somebody

Converse of object

• kill: Many codes of practice would support the breaking of confidentiality in the case where a client is threatening to kill somebody or themselves.
• hurt: But you hurt somebody 's feelings and eh, you cannot kiss it better.
• wish: That's a very good point - I wish somebody would make a movie about that.
• suppose: Suppose that somebody gives you a telephone number, and you want to try and remember it.
• think: I can't help thinking somebody somewhere is making a lot of money out of the MMR jab.
• know: Or do you know somebody who has memories of living, working or playing on or by the river who could tell their story?

Preposition: on

• television: Somebody on television phrased his point nicely: " freedom of speech, yes, but not for religion " .

Converse of subject

• write: From time to time, people send us a directive reply written by somebody else.

Adjective modifier

• sure: I'm sure somebody will make a signature for you if you ask politely.
• special: Give to a special picture somebody like puzzle of the puzzle.

Modifies a noun

• else's: It is something that we know from our ( or somebody else's ) experience.

Noun used with modifier

• can: And can somebody please tell Clare Balding to cheer up.
• murder: He told the court: " At the end of the day I knew I would have to murder somebody anyway.
• while: Every once in a while somebody comes along via BE and leaves an appreciative comment.
• hope: Let's hope somebody tells the British Post Office.
• picture: Give to a special picture somebody like puzzle of the puzzle.
• case: Always looking over my shoulder in case somebody was coming, being shouted at for having a vicious dog.

Possessives

• head: If you've ever wanted to see inside somebody's head, now's your chance!
• eye: The hospital has developed or redeveloped services, which were only a gleam in somebody's eye, into major facilities open to all.

Preposition: like

• puzzle: Give to a special picture somebody like puzzle of the puzzle.