Data (101–125 of 511)

Ex P Role Function Adposition Part of Speech Governor Head Governor Part of Speech Governor Supersense Object Head Object Part of Speech Object Supersense Governor-Object Syntax Transitive? Typo? Abbrev? Sent ID
(32039) The little prince looked everywhere to find a place to sit down ; but the entire planet was crammed and obstructed by the king 's magnificent ermine robe . Possessor = Possessor PART robe NOUN king NOUN default lpp_1943.491
(31242) In the book it said : " Boa constrictors swallow their prey whole , without chewing it . Possessor = Possessor PRON whole NOUN possessive lpp_1943.5
(32059) " I order you to do so , " the king answered him , and majestically gathered in a fold of his ermine mantle . Possessor = Possessor PRON mantle NOUN possessive lpp_1943.518
(32076) If he had been master of such complete authority , he would have been able to watch the sunset , not forty - four times in one day , but seventy - two , or even a hundred , or even two hundred times , without ever having to move his chair . Possessor = Possessor PRON chair NOUN possessive lpp_1943.536
(32089) If you ordered your people to go and throw themselves into the sea , they would rise up in revolution . OrgMember Possessor PRON people NOUN possessive lpp_1943.545
(32116) " I have not yet made a complete tour of my kingdom . OrgMember Possessor PRON kingdom NOUN possessive lpp_1943.570
(32171) The conceited man raised his hat in a modest salute . Possessor = Possessor PRON hat NOUN possessive lpp_1943.617
(31375) Absurd as it might seem to me , a thousand miles from any human habitation and in danger of death , I took out of my pocket a sheet of paper and my fountain - pen . Possessor = Possessor PRON pocket NOUN possessive lpp_1943.62
(31377) Absurd as it might seem to me , a thousand miles from any human habitation and in danger of death , I took out of my pocket a sheet of paper and my fountain - pen . Possessor = Possessor PRON pen NOUN possessive lpp_1943.62
(32178) The conceited man against raised his hat in salute . Possessor = Possessor PRON hat NOUN possessive lpp_1943.620
(32219) The fourth planet belonged to a businessman . Possessor Goal ADP belong VERB businessman NOUN default lpp_1943.649
(32224) " Your cigarette has gone out . " Possessor = Possessor PRON cigarette NOUN possessive lpp_1943.652
(32266) " To whom do they belong ? " the businessman retorted , peevishly . Possessor Goal ADP belong VERB whom PRON default lpp_1943.716
(32267) To nobody . " Possessor Goal ADP nobody PRON default lpp_1943.718
(32268) " Then they belong to me , because I was the first person to think of it . " Possessor Goal ADP belong VERB I PRON default lpp_1943.719
(32270) When you find a diamond that belongs to nobody , it is yours . Possessor Goal ADP belong VERB nobody PRON default lpp_1943.722
(32271) When you discover an island that belongs to nobody , it is yours . Possessor Goal ADP belong VERB nobody PRON default lpp_1943.723
(32287) " That means that I write the number of my stars on a little paper . Possessor = Possessor PRON star NOUN possessive lpp_1943.739
(32301) It is of some use to my volcanoes , and it is of some use to my flower , that I own them . Possessor = Possessor PRON volcano NOUN possessive lpp_1943.749
(32304) It is of some use to my volcanoes , and it is of some use to my flower , that I own them . Possessor = Possessor PRON flower NOUN possessive lpp_1943.749
(32327) When he lights his street lamp , it is as if he brought one more star to life , or one flower . Possessor = Possessor PRON lamp NOUN possessive lpp_1943.762
(32330) When he puts out his lamp , he sends the flower , or the star , to sleep . Possessor = Possessor PRON lamp NOUN possessive lpp_1943.763
(32334) Why have you just put out your lamp ? " Possessor = Possessor PRON lamp NOUN possessive lpp_1943.768
(32335) " The orders are that I put out my lamp . Possessor = Possessor PRON lamp NOUN possessive lpp_1943.772
(32336) And he lighted his lamp again . Possessor = Possessor PRON lamp NOUN possessive lpp_1943.774