with God the father ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | The layout of a story ballet or ballet d'action was first conceived by John Weaver in 1717 when he did away with actors and/or singers to tell the story . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | I | So I think I would do away with my plum tomatoes for a start with something else . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the Roberts | At an early stage the Roberts decided to do away with the lawn which sloped towards the house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | Of course , the letters were to be polite , but he did away with all the pompous formalities reserved for potentates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | And they do away with cumbersome expense claims and time-consuming paperwork . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | they | The participant orientation finds expression in citizens ' beliefs that they can influence government at both the national and local level . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | members | Parliament is a talking shop where members seek to influence others by debate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | You can not influence people without talking to them , and that is why I saw President ( FW ) de Klerk and Mr ( Barend ) du Plessis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Samuel argued strongly and persuasively in favour of a National as opposed to a purely Conservative Government , and considerably influenced a receptive King . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the genetically handicapped | It is , of course , also possible that the genetically handicapped will be simply too few ever to influence the majority to come to their help . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | One thing 's for certain , Horton is a bollocks manager who could n't inspire fish to swim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | a bollocks manager | One thing 's for certain , Horton is a bollocks manager who could n't inspire fish to swim . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the cook | With over 180 colour photographs the cook should inspire you to really make the most of containers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Daz Sumner , who became one of the few riders to beat Berwick 's powerful Richard Knight on his own track this season , tried to inspire his colleagues but even skipper Steve Regeling struggled for points . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | she | Then she lifted the receiver while still holding out her other hand for the dog to lick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | My staff had to lift everything for me at work . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I tried to lift Joey into my arms but he wriggled onto the slack and ashes on the floor and started giggling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | She lifted the tea-cosy off the pot and pointed the spout meaningfully at him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | The one-legged beggar lifted his head from his bowl of vegetables and spiced meat and shook his head . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | I lift another heap of pages out of the file and something falls out on my knees … |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | who | Like the woman who lifts the car off her child trapped beneath it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | the woman | Like the woman who lifts the car off her child trapped beneath it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | anyone | The island of Jamaica will be near the top of the list for anyone planning an idyllic holiday getaway . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | | Approximately 140 persons , including fire-fighters from several fire departments , and personnel from the Civil Defence and the Home Guard are working to curtail the fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | former President Nelson Mandela of South Africa | JOHANNESBURG - After four days in the hospital battling a lung infection , former President Nelson Mandela of South Africa `` is responding better to treatment , '' President Jacob Zuma told Parliament in Cape Town on Wednesday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | doctors | ( NYT_ENG _20130625.0044 ) Meanwhile , in Pretoria , doctors continued to treat Mandela for a lung ailment that he contracted on Robben Island , the notorious apartheid-era prison where he spent much of his 27 years behind bars until his release in 1990 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | ( NYT_ENG _20130625.0044 ) Meanwhile , in Pretoria , doctors continued to treat Mandela for a lung ailment that he contracted on Robben Island , the notorious apartheid-era prison where he spent much of his 27 years behind bars until his release in 1990 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | he | On Sunday , he visited Mandela and pronounced that his state had deteriorated from stable to critical . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | militants from Hamas , the Brotherhood 's Palestinian offshoot | The case languished after Morsi was elected last year in the country 's first free presidential race , although local news outlets and Morsi 's opponents accused militants from Hamas , the Brotherhood 's Palestinian offshoot , of freeing their colleagues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Ext | analysts at the FBI crime lab | Meantime, analysts at the FBI crime lab try to discover what the bomb was made from . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Gen | its | In its 19 December 2003 announcement that it was eliminating all materials , equipment and programs proscribed by the international community , Libya took the unusual step of first publicly revealing its nuclear weapons program , then renouncing it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Gen | its | Pyongyang then declared the following month that it was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , ostensibly to generate electricity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Head | leaders | It seems likely that the ` beautyful ones " will only emerge when and if the second generation of authoritarian leaders are challenged by the growth of countervailing forces to that of the state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Head | state | Being unwritten , the constitution also encourages a piecemeal approach to politics ; an approach that gives little protection against a determined , authoritarian state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Head | uncle | He roared with laughter , shaking his head for all the world as if Caterina were some naughty imp and he an indulgent uncle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Head | marital family | Unmarried girls observe such vratas mainly to obtain a prosperous and loving husband , an indulgent and caring marital family , and to die before their husbands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Head | devil | I 'd have a short life if he had his way - the black-eyed , scowling , yellow devil . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | the dog | The possession of large machines by those responsible for managing rivers can sometimes lead to a situation where the tail wags the dog , and the results can be damaging to both the environment and the economy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | the surgeon | After successfully excising a branchial cyst in the right neck the surgeon was faced with a deeper non-pulsatile cyst under considerable tension , with fine nerves and blood vessels traversing its wall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | Audi | And , by zinc galvanizing all the bare metal , Audi is able to offer a 10 year guarantee against rusting , which should see you nicely into the next millennium . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | the coalition | The general election , due by Jan. 19 , 1992 , had been called on Oct. 7 , after Flemish and Walloon differences had undermined the coalition on two occasions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | US allies in the region | Conversely , the US regards Iran as a rogue state that sponsors international terrorism ( including support for terrorists targeting the United States ) and seeks to subvert US allies in the region . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | the Sunnis in the province | They regularly accuse Baghdad of trying to sabotage the Sunnis in the province . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | Obama | But it is far from clear that they would undercut Obama by refusing an administration request for funds to pay for the conflict . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | I | I tell you , sir , I couldn 't move a finger , nor get my breath , till it whisked away and was gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | | We carried her upstairs , laid her on the sofa , and a couple of cups of the strongest coffee soon cleared her brain from the mists of the drug . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | I | " And I 'll work it myself , Mr . Holmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | myself | " And I 'll work it myself , Mr . Holmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | NP | Obj | it | " And I 'll work it myself , Mr . Holmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[between] | Dep | between Tajikistan and Iran | Joint uranium production and enrichment efforts between Tajikistan and Iran are being considered ( 7198 , 7466 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[between] | Dep | | Joint uranium production and enrichment efforts between Tajikistan and Iran are being considered ( 7198 , 7466 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[between] | Dep | between Iran and the PRC | As part of this effort , agreements were reportedly concluded between Iran and the PRC during 1991, 1992 , and 1993 to provide Iran with technology , components , and complete M-9/11 missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Duke of Lauderdale | It has been in the hands of the Maitland family for more than 400 years since its creation by John Maitland , Chancellor of Scotland , and later enlargement by the Duke of Lauderdale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by member countries | The formation of the EEC in 1958 also saw substantial tariff reductions by member countries which increased competitive pressure on their industries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a trained woman detective | The victim was being coaxed by a trained woman detective at her hospital bedside in the hope that her masked attacker can be identified . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by his lance master | Eventually coaxed from his seclusion by his lance master , Dauntless confessed his doubts and disillusionment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by his elders and betters | But Cicero told one of his correspondents that he had been discouraged by his elders and betters from attending such a school : " continebar autem doctissimorum hominum auctoritate " ( Suet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Unitarian minister Mr Tarrant and a new friend , the literary critic James Ashcroft Noble | In this he was encouraged by the Unitarian minister Mr Tarrant and a new friend , the literary critic James Ashcroft Noble . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the church | They also offered a few words of comfort to those who may have been encouraged by the church to believe their lifestyles were sinful : ` We can assure lesbians and gays of heaven . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Hilda Machin | The next step forward would seem to be : that the letter had been forged by Hilda Machin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Kronweiser himself | He registered in his mind one other possibility : that the letters had been forged by Kronweiser himself , to fill out the picture of Walter Machin for his book . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by men in their families | Women 's organisations had publicised the fact that wives were often assaulted ( sometimes raped ) by their husbands , and that numerous children were severely beaten or sexually abused by men in their families . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by mentally ill railman | Wife beaten to death by mentally ill railman |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by his father | The other members of staff knew that his apparent simpleness was due to a sad childhood ; he had been brutally beaten by his father and this had resulted in his withdrawing into himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by my father | I was beaten and spanked by my father as a child , teenager and young adult , and it was the most distressing and hurtful thing I have ever been subjected to . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her husband | Mother-of-two Mrs Ahluwalia , of Crawley , Sussex , had been beaten by her husband while pregnant , hit in the face with a telephone and had her finger broken . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by prison officers | Thomas Campbell was yesterday awarded £4,000 damages by the Edinburgh Court of Session , following a three-day hearing into a claim that he was beaten and stamped upon in his cell by prison officers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by four Guatemalan police officers | It shows a street child who was beaten by four Guatemalan police officers in 1990 and later died of his injuries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by gang | Stone 's son ` was beaten by gang " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by angry mobs | Both fashions occurred in an era of desperate shortage and hardship for millions ; zoot-suited dandies were beaten by angry mobs on the streets of New York and the style was finally banned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by soldiers | Moslem opposition sources claimed on July 5 that Muhammad Ilyas , a Moslem MP representing Maungdaw , had been beaten to death by soldiers for refusing to persuade Myanman Moslems in Bangladesh to return to Myanma . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by police | Their ` martyrdom " -- in student eyes -- followed the death of a student beaten by police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her husband David | She had been bludgeoned to death with a champagne bottle by her husband David , 48 , who then killed himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an English rustic | The townsmen had secured support from the rural hinterland , and a young knight in the invading force was clubbed to the ground by an English rustic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by everybody | If we turned up an hour late for a function in England we would be hammered by everybody . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by policemen | Bruce Harris says : ` Can you imagine what would happen if a 13 year old boy was kicked to death by policemen in London ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a youth on a racing bike | An hour later a woman standing outside Central Milton Keynes railway station was kicked in the back by a youth on a racing bike . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by policemen | He was murdered ; kicked to death by policemen with size 10 boots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a sadistic owner | Brought in early last year , Max had been so badly kicked by a sadistic owner that most of his bodily organs were in the wrong places . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Ian Davies | I did not see Richard Langhorn being kicked by Ian Davies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the referee | Even when the flyweight got a below-the-belt punch he was kicked by the referee to make sure he stayed down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Doctor | Blake closed his eyes but kept being kicked by the Doctor , attempting to escape from his bonds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by my opponent | I tried to get up but my legs were pulled from under me and I was kicked by my opponent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a thug | Claire McLaren , 16 , was punched and kicked senseless by a thug after she was accused of pushing past his girlfriend . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by another soldier | A PARATROOPER who claimed he was hit by a stolen car in west Belfast has denied he was , in fact , kicked by another soldier . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a footballer. | I just got kicked in the balls by a footballer. " 'He 's a famous footballer . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a German who allegedly wanted to help Steffi Graf regain her number one world ranking | Seles was knifed in the back during a quarter-final match at the Citizen Cup in Hamburg on April 30 by a German who allegedly wanted to help Steffi Graf regain her number one world ranking . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a taxi passenger | Lesley Harrison , 29 , was knifed by a taxi passenger as she stepped between him and the driver during a row over the fare . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Brandon | Mrs Officer said a woman tried to stop it but was punched by Brandon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by muggers | Woman mugged : A 30year-old woman was punched in the face by muggers who snatched a gold chain and sovereign pendant in Park Street , Toxteth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by four people | Police say that he was kicked and punched by four people and struck about the head with a wooden object . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Grannell | PC Moss arrived on the scene and was also punched by Grannell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by his father | A SCHOOLBOY watched as his mother was stabbed to death by his father , a court was told yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her jealous husband | A MOTHER stabbed to death by her jealous husband made a secret will stating that he must never be allowed to care for their son . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an Arab employee | In West Jerusalem an Israeli bar owner was stabbed to death by an Arab employee in an apparent revenge attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Carol Barratt , 24 , who | Emma Brodie died in Frenchgate shopping centre in Doncaster after being stabbed through the heart with a carving knife by Carol Barratt , 24 , who had attacked another child in the same place weeks earlier . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a killer who | A DEAF woman with speech difficulties was stunned , sexually assaulted and stabbed repeatedly by a killer who got into the flat where she lived alone , a court was told yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her husband | When the bloodbath begins , Emilia is stabbed by her husband who is killed by Lycander who then kills Leonardo and takes a mortal wound himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by his brother-in-law | And he was stabbed by his brother-in-law , Hasan b . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a group of youths | A jogger has been stabbed by a group of youths while running through a city centre . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a gang | Eighteen people , including eight blacks shot and stabbed by a gang on a commuter train , died in separate attacks in Durban . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by bandits | A BRITISH Telecom worker has been murdered and another badly hurt by bandits in Nigeria . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by his foster father | He would be told to take down his trousers and underpants and would be whipped by his foster father , he alleged . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Government | TROOPS will be used to provide emergency cover in London from 2pm today in what the unions yesterday described as a ` political " attempt by the Government to escalate the ambulance dispute . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the anti-gamblers | Attempts by the anti-gamblers to block access to the casinos had led to the outbreak of fighting with the Warriors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Serbia 's president Slobodan Milosevic | [ See pp. 38080-81 for March 1991 crisis involving the apparent attempt by Serbia 's president Slobodan Milosevic to precipitate a takeover of federal power by the JNA . ] |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by French fishermen | ABERDEEN fish processors are to go ahead with an export drive to France this week , in spite of attempts by French fishermen to block the import of supplies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by hardline nationalists | Yugoslav prime minister Milan Panic survived an attempt by hardline nationalists to oust him yesterday and won a round in his power struggle with Serbia 's president Slobodan Milosevic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the peasants | Erm and you know er you know they were , he 's saying when the landlords deliberately stopped lending there were many attempts by the peasants to organize credit agencies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by either Salisbury or Kilmuir | There was no attempt by either Salisbury or Kilmuir to use what one might call a prefect 's influence on the opinion of those they interviewed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a right-wing nationalist | Motoshima had become a symbol of the right of free expression after he survived an assassination attempt by a right-wing nationalist in January 1990 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Vice-President | Assassination attempt on President of Adzharia by Vice-President |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by industry vendors in the US | The current Fortran 90 specifications were born out of failed attempts by industry vendors in the US to update Fortran77 to Fortran8X in the late 1980s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by surfers | The 30-year-old man , who has not been named , died despite the efforts of coastguards and ambulancemen , who tried to revive him after a failed rescue attempt by surfers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the government | The Methodist Church in Ireland was in session during an unsuccessful attempt by the government to quash the running of the referendum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Halil | A further generalization of this solution was attempted by Halil ( 1979 ) , but this has subsequently been found to be incorrect and so will not be considered here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a supernatural visitor | Eventually she drops dead and her father , Lysegus , is speared by a supernatural visitor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a Masai whose favourite bullock he insisted on requisitioning for a government destocking programme | He was speared to death six years later by a Masai whose favourite bullock he insisted on requisitioning for a government destocking programme . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Ulstermen | This happened here at Sligo : Owen Bel died in the River Garavogue , speared by Ulstermen , in AD 500 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Etruscans of Caere , traditional philhellenes | Some of the Phocaeans had been stoned to death by the Etruscans of Caere , traditional philhellenes ; some had to move to Elea in southern Italy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by unimpressed heathens | He seems to have lost the knack when he most needed it , for he was stoned to death by unimpressed heathens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the crowd | Policemen who were stoned by the crowd used live ammunition to disperse it , killing at least one person . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a hungry and unruly mob | Initial reports indicated hundreds had been killed when a military unit had been stoned by a hungry and unruly mob . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by gangs of youths | But , in a sinister turn of events , firemen were stoned by gangs of youths as they tried to deal with several out-of-control bonfires on Merseyside . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her mother | The Irish star , who as a child was battered by her mother , revealed that she went to a psychiatrist to sort out her problems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by robbers | AN 80-year-old woman who was battered by robbers in her home was making steady recovery at a Countess of Chester Hospital yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the man , who was in his 60s | The 21-year-old was battered around his head with a walking stick by the man , who was in his 60s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by two thugs | MILKMAN Alex Wallace , 45 , was blinded with ammonia and battered by two thugs -- but insisted on finishing his round . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the STB | He carried a stick to aid his ailing right leg which had been broken deliberately by the STB while he was in prison . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Doreen | ` Bush walks , " Lucy informed him briefly , rubbing the arm that had been clawed by Doreen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the man behind him | “ They 're lies … ” began Wolfe , but he was cuffed into silence by the man behind him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Somali troops | Kenya lodged a strong protest after four Kenyan policemen were killed and four injured by Somali troops at the Hare-Hare border settlement on Sept. 20 , 1989 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Violent BagSnatcher | Widow Badly Injured and Robbed " ; or ` Woman injured by Violent BagSnatcher " when she was ` thrown to the ground and bruised " in what was ` a brutal assault upon a helpless woman " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a stag | Another was fatally injured by a stag when dispensing feed to his herd of deer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by members of the Brigade | On May 17 three civilians were shot and injured by members of the Brigade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by officers who confused him with another person whom they said they were seeking to capture | Whilst driving through London , Stephen Waldorf was shot several times and severely injured by officers who confused him with another person whom they said they were seeking to capture . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by teenager | Steve White may be in from the start ; with Moncur and Ling both injured by teenager , Austin Berkley is standing by for his debut too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a US Postal Service police officer | Noseir was shot and seriously injured by a US Postal Service police officer whilst attempting to escape the scene . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by loyalist paramilitaries | A Roman Catholic taxi driver was shot and badly injured on Nov. 13 by loyalist paramilitaries apparently in retaliation for the IRA murders . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by thieves | She could make up a story , say she suffered temporary amnesia , or that she was knocked unconscious by thieves and all her money was gone , but she doubted she could make it sound believable . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by one of the youths | The 33-year-old doctor was knocked unconscious by one of the youths as he passed an empty house in Coulby Manor Farm , Coulby Newham . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by you | I was absolutely knocked breathless by you , Rachel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Banks | How often have we heard the Association lashed by the Banks for our alleged failure to accept Independent Third Party decisions ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a lion | The case of the mentally ill young man who climbed into an enclosure at London Zoo on 31 December and was mauled by a lion is the most recent example . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a killer shark | For example , there was the Australian edition of the racy Sunday Sport which claimed that Kylie had been mauled by a killer shark while skin diving on the Great Barrier Reef . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a terrier | The decision was made after councillors watched a video of a fox being mauled by a terrier that had been sent into a flooded drain to catch it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by their own subject | Finally , two officers were mauled by their own subject . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by angry demonstrators | When Vice-President Nixon toured the area in 1958 he was pelted with rotten eggs and jostled by angry demonstrators . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by left-wingers | In Dortmund a 56-year-old man , apparently an even more extreme right-winger , was in a critical condition after being kicked and pelted with bottles by left-wingers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by children | It 's not a pleasant experience for anyone to be pelted with stones by children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a Nanny whose starched apron crackled across her bosom like approaching thunder | They 've never known the delights of being shut in a cupboard and smacked with a hairbrush by a Nanny whose starched apron crackled across her bosom like approaching thunder . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the officer | The MP vigorously denied assault and said he had been struck by the officer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a Runefang | Undead struck and wounded by a Runefang suffer two wounds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Scenes of Crime Officer | The items are then bagged by the Scenes of Crime Officer , and a date is agreed with the Police for a statement to be taken . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Rothschild Family | The boys were evacuated by the Rothschild Family and billeted in Britain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Oak | NATURE 'S HEAT bottled by Oak |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Government | Alan Bond 's last project was shelved by the Government five years ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the kitchenmaids | Now the turbots reposed in their fish kettles , salmon fastened unseeing eyes upon their chef , boiled ýevisses waited pink and fat , ready to be peeled by the kitchenmaids , the crawfish were ready for Auguste 's preparation of the dish of dishes , crawfish ýRP la provenle , the recipe with which the Ma2e Escoffier had made his name in 1869 at the Favre in Nice . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by muggers | A man who had superglue squirted in his face by muggers may have lost the sight of one eye . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the youth | While a police constable was in the living room , the car parked outside was being daubed by the youth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Jimmy Marshall | Another try at the corner of Sassenach was made by Jimmy Marshall in 1953 , again from the Centurion groove . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the state of Oregon in the United States | A bold experiment to use outcome data to determine priorities for state funding of health care has been tried by the state of Oregon in the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by one of the enemy | He was grabbed by one of the enemy as he looked out to see what was happening , and then one of his men threw a grenade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by two police officers | Bemused by what was happening he moved to go to the bathroom , and was immediately grabbed by two police officers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a man who then tried to drag him into a waiting car | A paper boy on his morning round was grabbed by a man who then tried to drag him into a waiting car . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a robber | Just after 11pm on Sunday Barry , 21 , was grabbed by a robber outside his house in Harris Street , Darlington , as he returned from work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the swirling water | Turn the knob clockwise , and wow ! ! your foot is gently kneaded by the swirling water . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the weeping wife | The boy 's hand is squeezed by the weeping wife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by ODIN | Loki was caught and punished by ODIN several times , once being imprisoned beneath the earth 's surface where he shook so violently that the world trembled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by his father | James is actually punished by his father for sitting quietly watching television . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Joseph and that wicked Hindley | I would rather be here at Wuthering Heights with her , even if I 'm punished by Joseph and that wicked Hindley , than at Thrushcross Grange with those two fools ! " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Newcastle | Kelly will be banned for either one or two Anglo-Italian matches , but there will be no disciplinary measures by Newcastle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by parents or child-minders | During the course of their upbringing , boys are disciplined by parents or child-minders when they play with their penis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by chief officers | Sergeant Long will now be disciplined by chief officers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Howard Kendall | Cottee was disciplined yesterday by Howard Kendall following his outburst against both manager and team-mates , reported in Saturday 's Daily Post . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by his father | For what son is not disciplined by his father ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the weather and by the animals and machines that harvest the crops it bears | This perfect plant habitat will further be strong enough to withstand the physical punishment inflicted by the weather and by the animals and machines that harvest the crops it bears . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the state | A general point is that punishment is inflicted by the state for breaches of the law . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Roman soldiers | When Jesus was scourged by the Roman soldiers he bled like a man . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the manufacturer | Some diets are coated by the manufacturer to prevent the pellets sticking together during autoclaving . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her husband | Mrs. Morgan testified that she had been dragged by her husband from the bedroom which she shared with her small son . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by old horses | Children , boys and girls , were loading small carts to be dragged along by old horses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a leopard | In fact , her mate Klono had been killed and dragged off by a leopard one night when her son Krono was about a year old . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Sun | The specks of dust consisting of heavier particles flung off by the Sun aggregate into larger lumps ( a process which can be duplicated in a laboratory ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by guards and fellow-prisoners | George got no further , being hauled down by guards and fellow-prisoners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the impact | Simon Lilley was hurled more than seventy feet by the impact and later died in hospital . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a huge invisible hand | The Doctor pounded along the tunnel as hard as he dared , when he was suddenly pitched to the ground by a huge invisible hand . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Lord Aberdeen 's coalition of Peelites , Whigs and Liberals | He said it correctly suspecting that the Conservatives were about to be pitched back into opposition by Lord Aberdeen 's coalition of Peelites , Whigs and Liberals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Phnom Penh | Just days after a truce was agreed , Khmer Rouge guerrillas planted explosives on roads in Kompong Thom province to halt reinforcements being pushed north by Phnom Penh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the others | A small beetle had been pushed forward by the others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the lymph nodes | Until recently no one seems to have considered that in addition to filtering lymph , the fluid may also be pushed along by the lymph nodes -- despite these structures being the most prominent features of the system . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by tennis | ` Croquet was pushed out by tennis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Catholic youngsters who had gathered at Shipquay Street | Several smoke bombs were thrown by Catholic youngsters who had gathered at Shipquay Street , stones were thrown and a policeman was knocked unconscious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a man | A big rock was thrown by a man at the front of Mr Deane 's Mercedes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the force | He was thrown backwards by the force . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Bernard | He knocked on the door and it was thrown open by Bernard , oozing bonhomie from a silk dressing-gown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the loyalists | As it was , marchers approaching John Street had to dodge a fusillade of missiles thrown by the loyalists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by others | I continuously pick up litter thrown down by others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the sheer momentum of the crowd | At length he reached his hotel and was thrust through the front doors by the sheer momentum of the crowd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the angry wind | And another at the 15th , a hole where so many second shots were being tossed by the angry wind over the clifftop . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the gravitational pull of the moon | The waters of the world 's oceans are tugged outwards by the gravitational pull of the moon : a hill of water forms in the middle of the ocean when the moon is appropriately positioned above it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Elinor | At the end of the second hymn -- Ye -- Holy -- Angels -- Bright -- Who-o-o-o wait at God 's right hand ! -- Henry found himself being tugged forward by Elinor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the ciliary mechanism | The oesophagus also receives mucus cleared from the lungs by the ciliary mechanism or by coughing which is also swallowed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the state | According to the law , neglected land could be confiscated by the state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Gemäldegalerie who kept it for six months , attempting to resolve the situation themselves | The dealer was taken away for questioning , and the painting was confiscated by the Gemäldegalerie who kept it for six months , attempting to resolve the situation themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Paulus | Large well-run estates confiscated by Paulus could well have passed into imperial hands and continued to be managed for profit , but it depends on whether the Emperor needed capital more than income . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by their former East German owners | A Berlin research institute is developing a scheme by which micro-organisms will feed on abandoned Trabant cars , large numbers of which have been discarded by their former East German owners in favour of more modern Western models . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Argentinian troops | British troops in the Falklands found much hardware discarded by Argentinian troops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Romans | It was to be five emperors , ten governors , and about 40 years on before the hill-top occupants of Eildon Hill North were rudely dislodged by the Romans and Newstead fort established . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by hydraulic action | Any debris dislodged from them by hydraulic action sinks to the depths and can not be used by the waves to attack the cliffs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by agents such as caffeine | As yet there is no information on whether stores regulated by RYRs can induce capacitative entry if their calcium is drained by agents such as caffeine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by police | Inside , about 12 demonstrators , believed to be National Front members , were ejected by police after attempting to disrupt the meeting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the host | It would seem that egg mimicry in cuckoos has evolved to its present level of sophistication because poorly matching eggs are ejected by the host . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by advances in technology | Other writers , more pessimistically , have argued that as one household task is reduced or eliminated by advances in technology , then others are added to the list and standards are raised . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by aircraft carriers | He 's asked John Major to order a massive Dunkirk-style evacuation of refugees by aircraft carriers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Seller | The horror of the Strathnaver clearances was eventually exposed by Donald Macleod , who as a young boy had been evicted by Seller from the village of Rossal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the police | The travellers had vowed to stay put , despite a warning they 'd be forcibly evicted by the police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by general practitioners | Thus the lesions that dermatologists see -- the authors ' control lesions -- are perhaps different from those excised by general practitioners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by that movement of Asian tribes which rolled peoples westwards for a thousand years | By the ninth century the Magyars had settled around the river Dnepr , north of the Crimean Peninsula , having been expelled outwards by that movement of Asian tribes which rolled peoples westwards for a thousand years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Red Army detachments | Simultaneously , Turkish forces seized the port of Batum , but were subsequently expelled by Red Army detachments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the other partners | Equally , a partner can not be expelled by the other partners unless there is an express agreement to this effect in the partnership contract . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by American authorities | His expulsion by American authorities contrasted strikingly with the reception he received from Rap Brown , Stokely Carmichael , Elijah Muhammad and other black leaders ( Edwards , 1970 , p. 107 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Iraq | Expulsion by Iraq of Iranian dissidents |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the water of the eyes | The Sufis say that the stains of the soul will be expunged only by the water of the eyes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the gospel writers | The expulsion of the money-lenders from the Jerusalem Temple and the overturning of their tables was not expunged by the gospel writers as an unworthy , improper or inappropriate response from Jesus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by scientists | The monsters are cloned from genetic material extracted by scientists from insects trapped millions of years ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the raucous Khrushchev | Stalin died in March 1953 and was succeeded by the moderate Malenkov , who was to be ousted by the raucous Khrushchev in February 1955 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by crazed fanatics | Unfortunately , today 's reasonable government may well be ousted by crazed fanatics -- 50 years ago in Germany , for example . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an aid organisation | Bogdan Ursu was plucked from a grim Romanian orphanage by an aid organisation and brought to Middlesbrough . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by George Villiers , first Duke of Buckingham [ q.v. ] | He succeeded his father as a JP for Cheshire in 1619 and served on the bench until his removal , as part of a purge by George Villiers , first Duke of Buckingham [ q.v. ] , on 26 October 1626 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the waters of the flood | The sin of the world was purged by the waters of the flood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by separation or divorce | I have deliberately kept consideration of the death or prolonged absence(s) of a parent apart from that of parental removal by separation or divorce , since one would not wish to confound the two in their consideration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the mother | It was conceded that their removal by the mother was wrongful within the terms of article 3 and accordingly the court had to consider the terms of article 12 which provides : |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her | The father says that the removal by her of the child on 3 July was wrongful and , accordingly , that the Convention applies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an exiting employee | Existing employers and partners can also have a lot to say on this point and do not take kindly to large chunks of their work being removed by an exiting employee . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the aliens | Tell me Mojo , when your kid got snatched by the aliens , was he wearing any brand-name designer-label clothing ? " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a woman without heart or conscience , a woman driven by greed | It was snatched from her by a woman without heart or conscience , a woman driven by greed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the youth | Magistrates used the in loco parentis provision of the Criminal Justice Act to impel the authority to compensate the 78-year-old woman who had her bag snatched by the youth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the company 's managing director | This was asset-stripping on a grand scale , only the assets were stripped by the company 's managing director and then thrown away . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by somebody else | What is the point of only taking what you need and looking after your resources for the future , if they are simply going to be swiped by somebody else ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by bank customers | Cash is deposited and withdrawn by bank customers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the banks | These deposits are then frozen -- they can not be withdrawn by the banks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by councils dominated by car-owners wishing to limit increases in the rates | Once rural bus services are subsidized they become vulnerable to withdrawal by councils dominated by car-owners wishing to limit increases in the rates , while those who need the service are often without a voice at County Hall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Japanese government | The independent review of the project was launched by the World Bank last June , following local and international protests and the withdrawal of funding by the Japanese government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Hans Hollein | In the adjoining room similar materials are arrayed by Hans Hollein for his Salzburg project . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by pigs | By lowering the nitrogen content , the company said it could cut the amount of nitrogen deposited on the land by pigs by 23 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Aristotle and his scholastic followers | But , in a more explicit and forceful way , he objects to the particular account of such knowledge in which this general idea was embedded by Aristotle and his scholastic followers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a song we used to sing at school | The word ` milkmaid " brings to my mind a picture implanted there perhaps by a song we used to sing at school : |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by de Gaulle | The Macmillan government applied to join , the Heath government signed the treaty as it was , but at that stage basically the nation states retained the veto process which had been injected by de Gaulle into the original treaty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the computer system | Since structural information was only partially contained in the text captured by the keyboarding contractor , structural markup has been generated and inserted by the computer system in the first stage of processing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the buyer | Clause 11 of Precedent 1 is a very short form of confidentiality clause , which is mutually binding , while cl 11.1 of Precedent 2 is inserted by the buyer only to bind the seller . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by law | Terms which are not expressly agreed between the parties but inserted by law into the contract are called implied terms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a second author who wishes to disclaim responsibility for an aberrant spelling | Indeed the importance of the correct citing of an author 's spelling is regularly marked by the insertion of sic into a citation by a second author who wishes to disclaim responsibility for an aberrant spelling . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the anthropologists | The fact that Western cultures were placed by the anthropologists on the uppermost rungs reflects their ethnocentric perspective ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Ptolemy | The other was placed by Ptolemy near the Wash in the territory of the Catuvellauni . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Oberst Claus Graf Schenk von Stauffenberg | In this situation , the bomb placed by Oberst Claus Graf Schenk von Stauffenberg exploded in the Führer Headquarters near Rastenburg in East Prussia at 12.45 p.m. on 20 July 1944 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a previous owner | An offending tree may have been planted many years ago by a previous owner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Tosh himself | The fact that the rumour had probably been planted by Tosh himself did nothing to diminish his fearful aspect . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by fleas and mosquitoes | It is generally understood that the disease is spread by fleas and mosquitoes and since rabbits are gregarious by nature their close contact with each other automatically ensures the rapid spread of the disease . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the government | Originally scheduled for late May , the conference was postponed by the government to July 15 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the organizer | He arrived in Edinburgh that evening and was ferried by the organizer to his first reading at the university . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a colliery | The mill was eventually forced to cease operations during Mr Bright 's time when a large pond , further upstream , was drained by a colliery to reduce water leakage into the coal workings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Clough River | The valley is drained by the Clough River ( unusually so named , this being the only example I can think of where the word ` River " follows the name instead of preceding it ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by sewers | A one-page note to the policy and resources committee of the Yorkshire Water Authority last summer revealed that : ` The village is drained by sewers via two outfalls to the Derrings Beck . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the effort of conversation | Rostov was drained by the effort of conversation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by several small tributaries | It covers about 3630 acres , traversed by the River Holbeck and drained by several small tributaries , mainly Fitlock Brook . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by pumps and motor tankers | A cess pool has to be airtight , and installed where it can be readily emptied by pumps and motor tankers from time to time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Molly Fletcher | That was a hint to Chris , who was sitting beside the basket that had been packed by Molly Fletcher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by western dealers | Others are left bemused , their studios denuded by western dealers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by busloads of fishkeepers | I 'm afraid that no amount of arm-twisting will get me to reveal the exact locality , as I am not prepared to see a quiet stream denuded of its substrate by busloads of fishkeepers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by giggling young women | Daisy is having her long golden hair plaited by giggling young women . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by royalists | A last-minute endeavour by royalists to save the King at all costs could not be ruled out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by women | ' Any project searching for a shared ` female " identity in the work may be misleading , yet the shared endeavour by women to succeed in their chosen field and on their own terms is important . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by his father | Poor Hareton , screaming wildly , was carried upstairs by his father . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the car 's driver | Also being treated is a twenty-one year old woman who was travelling in the stolen car , and was apparently carried from the scene of the accident by the car 's driver . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Dataman | The systems are assembled by Dataman in Germany . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the United Kingdom | The launch sites would be constructed by the United Kingdom , and the missile systems would be fully manned by the RAF crews . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Spain | The most important -- and alarming -- item brought back by Drake from the raid was news of the mighty Armada being constructed by Spain for the invasion of England . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Hamid and Kamal | A wooden cage frame had been hastily constructed by Hamid and Kamal to split the area in half . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Simon Handling | A new Suction Discharge Tower was constructed by Simon Handling at Imperial Dock , with a rated capacity of 200 tons per hour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Iraqi forces | The points at which fighting was fiercest were Shalamcheh and Fish Lake , a reservoir constructed by the Iraqi forces some years earlier as a barrier against anticipated attempts to take Basrah . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by madmen | It was a titanic conglomerate constructed by madmen , even by mad aliens too . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Church | Tithe barns were built by the Church for the exploitation of peasant labour , the peasants being obliged to submit to the Church one tenth of all they produced . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Il Pellegrini | The college was built by Il Pellegrini , but only the doors now survive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Sir Charles Barry | The present Houses of Parliament were built by Sir Charles Barry between 1840 and 1867 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an English king | But it is one of history 's ironies that this castle , built to subdue the Welsh by an English king , was captured in 1404 by Owain Glyndwr . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the leadership in Bucharest | At first sight , the location of protest sub stantially among Romania 's alien ated Hungarian minority suggests that it may be more easily confined by the leadership in Bucharest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Miss Harriet Moore | The collection was assembled by Miss Harriet Moore after the death of the artist , whom she had probably met through his friend William Lock , and is varied both in date and subject matter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the inmates | The Committee may have been relieved to hear that in one case at another institution , the Inland Revenue had decided that officers who took round , for sale , firewood that had been chopped by the inmates , were exempt from the need for a hawker 's licence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by squatters | Buildings trust is ruined by squatters |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the day-trippers | Have to go before it gets ruined by the day-trippers . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by patients | Among the innovations is a medical mass spectrometer , which will analyse the gases breathed and exhaled by patients , virtually ruling out any risk of brain damage under anaesthetic due to equipment failure or human error . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by patient | A COMPUTER screen linked to Britain 's only medical mass-spectrometer gives a constant read-out of gases inhaled and exhaled by patient . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the smoker | The nonsmoker breathes ` sidestream " smoke from the burning tip of the cigarette and ` mainstream " smoke that has been inhaled and then exhaled by the smoker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by dietary calcium | In contrast , fatty acid excretion is strongly increased by dietary calcium , suggesting that fatty acids are precipitated by calcium before the absorption site , the proximal small intestine , is reached . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by workers in biotechnology factories | The major hazards will come from aerosols containing microbes that are breathed in by workers in biotechnology factories . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the smoker | Nicotine is contained in the moisture of the tobacco leaf : when the cigarette is lit , it evaporates , attaching itself to minute droplets in the tobacco smoke inhaled by the smoker . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by human sufferers | However , the team of Medical Research Council researchers based at Edinburgh 's Western General Hospital are hoping to refine the gene complex into a spray which can be inhaled by human sufferers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by some constables | Situations of private one-to-one contact with the field-worker were avoided by some constables , retreating into the relative security of public encounters with their characteristic form of non-intimate discourse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by skilled brewers in both Britain and other leading brewing nations | Pasteurisation -- avoided by skilled brewers in both Britain and other leading brewing nations -- leaves an unpleasant burnt sugar taste to beer that is most apparent in low gravity drinks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the police | The houses in the High Street went stravaiging down to the Gallowgate and the Saltmarket , to which last place no sane citizen would go as it was full of cutthroat robbers , avoided even by the police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the latter | The French authorities said that it was legitimate to differentiate between French companies and non-French companies in order to prevent tax avoidance by the latter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Dan Quayle | Notwithstanding Clinton 's protestations , the agonies suffered over the issue of draft evasion by Dan Quayle as vice-presidential candidate during the 1988 campaign meant that many Republicans seized upon the allegations against Clinton with undisguised delight . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by most of the few who have penetrated the Castle | The scene of one of Drachenfels ' most infamous atrocities , this chamber has been shunned by most of the few who have penetrated the Castle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by all but the boldest Elves | The tainted places near the mountains are shunned by all but the boldest Elves for lurking evil can strike the unwary even here . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the previous book | A somewhat thicker book , The Bernese Alps details the important region skirted by the previous book . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Secretary of State | Will the Minister comment on the question that was sidestepped by the Secretary of State ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by later republicans | That tradition was frequently eschewed by later republicans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by their teacher | A party of schoolchildren are shushed by their teacher before they enter what is more a sanctum than a room in a museum . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a frown from Mr Bush | He was silenced very quickly by a frown from Mr Bush , and Mr Chamberlain 's message was allowed to continue undisturbed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by William Laud [ q.v. ] | In December 1630 he was silenced by William Laud [ q.v. ] for not catechizing according to the form laid down in the Prayer Book , and for refusing to bow at the name of Jesus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Kennedys | COVER UP : Monroe ` silenced " by Kennedys |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by visitors from outer space | According to Tass , no less , the town was terrorised by visitors from outer space -- small-headed hominoids about 12ft tall who landed their flying saucer in the local park and then went walkabout . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the chimp community 's first and only rogue male , Frodo | The camp is currently terrorised by the chimp community 's first and only rogue male , Frodo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by armed gangs of smugglers | Between the 1740s and the 1820s , Romney Marsh was openly terrorized by armed gangs of smugglers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by sadists among the staff | WHERE BRUTES REIGNED : Ashworth hospital 's patients were tormented by sadists among the staff |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a French Commando nudging me in the ribs with the toe of his boot | I was awakened by a French Commando nudging me in the ribs with the toe of his boot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the dead man 's wife | The drama began when a neighbour was awakened by the dead man 's wife . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by my master | I staggered off to sleep and was awakened by my master , his face bathed in a pool of candle light . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Sergeant who was in command of yesterday evening 's patrol | I was awakened around noon by the Sergeant who was in command of yesterday evening 's patrol . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Floss and Tibbs | I was awakened shortly after dawn by Floss and Tibbs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the night nurses who had to tidy her up before they went off duty | She was woken at seven by the night nurses who had to tidy her up before they went off duty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the nurses | Alter a milky drink she settled and slept until woken by the nurses for a cup of tea at 6.30 am . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a screaming Corporal who came in | It was still dark the following morning when we were woken up by a screaming Corporal who came in , kicking the lockers and pushing us out of bed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by professional packers | A £25 excess applies and brittle items must be packaged by professional packers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a home worker | Is the Minister aware that the cracker he pulls this Christmas will probably have been packaged by a home worker , as will the Christmas cards and gift tags ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by ecclesiastics | On his accession he was crowned and anointed by ecclesiastics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Apaches | " She was taken by Apaches , " Mrs. Favor said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an orderly | The Doctor was using a pocket mirror to see what was going on outside without sticking his head out of the window , Howard was over by a small stove cooking several breakfasts , the hospital staff were milling about seeing to their patients , and Petion was being shaved by an orderly using a piece of broken glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by three of his sales consultants , Allyson Glover , Angela Rowlands and Lea Collins | The photo shows Healthcare 's branch manager at Bristol having his moustache shaved off by three of his sales consultants , Allyson Glover , Angela Rowlands and Lea Collins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her servants | Her body glistens with a special polish for she is continually groomed by her servants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Miss Smith | After several warnings he was called to the front of the class , told to hold out his hand and caned by Miss Smith with the flat of a foot ruler . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the then headmaster , William Blackshaw | Matthew , now in his 20s , was caned for bullying by the then headmaster , William Blackshaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by British artillery | A pleasing example of this was the ` evening gun " fired by British artillery with clockwork regularity at a certain part of the line . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a newly hatched 29-year-old surgeon | It seems most odd that a genteel seventy-year-old spinster , or her executors , would want to have the body embalmed by a newly hatched 29-year-old surgeon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by sharp consultants , who can pass through the green baize door knowing that their clients can not peep through the keyhole | Yet , as Choate 's account also shows , even wise men and their money can easily be parted by sharp consultants , who can pass through the green baize door knowing that their clients can not peep through the keyhole . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Romans | Later it was taken over and paved by the Romans from a point north of Oxford to Sturdy 's Castle , where it met the east-west road of Akeman Street . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Professor Gerald Moira | The ceiling was painted by Professor Gerald Moira . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Berlin artist Frena Gould | A playroom and bathroom painted by Berlin artist Frena Gould is officially opened today by consultant gynaecologist Ann Ryall in the maternity outpatients department at North Tees General Hospital , Stockton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Oxford Movement 's favourite architect , Butterfield | The tomb was now embellished by the Oxford Movement 's favourite architect , Butterfield , and a sonorous epitaph was attached . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the border between England and Wales | The course is bisected by the border between England and Wales and though , technically , Woosnam was born in Shropshire , he is a Welshman down to the tips of the spikes on his golf shoes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by colonialism | “ Although Lebanon and Syria are two countries they are one people of the nation … which was partitioned by colonialism . ” |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a control processor | Instead the two modules operate in isolation with the results being combined by a control processor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the brain | The project is part of a wider concern about how sound impinges uninvited on memory and how material from the eye and the ear are combined by the brain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by organisations | These resources are then combined by organisations into policies as programme outputs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the creative process of Coleridge 's mind | All these images were twisted and changed and combined by the creative process of Coleridge 's mind into the superb poem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the software | The resultant data is then merged by the software to produce the digitised colour images displayed on your screen . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the World Administrative Radio Conference | This band was expanded by the World Administrative Radio Conference in 1979 to extend from 88 to 108 MHz -- previously it had stopped at 100 MHz . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Abel Smith I and his brothers | This banking activity was considerably expanded by Abel Smith I and his brothers , but Abel I 's own eldest son ( Sir George Smith , baronet ) used his inheritance to become a country gentleman . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Scottish CETI theorist Chris Boyce | The idea has been expanded , notably by the Scottish CETI theorist Chris Boyce . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by 400,000 people who sought refuge from the civil war | The region around Chimoio is swollen by 400,000 people who sought refuge from the civil war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Brunel | The modern dock system at Bristol was largely the work of William Jessop early in the nineteenth century , with later alteration and expansion by Brunel ( q.v . ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by western Europe | These steps into a wider world were part of a great process of expansion by western Europe that had already been going on for decades . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by competitors outside the Community | To what extent will a more competitive European sector give opportunity for further expansion by competitors outside the Community ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the little girl | " And the little bear 's chair was smashed all to pieces by the little girl . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by vandals | THE rear window of a VW Polo parked in Orchard Lane , Alton on Saturday night was smashed by vandals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the dogs | Actaeon sees and Actaeon is torn , wrote Harsnet , but Ovid in his exile by the Black Sea neither sees the Goddess nor is torn by the dogs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the diurnal species | The bone is also more extensively broken by the diurnal species during feeding , and it is less broken by owls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by aliens | The idea is to rescue six scientists imprisoned by aliens . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by miners | Violent conduct by miners was condemned ; that by police justified as defensive or reactive . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by its voters | This is because a ` friendly " government is less likely to suppress violent conduct by its voters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by non-police officers | Comparable conduct by non-police officers would surely have led , in less than four years , either to criminal charges or to punishment for contempt of court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by girls | Chesney-Lind ( 1973 ) studied a Honolulu juvenile court and also found that sexual misbehaviour by girls was seen as morally outrageous and therefore dealt with more punitively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the mob | As he collapsed he saw the Doctor being pummelled by the mob . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Secret Service | Pickett , who was shot in the knee by the Secret Service after allegedly firing two shots outside the White House , used crutches to walk into the court . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Customs | Cocaine seizures by Customs have risen by 50 per cent this year , the Home Office minister , Mr David Mellor , told the Commons during a debate on the misuse of drugs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by customs officers | It was monitoring by abolitionists which prompted the seizure by customs officers of a Spanish vessel fitting out at Gravesend for entry into the Cuban slave trade . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Khmers Rouges | Seizure of UN troops by Khmers Rouges |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a thankful population | It was two more years before ration books could finally be burned or torn up by a thankful population -- meat , bacon and butter were the last things to be freed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the local council , which has refused to grant a music licence | But the idea has been nipped in the bud by the local council , which has refused to grant a music licence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by renewed Fed tightening | If the economy is picking up steam , the recovery may be nipped in the bud by renewed Fed tightening . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the organization | In turn , those strategies of survival justified further discipline , strictures rationalized by the organization as a result of the assumed individual pathology of the lower ranks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the company | Balanchine , Kirstein and Tanning went down to Bournemouth at the end of June to watch a run-through by the company , which was on tour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the supplier | It would appear that either the values had been substituted by the supplier ( without warning ) or the capacitors had been mistaken for components having an identical capacitance value but with a much reduced voltage rating . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by our experts | Your photographs have been substituted by our experts . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Court | Commentary : as in other References , the final sentence substituted by the Court incorporates an unspecified discount to compensate the offender for the stress and anxiety necessarily involved in being the subject of a reference . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by yakuza members who fail their bosses | Cutting off the first joint of the little finger is a means of atonement by yakuza members who fail their bosses . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by soldiers | Radio stations were attacked and damaged by soldiers , and most of them stopped broadcasting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a drunken admirer | In the scene , Mo 's dress is ripped by a drunken admirer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the police | During these first scuffles the blue civil rights banner was seized and ripped by the police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the government | TIRANA , Albania ( AP ) --- Albania 's president said Wednesday that only the poorest investors will receive partial reimbursement immediately from two get-rich-quick schemes frozen by the government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by India | A new satellite launched by India is expected to provide additional information on the country 's natural resources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by rebels | KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) --- Rockets launched by rebels pounded the Afghan capital early Thursday and opposition gunmen battled government troops on the perimeter of the beleaguered city . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Scottish Industrial Liaison Committee for Greenkeeper Training | The award has been developed by the Scottish Industrial Liaison Committee for Greenkeeper Training . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a team led by Seizo Motora of Tokyo University | From the Tsukuba results , a design for a 30-metre hull was developed by a team led by Seizo Motora of Tokyo University . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Howard Dowding on behalf of The Infomatics Resource Centre | This programme has been developed by Howard Dowding on behalf of The Infomatics Resource Centre and is based on seminars given over a number of years to managers and DP professionals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by BGS | High-precision and high-resolution geochemical mapping have been developed to a very high standard by BGS . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the board 's Frankfurt headquarters | The office has been in hot water since March , when two women filed suits charging harassment by former office manager Henning Schreiber and a negligent response by the board 's Frankfurt headquarters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by WHO 's Director-General Hiroshi Nakajima | The row erupted over the response by WHO 's Director-General Hiroshi Nakajima to a critical report by WHO 's external auditor Sir John Bourn . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by police | The caller , echoing many past IRA statements , blamed all the injuries on a slow response by police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Hamas | Thursday 's leaflet marked the first response by Hamas to the agreement since it was initialed on Sunday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the children | Looking at the response given by the children , Wilson believed that the staff would return to spend some time with the children . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Oregon Comprehensive Epilepsy program ( OCE ) | Susan Lannon , writing in the American Journal of Neuroscience Nursing , describes a programme by the Oregon Comprehensive Epilepsy program ( OCE ) to identify and meet such needs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the film industry | The half-speed VHS machines Hill also undermine efforts by the film industry to put a tax on blank video tape , like that imposed in Sweden , to compensate the industry for losses due to piracy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the UN , the Soviet Union and the United States | On Nov. 16 the Afghanistan government welcomed the Moscow talks as part of the continuing efforts by the UN , the Soviet Union and the United States to resolve the Afghan issue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by prisoners | Occasional collective efforts by prisoners to improve their lot have mostly been sharply put down . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Ffestiniog | Yes , the twenty-eight-year effort by the Ffestiniog to restore service to Blaenau Ffestiniog was finally completed , resulting in increased business on BR 's branch from Llandudno junction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Carnegie Corporation | Participants in a five-year effort by the Carnegie Corporation to bring science and government closer together believe that they have improved that relationship somewhat and hold out the promise of even greater success . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by men over school leaving age | It shows the decline in economic activity by men over school leaving age from 88% in 1951 to 77% in 1981 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the EC , UN and United States | Following Iraq 's defeat in February 1991 there was intensified diplomatic activity by the EC , UN and United States on the Cyprus problem . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Areas and Branches throughout the Association | There were widespread fund-raising activities by Areas and Branches throughout the Association , both in the UK and Overseas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a French lieutenant | The fatal shot was fired by a French lieutenant . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by local police | Private Roger Morrison 's body was washed up on a Morroccan beach 10 days ago after his speedboat had been fired on by local police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by John Bell | Of course this made it clear that von Neumann 's " proof " needed reappraisal , a task successfully accomplished by John Bell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by youth alone | This task , the creation of new constructive ideals , has hardly ever been accomplished by youth alone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an observer who is present while the recording is being made and who can make a full transcription within a few hours | This can be most easily achieved by an observer who is present while the recording is being made and who can make a full transcription within a few hours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by 11 year olds | A programme of national assessment began in May 1978 and concerned itself with the standard achieved by 11 year olds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by New Zealand Rail | The alleged purpose of improving the service and operating at a profit has already been achieved by New Zealand Rail as a state-owned enterprise , as Bernard Hickey points out . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Air Staff | The establishment of a secure air-reinforcement route was a problem that had to be solved by the Air Staff in conjunction with the Foreign Office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by members of Congress | Assignments to important committees are thus actively sought by members of Congress , through their party leaders who allocate them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a walking skeleton | If you take much longer clearing up this Flaschner business , it 'll be the first murder in the history of the British police to be solved by a walking skeleton . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an individual manager | If the formal organisation is highly centralised , there will be limits to how far a task can be restructured by an individual manager . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the very team now taking it over | Atco Qualcast , signalled as up for sale by BCI some two years ago , without takers , has been restructured at BCI 's expense by the very team now taking it over . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by police | Senate hearings on the case in 1983 produced dramatic testimony that Soto Arrivi and Dario Rosado were disarmed by police and shot at point blank range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Arafat 's 9,000 troops equipped with 7,000 assault rifles and pistols and 120 machine guns | Palestinian police commanders have said Hamas and Islamic Jihad only had about 150 armed fighters who could easily be disarmed by Arafat 's 9,000 troops equipped with 7,000 assault rifles and pistols and 120 machine guns . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by police | Senate hearings on the case in 1983 produced dramatic testimony that Arnaldo Dario Rosado , 18 and Carlos Soto Arrivi , 24 , were disarmed by police and shot at point blank range . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by government defenders trying to augment their own arsenal | There are just 79 Ukrainian peacekeepers in Zepa , many of them disarmed by government defenders trying to augment their own arsenal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the multinational forces in Haiti | He said they should have been disarmed by the multinational forces in Haiti . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the multinational army in Haiti | Aristide said it was an assassination perpetrated by former Haitian soldiers who should have been disarmed by the multinational army in Haiti . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Chechens | The two main provisions of that agreement --- full disarmament by the Chechens and a substantial withdrawal by the Russians --- have not happened . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by terrorist organizations | `` The underlying logic of Mr. McLaughlin 's statement denotes a de facto acceptance by Sinn Fein that the principle of disarmament by terrorist organizations is both correct and sustainable , '' Maginnis said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a number of animal learning theorists ( e.g. Spear 1973 , 1981 ; Hirsh 1980 ) | This notion has been adopted by a number of animal learning theorists ( e.g. Spear 1973 , 1981 ; Hirsh 1980 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Development Commission , established in 1947 | Such direct measures were first undertaken in rural areas by the Development Commission , established in 1947 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Azilian hunters who had used dogs to corner their prey | Also , domestication of dogs and cattle had been undertaken some twelve hundred years ago in southern Europe by Azilian hunters who had used dogs to corner their prey . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by women in shoe-making | Similar work was undertaken by women in shoe-making . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Mr. Ted Warren | He was fetched from his home by Mr. Ted Warren , one of Dad 's old friends . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by God and Moses | That description is the one consistently applied by God and Moses to the Promised Land . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Archbishop Laud | The King 's religious policies , strictly applied by Archbishop Laud , gave offence to the Puritan merchants and artisans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by journal referees | The standards for thesis acceptance should not be lower than those applied by journal referees when considering papers for publication . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by management | When selecting projects , the criteria applied by management indicate a fear of the high risk of the market . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the city institutions | Champagne has long been used by the city institutions to woo clients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by men | Part of the impetus had been the growing frustration felt by women in the voluntary work committees that they and the issues which concerned them tended to be elbowed aside by men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Lexicographer Group | They will carry out the procedures initiated by the Lexicographer Group on instruction from the Computer Group . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Unidroit | Thus for practical reasons it has sometimes been found expedient for projects initiated by Unidroit to reach fruition at a Diplomatic Conference held under the aegis of UNCITRAL . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Winckelmann | The quest for Greece initiated by Winckelmann was not ( we have said ) a purely scholarly pursuit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by medical artists | Using a technique perfected by medical artists , they hope to be able to build up a picture of what the princess would have looked like twenty centuries ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by ICI | The technology for a reed bed was pioneered in Germany 20 years ago , and has been perfected by ICI over the last two years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by engineer Alfa-Laval | Stockholm : Strong gains by engineer Alfa-Laval helped the index to a 0.06 per cent rise . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a Government who still bear a grudge against London | Is that not merely a last act of spite by a Government who still bear a grudge against London ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by government bodies or courts of law | Legal rights are therefore not enshrined in a written constitution or roman law but are the results of administrative acts by government bodies or courts of law . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the police | Mrs James then told the court how she and Mr Loxton had been transported by the police to Nottingham some time later , where she saw the same man in a street there . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by John 's father , Joseph | It was taken to the New Veterinary College in Edinburgh by John 's father , Joseph , and there it was first mounted as a complete skeleton . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a galactically known artist -- an ancient , smelly and mostly blind human living on a renovated asteroid near the Home System where Old Earth still spins | It had been made by a galactically known artist -- an ancient , smelly and mostly blind human living on a renovated asteroid near the Home System where Old Earth still spins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the mine smiths | It was customary to wear heavy iron or brass rings around their fingers , these being made by the mine smiths . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the institution 's carpenter | These had been made by the institution 's carpenter in the guardians ' time , and at their expense . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by medical specialists | Patients who have little chance of being well enough to leave hospital even if resuscitated by medical specialists could make it known beforehand that they prefer to be left alone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by advanced Western nations | Weapons and technologies , particularly when deployed by advanced Western nations , would preferably be chosen for specific tasks , and operated well within their design characteristics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Charlemagne and Louis the Pious | Missi were enthusiastically deployed by Charlemagne and Louis the Pious . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by people who look after game birds | According to the study , cats were shot , poisoned and snared by people who look after game birds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Serb nationalists | There were 4,000 Albanian children who had , it was claimed , been poisoned by Serb nationalists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Bosnians | ` Serbs are being tortured and murdered by the Bosnians , " he claimed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by this man | Six of my men taken prisoner in 1945 were tortured by this man personally . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by interrogators | Amuni and Hurieh El Darrawish were tortured by interrogators at the Russian Compound in Jerusalem in January of this year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the then headmaster , William Blackshaw | Matthew , now in his 20s , was caned for bullying by the then headmaster , William Blackshaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by councillors planning a St Patrick 's Heritage Centre in Downpatrick | IRELAND 'S Patron Saint is ` being flogged to death " by councillors planning a St Patrick 's Heritage Centre in Downpatrick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the jockey | Eventually flogged into submission by the jockey , Bumboy set off after its vanishing playmates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by security personnel | On Sept. 4 a member of the High Council of the Republic ( HCR ) , Madeleine Adayoma , was flogged by security personnel as she left the Lomé radio studios after taking part in a programme . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a much smaller group who would meet more regularly and for longer periods at a stretch | An obvious answer is to have this basic groundwork done by a much smaller group who would meet more regularly and for longer periods at a stretch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an independent anarchist force , the green armies of Makhno | Warlords operated in the west , and the east was dominated by an independent anarchist force , the green armies of Makhno . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by politicians from West Germany | Many of the campaigns were dominated by politicians from West Germany , including , in two out of five cases , the CDU and SPD candidates themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Labour Party | Of the partisan councils , most are dominated by the Labour Party with some nationalist presence on occasion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a ` matriarch " of a grandmother | Another old London couple were dominated by a ` matriarch " of a grandmother . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by these men who had been through the war together | When Margaret Thatcher became leader the party was still dominated by these men who had been through the war together . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the issue of how to put the railways on a sound financial footing | In both countries the following decades were to be dominated by the issue of how to put the railways on a sound financial footing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by intense speculation as to whether Urquhart would run | The following day 's news was still being dominated by intense speculation as to whether Urquhart would run . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Department of Defense | To European eyes United States communications policy seemed dominated by the Department of Defense . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by security issues | Although some trade frictions were discussed , the agenda was dominated by security issues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a leader with suggestive powers | In his youth , I discover , he too was sucked into a hippy cult that was dominated by a leader with suggestive powers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the brood parasite concerned | Young waxbills have complex gape and mouth markings which are mimicked exactly by the brood parasite concerned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Desiderius | The access to Lombardy had already been fortified by Desiderius , with defensive positions in the Alpine gorges at Ivrea and Susa . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by an army research unit based in the United Kingdom , and by a unit established in Australia where antimalarials were systematically evaluated in controlled clinical trials in army volunteers | It was greatly fortified by an army research unit based in the United Kingdom , and by a unit established in Australia where antimalarials were systematically evaluated in controlled clinical trials in army volunteers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Skarsnik 's Goblins | Although partially ruined , the watchtower had been rebuilt and fortified by Skarsnik 's Goblins . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by directors , health service chief executives and directors of purchasing | The conference will be attended by directors , health service chief executives and directors of purchasing , as well as delegates from the independent sector . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by 1,000 local people | Earlier , 270 candles were lit after a ceremony attended by 1,000 local people in Dryfesdale cemetery to dedicate a garden of remembrance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by 25 participants from academia and industry | The workshop was attended by 25 participants from academia and industry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by more than 35 delegations | Environmental protection talks were held in Tokyo on May 18-19 , chaired by Japan and attended by more than 35 delegations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by ambassadors from Saracen Spain | The great council at Paderborn was also attended by ambassadors from Saracen Spain , with a surprising offer of homage from Soliman Ibn-al-Arabi and Kasmin Ibn-Yussuf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by entrepreneur John Broome | The vineyard was planted by entrepreneur John Broome . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by many of the village children to whom she was just ` Granny | My grandmother in Cornwall , as a very old lady , was visited regularly by many of the village children to whom she was just ` Granny . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the prodder-armed Night Goblins | So long as the Squigs are successfully herded by the prodder-armed Night Goblins they are moved and fight just like any other unit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Dunne , Littlejohn et al | I had a sudden mental picture of a struggling and reluctant group of climbers being herded into a minibus bound for Anglesey by Dunne , Littlejohn et al . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Nigel Shepherd | Last March a small flock of advanced to expert skiers were herded down the most terrifying terrain in Chamonix by Nigel Shepherd . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the secret police | Mr Havel 's house was continously monitored from a nearby tower of the Manes gallery in central Prague , and cameras were installed by the secret police in other streets where dissidents lived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by staff at the Royal National Institute for the Blind at Worcester | The braille translation system was installed in the prison by staff at the Royal National Institute for the Blind at Worcester . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Grampian Regional Council | The lamps , at a total cost of £4,000 , were installed by Grampian Regional Council after talks with local police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by central government | North Tyneside council says it is too starved of funds by central government to do much . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Mayor of Chester Coun John Randall | Chester 's latest park and ride scheme was officially launched by the Mayor of Chester Coun John Randall yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Secretary of State for Scotland | The Scottish Quality Management System ( SQMS ) was officially launched by the Secretary of State for Scotland in March . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Re-Solv , the national society for the prevention of solvent abuse | And they have joined a national campaign launched in London yesterday by Re-Solv , the national society for the prevention of solvent abuse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Prime Minister Paul Keating | An A$700,000 appeal was launched by Prime Minister Paul Keating during the opening ceremony to provide an aid and assistance package to the National Museum of Cambodia . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the National Energy Foundation | It 's now easier to check if the house you are planning to buy is ` green " , thanks to a new rating scheme launched by the National Energy Foundation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Health and Safety Executive | An investigation has been launched by the Health and Safety Executive |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Darlington Community Radio | A NEW fund raising drive has been launched by Darlington Community Radio in a bid to ensure the station goes on the air in June . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Panda Drinks | " Arriba " is a brand new fruit juice and spring water drink just launched by Panda Drinks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by police | They had three sent off , the assistant manager Terry McDermott was apparently cautioned , there was a bomb scare and a pitch invasion was averted by police . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Palestinian Arabs | It was Osman 's father Mohamed who had returned in his car for the clothes for Mrs Zamzam 's children just before Um Al-Farajh was finally abandoned by the Palestinian Arabs in 1948 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by two men | A pistol was found in a garden at Ava Parade , off Ormeau Road , by police searching the area yesterday after a car was abandoned by two men . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by its originators | There were , ultimately , some findings that were distinctly incompatible with the theory and it was abandoned by its originators . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her husband | Ironically , Mrs Neil Lyndon has now revealed she was abandoned by her husband last year and only managed to receive child support for their six-year-old son by obtaining a court order . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her family | She had been abandoned by her family , seen as an unbearable embarrassment and disgrace , " the princess told a conference of medical researchers seeking a cure for AIDS . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her drake | The female eider duck is abandoned by her drake just as soon as she starts incubating the eggs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by their God | Whatever social and political abuses Herod might perpetrate , these were seen merely as symptoms of a much more profound dilemma -- the dilemma of a people who had been abandoned by their God . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by her husband | A woman abandoned by her husband found her wage of new and crucial importance and looked to the union for support . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Legrand and Stewart | The processes involved in the transformation of the earth sciences world-view are documented in recent studies by Legrand and Stewart . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Ronnie Ross , his saxaphone tutor , Brian Lane , his music teacher and George Underwood , who first met David in Bromley Cubs when both were nine years old | The early years are documented by Ronnie Ross , his saxaphone tutor , Brian Lane , his music teacher and George Underwood , who first met David in Bromley Cubs when both were nine years old . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by major government reports | The adverse position of children living in these areas in the 1960s was abundantly documented by major government reports . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the gospel writers | It was of course so important that it was recorded by the gospel writers no less than five times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the research nurse | During the procedure pulse rate , blood pressure , and oxygen saturation were recorded every minute by the research nurse . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Amnesty International | Of the 415 cases of death in custody recorded by Amnesty International since 1985 , police officials were imprisoned for murdering prisoners in just three cases . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | both by Ray Graham and John Roberts | The events have been recorded both by Ray Graham and John Roberts and we look forward to seeing the videos . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Labov et al | A female fieldworker certainly will not have access to some of the characteristically male speech events recorded by Labov et al . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the United States | This was the trade embargo which was enforced on Nicaragua by the United States . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a woman named Helen Potter | In one city he had been impersonated by a woman named Helen Potter , and in another a boy of sixteen managed to get into his hotel room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Radio Nottingham 's sports presenter , Martin Fisher | Many County supporters believed the interview , in which the England international was impersonated by Radio Nottingham 's sports presenter , Martin Fisher . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by El Greco , Casas , Picasso , and others | The Museu Cau Ferrat is installed in the house of the painter Santiago Rusiñol ( 1861–1931 ) , whose collection of works by El Greco , Casas , Picasso , and others is on display , along with many of his own works . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by both international and Dutch designers | Although this `` haute couture '' quarter is small compared with that of Milan or Paris , you 'll still find a good range to choose from , and stores feature work by both international and Dutch designers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Titian , El Greco , and Rembrandt | The M. H. de Young Memorial Museum has an impressive selection of African Art and of works by Titian , El Greco , and Rembrandt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Chinese composers | Under its conductor , David Atherton , it offers Western classical works and new works by Chinese composers in a September - to - June season . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Office of Special Investigations | GAO 's congressional policies and protocols apply to all investigative work conducted by the Office of Special Investigations unless an exception is specified herein or noted in advance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Rosalind Miles | Because writing an unfavorable review of a ( bad ) feminist book would be tantamount to treachery , such books are often unjustifiably praised , as was the case with this work by Rosalind Miles , which was well received on its publication in June . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by de Keyser | Built as part of a new outer defensive wall in 1512 it originally had a flat roof — the ornate peak giving it such panache was added by de Keyser later in 1606 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the sculptor Simon Verity | The complex decoration was restored with masterly skill by the sculptor Simon Verity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a diseased ferret | Then somebody got ripped apart by a diseased ferret , but only , alas , in my 90 - minute dream . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a vulture | It depicts the giant Tityus , whose punishment for raping the goddess Leto was to have his liver ripped out each day by a vulture , only to have it grow back each night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Jews | For a long time he could only find two Yiddish words traditionally used by Jews in such circumstances : `` Oi vey . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Reagan revolution | The one exception to this recent trend was the defeat of 13 of the 52 freshman Republicans brought into office in 1980 by the Reagan revolution and running for re-election in 1982 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the United States | Despite many technical delays ( misfit of original Siemens equipment with Russian technology ) and efforts by the United States to stall the project , frequently by lobbying the Russia government for the cancellation of the deal , most notably during the Gore - Chernomyrdin Commission meetings , the facility is nearing completion . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Communist regimes in Southeast Asia | T-2 and other trichothecene mycotoxins are suspected components of `` yellow rain , '' which was allegedly used in battle by Communist regimes in Southeast Asia during the 1970s and early 1980s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by both sides | During the 52 days of the War of the Cities , approximately 532 rockets and missiles had been launched by both sides . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Iran | However , according to recently revealed documents discovered in Tehran after the revolution , in the late 1970s Iran and Israel discussed a plan to modify Israel 's surface - to - surface Jericho missiles for use by Iran -- missiles that could be equipped with nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Iran | However , intense U.S. pressure for Iran to prove it had no secret atomic weapons program culminated in a toughly worded UN resolution in September 2003 , prompting a walkout and subsequent freeze on nuclear inspections by Iran . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Air Force , DIO , and the IRGC Construction Jihad | As these components developed over the years , they would actually consist of a series of concurrent programs pursued semi - independently by the Air Force , DIO , and the IRGC Construction Jihad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Eurodif | From 1980 to 1990 Iran refused to pay for ar accept delivery of uranium enriched to 3% U-235 processed by Eurodif . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the IAEA | In late December 2002 , North Korean technicians broke seals and disabled cameras that had been installed by the IAEA in order to monitor the freeze . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Egyptian Islamic Jihad and another Egyptian militant group , al-Gamaa al-Islamiyya | Islambouli and four associates were captured and executed for the plot to kill Sadat , which was carried out by Egyptian Islamic Jihad and another Egyptian militant group , al-Gamaa al-Islamiyya . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the US | Furthermore , the United States was to provide `` formal assurances against the threat or use of nuclear weapons by the US . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the former Soviet Union | Many of the components for new binary agents developed by the former Soviet Union are not on the CWC 's schedules of chemicals and have legitimate civil applications , clouding their association with chemical weapons use . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Clinton administration | That demand was reportedly knocked down by the Clinton administration to a series of satellite launches and some food aid , but the potential deal still lacked a key component-how to verify that North Korea was honouring the bargain-when the Clinton team ran out of time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Clinton administration | That demand was reportedly knocked down by the Clinton administration to a series of satellite launches and some food aid , but the potential deal still lacked a key component-how to verify that North Korea was honouring the bargain-when the Clinton team ran out of time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Clinton administration | That demand was reportedly knocked down by the Clinton administration to a series of satellite launches and some food aid , but the potential deal still lacked a key component-how to verify that North Korea was honouring the bargain-when the Clinton team ran out of time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by customs officials | The DHS report describes the three methods currently used by customs officials to inspect the trucks : a Radiation Portal Monitor to detect the presence of radiation , a Vehicle and Cargo Inspection System screening that creates an image similar to an X-ray , and physical inspections . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the U.S. Department of Energy 's National Nuclear Security Administration ( NNSA ) | `` Four secret transfers of 63 kilograms of highly enriched uranium from a research laboratory in Uzbekistan to a secure Russian reprocessing facility were completed April 19 by the U.S. Department of Energy 's National Nuclear Security Administration ( NNSA ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the United States , Uzbekistan , Kazakhstan and Russia | The transfer - part of the Global Threat Reduction Initiative ( GTRI ) , a nonproliferation effort that secures high-risk nuclear and radiological materials and equipment around the world - resulted from a cooperative effort by the United States , Uzbekistan , Kazakhstan and Russia , as well as coordination through the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) . '' ( News Blaze , 21Apr06 ) ( Link ) |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by terrorists | Ignoring the possibility that these trucks could be used by terrorists to transport biological or chemical weapons is irresponsible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a North Korean entity | Ostensibly , this chemical was intended for use by a North Korean entity for electroplating purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the DPRK | The most obvious tactical use of chemical weapons by the DPRK would be to terrorize South Korean civilians . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by al-Qaida | The device reportedly developed by al-Qaida to disperse deadly cyanide gas in subway cars and other confined spaces has never been used in a terrorist attack and probably would not be very effective , say experts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the UN General Assembly | The convention was adopted by the UN General Assembly in April last year on Russia 's initiative . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Maureen Dowd | He was one of Clinton 's principal enablers , to use a word employed by Maureen Dowd in today 's New York Times . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by David 's son and successor , King Solomon | The Temple ( today known as the `` First '' Temple ) was completed by David 's son and successor , King Solomon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Muslim forces | They built many impressive churches during the term of the first Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem , but in 1187 they were driven out by Muslim forces under the great warrior Saladin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Homer | Their extensive military campaigns were later chronicled by Homer in his epic poems The Odyssey and The Iliad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Ohio official | Iraq clears visit by Ohio official By Scott Montgomery |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by spying agents or moles | Spying : Confronting infiltration operations carried out by spying agents or moles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the immediate commander ( Amir ) of the conflicting parties | 2- Disputes related to AL-QAEDA missions between member brethren should be judged by qualified personnel , which is carried out by the immediate commander ( Amir ) of the conflicting parties . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by those erratic infidels ( Tribes Sheiks , The Islamic Party ) | From what we saw , the damage caused by those erratic infidels ( Tribes Sheiks , The Islamic Party ) is more dangerous than the Shiites and the peaceful police as people call them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre , the largest in Asia , which includes hotels , theaters , and exhibition halls | The Wan Chai waterfront is dominated by the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre , the largest in Asia , which includes hotels , theaters , and exhibition halls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by women drivers | You can take a tour of the port in one of the small sampans , propelled by hand by women drivers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by factors like physical and mental disabilities , illiteracy and lack of job skills | The kinds of services we provide help people deal with obstacles like health care , transportation and child care - problems that are big enough on their own without being compounded by factors like physical and mental disabilities , illiteracy and lack of job skills . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Hakka Tang clan | Kat Hing Wai was built four or five centuries ago by the Hakka Tang clan , one of the Five Great Clans that migrated here from North China ( see page 11 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera | The complex contains the oldest wooden stage in China , used by the Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a member of the Man clan | The house was built in 1865 by a member of the Man clan who achieved the rank of tai fu ( mandarin ) by doing well in the Imperial Examinations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the islanders themselves | These pleasant , but expensive , outings can lay the foundation for your own explorations aboard the cheap but usually comfortable ferries used by the islanders themselves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Jesuits | The fort , built by the Jesuits in the 17th century as a defense against the Dutch , was largely destroyed by the same fire that burned St. Paul's . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Ridge-Schweiker administration | JNET was launched in 1998 by the Ridge-Schweiker administration to help local and state police , courts , prisons and probation and parole officers exchange instantly updated information on individuals moving through the criminal justice system - making it possible to better track potentially dangerous individuals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by former officials of his campaign | Yesterday , Republican presidential candidate Gary Bauer held a press conference to deny rumors ( launched by former officials of his campaign ) that he 's had an adulterous affair with an aide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Frederick the Great | Look for modern Rosenthal and the local Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur ( KPM ) , which was launched by Frederick the Great in the 18th century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by soldiers and irregulars in civilian clothes | Checkpoints manned by soldiers and irregulars in civilian clothes surrounded both main and secondary roadways into the city center . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by edgy U. S. troops | Most of them are rather informal affairs , nothing like the chilling , ambush-prone roadblocks long manned by edgy U. S. troops in Baghdad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by German troops | Within hours of the overnight raid , as many as 1,500 protesters poured into the streets , clashing with Afghan police and trying to overrun a NATO outpost manned by German troops . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by 45 American troops and 25 Afghan soldiers | The senior Defense Department official said the outpost was manned by 45 American troops and 25 Afghan soldiers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Iraqi soldiers and police , who are virtually all male | And finally , Quadouri noted , women , particularly pretty ones , are often allowed to pass unhindered through security checkpoints manned by Iraqi soldiers and police , who are virtually all male . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by fighters allied with the transitional government | Tanks manned by fighters allied with the transitional government fired relentlessly at pro-Kadafi forces pinned in a compact residential district of Surt close to the Mediterranean coast , sending dust and concrete into the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Kadafi militiamen posted to defend Surt from attack from the rebel-held east | Gate 80 , about five miles from a small community known as Harawa , is part of a defensive line regularly manned by Kadafi militiamen posted to defend Surt from attack from the rebel-held east . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by members of Iraq 's national guard | Hours before Allawi 's return , a man in an explosives-packed car plowed into a checkpoint manned by members of Iraq 's national guard outside the city of Baqubah , north of Baghdad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by fighters of the Transitional National Council | Cellphone videos show the former leader bleeding but alive when captured hiding in a drain pipe by fighters of the Transitional National Council . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by militants thought to be associated with Jordanian-born Abu Musab Zarqawi , who U. S. officials say is a leader of the Iraq insurgency | But in recent months a number of Turkish workers have been captured by militants thought to be associated with Jordanian-born Abu Musab Zarqawi , who U. S. officials say is a leader of the Iraq insurgency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by American troops | The U. S. military said that , based on the number of fighters killed or captured by American troops , more foreign fighters crossed into Iraq in May than the previous month . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by rebel forces | A resident said about 50 Kadafi militiamen in the desert south of the city were captured by rebel forces and were being held in Ajdabiya , with plans to take them to Benghazi on Friday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the rebels | Kadafi 's son Mohammed was reported to have been captured by the rebels as they entered Tripoli last week but then escaped . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by U. S. and coalition forces | Many of the suspected fighters who end up in detention are captured in the field by U. S. and coalition forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division | He noted that one of Ansar 's highest-ranking members , Aso Hawleri , was captured recently by soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division near the northern Iraqi city of Mosul . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Taliban | The capture of any Western military personnel by the Taliban is a demoralizing blow for NATO forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Libyan revolutionary forces | There have been allegations that Moammar Kadafi was summarily executed after his capture by Libyan revolutionary forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a U. S. explosives team | Two more were pointed out by a villager and detonated by a U. S. explosives team in the afternoon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a man in the vehicle | Moments later , the car bomb was detonated outside the Sari Club by a man in the vehicle , prosecutors say , although it remains to be proven whether he intended to kill himself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | either by cellphone or by a hired triggerman who simply touches two wires together when the target passes | The IEDs are frequently propped against them and detonated either by cellphone or by a hired triggerman who simply touches two wires together when the target passes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a U. S. explosives team | Two more were pointed out by a villager and detonated by a U. S. explosives team in the afternoon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Joseph | He is answered by Joseph who proudly unzips a handsomely bound , black leather , loose-leaf portfolio featuring photos ( taken by his friends on the scheme and selected , developed and printed by Joseph ) , text and cartoons all illustrating Joseph working , playing and learning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by U. S. appointees , who lacked significant authority and struggled to gain the public 's confidence | Until the Jan. 30 election , the local councils had been staffed by U. S. appointees , who lacked significant authority and struggled to gain the public 's confidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by civilians | The terminal , which is run by a private Israeli company and staffed by civilians , was shut down indefinitely after the attack , the army spokeswoman said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by protesters | The ship has also been blockaded by protesters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Sunni militant group Jundallah , or God 's Brigade , which has been blamed for previous attacks on Iranian troops in the region | Responsibility for the bus bombing and an explosion the next day was claimed by the Sunni militant group Jundallah , or God 's Brigade , which has been blamed for previous attacks on Iranian troops in the region . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by insurgents | The cause of the crash was still being investigated Sunday , Johnson said , adding that NATO officials had not ruled out the possibility that the helicopter had been shot down by insurgents . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Taliban | Abdul Razzaq has been targeted by the Taliban in the past . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Israel | Among the key provisions of the peace plan is that Palestinians take responsibility for security , but after being targeted by Israel throughout the 32 months of uprising , the Palestinian security service is crippled . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by suicide bombers | Although mosques have sometimes been targeted by suicide bombers , an assault on men doing their pre-prayer ablutions was shocking to many Afghans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by suicide bombers | Many are located out on kibbutzim or in the countryside , away from the public areas that have been targeted by suicide bombers for maximum impact . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by terrorists | Jihad , a Jordan native who grew up in San Francisco , came to terms with being targeted by terrorists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by fellow Afghans | The report included graphic testimony from civilians injured in suicide bombings , with many expressing disbelief that they would be targeted by fellow Afghans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Kadafi assassination squads who were under orders to kill dissidents abroad | At one point , Shamis said , he was targeted by Kadafi assassination squads who were under orders to kill dissidents abroad . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Alex Mair | But the wild ducks carved by Alex Mair had been recognizably ducks , the piquant sauce , new to him , enhanced rather than dominated the taste of the birds , and the small mounds of creamed turnip and parsnip were an agreeable addition to green peas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by security forces | Small protests also broke out in the southern city of Assiut , which were dispersed quickly by security forces . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a coachman | Well , he supposedly had drink spilled on him by a coachman so , by way of revenge , he poured brandy over the man and ignited him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the army | Because the weather was raw and foggy she spent most of the intervening hours in a nearby house , which had been commandeered by the army for the use of resident and non-resident FANY drivers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by non-governmental bodies | The proceedings , the ministerial phase of which , held on Sept. 10-12 , was attended by Foreign Ministers from the 35 participating countries of the CSCE , were due to continue until Oct. 4 in conjunction with parallel events organized by non-governmental bodies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Dharma Wanita women 's group | Alongside the children 's activities , a bazaar , organised by the Dharma Wanita women 's group , offered tempting goodies such as food and drinks , children 's clothes , books and toys . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the Council | Bray has always been proud of its association with Dargan and the weekend seminar which has been organised by the Council is an attempt to honour this great man and it is hoped that it will become an annual event . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by Raven I . McDavid , Jr | Originally proposed by James Sledd in 1968 , the conference was organized by Raven I . McDavid , Jr . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by firefighters | So far there have been no injuries and no homes have yet been damaged , but one building storing equipment used by firefighters was burned to the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by neighbors who helped her from the burning house | One elderly woman , Anna Bencinich , the mother of Evelyn , was rescued by neighbors who helped her from the burning house . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a Saviour | Accordingly they do not have to be rescued from death by a Saviour ; nor from Hell , for they are not judged at death to Hell or Heaven , but sent to ` the halls of Mandos '' , from which they may in time return . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by others | Was it really your decision or were you heavily influence by others ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by chains on old fashioned rollers | The sluice gates are lifted by chains on old fashioned rollers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by six men | Each unit could be lifted by six men and fitted a standard three-ton lorry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by the crane | The cage was lifted up by the crane and stopped when we were 160 feet above the ground . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Dep | by a DHC Beaver floatplane | The fishermen were lifted out two at a time by a DHC Beaver floatplane and ` DRD was repaired . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Ext | who | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Ext | by | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Ext | in hand , | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Ext | Inspector Baynes , | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[by] | Ext | the case | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[for] | Dep | | For Neimann-Stirnemann , the atonement was personal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[for] | Dep | for those unemployed , with special needs | One year unemployment action plus one year adult training would achieve the long term objective for those unemployed , with special needs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[for] | Dep | for him | It takes a long time for him to gain the self - confidence to work elsewhere in the community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[for] | Dep | for airline travelers | The finding , if it holds up , says the Times , may lead to a simple way for airline travelers to fight jet lag . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from Switzerland | Looking like the sort of accessories children may use in their doctors and nurses games , these rubbers with a white cross on the side are in fact a serious attempt from Switzerland to promote safer sex . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from a boy who | I thought that was a brilliant attempt from a boy who really finds it hard to keep on the line , you know . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from Richard Eyres | A try from Richard Eyres put the visitors further in front before Sheffield turned up the pace . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from Ian Blease and Arthur Bradshaw | The home side had taken an early lead through tries from Ian Blease and Arthur Bradshaw . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from her | The Volvo fared little better but Donna closed her eyes tightly as the impact hurled her forward again and sent her crashing against the steering column with enough force to knock the breath from her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from the Government | We do not need continued evasion from the Government about the effect their proposals will have . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from the Tranmere goalkeeper | A fumble from the Tranmere goalkeeper and a thump in from Swindon 's Dave Mitchell . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from the Earth | Exhalations from the Earth extinguish the sun 's fire gradually every day and cause the darkness of night . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from the sea | Moist exhalations from the sea explain other meteorological phenomena : clouds are a direct result , and wind and rain issue from clouds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from private landowners | The incidence of rent and labour strikes and land seizures from private landowners rose sharply during the 1890s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from planes with weapons designed to take out those radars | `` That would not be a smart move , '' Fallon said , as it would invite immediate response from planes with weapons designed to take out those radars . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from its allies | Defense Minister Charles Million , in an interview with France Info radio , said France awaited a positive response from its allies `` in the next 48 hours . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from the other | `` The provocative action of one side have produced a response from the other and because of that the flames of war in the Balkans have been fanned even more , '' Lavrov said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from the government | `` We are waiting for a response from the government . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from Indian officials | There was no immediate response from Indian officials to Ayala-Lasso 's remarks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from federal authorities | There has been no formal response from federal authorities , and negotiations to free the hostages have been conducted by Dagestani officials . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | the United States | After the 1979 hostage crisis at the US embassy in Tehran , the United States withdrew its support from Iran , cut all nuclear cooperation agreements , and , in fact , supported Iraq during the war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from Iran | After the 1979 hostage crisis at the US embassy in Tehran , the United States withdrew its support from Iran , cut all nuclear cooperation agreements , and , in fact , supported Iraq during the war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from the Taliban or other insurgent groups | Although there was no immediate claim of responsibility from the Taliban or other insurgent groups , the killing is likely to heighten ethnic tensions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[from] | Dep | from the Taliban movement , which in the past has frequently managed to infiltrate Afghan army and police units with sleeper agents who then turn their guns on Westerners | There was no immediate claim of responsibility from the Taliban movement , which in the past has frequently managed to infiltrate Afghan army and police units with sleeper agents who then turn their guns on Westerners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[in] | Dep | in chicks | Accurate pecking in chicks therefore develops , by processes both of maturation and learning , from an initially inaccurate condition to one of greater accuracy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[in] | Dep | in Congress | Numerous Supreme Court precedents recognize a broad and encompassing power in Congress to engage in oversight and investigation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[in] | Ext | who | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[in] | Ext | by | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[in] | Ext | in hand , | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[in] | Ext | Inspector Baynes , | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[in] | Ext | the case | Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of Drew | A frenzied throng of waving people barred the attempts of Drew , on the shoulders of four of his largest supporters , to advance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of local companies | Yet despite the amount of money generated in the region , it has remained largely impervious to the attempts of local companies to establish computer retail operations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the US Occupation | Certainly the size largest keiretsu have at their centre very influential banks , who in some cases , managed to deflect the attempts of the US Occupation to dismantle their organization . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of landlords | In 1915 the attempts of landlords to benefit from housing shortages , exacerbated by the cessation of house building and the influx of munitions workers to the Clyde shipbuilding yards and engineering works . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Organization of American States ( OAS ) | Bazin had previously attracted strong criticism from US diplomats as being one of the most vociferous opponents of the diplomatic attempts of the Organization of American States ( OAS ) to restore Aristide to power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of God | There was , then , famine in 805 itself ; surely this was a punishment of God . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of a dying man | The moon disappeared , and there was a slow , light wind , like the breath of a dying man , as Gabriel climbed the ladder and started thatching high up on top of the third rick . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of senior Justice Department officials | After two days of hearings , Boren on Oct. 9 called on the Attorney General to investigate the conduct of senior Justice Department officials . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the defendants | Where a group of persons is acting in a threatening manner , the pre-Act cases established that conduct of the defendants taken together should be considered . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the regular police | There were few changes in the duties and conduct of the regular police in the years after Campbell 's departure . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Prime Minister | I have adhered strictly to the rules and conventions relating to the conduct of the Prime Minister . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of an increasing number of the young | The conduct of an increasing number of the young would have been unthinkable 30 to 40 years ago . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of governments | As the answers themselves acknowledge , the conduct of governments in their relations with each other may be affected by considerations of policy as well as by considerations of legal characterisation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of another | It was a sin different in kind from mischief-making and could , in Lydia 's estimation , be excused on the grounds that it was the sexual misbehaviour of another to which she was responding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the monk and the wife | In comparison with fabliaux like that , the misbehaviour of the monk and the wife is all too deliberate and plausible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of football supporters | How far are money and the media responsible for the misbehaviour of football supporters ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the people in the square | While Anna picked flowers , Ruth observed every detail of the dress and deportment of the people in the square , for she hoped one day to emulate them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of every cross country rider | The aim of every cross country rider is to negotiate a variety of obstacles as quickly and safely as possible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the American film industry | In holding British films responsible for their own failure , industrialists were encouraged by the willingness of US producers to assert that the aim of the American film industry was ` to Americanize the world . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of this association | The goals of this association , like former SEATO and CENTO goals , include the maintenance of the existing political status quo and the containment of Communism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the company | First the chairman must be quite clear what the objectives of the company are . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of such a project | Thirdly , the stated objectives of such a project are not necessarily a true representation of the motives of those who designed and implemented it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the military | At one level it may be expressed by a Commander-in-Chief who is determining the strategic objectives of the military and has to convince the generals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of those involved in an argument | Would there be much point in clarifying the objectives of those involved in an argument ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the ambulance | Its president , Dr Milton Lum , said the prompt response of the ambulance would help reduce injury and prevent deaths . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of Greece | Cem said `` the response of Greece to this initiative will display and prove the good will of the both countries in the eyes of the international community . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Israeli government | `` We are waiting to see the response of the Israeli government to the acts of these settlers . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of many parents | The response of many parents is to prepare their kids for the worst : the sale of bullet-proof jackets and schoolbags has sharply increased . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the young people | `` It is a proper response of the young people to the scorched-earth tactics '' of the militants , he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of Lawson and Helfet | It is understood Ford and Jaguar managers soundly backed the efforts of Lawson and Helfet to preserve the traditional Jaguar look in the original design . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Camden and Islington members | Shortly after Glancy had reported in October 1977 , the efforts of the Camden and Islington members to decide the future of Friern received a further impetus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of musicians like Jack Bruce and Eric Haydock | Even so , despite the creative efforts of musicians like Jack Bruce and Eric Haydock to inject some purpose into the instrument , the Bass VI remained a misunderstood and under-used machine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of religious leaders and scholars | This in itself sets the scene for the unbelievably complicated efforts of religious leaders and scholars to define just who Jesus Christ was . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of Lord Carrington | Diplomatic activity so far has failed , despite the gallant efforts of Lord Carrington . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Soviet Union | Even so , there were several passages in the ensuing joint communiqué emphasising the Cubans ' appreciation of " the sincere efforts of the Soviet Union to attain world peace " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the youngsters | In his article , McAlpine calls for an inquest into the activities of the youngsters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the NUWM | With the outbreak of war , the activities of the NUWM were suspended , and finally wound up in 1943 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the human person | It is impossible to understand the activities of the human person without considering what it means to be social . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the political liberation movement | What is the connection , between your activities as a writer and the activities of the political liberation movement ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of public sector organizations like bureaucracies | He also makes a distinction between the profit-making nature of a private organization such as a firm and the non-profit-making activity of public sector organizations like bureaucracies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of those engaged in such formal community care | Behind the daily activities of those engaged in such formal community care lie stressful moral and practical dilemmas . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of Charles de Gaulle | This would counter the activities of Charles de Gaulle and put a brake on the inward-looking tendencies in the Community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of a man being thankful for exceedingly small mercies | Uncle Philip sighed heavily , the sigh of a man being thankful for exceedingly small mercies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of Parliament | Although we do not have a written constitution there are many Acts of Parliament relevant to constitutional laws . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Purchaser | C.5 which would not have arisen but for acts of the Purchaser after Completion ; |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of a grown-up | There was embarrassment and resentment for this act of a grown-up , taking her part , playing down at equality . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of government | Elected local government enables ` ordinary " people to participate in the work of government without the disruption to their careers and domestic life that national office usually involves . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of a Québécois , Victor Bourgeau | The garishly opulent interior was the work of a Québécois , Victor Bourgeau . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of an infinitely patient landscape artist | Fuji , snowcapped even in summer , is so exquisitely formed that it seems more like the work of an infinitely patient landscape artist than a volcanic accident . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of three gifted but vastly different architects , Allan Greenberg , Hugh Newell Jacobsen , and Enrique Norten | The profusion of styles that ensued is demonstrated by the work of three gifted but vastly different architects , Allan Greenberg , Hugh Newell Jacobsen , and Enrique Norten . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of God | The Great Work of God to Restore the Divine Order |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of George Bernard Shaw and other major playwrights | Works of George Bernard Shaw and other major playwrights are performed in the modern Festival Theatre ( Wellington Street and Queen 's Parade Road ) , with its pleasant garden for a cocktail between acts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of Satyajit Ray or Mrinal Sen | Calcutta seems to be the only other production center having any pretensions to artistic creativity at all , but ironically you 're actually more likely to see the works of Satyajit Ray or Mrinal Sen shown in Europe or North America than in India itself . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the scholar etymologist who is a resident editor in the dictionary department at Random House | The F Word , the work of the scholar etymologist who is a resident editor in the dictionary department at Random House , proves to be a rare item indeed : a comprehensive , vastly eclectic , tongue-in-cheek serious treatment that has to be the first and last word on this world-class Word . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of masters from around the world | There are three national art galleries featuring the work of masters from around the world . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | Sappho | Homer wrote his epic works on Chios ; and lyrical poetry was much admired , particularly the work of the poets Archilochos on Paros and Sappho on Lesvos . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the poets Archilochos | Homer wrote his epic works on Chios ; and lyrical poetry was much admired , particularly the work of the poets Archilochos on Paros and Sappho on Lesvos . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of modern Irish artists | And in this city , where literature and theater have historically dominated the scene , visual arts are finally coming into their own with the new Museum of Modern Art and the many galleries that display the work of modern Irish artists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Church 's most famous kappelmeister , JS Bach | As a chorister the boy would have sung the works of the Church 's most famous kappelmeister , JS Bach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of investigative journalists and watchdog organizations | This makes them significantly different from other congressional oversight committees , which are often spurred into action by the work of investigative journalists and watchdog organizations . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of one man , Dutch artist Jacob de Wit | Commissioned by Charles II , the paintings were all the work of one man , Dutch artist Jacob de Wit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of Correggio and Parmigianino | The Galleria Nazionale ( on Piazzale Marconi ) exhibits more excellent works of Correggio and Parmigianino , and an added prize of the collection , the sketch of a young girl , Testa di Fanciulla , by Leonardo da Vinci . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of contemporary Classicists such as Allan Greenberg | It reappears in the work of contemporary Classicists such as Allan Greenberg . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of professionals | Thus the primary motivation of professionals is public service rather than personal gain : doctors are concerned primarily with the health of their patients rather than with lining their own pockets . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of Nazi voters | In the absence of modern opinion-surveys , the motivation of Nazi voters can only be inferred . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the receiver | This symbolizes that the motivation of the receiver is now following the wishes of the communicator . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of 18 states | Building State Justice Communities : A State Planning Report from the Legal Services Corporation , issued in March 2001 , highlights the state planning successes of 18 states in developing coordinated plans to increase resources and services to clients statewide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of CIOs | This guide is intended to assist federal agencies in maximizing the success of CIOs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of just about any president | But the dumb - is - better argument falls apart when you look more closely at the personal qualities and corresponding successes and failures of just about any president . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the landed élite | A new coalition , they hoped , would break the power of the landed élite and bring about a social revolution in the South . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Government | It results from the sovereign power of the Government to directly create money and , although not an inflow of resources from the public , does increase the Government 's net position in the same manner as an inflow of resources . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of several nuclear research centers , most notably the TNRC and ENTC | It does so by coordinating activities of several nuclear research centers , most notably the TNRC and ENTC . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) | Primary among these are : The continued willingness of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ( DPRK ) , the People's Republic of China ( PRC ) , and Russia to provide Iran with both missiles and missile - related technology that at the very least exceed the intentions of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) | The continued willingness of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ( DPRK ) , the People's Republic of China ( PRC ) , and Russia to provide Iran with both missiles and missile-related technology that at the very least exceed the intentions of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) | The continued willingness of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ( DPRK ) , the People's Republic of China ( PRC ) , and Russia to provide Iran with both missiles and missile-related technology that at the very least exceed the intentions of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of this tutorial | For the purposes of this tutorial , however , the term `` terrorism '' will be used to describe acts that incorporate the following elements : Intentional or threatened violence directed against civilians or noncombatants ; Actors that are sub - national groups or individuals ( although they may receive financial or logistical support from governments ) ; Motivations that are chiefly political , ideological , or religious ( i.e. , not strictly criminal ) ; Often , some element of symbolism in the choice of target , together with the desire to elicit fear in a larger audience beyond the immediate victims of an attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of several countries , including Pakistan , Iran , and North Korea | China has provided technology and expertise to the missile programs of several countries , including Pakistan , Iran , and North Korea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the IMA's Young Friends of Art group | Your Georgia O'Keeffe membership , please note , includes free admission to all art-related activities of the IMA's Young Friends of Art group . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of AL QAEDA: | Objectives of AL QAEDA: Support God 's religion , establishment of Islamic rule , and restoration of the Islamic Caliphate , God willing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Anasazi | Unable to replicate the agricultural techniques of the Anasazi , the Paiutes were destined to a semi-nomadic lifestyle until European settlers arrived , changing the nature of existence in the valley forever . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of the Mycenaeans | In the wake of this tremendous natural upheaval , the Aegean Islands next came under the influence of the Mycenaeans ( at around 1300 b.c. ) , who had a base in the Peloponnese region of the Greek mainland . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Dep | of firefighters , soldiers and volunteers | Yesterday , flames continued to threaten Galicia , but the number of fires said to be out of control reportedly dropped thanks to the vigorous efforts of firefighters , soldiers and volunteers . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Ext | of which | His last song attracted a school of dolphins , one of which ferried Arion on his back all the way to Corinth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[of] | Ext | dolphins , one | His last song attracted a school of dolphins , one of which ferried Arion on his back all the way to Corinth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[on] | Dep | on both sides | uh given the the uh military powers on both sides i think it 's always a threat |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[on] | Dep | on the part of Arab states | A third approach might be a regional effort on the part of Arab states to pressure Iran to abandon sensitive technology and questionable activities in favor of a weapons - free zone in the Middle East . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[on] | Dep | on the part of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) , as well as the Japanese government , | North Korea has also rebuffed efforts on the part of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) , as well as the Japanese government , to persuade it to participate in the chemical disarmament regime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[to] | Dep | to men | He wrote that it was ‘ not cruel to animals but , rather , indulgent to men … since it absolves them of the suspicion of crime when they eat or kill animals ’ . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[to] | Dep | to them | `` They are inevitably inclined to echo the conventional pap , since this is the least controversial option that is open to them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[under] | Dep | under the leadership of Kim Dae Jung | At a national convention on April 9 , a new opposition New Democratic Union ( NDU ) was formally launched under the leadership of Kim Dae Jung . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[with] | Dep | with Yale University | The British Library is exploring , for example , a collaborative programme with Yale University whereby we would exchange digitised copies of some of our complementary collections . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PP[with] | Dep | with China | The deal eventually fell apart and a similar deal was eventually concluded with China in 1998 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PPing[by] | Dep | by borrowing animals | Rocks stained a particular colour , sudden changes in vegetation , material thrown up by borrowing animals -- all these could provide evidence of a mineral deposit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PPing[by] | Dep | by filtering devices called " arresters " | In the modern coal-fired power station , dust and grit are removed by filtering devices called " arresters " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PPing[by] | Dep | by falling trees | The High Commissioner 's Residency was flooded , his collection of pandanus mats sodden , his power lines brought down by falling trees . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PPing[of] | Dep | of pioneering European and American historians | There has been no British work to match the attempts of pioneering European and American historians to provide an overview . |
| avoid.v | Agent | PPinterrog | Ext | | Stok tied his tie , using all the muscles of his fingers as though it was made of metal instead of cloth . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Dep | Her Majesty 's Government 's | I support Her Majesty 's Government 's stated objective of an enlarged , outward-looking , free-trading Community of European nation states and urge the rejection of any moves towards a monolithic , bureaucratic , European superstate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | | My main task was to bottle wine -- Red Biddy it was called , at 1/10d a quart bottle -- and Guinness it 7d a bottle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | the successful salesman 's | IN 1984 , when Britain and China initialled their momentous Joint Declaration on the Question of Hong Kong , the colony still had the successful salesman 's ability to counterfeit boundless enthusiasm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | | His aim was to eliminate the importation of distilled spirits , for which his main rationale was the damage they did to health . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | her | She had carefully thought out what she was going to say , but when , in the firelight , she looked into his dark-fringed eyes , she forgot her rehearsed words . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | her | The door opened and Robyn fixed her smile , prepared to launch into her quickly rehearsed explanation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | | Joseph 's attempts to end the dominance of the Hungarian county assemblies by the local gentry , and to substitute German for Latin as the language of administration , provoked deep and passionate national resentment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | Pyongyang 's | The dlrs 5 billion reactors to be built in North Korea are a reward for Pyongyang 's promise to freeze its nuclear program , suspected of developing weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | Taiwan 's | Although a summit appears a distant possibility , Taiwan 's reluctance to make a formal response suggests it does not want to engage in a war of words with China . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | his | Any honest assessment of his chances of pulling this off should start from the realisation that he has only a few rusty tools at his disposal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | his | The same tenacious vanity which enabled him to survive the next nine years of penury wrecked his chances of succeeding as a writer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | Our | `` Our aim is to develop the health care infrastructure in India by infusing modern management techniques , '' said Mohan Chellapa , a consultant surgeon at Mount Elizabeth Medical Center in Singapore . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | our | This , in turn , might account for our difficulty in dealing with objects through academic studies dominated by language . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | Israel 's | `` Undoubtedly , Israel 's attempts to disarm the Arabs aims at weakening the Arabs , to drag them into more concessions in lands and rights and to impose its conditions on them , '' Tishrin added . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | | My job was to prepare the groundwork for a revolutionary new financial product . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | the European Commission 's | This will signal the end of the European Commission 's efforts to prepare the groundwork for the free movement of goods , services and people within the European Community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | its | In addition to feeling threatened by Iraq 's growing nuclear program , these attacks may explain why the Khomeini government ultimately resumed its efforts to continue Iran 's nuclear power program and strengthen its existing nuclear research program -- and ultimately to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | its | Iran 's plans for building a civilian nuclear power program have prompted much concern regarding its intention to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | its | Russia , however , has expressed its intention to complete the deal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | its | Since the early 1990s , it has put a high priority on its chemical weapons program because of its inability to respond in kind to Iraq 's chemical attacks and the discovery of substantial Iraqi efforts with advanced agents , such as the highly persistent nerve agent VX . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | its | While China continues to adhere to its pledge to end all nuclear cooperation with Iran , recent media reports citing intelligence sources reveal some continued Sino - Iranian nuclear cooperation activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | Iran 's | The US fears Iran 's efforts to build nuclear weapons could help give Iran the capability of cutting off the oil from the Persian Gulf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | Iran | Reports indicate that Iran has approached Pakistan for help in enriching uranium imported from South Africa in the late 1980's . Rumors that Pakistan is helping Iran develop nuclear weapons persist ( 7198 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | Iran 's | The presence of these facilities confirms Iran 's growing determination to achieve a full nuclear fuel cycle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | Iran 's | The work is preparation for Iran 's plans to install 3,000 centrifuges at the site , but so far no centrifuges have been emplaced , according to the Associated Press . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | the Russian security forces ' ability | The declaration removes the Russian security forces ' ability to impose curfews and roadblocks in the territory and could lead to the withdrawal of 20,000 policemen and soldiers , state media reported . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | the insurgents ' | The incident also raised troubling new questions about the insurgents ' ability to shoot down helicopters , upon which the NATO force relies heavily for moving troops and cargo . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | their | The rebels , too , acknowledge that their capacity to grow food , store water and limit the damage of chronic drought is severely constrained by their vulnerability to air attack . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Ext | my own | It 's only due to my own credit to do so . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Soviet Union 's | During 1989 5,000-6,000 ethnic Greeks took advantage of the Soviet Union 's more lenient travel laws and emigrated to Greece . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | My contractions started at midnight -- not very considerate bearing in mind how much I need my sleep . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | The growth of tree roots and their penetration and enlargement of incipient rock fractures can contribute significantly to the break-up of rock which may have experienced relatively little weakening through chemical alteration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Lloyd George 's attempt at a solution was to copy from Germany 's social insurance scheme and create a British variant -- National Health Insurance ( Gilbert , 1966 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Anya 's attempts at dissuasion , like an unsubtle variant on the old water torture , persist through Rainbow 's three cups of black coffee , hasty shower , and struggles with the overstressed zip in her jeans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | It was their third attempt on the peak , having been repulsed twice by storms . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Dodge 's | Instead , we 'd uncovered , one by one , the inherent flaws that tarnish Dodge 's brave attempt at building a Euro-style sporting saloon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Dostoevsky 's | Compare Dostoevsky 's attempt , frustrated by the good angel of his genius , to explain Raskolnikov 's motive for his crime . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Suicide attempters are usually experiencing considerable personal unhappiness and social difficulties which often improve after their attempts ( p. 46 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | His Aunt Deborah was fun , too : her attempts and failures at matrimony were a long-running serial story , presented comically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | He approached Vickers and convinced them of his worth as pilot for their Atlantic crossing attempt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Barzel 's attempt failed by two votes and there were accusations of bribery being used to achieve the result . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | Whilst dieting I felt that my attempts were always too drastic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | But she was n't obliged to return his kiss , and she did n't , keeping her mouth firmly shut , her body rigid in her attempts not to respond to him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | He had reaped bountiful rewards where Sturt had again found his exploratory attempts frustrated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Clegg 's attempt ( 1976 ) to relate variations in trade union behaviour to the nature of collective bargaining is perhaps the best-known example of the general approach . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Tim 's | Maurin explained about Tim 's blackmail attempt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | What aspects of our ecclesiastical tradition facilitate and what create a barrier to our communication attempts ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | I hoped they 'd be distracted enough to ignore our getaway attempt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | After her marriage attempts were made to unseat her from the London School Board because of the alleged illegality of her name . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the plaintiff 's | The court will apply a test of whether the plaintiff 's rescue attempt was likely as a result of the breach of duty and whether the plaintiff acted reasonably . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | A supposedly famous photographer in the sixties , he was now most famous for the farce and frequency of his suicide attempts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Alas his final touchline conversion attempt drifted narrowly wide . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | But I know now I must save up my escape attempts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | ` As the boat you were using for your ridiculous smuggling attempt belongs to me I should have thought it was obvious . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | He was under constant guard after his last suicide attempt . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | The Ego , then , has a whole array of negative beliefs , payoffs and hidden agenda which limit or even wreck our lives , and block our attempts to programme what we want . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Mr Yeltsin secured the required number of votes in his third attempt in four days , just as President Gorbachov flew off for a visit to Canada prior to his summit with President Bush in America . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | Andrea Wallace did herself proud with the bronze medal and a personal best of 2-31-32 in the women 's race , only her second attempt after winning at Carpi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Magistrates threw out his first attempt by refusing to issue a summons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | Secondly , I had negotiated the entire map within my first four attempts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Bela Kun 's | After Bela Kun 's failed attempt to establish a socialist republic on the Soviet model in 1919 , an administration was established in March 1920 with Admiral Horthy as regent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Edwards , who ran despite a knee ligament injury during his successful record attempt , admits he does not like to dwell on the punishment he is inflicting on his body . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | man 's | It was one of man 's more successful attempts at curbing the forces of nature . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Marco Polo 's | Another of Marco Polo 's largely successful attempts to rewrite history . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Whilst the unions ' attempts to regulate the use of the " new " temporary workers might prove successful , their attempts to organise " traditional " temporary workers seem much less likely to bear fruit . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | The strength of the protest vote against the mainstream parties was seen as reflecting popular disillusionment with their unsuccessful attempts to resolve the country 's long-running linguistic problems and to complete constitutional reforms [ see p. 38465 ] . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His only previous try at the marathon was 2:15:27 , although that was good enough to win the Toronto Marathon last September . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | It was his second try at the London event , where he first ran in 1981 , and he was pleased with his performance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | The same is true of her first tries at the same composer 's two songs with viola . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Mac 's whole body started to shake , and the left side of his face started to twitch spasmodically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Mac 's whole body started to shake , and the left side of his face started to twitch spasmodically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | Melissa 's arched eyebrows rose into her hairline and her mouth twitched suggestively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Melissa 's arched eyebrows rose into her hairline and her mouth twitched suggestively . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Smith 's | Both addresses were fictitious and the letters sent back were Smith 's forgeries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | This was one of the songs Cissie Loftus sang in her impersonation of Vesta Tilley . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Freddie the Nark 's impersonation of a police officer had sounded convincing to him , until he said that Peggie had fallen at her home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | ` You should see his impersonation of Ray Bradbury , " Cecil added . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | You should see her doing her impersonation of him ; one of the funniest things I 've ever seen . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Beccaria 's prescribed punishment for property crime was the fine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the young cuckoo 's | The European cuckoo 's strange behaviour was noted as long ago as 300 BC by the Greek philosopher Aristotle , who also recorded the young cuckoo 's ejection of the host bird 's eggs from the nest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | There was no shortage of evidence from her Cabinet purges about the disagreeable qualities of life in the Thatcher Cabinet Room . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the taxman 's | THE Queen has put one of her footmen on permanent ` light " duties in a bid to beat the taxman 's purge on perks for royal staff . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Government 's | He said the biggest element in the rise from last year 's £309 was the Government 's withdrawal of the “ safety net ” , which adds £14.87 to each bill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Vietnam 's | Rising inflation , fuelled in part by uncertainty following Vietnam 's troop withdrawal , had the effect of increasing prices . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Brodrick 's | Apparently Angell and Pownall did not approve of Brodrick 's novel lighting arrangements and recommended that the scheme be rejected . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | A master builder from Grantham was called in and created this beautiful and extremely unusual combination of local style and Italian Pallazzo architecture , with its forthright piano nobile and its placement of vases and finials . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Nazi 's | April 1945 , the concentration camps at Belsen and Buchenwald , revealing to the world the appalling truth of the Nazi 's endeavour to exterminate the Jewish race . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | Our inner teacher is only too willing to guide us , on a minute-by-minute basis , in our endeavours to live the life we choose . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The Treasury , moreover , suffered a setback in its endeavour to recover its pre-war importance because it had failed to predict the convertibility crisis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | For , in his endeavour to secure their support , William Clito began his reign by issuing charters to Bruges , Ghent , Aire , and St Omer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Edward , his half-brother , succeeded , aged about 38 years , and he remained as King for twenty-four years , during which time his endeavours towards sainthood earned him the title of The Confessor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | clients ' | These limits help to focus clients ' motivation and endeavours towards self-help in the independent management of their problems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | She strongly encouraged her husband and other preachers of the Gospel in their soul-winning endeavours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | It is hardly surprising then , that with such formidable enemies , and in spite of his undoubted mass support , Cipriani met with such little success in his endeavours . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Cardiff turned back to the window and wiped the fog of his breath from the glass . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | She blew out her breath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | He blew out 59 with his first breath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | Time the outward motion with your outward breath . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | She smiled at his deliberate avoidance of her questions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Kerrey , a distinguished Vietnam veteran who had lost part of a leg in combat , had castigated Clinton as unelectable because of his avoidance of service in Vietnam . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Not only did the papacy by these grants assist the king in his evasion of his 1297 commitments , but in 1305 Clement V even absolved him from his oaths to observe the Confirmation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His evasion of time as a restrictive element is brought out by Ralegh who insists that ` Time drives the flocks from field to fold " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Bob 's | In your otherwise excellent article you referred to Bob 's evasion of ` the sad dank dustbin of memory " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | Outmoded this view might be , but most of us would still prefer to try on new clothes , wax hair off our legs , perform our ablutions or put on make-up in private . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | Right , proceed with your ablutions , but mind your ankle . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | After his ablutions , finding the house still quiet , he left and went back down Cheapside to the church of St Mary Le Bow . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | Hurriedly she finished her ablutions , pulled on her clothes and went to investigate . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | As with all my ablutions , the shave follows a definite and predetermined pattern ; I take the same number of strokes of the same length in the same sequence each morning . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the plaintiff 's | In these circumstances the plaintiff 's conduct amounts to contributory negligence as he acted negligently . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Solicitors are bound by strict rules that regulate their professional conduct and in the particular context of financial services there are important guidelines designed to protect the management or proper investment of your money : -- |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | She was advised to ` keep a low profile " in future but was never reprimanded for her conduct . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | His peewit , he said , would manifest its friendship by its exemplary conduct , eating insects of all shapes and sizes but never pecking or injuring the plants . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | About 30 ambassadors were recalled to Moscow to explain their conduct in the coup . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Since they were chosen by the landowners of the county , the latter were held responsible for their conduct in office . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the plaintiff 's | When assessing the plaintiff 's conduct the court will make allowance for the fact that the defendant 's negligence has placed the plaintiff in a dilemma . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Wolsey 's | Its autonomy was , however , short-lived , and although it was probably no less active than it had been under Henry VII , Wolsey 's domineering conduct thrust it into subservience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their fans ' | The Greek champions , AEK Athens , have been banned from European competition for a year because of their fans ' misbehaviour in a European Cup match at home to Marseille this month . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | There are not many , a tiny minority , who have done outrageous things , who 've misbehaved outrageously and who 've been allowed to persist in their misbehaviour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | A number of police officers face charges relating to their alleged misbehaviour on that night , after complaints involving more than 100 officers were referred to the Police Complaints Authority . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | After hours of going round and round the stable yard , he was at last satisfied with her deportment in the saddle and she , herself , felt at one with her mount . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | John Bridge was described as ` mild and affable in his deportment , possessing great equality of temper , and a very engaging suavity of manners " . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | ` I would wish that your deportment on a horse could be more that of a lady and less that of a farm waggoner , " she remarked spitefully . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Now the Countryside Commission has published a consultative document on the issue of rural awareness and accessibility , its main aim being to increase the choices for visitors to country hotspots . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | It is our aim to do the same on the draft treaty on political union . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | ` In the short term , we will continue to pursue our aims to be one of the best regional airports in the country " , said airport director and general manager Rob Hill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | we | ` In the short term , we will continue to pursue our aims to be one of the best regional airports in the country " , said airport director and general manager Rob Hill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | ` My idea is protection of the environment through science and technology , and it is my aim to have every youngster in the country sign the pledge to become a PEST , " said Cook yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Peter Revers ' | With ` Laura Ashley " shops opening at about the rate of ten a year and Peter Revers ' avowed aim to have one in every state , the new factory was crucial . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Mr Gray said a new attitude would be needed from Mr Lang if he wanted to fulfil his recently stated aim to have a new and better relationship with local government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the British Government 's | The EC 's Common Transport Policy could frustrate the British Government 's aim of privatising the rail network , Professor John Hibbs has warned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Our aims were not in line with theirs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Chrysler 's aim is to increase European sales to 100,000 a year over the next few years -- a plan almost certain to involve right-hand drive vehicles for the UK . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | The government 's aim is evidently to shift the taxation of motorists on to petrol ; this will link the tax more closely to vehicle use , and so provide a greater incentive to economise on fuel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | This seemed a more promising foundation upon which to develop electronic , in the sense of non-print , publishing : sufficiently removed from print production , yet strong enough intellectually to fulfil our overall educational aims . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | IBM Corp in France has created a Unix systems division to try and fulfil its aim of becoming market leader by 1994 and , in particular , to focus on high-margin software and services . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | Once you have achieved your aim of being assertive , and people have perhaps carried out tasks that you have assertively asked them to do , you can show your appreciation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the school 's | A challenge that School Boards are yet to come to terms with fully is how they can contribute to the achievement of the school 's goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | Ask yourself these questions : How much influence do finance people have over the achievement of your goals ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | One logical reason for this , besides the fact that we naturally want to relate our assets to our goals , is because God takes good care of his property . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | These guidelines , based on my 20 years of running experience and coaching athletes , such as Kim Jones , will keep you moving forward on a steady progression towards your ultimate running goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | What will your future be like , say , six months or two years after you have achieved your goal ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | The Legalise Cannabis Campaign should be revived and not abandoned , until our goal is reached . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Travis had been every inch the hard , chilly Capricorn that morning , not seeming to need anybody in his single-minded pursuit of his goal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | other people 's | As the days go by open your mind to what is going on around you -- what are other people 's goals ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Chris Eubank 's | POUNDING : Chris Eubank 's goal is big money . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | NICHOLLE 'S goals are to strengthen her legs -- particularly the inner-thighs -- and abdomen and to lose some fat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | Karen realised that her goal was to find a job which was challenging and interesting and which provided her with opportunities for foreign travel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Our goal is animal liberation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | When deciding your goals , you need to keep in mind your level of fitness and choose goals that are realistic . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | This is a general problem with copying or paraphrasing other people 's work : your goals are different from theirs , and so the structure of your argument will also be different . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my own | He said : ` I 'm relishing the opportunity to follow someone like John but I have my own goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | I | He said : ` I 'm relishing the opportunity to follow someone like John but I have my own goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the party 's | The congress also affirmed the party 's goal of securing Georgia 's secession from the Soviet Union . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the poem 's | Romanticism , multitudinousness , imperfect comprehension : these are the poem 's goals , achieved stylistically much more than semantically . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The Forum has also outlined its goal of submitting a full specification of the technology to the influential Internet Engineering Task Force , IETF , by the middle of next year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Clayton continued working in the darkroom while pursuing his goal of becoming a photographer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Our goal is to save this institution intact . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | St Petersburg 's major diplomatic goal had been to nullify the clauses of the Treaty of Paris which had disarmed Russia on the Black Sea . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Nobody could doubt that the applications made by the applicant to the district judge were applications in a criminal cause , for their purpose was to determine the way in which the prosecution should proceed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the curia 's | Attitudes to the crusades , the re-gaining of the Holy Places , the Eastern Empire of Constantinople and the Greek Orthodox Church were all conditioned by the curia 's ancient policy and purpose of missionizing and converting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His primary purpose was to see his two sisters in Boston -- one was now too old to travel , and the other was ailing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His purpose was to demonstrate not that the earth did spin but that it was impossible for human reason to prove that it did not . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | The papacy 's purpose and raison d'être was to missionize and convert , to spread the Gospel and all that the Church stood for . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Dale 's purpose was to elaborate on the supposedly close friendship between Tschudi and Handel , on which subject he provides some lively anecdotes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | one's | If one's purpose is to develop the ability to negotiate meaning in this way , then one would choose to present students with passages whose content was unfamiliar . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | However , a knowledge of classical melodic structures will still be useful , even if our purpose is to write music of a more up-to-date character . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine says that its target of 90 per cent reduction of waste from industry and water treatment plants has to all intents and purposes been met . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Despite interim turnover growth of 17.6% at ICL Technology GmbH , the German company did not hit its target for the full year due to poor trading conditions -- growth was approximately 10% . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Only 70 state enterprises exceeded their planned profit target in the year . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Chancellor 's | Objectively the chances of reaching the Chancellor 's 3 per cent growth target in 1994 are mixed at best . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Given current power shortages and high interest rates , the NEDA was reducing its industrial growth target for 1990 to 5.1 per cent from 7.8 per cent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Mr Lamont has stuck to his public spending target of £244.5 billion but he should have increased that . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Lake District 's | The increase of corporate involvement has helped greatly in achieving the Lake District 's Appeal 1987-89 target of £2 million two years ahead of schedule . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the United Nations ' | It criticised the OECD countries for failing to meet the United Nations ' foreign aid target of 0.7 per cent of their GNPs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Our target is to publish original papers within eight weeks of final acceptance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Company 's | ( x ) To do all such other things as may be deemed incidental or conducive to the attainment of the Company 's objects or any of them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Our object is to get the creative ideas from the artists erm and from the artistic groups within the community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | He showed particular interest in that subsidence , it 's reasonable to assume that his object was to return to it at a time when there would be no one around to interfere with him . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Wordsworth 's | Coleridge said that Wordsworth 's object was ` to give the charm of novelty to things of everyday , and to excite a feeling analogous to the . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Its object in rerunning the debates of the 70s was to provoke bad industrial relations for the sake of the Tory party . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | At a time when the BBC has declared its object of cutting its staff from 25,000 , it has added an extra thousand to the people employed in the department concerned . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | It will be our object in this book to combine the insights from these approaches in a multilevel , multifunction view of style which will be applicable to the practical study of texts . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the organization 's | We know this because Anthony explicitly excludes information about attainment of the organization 's objectives ; he believes that not enough is known about measuring effectiveness to include it as a user need . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Government 's | ` Steady progress has been made towards achievement of the Government 's inflation objective . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the business ' | Creating a plan entailed identifying the business ' objectives , projecting profit and cash flow , and predicting market share . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | LASMO 's | It is LASMO 's continued objective to be a ` good corporate citizen " in the many communities around the world in which it operates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | This is our objective in the next chapter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Labour 's objectives in education and training are ambitious : we want a skills revolution in Britain . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | Consequently , if we are to achieve your objective in terms of price , then unless one can find a niche buyer , it may be difficult to achieve . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Our | However , Mr Major insisted : ` Our economic objective has not changed in the slightest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His long term objective is to re-establish the economic basis of Berlin by persuading researchers of industry to put their heads together and devise some new products . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Our major objective in Alaska is to unlock some of the large volumes of non-proven reserves at Prudhoe Bay and elsewhere . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His objective was for AR production to be 25 per cent of Scottish Amicable new business in three to four years which means an effective doubling of AR production in that period . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the client 's | For example , the surveyor may consider cost the overriding criterion , whereas the client 's objective may be to complete the project in the shortest possible time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Our objective is to maintain the quality of the offering , " he said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | ` The skills are not as high as in first-class rugby and winning is not your prime objective . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | BP Chemicals ' objective for the future is to look at its cost base . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Court 's | This will be in line with the Court 's objective of restoring the University 's financial reserves to a more acceptable level . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Napoleon 's | Though enlightened Spaniards might detest the brutal deceit of Napoleon 's seizure of Spain they felt that perhaps he alone could regenerate her . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Iraq has yet to make the US$1,600 million oil sale authorised by the UN to compensate victims of its 1990 seizure of Iraq . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Army 's | A dispute over the Army 's seizure of a mobile radio unit increased tension between the government and the military during November , leading to a minor government reshuffle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Gloucester 's | Any plans they may have had , however , were forestalled by Gloucester 's seizure of the prince at Stony Stratford . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iraq 's | In many respects the war in Bosnia is the antithesis of Iraq 's seizure of Kuwait . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | We did our first run-through for producers Michael Codron and David Sutton and there was , at last , a frisson of magic in the air . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | U2 's rehearsals for their US stadium tour drew thousands of fans to the parking lot of Hershey Stadium , Pennsylvania . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Singapore 's | It 's in rosy contrast to crises great and small that have piled up over the past 18 months , from Singapore 's caning of an American teenager to feuds with China and trade clashes with Japan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Russia 's | An order extending Russia 's moratorium on nuclear weapons testing until July 1 , 1993 , was signed by President Yeltsin on Oct. 19 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Serbs ' | Ivanko was skeptical of the Serbs ' positive response to the U.S. peace plan . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Russia 's | Differences over Russia 's brutal response to the uprising almost caused Clinton to reject Yeltsin 's invitation to Moscow for the 50th anniversary of the Allies ' victory over Germany in World War II and summit talks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the government 's | Already it has scheduled a meeting to study the government 's response to the weather crisis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | customers ' | ''We want to get customers ' response for these new service , before laying further business plan , '' he added . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | ACET 's | ` I am delighted to support ACET 's developing international AIDS programme . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | He offered the Soviet republics -- which are in the process of taking over the nuclear facilities previously administered by the central authorities -- German help to organize their nuclear-energy programmes and build up their own inspectorates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | ICI 's | The tests were carried out as part of ICI 's extensive research programme into alternatives to CFCs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the government 's | Smidovich claimed on Aug. 18 that Iraqi officials had supplied " good information " on the government 's ballistic missile programmes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the country 's | However , the country 's privatization programme , intended to streamline the state economic enterprises ( SEEs ) , ran into difficulties particularly on the question of selling state assets to foreigners . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Staff generally felt their programmes of study , and hence their students , benefited from the experience . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | The British government 's programme for the development of renewable energy has been massively oversubscribed , with developers submitting applications for projects which would generate electricity well in excess of the government 's target . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Secondly , students have to make their own connections in understanding what they experience on their programme of studies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Bristol team 's | This improvement related to the Bristol team 's efforts to make parents more aware of four main factors for cot death , which are identified from the parents ' accounts of the death of their baby . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | It was due to your efforts that we discovered the name of Raphael . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the group 's | Then the group 's efforts to raise £750m from the Equity Three share placing looked like foundering . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Rao 's | As part of Rao 's effort to unite the party , he made every effort to bring his rival Pawar into the Cabinet . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Management 's efforts to devise new industrial relations strategies and styles appropriate for the changing circumstances are the subject of chapter 6 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Elaine 's | More seriously , she definitely agreed that Elaine 's efforts to give her confidence had worked . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | The government 's efforts to get a bill through parliament allowing soldiers to be sent to the Gulf in non-combat roles came to nothing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the French government 's | Although the Forum praised the French government 's efforts to bring " peaceful evolution to self-determination " in the French territory of New Caledonia , its desire to monitor the situation was rebuffed by the French government . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his own | Leslie Janson , of Chelmsford , Essex , has vowed to start his own fund-raising effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | Ignoring her frantic efforts to break free , he 'd tossed his charge card down on to the counter . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the UN 's | We will support the UN 's efforts to secure a fair and lasting solution . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | He took with him a recording of the female whales at play which he made off the Azores as part of his post-graduate efforts to analyse sperm whale sounds . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Guggisberg 's | This was the background to Guggisberg 's efforts towards modernisation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Whilst supporting the Government in its efforts towards development , the paper remained cautiously critical of most manifestations of militancy on the part of TANU politicians and others . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | France 's | Luc Montagnier of the Pasteur Institute in Paris has been appointed to lead a panel reviewing France 's effort against AIDS . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Less happy were his efforts during the late 1890s to revive the Speaker as an organ for radical ideas , and his editorship of the ailing Daily News from 1901 to 1902 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Bootle 's | SOUTH LIVERPOOL old boy Kevin Hawkins started the late onslaught that brought down Bootle 's gallant efforts at North Trafford last week . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | These firms ' activities in the listed market are usually shared with a larger firm . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | At a hastily-convened news conference , he said it would be ` naive " to suggest that somewhere along the line there was not a link with his political activities in the 1980s . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | These companies ' activities on the Stock Exchange during the 1980s could be taken as evidence of this as foreign companies have mounted massive takeover bids for British ones . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | HCI 's | Drago offers a simple style of accommodation and is the focal point of HCI 's lively activity at Ten Bel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | On 15 January 1862 he submitted proposals to the tsar which became " the basic blueprint " for his multifarious activities at the War Ministry . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The Communication Department of the Cameroon Evangelical Church ( Eglise Evangélique du Cameroun-EEC ) integrates its media and information activities with the extensive health and education programmes run by the Church . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Instead , the transformation of the hospital service awaited the special arrangements that were made to co-ordinate their activities with those of the voluntary hospitals during the Second World War . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | As a major ` consumer " of overhauled piston engines for its own fleet , it made sense for the Atlantic Group to extend their activities to engine overhaul . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | After an interruption in its activities from 1928 to 1951 , it was revived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his wife 's | Kathy 's policeman husband and pimp Jeff , 42 , videotaped his wife 's activities from a wardrobe and also wrote reports on the varying skills of the clients . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | You can even make it fun , part of your sexual activity . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His public activity in industry affairs has been especially concerned with international publishing and copyright matters . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | In all those appointments he was popular both as preacher and pastor , but he kept up his musical activities , graduating D.Mus . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Has my hon. Friend seen the latest survey from the Institute of Purchasing and Supply which publishes a regular report based on surveys of purchasing managers throughout British industry , studying their purchasing activities and intentions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Morgans ' | The open nature of this schoolboy Philip Edward Thomas , with his ready absorption in the Morgans ' sporting activities , held some charm for the disappointed middle-aged writer . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Ten still worked full time , and 11 reported no restrictions in their daily activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | And this is as well , for among his current activities is an associate conductorship with the BBC Symphony Orchestra . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the crowd 's | The ball sailed over the Stockade , he said , and the crowd 's sigh followed its arc the whole way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Emilia 's | The sentence was stifled under the thick cushion of Emilia 's sigh . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Kiku 's sigh was exaggerated . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | The pub landlord 's sigh of relief metamorphoses into a gigantic shit-eating grin as BACK TO THE PLANET and entourage depart his suit-heavy establishment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The Labour government laid its emphasis upon local authority housing rather than on private building for sale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | The Labour government laid its emphasis upon local authority housing rather than on private building for sale . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Thus acorns succeeded extremely well , and Fothergill 's splendid collection of ` Americans " at Upton justified his emphasis on proper care in transport . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Descartes 's | In contrast to Descartes 's emphasis on a self-constituting autonomy born of certitude , Augustine 's formulation registered man 's uncertainty , and that inseparably from dependency upon a prior ordering of selfhood . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Japan 's | Yet Japan 's gains in the war did not go uncontested . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Karl 's last act as President had been to insist that the wing mirrors on Global cars be fitted parallel to the road so that people could snort drugs off them . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | And then Lukic performed his first rescue act with a fine dive to tip Niall Quinn 's shot round the post . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | And do n't get mixed up between his act , and the feelings you have as a result of his act . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Sources said Egypt , co-ordinating its actions with the Palestine Liberation Organisation ( PLO ) , could not accept an Israeli veto . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Peter 's initiative in opening Russia to western influences , his modernisation of the administration and his development of industries were in sharp contrast to the Muscovite traditions of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the flowering plants | However , like the mammals and the birds , the flowering plants certainly originated , and probably did much of their evolutionary groundwork , during the Mesozoic and especially the Cretaceous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | However , like the mammals and the birds , the flowering plants certainly originated , and probably did much of their evolutionary groundwork , during the Mesozoic and especially the Cretaceous . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Parents would not see their children for most of the day , and when they finished their daily work they would be too tired for much except rest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | When we began our work on the secondary stages we considered whether to add a fourth profile component , knowledge about language , but we rejected this plan for two reasons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | He intends continuing its work on Unix networking and the Unix file system and adding new products in Unix network file sharing and storage . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | These were the prevailing attitudes towards teaching Art in colleges and most schools at the time Basil , and later Rosemary Rocke , commenced their advisory work in the West Riding of Yorkshire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | All my work gone to waste ! |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | Jean Stanier ( Mrs Velecky ) gave up her scientific work when her son was born in 1966 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | people 's | Economic growth is created by people 's hard work , ingenuity , thrift and willingness to take risks . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Daak did n't look up from his work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | If Kylie is happy with her work , she considers she 's over the main hurdle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | Both are based on my work on Kayak Control coaching . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the child 's | It 's the child 's work . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Gary Kelly was impressive with his calm approach to the game . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Maybe his approach is too workmanlike . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | The Prague linguists ' approach explains it in terms of reversing the theme-rheme sequence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the child 's | In addition to making an order for the child 's attendance the court may order any person who is in a position to do so to bring the child to court ( s95(5) ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | It was Peters who chided him about his frail physique , which led to his regular attendance at August 's Gymnasium , which was in the basement of Apley Hall . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Besides their attendances at fires and competitions the Halling Brigade gave many exhibitions of their fire fighting skills , and were always prominent in local functions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | There were also the unforeseen situations that prevented his attendance at a course at the last minute -- like the sudden outbreak of mildew that demanded immediate attention . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his or her | A local authority applicant may call a parent as witness and compel his or her attendance at court by issue of a witness summons , where necessary ( see Chapter 5 , 14(c) ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Patrick 's attendance at the Florence Conference was sponsored by the pharmaceutical firm , NAPP . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | Please telephone Andrea Burnand ( tel no. 031-469 5462 ) and confirm your attendance on this date . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Ivan 's | She , for her part , was of the opinion that she did not object to Ivan 's insults at all . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | And this was his chance to find out whether Emily had been to the shed before coming home . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Yesterday was his big chance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His chance came with an offer of work on Children in Crossfire , a documentary about the psychological impact of terrorism and army occupation on the children of Northern Ireland . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | He said : ` It was my last chance to be a winner . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | Nearly everyone has a snapshot of their dog caught at some amusing moment , and now is your chance to have it distributed nationwide in a leaflet or on a greeting card . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | The Nazis were given their chance to press their advantage by the successive ill-timed and unnecessary elections at a time of economic crisis . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | FALLEN star Arazi missed his chance to shine again at Longchamp yesterday , but Henry Cecil got back among the big winners just in time for the St Leger . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the country 's | If in Japan the railway symbolized the country 's rapid response to Western power and influence , Chinese resistance to the West was characterized by an often violent antipathy to railways . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Then , as the fever in his abandoned body reached its height and he moved towards the welcome of oblivion , he heard a voice , not human , but clear and urgent . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | The campsite showed little evidence of their occupation save for their abandoned cases and a burned-out fire . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | Miss Ward 's charred and severed remains were found in a remote part of the game park last September six miles from her abandoned Suzuki vehicle . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | By the light of their abandoned bonfire Tabitha checked her watch . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | publishers ' | I share the scepticism of many other booksellers when I hear publishers ' justification for differential treatment of book clubs , supermarkets , etc . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His justification for the necessary invasion of privacy is the familiar - and thoroughly respectable -- plea that politics should and must be personalised . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | When government ministers talked during the mid-1980s about their justification for nuclear power , it nearly always included a catalogue of fearful threats which started with OPEC and ended with Scargill . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | McNally 's | By focusing on the fact that the play portrays a Christ who has sex with his disciples , the press has encouraged a misconception about McNally 's work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | MacDonald 's | When a positive review of MacDonald 's work appeared in a journal about to be acquired by HBES , Tooby and others thought about sitting down and writing a letter objecting to both the work and the review . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Goodwill 's | Just like the impact Goodwill 's work has on our community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | The prestige associated with publishing in a selective journal is sufficiently valuable that scientists are generally willing to abdicate the legal rights to their own work without remuneration . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Homer wrote his epic works on Chios ; and lyrical poetry was much admired , particularly the work of the poets Archilochos on Paros and Sappho on Lesvos . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Paredes 's | Before the publication of Paredes 's work , most of the Hispanic and Chicano folklore collected was classified , published , and placed on a library shelf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | In his more recent works , Sukenick has moved even further away from conventional narrative sequences . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | one artist 's | More than a museum devoted to one artist 's work ( like the Museum Picasso , or the Fundació Joan Miró ) , it will be competing for income and audiences with an increasing number of new museums in Barcelona : the stylish Centre d'Art Santa Mònica which cuts a dash on the tourist drag of the Ramblas ; a museum of contemporary art being designed by Richard Meier , to be squeezed into the dense Barri Gotic , as well as the National Museum of Catalan Art up on Montjuic , remodelled by Gae Aulenti , and currently under construction . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | When you 've reached the point where you want publication , where seeing your work in print is necessary to you in order to feel you 've made a permanent communication -- then you have to begin the work of looking at the market , seeing what is published and by whom . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | He spends his time drunk on excellent local wines , fantasizing a very fulfilling populist Catharism . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Insurrection 's | They 'd scouted twenty-seven gates so far , and none had turned up anything worth the Insurrection 's time . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Freeman 's | It creates a core of tension in Freeman 's work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Fifty years after authors die , their works enter the `` public domain '' and are no longer protected by law . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | The AG thanked Mr . ( formerly Colonel ) Oliver South for his work in apprehending `` this white - hating , cop - maiming monster . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Researchers give away the copyright to their work , for free , to the publishers , who organise the peer review and copyedit the article . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His work is basically one long argument that natural selection , and natural selection alone , is sufficient to explain the seemingly miraculous variety , beauty , and ingenuity of living things . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Asymmetrical compositions and a mystical mood of ecstasy typify his work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | He appears to have played a unique role among the muscle hijackers because of his work with one of the plot 's financial facilitators , Mustafa al Hawsawi . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Detractors question that Giotto designed the entire series but usually agree that numbers 2 to 11 are his work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | GAO 's | These protocols are intended to provide clearly defined and transparent policies and practices relating to GAO 's work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Saville-Troike presents the essential terms and concepts introduced and developed by Dell Hymes and others and surveys the most important findings and applications of their work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | grantees ' | It is crucial to the strategic planning process to measure the volume of our grantees ' work and to evaluate the success of their approaches . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | For additional information on our work concerning corporate governance , the accounting profession , financial reporting , and related regulatory matters , please contact Jeffrey C. Steinhoff , Managing Director , Financial Management and Assurance , on ( 202 ) 512-2600 or at SteinhoffJ @ gao .gov . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | I will not rehearse again my reasons for believing that the European Parliament is incapable of filling this democratic void and that for the foreseeable future the elected legislature should remain in national hands . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | ` Luke had his reasons for taking me out , and I can assure you , Rob , that they had nothing to do with -- with his liking me . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Kermode has set out his reasons for refusing it in Essays on Fiction , and Lodge has remarked , ` To open a book or article by … |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | Khrushchev explicitly stated to me that one of his reasons for suspending tests was because he had studied the effect of the CND on the British public . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | girls | During the project there was a shift away from locating the issue as one of girls ' motivation towards attempts to change the nature of school science . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the pupil | Even so , the pupil 's motivation to use sight purposefully , his interest in the task in hand , the appropriateness of task lighting and position of work can sometimes enable material to be used with surprisingly little adaptation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Penguin 's motivation is to ensure that a core stock of its titles is always available in the stores . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Groove Tubes | On the other hand , Groove Tubes ' primary motivation is serving the music community by offering a product for the artist and musician who can hear the difference between guitars , amps , pickups and tubes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | pupils | The pre-court ` tribunal '' investigation employed in Sheffield and the growing emphasis being placed on ways that schools can improve pupils ' motivation to attend through curriculum development and new approaches to teaching , serve as illustrations of the perceived inappropriateness of formal legal intervention other than in extreme cases . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the gay audience | Late-night scheduling has been a consistent feature of lesbian and gay programming , exploiting the gay audience 's motivation to watch these programmes while keeping them on the edges of broadcasting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the patrons ' | It concentrates on the relationship between altarpiece and its original physical and liturgical context , and the patrons ' motivation in such lavish spending . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | If you can afford the `` bullet train `` just once , this is your chance , as — in one exhilarating sweep — you pass through almost all the major cities of Central and Western Honshu on the way . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | .. I had my second chance to change my life c . `` |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | but uh tell me about um your exercise did you take your exercise because you had a problem or you just wanted to stay young and light or whatever |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | but uh tell me about um your exercise did you take your exercise because you had a problem or you just wanted to stay young and light or whatever |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | an organization 's | As such , an organization 's success in managing security - related efforts is likely to hinge on its overall ability to manage its use of information technology . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Dole 's | Indeed , Dole 's success at Ames arguably helps Bauer by giving Bush a semifinal contest . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Japan 's | More impressive still was Japan 's success against the powerful war machine of Czarist Russia ( 1904 – 1905 ) , beginning with a surprise nighttime attack on the Russian fleet , to be repeated some years later at Pearl Harbor . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | individual 's | It is a fundamental Darwinian principle that traits and behaviours can not spread over evolutionary time if they reduce an individual 's personal reproductive success . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | you know their their success rate is very high crime does pay cash you can make a good living at it |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | Time 's cover profile of Madeleine Albright defends her Kosovo policy from charges of poor planning and incoherence , and tallies her successes instead : She consolidated European support for airstrikes at Rambouillet , has deftly cultivated consensus among NATO 's member countries , and is drafting a `` mini - Marshall Plan '' to restore stability to the Balkans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | What we hope to demonstrate in describing what has been achieved in these selected states is both their differences and their similarities , the range of different processes , structures , and strategies that have led to their successes , and the basic commonalties that underlie them in terms of vision , inclusiveness , leadership and commitment . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Their successes at work also saved taxpayers more than three - quarters of a million dollars in public assistance . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | In appointing the bland , seemingly slow - paced Chernomyrdin as his envoy , Boris Yeltsin is probably hoping that Chernomyrdin will somehow pull off a settlement without really seeming to or without raising too many hackles , and that his ultimate success will be Primakov 's loss . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | her | The former model has parlayed her restaurant successes into a lifestyle TV show and a forthcoming magazine . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | If Congress `` would not have enacted those provisions which are within its power , independently of that which is not , '' then courts must strike the provisions as a piece . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the council 's | But the council 's program to attract and train ringers is only partly successful , says Mr. Baldwin . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | It is the kind of libel the teachers ' unions do n't mind spreading , for their own narrow purposes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | To the extent that potential Republican candidates and their financial backers realize that the congressional prisoner 's dilemma game works to their disadvantage , the Republican Party will be hindered in its attempts to field a competitive slate of congressional candidates . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | In response to this , the Socialist prime minister has simply cited his free-market accomplishments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | He should consider his victory a mandate to continue his growth-oriented economic reforms and not a demand that he move further left . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | The voters delivered Mr. Gonzalez a third mandate for his successes . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Totally absorbed , the ringers stare straight ahead , using peripheral vision ( they call it `` rope-sight '' ) to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | In the early 1980 s , Libya accelerated its efforts to obtain a longer-range ballistic missile with the al-Fatah , reportedly with a range of 950 km . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Libya 's | There is a significant amount of open-source literature concerning Libya 's acquisition and use of chemical weapons ( CW ) ; it is well documented that Libya employed Iranian-supplied mustard gas bombs against Chad , its southern neighbor , in 1987 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Libya 's motivation to acquire WMD , and ballistic missiles in particular , appears in part to be a response to Israel 's clandestine nuclear program and a desire to become a more active player in Middle_Eastern and African politics . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Libya 's | According to International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Mohamed ElBaradei , who led a December 2003 inspection team to Libya , Libya 's nuclear weapons program is in the very initial stages , about three to seven years away from producing a nuclear weapon . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Pyongyang 's | North Korea expelled IAEA inspectors on 31 December 2002 , curtailing the Agency 's capacity to monitor Pyongyang 's nuclear activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The treaty requires a 90-day waiting period , but Pyongyang claimed the withdrawal was effective immediately because 89 days had transpired in 1993 when North Korea initially announced its intention to withdraw before `` suspending its intention to withdraw from the treaty . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | North Korea began its missile development program in the 1970s and tested an `` indigenous '' Scud-B ballistic missile in April 1984 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The treaty requires a 90-day waiting period , but Pyongyang claimed the withdrawal was effective immediately because 89 days had transpired in 1993 when North Korea initially announced its intention to withdraw before `` suspending its intention to withdraw from the treaty . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | In 2003 , Libya admitted its previous intentions to acquire equipment needed to produce biological weapons ( BW ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Although Iran began developing its nuclear program in the 1950s , it was slow to progress until late in the 1960s , when the US - supplied 5 MW thermal research reactor ( TRR ) went online at the Tehran Nuclear Research Center ( TNRC ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | The Shah set his goal high : `` ... get , as soon as possible , 23,000 MW from nuclear power stations . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | In the 1950s , the Shah initiated Iran 's nuclear research program and developed an ambitious plan to produce 23,000 MW from nuclear power by the end of the century . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Under the Khomeini regime , Iran 's nuclear program steadily grew on all fronts and stages of the nuclear fuel cycle , with a particular emphasis on developing and strengthening indigenous capabilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Partly as a result of the shortcomings in the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) safeguards system -- which allowed the rapid development of the Iraqi nuclear program in the 1970s and North Korea 's in the 1990s to go largely undetected -- and partly by assessing Iran 's intentions , the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) have increased their scrutiny of Iran 's activities over the last several years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Partly as a result of the shortcomings in the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) safeguards system -- which allowed the rapid development of the Iraqi nuclear program in the 1970s and North Korea 's in the 1990s to go largely undetected -- and partly by assessing Iran 's intentions , the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) have increased their scrutiny of Iran 's activities over the last several years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | These facilities and Iran 's overall program are currently undergoing close scrutiny by the international community and will likely remain so until controversy over the facilities ' purpose and capability can be resolved . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | AEOI 's activities and facilities have been tied to several universities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( AEOI ) is the government agency that oversees Iran 's nuclear program , and is one of the few agencies in Iran that reports directly to the president . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Iran is rapidly constructing nuclear facilities to achieve its goal of having an indigenous fuel cycle capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Iran 's nuclear program operates numerous facilities throughout the country , including the Nuclear Research Center in Tehran , ( TNRC ) , the Esfahan Nuclear Technology Center ( ENTC ) , Nuclear Research Center for Agriculture and Medicine , and the Beneficiation and Hydrometalurgical Research Center ( BHRC ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | In addition to these , there have been new revelations about Iran 's centrifuge enrichment program located in Natanz and heavy water related activity in Arak . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | The IAEA Board of Governors has imposed on Iran a 31 October 2003 deadline to resolve all outstanding issues and to provide full and complete declaration of its nuclear material and nuclear activities , specifically Iran 's enrichment program and past conversion experiments . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Russia has also supported Iran 's disclosure efforts , despite Russian President Vladimir Putin 's November 2003 charge that Iran acted in bad faith by failing to fully comply with IAEA inspections . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Responding to the barrage of critics who insist that Iran 's illicit intentions are obvious , El - Baradei has pointed to the continued absence of a `` smoking gun '' and the fundamental shortcomings of attempts to concretely assess Iran 's programmatic goals without such evidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Subsequent IAEA inspections in Iran revealed a wealth of new information related to the development and scale of Iran 's nuclear program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The IAEA also criticized Iran 's lack of forthrightness about its possession of P - 2 design drawings and other related research , and information regarding its manufacturing and mechanical testing activities , all of which was omitted from Iran 's 21 October 2003 declaration to the agency . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | In the immediate aftermath of the revolution , Iran 's ambitious nuclear program fell apart due to the initial opposition by the Khomeini government to nuclear technology and because of the exodus of many of Iran 's nuclear scientists . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | The weapons research side of Iran 's nuclear activities seemed to have continued uninterrupted by the revolution , and received a major boost when a new nuclear research center opened at Isfahan in 1984 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iraq 's | In addition to feeling threatened by Iraq 's growing nuclear program , these attacks may explain why the Khomeini government ultimately resumed its efforts to continue Iran 's nuclear power program and strengthen its existing nuclear research program -- and ultimately to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | In addition to feeling threatened by Iraq 's growing nuclear program , these attacks may explain why the Khomeini government ultimately resumed its efforts to continue Iran 's nuclear power program and strengthen its existing nuclear research program -- and ultimately to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | In addition to feeling threatened by Iraq 's growing nuclear program , these attacks may explain why the Khomeini government ultimately resumed its efforts to continue Iran 's nuclear power program and strengthen its existing nuclear research program -- and ultimately to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iraq 's | As a result Iran has promulgated a very public stance against the use of chemical weapons , making numerous vitriolic comments against Iraq 's use of such weapons in international forums . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | By the time of the Islamic Revolution in January 1979 , Iran 's nuclear program was considered one the most advanced in the Middle East . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Iran 's extensive CW program is allegedly masked using its sophisticated pharmaceutical and agro - industrial companies as plausible cover . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Some Western sources believe that Iran first developed its BW program during the Iran - Iraq War ( 1980 - 88 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | As of 1996 , the Department of Defense claimed that Iran had stockpiled almost 2000 tons of toxic chemical agents and was continuously working on expanding its CW program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The university places emphasis on its strong relationship with the nation 's industries and the practical application of its training programs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Responding to the barrage of critics who insist that Iran 's illicit intentions are obvious , El - Baradei has pointed to the continued absence of a `` smoking gun '' and the fundamental shortcomings of attempts to concretely assess Iran 's programmatic goals without such evidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Chinese companies have been key suppliers for Iran 's chemical weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | A classified US intelligence report identified a Chinese individual , Q.C. Chen , as `` a major supplier of glass - lined equipment and chemicals to Iran 's chemical weapons program . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Building upon the foundations established during the war , Iran 's missile and long - range artillery rocket programs were reorganized during the late 1980s and have developed along two broad paths -- solid - fueled and liquid - fueled systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | As a result of these agreements , the PRC refocused its efforts on assisting Iran with its indigenous short - range solid fuel systems . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | During the war , Iran 's liquid fuel program had initially focused upon the production of a reverse - engineered Scud-Bs . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | This test occurred just days before a meeting was to take place between Iran and European officials to discuss Iran 's nuclear program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | By 2000 , Iran 's ballistic missile effort would become the `` ... the largest in the Middle East ... '' and would rival that of the DPRK in size and scope . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Iran 's chemical weapons and ballistic missiles , and possibly its nuclear weapon program and biological warfare capabilities , are meant to deter opponents and to gain influence in the Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea regions . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Russia , however , has expressed its intention to complete the deal . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | American concerns over Iran 's nuclear program intensified in mid - 2002 , when American intelligence learned of the existence of two secret nuclear facilities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Iran continues to assert , however , that its nuclear program is for the generation of electricity alone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Iran agreed to an IAEA inspection schedule and to a mid - May 2004 deadline for the submission of complete details regarding its nuclear program and goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Iran agreed to an IAEA inspection schedule and to a mid - May 2004 deadline for the submission of complete details regarding its nuclear program and goals . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | There is limited open - source information available concerning Iran 's chemical weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | The details of the early Iranian ballistic missile and rocket programs , as well as their immediate objectives , are presently unknown . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Prior to Libya 's 19 December 2003 announcement to abandon its WMD programs , US intelligence agencies alleged that Qadhafi had attempted to recruit South African scientists to assist in the acquisition of BW , and that Libya had started to develop pathogens and toxins for weapons use . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iraq 's | However , the program has been restarted , possibly in reaction to the revelations about the scope of Iraq 's nuclear weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | China 's | We need additional confidence that China 's statements and actions will be sufficient for us to defend a certification of that kind ... we want to be sure that we 've done all we can to obtain the maximum level of cooperation from China on this subject. [ US Department of State , Daily Press Briefing , 14 October 1997 . ] |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Since the early 1990s , it has put a high priority on its chemical weapons program because of its inability to respond in kind to Iraq 's chemical attacks and the discovery of substantial Iraqi efforts with advanced agents , such as the highly persistent nerve agent VX . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Iran ratified the CWC , under which it will be obligated to eliminate its chemical program over a period of years . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Although Iran is making a concerted effort to attain an independent production capability for all aspects of its chemical weapons program , it remains dependent on foreign sources for chemical warfare - related technologies . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | China is an important supplier of technologies and equipment for Iran 's chemical warfare program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | In addition , since all known Iranian nuclear facilities are under IAEA monitoring , Beijing views US demands that China suspend all its nuclear cooperation programs with Iran as unreasonable and contrary to Article IV of the NPT . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Therefore , Chinese supply policies will be key to whether Tehran attains its long - term goal of independent production for these weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Iran 's biological warfare program began during the Iran - Iraq war . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | The US fears Iran 's efforts to build nuclear weapons could help give Iran the capability of cutting off the oil from the Persian Gulf . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | A routine safeguards inspection of Iran 's nuclear program is scheduled for 10/92 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Soviet scientists are offered up to $20,000 per month to work on Iran 's nuclear program ( 7325 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | IAEA Director General Hans Blix says he has no cause for concern regarding Iran 's attempts to acquire nuclear technology ( 6906 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Pakistan 's | The head of Pakistan 's uranium enrichment program begins to hold talks with officials at the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( 6003 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | There is limited open - source information available concerning Iran 's chemical weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | After Ayatollah Khomeini came to power in 1979 he canceled Iran 's nuclear development program , but it was subsequently resumed . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | If Iran can adequately demonstrate peaceful intentions for its nuclear program and allows IAEA inspections , nuclear power reactor technology trade restraints may be lifted . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Hamyan Vahdati , who is said to be heading Iran 's nuclear program , says that no country can be taken seriously without a nuclear research program , and that Iran wants to have the technology and knowledge to make nuclear weapons in case it needs them ( 7284 ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Iran is trying to acquire fissile material to support development of nuclear weapons and has set up an elaborate system of military and civilian organizations to support its effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Specifically , Iran was rebuked for postponing IAEA visits to a number of locations related to Iran 's P - 2 centrifuge enrichment program , which had been scheduled to take place in March 2004 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | Although information on WMD programs for many countries is often limited , when it comes to assessing Iran 's alleged CW program , one must sift through a mountain of information , much of which is long on allegation and short on specific , corroborated evidence . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Iran 's plans for building a civilian nuclear power program have prompted much concern regarding its intention to develop nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | In the case of North Korea , determining the status of its nuclear weapons program is especially difficult . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | As an extremely isolated and secretive state , North Korea provides few signals of the existence -- let alone the extent -- of its nuclear weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | a so - called anti - plague system | The Soviet Union also established a so - called anti - plague system , whose primary objective was to control endemic diseases and prevent the importation of exotic pathogens that could threaten crops , animals , and humans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | whose | The Soviet Union also established a so - called anti - plague system , whose primary objective was to control endemic diseases and prevent the importation of exotic pathogens that could threaten crops , animals , and humans . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The treaty requires 90 - day notice before a withdrawal , but North Korea claims this is not necessary since Pyongyang already declared its intention to withdraw in 1993 , only to `` suspend its intention withdraw '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The treaty requires 90 - day notice before a withdrawal , but North Korea claims this is not necessary since Pyongyang already declared its intention to withdraw in 1993 , only to `` suspend its intention withdraw '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | North Korea 's | There are also concerns about North Korea 's suspected highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) program , which is a different path to produce fissile material for nuclear weapons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Pyongyang 's | In October 2002 , a delegation led by James Kelly , US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs , visited Pyongyang and notified North Korean officials that the United States was aware of Pyongyang 's HEU development program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Taiwan 's nuclear weapons program was established under the direction of the Institute of Nuclear Energy Research ( INER ) and the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology following the People's Republic of China 's first nuclear test in October 1964 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Taiwan 's | U.S. pressure caused Taiwan to end its nuclear weapons program in 1988 after International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections discovered missing fuel rods and the former deputy director of INER defected to the United States with detailed information about Taiwan 's program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | U.S. pressure caused Taiwan to end its nuclear weapons program in 1988 after International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections discovered missing fuel rods and the former deputy director of INER defected to the United States with detailed information about Taiwan 's program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Taiwan 's short - range ballistic missile ( SRBM ) program is based at the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology , which has developed a range of missiles including the Hsiung Feng series of anti-ship missiles , the Tien Chien series of air - to - air missiles , and the Tien Kung series of surface - to - air missiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Pyongyang 's | There are different schools of thought on the motivations behind Pyongyang 's nuclear weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Pyongyang 's | Those who believe North Korea is a revisionist state argue that Pyongyang 's nuclear motivations constitute a serious external threat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Pyongyang 's | However , critics argue that Pyongyang 's behavior is inconsistent and that this evidence is not credible . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | In the early 1950s , North Korea began establishing the institutional base to train the human resources for its nuclear development program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Kim 's | The program appeared to begin as a peaceful one , but whatever Kim 's original intentions , the Cuban Missile Crisis may have prompted initiation of a dedicated nuclear weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Under this `` special status , '' North Korea agreed to allow the `` continuity of safeguards '' on its present activities , but refused to allow inspections that could verify past nuclear activities . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | After the IAEA was denied access to North Korea 's suspect waste sites in early 1993 , the Agency moved to ask the UN Security Council for special ad hoc inspections , but on 12 March 1993 , North Korea announced its intention to withdraw from the NPT . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Pyongyang 's | This action worsened the emerging crisis because the random placement of the spent fuel rods in a temporary storage pond compromised the IAEA 's capacity to reconstruct the operational history of the reactor , which could have been used in efforts to account for the discrepancies in Pyongyang 's reported plutonium reprocessing . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | North Korea 's | While the Agreed Framework froze North Korea 's plutonium program for almost a decade , neither party was completely satisfied with either the compromise reached or its implementation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | North Korea 's | The policy review concluded that the United States should seek `` improved implementation of the Agreed Framework , verifiable constraints on North Korea 's missile program , a ban on missile exports , and a less threatening North Korean conventional military posture . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | From Washington 's perspective , `` improved implementation of the Agreed Framework '' meant an acceleration of safeguards inspections , even though the agreement did not require Pyongyang to submit to full safeguards inspections to verify its past activities until a significant portion of the reactor construction was completed but before the delivery of critical reactor components . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | South Africa 's nuclear , biological , chemical , and missile programs reflected perceptions of internal and external threats stemming from its former government 's policy of apartheid , as well as the country 's advanced state of technical development . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Russia 's | QN : Is there evidence that Russia 's chemical weapons programs have polluted Russia 's environment ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Moscow 's | Russian scientists familiar with Moscow 's chemical warfare development program have been publicizing information on a new generation of agents , sometimes referred to as `` Novichoks . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel urged President Bush to step up pressure on Iran to give up all elements of its nuclear program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | QN : Did Sharon urge the US leader to keep pressing Iran to give up its nuclear program altogether ? |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Tehran continues to seek considerable production technology , training , expertise , equipment and chemicals from entities in Russia and China that could be used to help Iran reach its goal [ of ] an indigenous nerve agent production capability . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Iran took one step further in its attempts to acquire CW stockpiles . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Libya almost certainly will keep its chemical warfare program as long as Qadhafi remains in power . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the market 's | Program trading is hurting the market 's efforts to bring back small investors . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | South Africa 's biological weapons program was one of the two principal components of its covert state - sponsored CBW program , codenamed Project Coast ( later Project Jota ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Facing U.S. opposition to missile proliferation and the end of its apartheid government , South Africa abandoned its missile and space launch programs in 1991 and dismantled associated facilities under international observation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | South Africa 's | While the proliferation legacies of South Africa 's nuclear and missile programs were effectively resolved through verified disarmament measures that won international acclaim , dismantlement of the country 's CBW capabilities was not verified to a comparable degree of certainty . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | South Africa is the first and , to date , only country to build a nuclear arsenal , and then voluntarily dismantle its entire nuclear weapons program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | South Africa 's biological weapons program was one of the two principal components of its covert state - sponsored CBW program , codenamed Project Coast ( later Project Jota ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | South Africa 's chemical warfare program was one of the two principal components of its covert state - sponsored CBW program , codenamed Project Coast ( later Project Jota ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | South Africa 's chemical warfare program was one of the two principal components of its covert state - sponsored CBW program , codenamed Project Coast ( later Project Jota ) . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The General Assembly has worked to improve its response to potential terrorist attacks after the Sept. 11, 2001 , attacks and the ensuing anthrax scares . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the Army 's | The eight - wheeled vehicles , developed to fill a gap between infantry soldiers driving Humvees and tanks , is the Army 's next step in becoming a future fighting force . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | NNSA 's | ' These shipments of highly enriched uranium spent fuel are part of NNSA 's efforts to make sure this type of material does n't fall into the wrong hands , ' NNSA Administrator Linton F. Brooks said in an April 20 press release . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | The General Assembly has worked to improve its response to potential terrorist attacks after the Sept. 11, 2001 , attacks and the ensuing anthrax scares . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | North Korea 's | In 1994 , during heightened tensions over North Korea 's nuclear weapons program , the DPRK threatened to turn Seoul into a `` sea of fire . '' |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | I 'm proud of their efforts to work safely as they safely destroy the chemical munitions that Anniston Chemical Activity stores . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | The 1993 documentary The War Room captures some of his efforts on tape . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | For all his accomplishments , Herod was nevertheless hated by his subjects ; he taxed , he tortured , and he ordered the massacre of male Jewish infants in an attempt to do away with the heralded Messiah . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Iran 's | The work is preparation for Iran 's plans to install 3,000 centrifuges at the site , but so far no centrifuges have been emplaced , according to the Associated Press . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | inspectors ' | The nuclear agency had hoped to monitor the larger centrifuge cascade with cameras , but Iranian officials were `` not allowing the IAEA to install the cameras inside the cascade halls in Natanz and are causing further delays in the inspectors ' activity , '' a diplomat who closely monitors the agency said yesterday . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | China 's nuclear weapons program began in 1955 and culminated in a successful nuclear test in 1964 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | CTR 's | Gidromash , an Almaty -based Soviet-era producer of submarine-launched missiles , was converted to a civilian commercial enterprise under CTR 's Industrial Partnerships Program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Although China claims that it no longer possesses any CW stockpiles , the U.S. government believes that China has not revealed the full scope of its program . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Syria 's nuclear program remains in the fundamental stages of development , with virtually no fuel cycle facilities in operation . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Syria 's | Consequently , Syria 's quest for obtaining a nuclear power plant remains an unanswered question . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Syria 's | The United States imposed sanctions in May , citing Syria 's pursuit of WMD programs as one of the reasons for this step . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Several islands and Greek city-states agreed to work together , and created a treasury to fund their plans , which was held on the island of Delos . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | It was n't until a.d. 330 , however , when the newly converted Emperor Constantine made Byzantium , renamed Constantinople , capital of his Eastern Empire that Christianity was assured of its dominant role in future Greek life . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Gass ' | Despite his ambition , Gass ' success was short-lived . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | With its new look and new aim , the prospects are good despite the warnings . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | U.S. Democratic Party Congressman Tony Hall left here Thursday after concluding his landmark visit to Iraq , which has been under sweeping U.N. sanctions since 1990 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | In English it means zeal , its aim -- the destruction of Israel . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | But Hamas had already become an important part of Palestinian society through its charity work and its influence increased over time by providing community services when the Palestinian authority did not . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | Translator : The armed Intifada must end and we must use and resort to peaceful means in our quest to end the occupation and the suffering of the Palestinians , and the Israelis , and to establish the Palestinian state . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | AL QAEDA 's sphere of activity : International and transitional according to AL QAEDA 's policy . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | man 's | Fossils tell an obscure story of man 's slow and sporadic development . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | America 's | Both the Las Vegas Aerial Gunnery School ( which became Nellis Air Force Base and the Nevada Test Site ) in the north , and Basic Magnesium in the nearby town of Henderson , arrived in the early 1940s as a result of America 's war effort . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | Hughes ' actions would have beneficial repercussions , both immediate and lasting . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Hong Kong 's | The Chinese people have been described as hardworking and pragmatic , attitudes that have contributed to Hong Kong 's success . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | | His job objectives call for him to do it in 30 . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Goodwill 's | We 've expanded Goodwill 's proven methods to towns and neighborhoods where they are needed most . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Goodwill 's | You have helped make Goodwill 's work possible with your previous support . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | So our work must continue . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | These people and their successes are real . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Goodwill 's | Just like the impact Goodwill 's work has on our community . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | Neither do the rest of us who feel the positive results of their success . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | Your gift to Goodwill will help us do even more this year because your gift will be used to directly support our work . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | its | Despite its initial failings , Siegel 's Flamingo survived him , as did mob infiltration of casinos . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | but uh tell me about um your exercise did you take your exercise because you had a problem or you just wanted to stay young and light or whatever |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | Mr Major 's | What a contrast with Mr Major 's abandonment of policy and principle after his costly Black Wednesday defeat . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | President Reagan 's | They seem bewildered by President Reagan 's abandonment of an energy-saving policy and uncertain about what to say on key issues . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | The assurance eventually came from the ARC literally minutes before the final deadline set by the Task Force for their abandonment of the project , and their promise to publicly disclose their reasons . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | new Prime Minister Zhu Rongji 's | The Chinese president also hopes Clinton 's visit will bolster his own prestige as a statesman , `` upstaged '' by new Prime Minister Zhu Rongji 's successful European tour . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | The Turi tribespeople want Haqqani leaders to persuade local Taliban militants to lift their blockade and to release nine Turi tribesmen they are holding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | the literalists ' | The debate over evolution is probably the best-known example of the literalists ' combination of rock hard belief and relentless point by point challenge of the rationalist side . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | I tell you , sir , I couldn 't move a finger , nor get my breath , till it whisked away and was gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | I | I tell you , sir , I couldn 't move a finger , nor get my breath , till it whisked away and was gone . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | your | Your powers , if I may say so without offence , seem superior to your opportunities . " |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | his | As impassive as ever to the casual observer , there were none the less a subdued eagerness and suggestion of tension in his brightened eyes and brisker manner which assured me that the game was afoot . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | We all have our little ways . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | our | Well , as he says , we must each try our own way and see what comes of it . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | It had been arranged , therefore , that in such a case his two subordinates were to make for some prearranged spot where they could escape investigation and be in a position afterwards to renew their attempt . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | my | It was my part after we had discovered in the transformed Henderson the fallen despot , to attach myself to his household and keep the others in touch with his movements . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Gen | their | '' They 've worked extremely hard now for six days but probably their most herculean effort was last night , '' My Koperberg said . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Poss | Obj | our | " These two men , close and confidential friends , are the centre of the household ; but there is one other person who for our immediate purpose may be even more important . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Sfin | Dep | The towers should be located | 2- The towers should be located in a manner where they can easily communicate with one another , and totally cover the area they are guarding . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Sfin | Dep | New York City 's two true meritocracies , Bronx High School of Science and Stuyvesant High School | Point 1 : Ladenson would have a much stronger case if America 's universities and colleges used a single announced criterion for admission and never varied from it , the way New York City 's two true meritocracies , Bronx High School of Science and Stuyvesant High School , do -- they only admit students who score well on Bronx Science 's or Stuyvesant 's own tests . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Sfin | Ext | | The tracks it left behind it bisected a faded trail of bootprints . |
| avoid.v | Agent | Srel | Dep | given by the model | Firstly , the justification given by the model for vesting substantial managerial power in the hands of the directors will be investigated . |