Example sentences of "[noun] [verb] with the [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 31 | For a long while she stayed there without moving , her mind filled with the dull ache of loss and of longing for what might have been . |
| 32 | Skye has no other scenic attractions to compare with the Black Cuillin but deserving of special mention is the capital , Portree , a bonny little town , and further north along the coast the Storr and its Old Man , conspicuous on the skyline . |
| 33 | In elements with multiple electron orbits , the smallest orbits correspond with the lowest energy and these fill up first . |
| 34 | His voice has a racy fluency blended with the intuitive lilt of generations . |
| 35 | How strong this support will prove to be in the last analysis remains to be seen , but Labour 's treatment of Mr Gould and its refusal to back calls for a referendum on the Treaty suggest that any hopes of altering the movement towards European Federalism remain with the Conservative Party . |
| 36 | He knew all about gossip and calumny , having tried for months to cope with the shifty Hoornik family . |
| 37 | In addition , the psychologist from child guidance arranged with the assistant head ( guidance ) in the school to meet every three weeks to discuss William 's progress . |
| 38 | Ben watched a moment longer , conscious of his own fascination ; his ears filled with the brutal music of the grid — the crack and pop and sizzle of the dying creatures , his eyes drawn to each brief , sudden incandescence . |
| 39 | Her face was ashen and her amber eyes glowed with the pent-up anger which was now released in a torrent of words . |
| 40 | There is frequent intolerance to work which has real relevance and many times I have seen images dismissed with the familiar phrase , ‘ I do n't know much about art , but I know what I like ’ . |
| 41 | A recent prospective study of high grade gastric lymphoma found that survival was similar in patients who underwent complete , incomplete , or no surgical therapy before chemotherapy and that the prognostic factors predicting survival were similar to those in patients with nodal lymphoma treated with the same chemotherapy regimen . |
| 42 | However , if in addition to the sole accounts you operate a joint a joint current or savings account with the same bank or building society , you should check from the outset whether the terms and conditions include a right of set off , whereby funds on these accounts may be required to repay the debt on others held by you or your partner . |
| 43 | Scepticism arose with the first television interviews . |
| 44 | And , as to the bereaved , their words glowed with the grateful confidence that their own worlds were still intact . |
| 45 | They produced an attempt to cope with the repressed memory in the form of Christianity , where a son was offered as a sacrifice to the father . |
| 46 | The Cabinet , however , regretted nothing , and , when Parliament re-assembled a week later , the government announced its firm intention to proceed with the new conscription plans . |
| 47 | They last gave that assurance at the Secretary of State level on the tenth of December ninety two and that was a clear assurance given at that time , that each government has a firm intention to proceed with the next phase of the programme . |
| 48 | ( 1 ) An announcement of the bidder 's firm intention to proceed with the proposed takeover as required by Rule 2.5 of the City Code ( see para 6.3.6 below ) . |
| 49 | Until the results of these studies are available , our clinical practice is guided by the significant reductions in both sudden death rate and cardiac mortality in cardiac arrest survivors treated with the implantable defibrillator by comparison with historical controls . |
| 50 | The excuse quoted by Mr Dick Palmer strikes me as being narrow-minded and insensitive , and to compare Manchester United and Arsenal football strips with the international logo for the Olympics is contemptible . |
| 51 | Lucenzo dragged her bags with him and muttered under his breath about their bulk while Meredith stoically forced her exhausted body after his dark figure , her legs aching with the long climb . |
| 52 | In particular , the copper phenanthroline hypersensitive bands at positions -4 , -5 , -6 ( Fig. 5 lanes 1 , 3 , 5–10 ) which are characteristic of the unwound DNA structure of the open complex appear with the same intensity for all enzymes . |
| 53 | He liked to decide who was guilty early in an investigation after gulping down his own potent brew of intuition and prejudice mixed with the available evidence — and then squeeze a confession from the suspect . |
| 54 | She greeted their neighbours absentmindedly as she passed them in their yards , her mind occupied with the new argument against the shoes . |
| 55 | My back ached , my bum was sore and my mouth caked with the rich tang of the wine . |
| 56 | They were fishing off Roches Point when Dave Scott tangled with the lively middleweight shark . |
| 57 | He paused , his blue eyes glinting with the first sign of malice he had shown . |
| 58 | In fact income and expenditure also will be identical when we take into account all the various leakages and injections connected with the circular flow , because income and expenditure are simply two different ways of measuring the value of the same set of economic transactions . |
| 59 | The Great Detective , for all that he figures in mere detective stories , is a figure to parallel with the great poet and the great scientist because in solving the sort of genuinely baffling mystery that confronts him , in fact he goes some way to solving a yet greater mystery , the mystery of the human personality . |
| 60 | A cricket landmark vanishes with the final over for Gover Matthew Engel pays tribute to the academy which kept a straight bat for 61 years |