Example sentences of "[pos pn] [noun] [noun pl] at the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Where I keep all my club things at the end there where the medicine thing is . |
| 2 | That 's that 's that 's my pension arrangements at the moment . |
| 3 | I 'd read it when I was doing my A levels at the crammer , but it was only now that I really appreciated it . |
| 4 | My son fishes at the fish farm where I know there is a responsible adult who he can ask for help if needed . |
| 5 | Carsound lost £12,000 of high-quality car radio cassette and CD players during the break-in at its Middlesbrough premises at the junction of Marton Road and North Ormesby Road on the weekend of April 4–6 . |
| 6 | Naturally , more staff were required , and many of those appointed by Daniels were destined to spend the rest of their teaching careers at the School : W. Potts taught Art from 1915 to 1948 ; L. S. Goddard , Mathematics , 1916–62 ; L. Griffith , General Subjects , 1916–37 ; E. H. W. Conway , Classics , 1918–48 ; H. D. Smith , Mathematics , 1919–63 ; B. Varley , Geography , 1919–50 ; W. A. Paine , French , 1920–52 ; T. J. Anderson , Physical Education , 10,1–42 ; A. Johnston , History , 1925–68 ; A. T. Boak , Physics , 1927–54 . |
| 7 | Customers in its 61 stores across the country are asked to give their zip codes at the check-out counter ; and 98% do so . |
| 8 | Experience of teaching both ESL and EFL is provided in further education colleges , where classes consist of adult immigrants and of students who will return to their home countries at the end of their course . |
| 9 | It was an experience which normally they would repeat many times in their lives , for they were expected to return to their home territories at the end of a year-long contract . |
| 10 | Wisps of smoke revealed that the cottagers were cooking their evening meals at the hearths of the small hamlet which lay to the north of the crossroads . |
| 11 | I will remark that MCC , a cricket club efficient by long tradition , made a similarly chaotic cock-up with its match tickets at the beginning of last season — and look how that season turned out . |
| 12 | More and more people are choosing to pay off the full amount on their credit cards at the end of each month — using them like charge cards to avoid interest charges . |
| 13 | DEC 's preoccupation with its Alpha machines at the expense of its MIPS line has cost MIPS perhaps its most significant volume outlet besides Compaq Computer Corp , another ACE casualty . |
| 14 | Here we learn more about Paula 's privileged childhood in Estoril , and of her student days at the Slade School of Art , in London . |
| 15 | All the girls opened their grammar books at the page Mademoiselle commanded then Mary-Lou found she had her English grammar instead of her French one so she reopened her desk to get the right book . |
| 16 | But they denied throwing and smashing their beer glasses at the pub . |
| 17 | Drawn up waiting for them were their friends : the men landed early that morning by their companion ships at the mouth of the Leven . |
| 18 | Nimslo first showed its 3D snapshots at the Photokina Exhibition in Cologne in October 1980 . |
| 19 | Punch itself laboured the irony : ‘ We understand that a survey has already been made and that many of the inhabitants along the line have expressed their readiness to place their coal cellars at the disposal of the company . |
| 20 | School friends who spent their summer holidays at the shieling have assured me that the cows were as alert as they to the seasons and the signs of preparation . |
| 21 | The 160 mineworkers , who formed a consortium to reopen the pit , each investing £10,000 in the venture , were surprised to find that half a month 's salary had gone into their bank accounts at the weekend . |
| 22 | Following it up with a barbaric dose of guitar pop like ‘ Kennedy ’ would have seen off any new-found ‘ fans ’ and old faithfuls would have welcomed back their indie darlings at the drop of a balalaika . |
| 23 | She had looked unnaturally pensive , uncertain , when he 'd spoken of their childhood days at The Grange and Harry 's face had lit up with a special glow . |
| 24 | Pupils at Wellington College tested their fitness levels at the launch of the Mars Focus on Fitness pack last week with the help of former Superstar champion Brian Hooper . |
| 25 | Pupils at Wellington College tested their fitness levels at the launch of the Mars Focus on Fitness pack last week with the help of former Superstar champion Brian Hooper . |
| 26 | Pupils at Wellington College tested their fitness levels at the launch of the Mars Focus on Fitness pack last week with the help of former Superstar champion Brian Hooper . |
| 27 | It empowered the Secretary of State to prescribe a common curriculum ( to be called the national curriculum ) for pupils of compulsory school age in maintained schools ( for details , see Chapter 10 ) , to set attainment targets for each of its constituent subjects at the ages of 7 , 11 , 14 and 16 , and to make arrangements for assessing how well these are met ; established a National Curriculum Council ( for England ) and a Curriculum Council for Wales to oversee the implementation and assessment of the national curriculum ; required LEAs , school governors and head teachers to ensure that the national curriculum is taught in all maintained schools . |
| 28 | ‘ Mr Aram 's interest in North of England textile mills all began during his undergraduate days at the University of Nottingham ’ Dr Chapman explained . |
| 29 | When Giovanni Cavagna designed his force plates at the Institute of Human Physiology in Milan , Taylor had his opportunity . |
| 30 | PRESIDENT Nicolae Ceausescu of Romania last night defied international condemnation of the massacre of demonstrators by his security forces at the weekend as reports indicated tens of thousands had again taken to the streets of in Timisoara , escalating the crisis . |