Example sentences of "[adj] [verb] [pron] [noun pl] with the " in BNC.

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1 This leaves their challengers with the uphill task of performing early to a half empty venue , or , in the case of SENSER , consigned to the early morning graveyard shift , by which time most of the audience has ( literally ) crashed out .
2 European markets were further unsettled in early September by monetary developments in Finland and Sweden , both of which were applicants for EC membership [ see pp. 38834 ; 38353 ] and both of which — following a similar step by Norway [ see p. 37782 ] — had in 1991 associated their currencies with the ERM [ see pp. 38297 ; 38202 ] .
3 Much of the attention to detail that was wont to mark my dealings with the gentler sex .
4 Other family-run firms have remained dynamic ( e.g. Marks & Spencer ) but wealthy individuals today are more likely to spread their investments with the aid of financial institutions .
5 This was Musica Transalpina , compiled by Nicholas Yonge , a choirman of St. Paul 's , who had been accustomed to entertain his guests with the singing of ‘ Italian songs ’ from books ‘ yeerely sent me out of Italy and other places ’ .
6 So much evidence , relatively speaking , survives to illustrate Offa 's dealings with the men of Kent and to a lesser extent with the South Saxons and so little to illuminate his relations with the Anglian groups of eastern England that the order of importance of these areas to Offa can easily be inverted .
7 If you can not avoid public roads , you should first of all discuss your plans with the police and then inform them of what you are doing .
8 The company produced 211,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide in 1991 , although it was unable to compare its emissions with the previous year .
9 It is good to know that he was able to share his tears with the hospital chaplain .
10 Membership of the ILP had been largely a formality for the remaining four-fifths of the original group , though some active ILP members like Dr Alfred Salter and Emanuel Shinwell were among those severing their connections with the party .
11 ‘ Obviously we were thrilled that 12 of the Ulster team that beat the Saltires last month first cut their teeth with the development side .
12 Poland had threatened on Sept. 9 to abandon its negotiations with the EC unless it was given extra access for food products .
13 but er , that fibbing git Tim right he 's got a locker next to me , and he 's got velcro on his coat and if I 'm standing at my locker and he takes his coat out of , out of his locker , it always flipping pull my tights with the velcro
14 A hundred and fifty people look certain to lose their jobs with the closure of a weapons factory .
15 The Society is anxious to improve its relations with the profession continually , and is examining through its strategy plan review how best to hear solicitors ' views and react to them constructively .
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