Example sentences of "[prep] [pron] for an [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | We can arrange this for you for an additional fee . |
| 2 | He kept her hand imprisoned beneath his for an endless moment before carefully removing it and picking up his wine glass . |
| 3 | Zoe pointed at the second name ‘ … was just a request for something for an allergic rash . |
| 4 | The kitchen window was still open and I climbed in after crushing another handful of lavender with the intention of taking it to bed with me for an invigorating sleep , if such a thing is possible . |
| 5 | Asked where he 's been since he and Stephen Luscombe went their separate ways , the man who once lived on the ceiling claims : ‘ Apart from trying to find the best dog in the world , I 've worked on film scores , including one for an animated film , several pieces for Channel 4 documentaries as well as the incidental music for a Radio 4 play . |
| 6 | And after last night 's performance of Hamlet , some of his friends from the theatre had come back with him for an informal reading of their next play . |
| 7 | It 's tuesday and so Dr Kathleen Long 's here with us for an open surgery . |
| 8 | If you are outside London , photocopies can be sent to you for an additional charge or you can use the self-service photocopier if you are in the library . |
| 9 | Previously , investigations like this had been done mainly from the outsider 's point of view , and it was men like Evans-Pritchard ( 1902–73 ) , Radcliffe-Brown ( 1881–1955 ) , and , particularly , Malinowski ( 1884–1942 ) , who determined that the only really effective way of understanding the way of life of these peoples was to go and live among them for an extended period of time , learning their language , and becoming accepted as a member of their social groups . |
| 10 | Frau Nordern gazed at him for an icy moment then stalked into the bedroom . |