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Matches in WordNet 3.1 for { ?s <http://wordnet-rdf.princeton.edu/ontology#verb_frame_sentence> ?o. }

• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The chefs %s the vegetables".
• 4-v verb_frame_sentence "The children %s in the rocking chair".
• 4-v verb_frame_sentence "There %s some children in the rocking chair".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The bad news will %s him".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The good news will %s her".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The performance is likely to %s Sue".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam and Sue %s the movie ".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "Did he %s his foot? ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They will %s the duet".
• 3-v verb_frame_sentence "They want to %s the doors".
• 6-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s the money ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam and Sue %s the movie ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam and Sue %s".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s him "Bobby"".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s him "Bobby"".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The chefs %s the vegetables".
• 3-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s the trees".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam and Sue %s".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam wants to %s with Sue ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s that there was a traffic accident ".
• 3-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s the trees".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam and Sue %s".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam wants to %s with Sue ".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "They want to %s the prisoners ".
• 5-v verb_frame_sentence "The fighter managed to %s his opponent".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s themselves".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "They want to %s the prisoners ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam and Sue %s".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam and Sue %s".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They want to %s the prisoners ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "John will %s angry".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The men %s the boat ".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "Lights %s on the horizon".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "The horizon is %sing with lights".
• 3-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 3-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The fighter managed to %s his opponent".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They want to %s the prisoners ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The fighter managed to %s his opponent".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "They want to %s the prisoners ".
• 5-v verb_frame_sentence "The chef wants to %s the eggs ".
• 3-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s the halls with holly".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s her vice president".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "The performance is likely to %s Sue".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "John will %s angry".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The bad news will %s him".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The performance is likely to %s Sue".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "The performance is likely to %s Sue".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Cars %s in the streets ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The streets %s with cars ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s him to write the letter".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s to move ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s moving ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s to move ".
• 4-v verb_frame_sentence "They won't %s the story ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s them the money".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "The performance is likely to %s Sue".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They want to %s the prisoners ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s the newspapers".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s themselves".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s him to write the letter".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s that there was a traffic accident ".
• 3-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s that there was a traffic accident ".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "The meadows %s with animals ".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "You can hear animals %s in the meadows".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s ".
• 3-v verb_frame_sentence "The chairs %s in the corner".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They will %s the duet".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "The fighter managed to %s his opponent".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The bad news will %s him".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The good news will %s her".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The glass tubes %s".
• 3-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s the glass tubes".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The bad news will %s him".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The performance is likely to %s Sue".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s the money to them ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s them the money".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "In the summer they like to go out and %s".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s the bread with melted butter".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The fighter managed to %s his opponent".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "They %s the money ".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 4-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam cannot %s Sue ".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The bad news will %s him".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The good news will %s her".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "The performance is likely to %s Sue".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "The bad news will %s him".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "The good news will %s her".
• 2-v verb_frame_sentence "The performance is likely to %s Sue".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam and Sue %s".
• 1-v verb_frame_sentence "Sam wants to %s with Sue ".

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