Example sentences of "[verb] of [pos pn] " in BNC.
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| 31 | It may take them a little while , but it is important that you contact them to make a housing application and let them know of your needs . |
| 32 | It is important to say how you feel and let your husband know of your need for overt support and encouragement . |
| 33 | It does no harm to let them know of your interest while a course is in preparation . |
| 34 | If you are pleased to do business with a customer , then let the customer know of your pleasure . |
| 35 | " Tell me , " he said , very softly , " what do you know of your mother 's past . " |
| 36 | I only wish that Dad could know of your loyalty . ’ |
| 37 | We ask that they may know of your daily provision of all kinds of needs , and especially for Rob 's studies , that he may be able to learn and think with Your mind at all times . |
| 38 | Above all , they must know of your part in the destruction of my Lord of Buckingham as , God be my witness , I know mine ! ’ |
| 39 | It would therefore be helpful to let me know of your availability at those times by completing the attached form . |
| 40 | At least let me know of your address , even if you feel you can not tell the Ambassador , your uncle , or his wife where you are . |
| 41 | Many readers who know nothing else about Piaget 's work will know of his experiments on ‘ conservation ’ . |
| 42 | Like Piquet he changed his name ( from Senna da Silva to Senna ) so his family would n't know of his racing exploits . |
| 43 | But what an officer will know of his colleagues ' districts compared with his own will tend to be particularistic — of salient pollution problems — set in the context of an undetailed and generalized apprehension of the kind of patch a colleague looks after . |
| 44 | He could n't fathom why she was so anxious that no one else should know of his interest in her . |
| 45 | Cadfael knew of none besides Tutilo who had been out of the enclave that night , but a man intending such a deed would hardly publish his intent or let anyone know of his absence . |
| 46 | I do n't know of his 26-volume autobiography which Miss Godden asks about , but his 180-volume diary provided the material for a 400-page biography by David Newsome , entitled On the Edge of Paradise : A. C. Benson , Diarist . |
| 47 | more reluctant to so infer , particularly where the applicant did not know of his right to object at that stage . |
| 48 | ‘ What do you know of his family history ? ’ |
| 49 | ‘ Well , I enclosed my note to Aycliffe within that , so that no one would know of his coming . |
| 50 | With most United matches televised in Scandinavia , his fans can easily track of his progress . |
| 51 | The capital cost of our equipment was £17029.00 . |
| 52 | Then , when Warners sued her for breach of contract , she reluctantly agreed to return to the studio corral while making certain that the trade press was fully apprised of her frustration . |
| 53 | In a footnote to an observation made in Mull , Boswell writes , ‘ It is no small satisfaction to me to reflect , that Dr Johnson read this , and , after being apprised of my intention , communicated to me , at subsequent periods , many particulars of his life , which probably could not otherwise have been preserved . ’ |
| 54 | ‘ Let me tell you , Deveraugh , ’ She gritted , her voice shaking with anger , ‘ I 've had just about all I can stomach of your malicious slanders . |
| 55 | These few lines , written probably in the 450s , illustrate how much of Sicily 's wealth was in private ownership and how much was expected of its possessors . |
| 56 | Some people , but only a very few , endeavoured to thwart the lucrative customs of the funeral furnisher by specifically requesting a coffin of a type not expected of their situation . |
| 57 | In short , he begins to display precisely the comportment his contemporaries would have expected of their rightful king . |
| 58 | The organisation structure defines authority and responsibility to individual managers , who enact the role expected of their position . |
| 59 | It was a ‘ sliding process ’ said the CIA man , with the caution expected of his craft : signs of ‘ activity that reflected money . ’ |
| 60 | It therefore seemed logical to press a little of every suitable plant in her garden and later to create a design from it that would remind her for many years to come of her treasured garden . |