Example sentences of "[was/were] [verb] [prep] [noun] [prep] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 The new line includes the first air-cooled machines in the C90 series , a two-processor C92A and a four-processor C94A , which it says were developed in response to demand from Japanese commercial users .
2 The new line includes the first air-cooled machines in the C90 series , a two-processor C92A and a four-processor C94A , which it says were developed in response to demand from Japanese commercial users .
3 Originally , these were developed in connection with university extension courses in the late-nineteenth century and established the tradition of summer meetings for study at Oxford , Cambridge and at other universities .
4 Jesus waved in the direction of one of the stalls where fish were arranged on beds of ice .
5 XXVIII PRESBYTERY OF ISLAY BOWMORE After the Disruption in 1843 , occasional services were arranged for Bowmore in connection with Killarrow .
6 Short courses , for teachers already in post , were arranged from time to time , though they assumed nothing like the significance that in-service provision was to have later .
7 This patient was , however , excluded from the study since her symptoms were explained by infection with Campylobacter jejuni .
8 In common with Descartes , Boyle developed a mechanical philosophy in which the properties of bodies and the interactions between them were explained in terms of material particles and their motions .
9 Indeed , if local authorities were listed in terms of expenditure , 89 authorities would appear amongst the top 500 British companies .
10 Both were remanded in custody for sentence .
11 The scalding flood swamped hundreds of homes and many people were plucked to safety by helicopter .
12 Rocks , trees , mountains , wells and springs were recognized as receptacles for spirit , displaying in season their various properties , fertilizing , therapeutic and oracular …
13 When the court 's judgement was reviewed by the Armed Forces Ruling Council ( AFRC ) , Nigeria 's principal decision-making body , on Oct. 31 , however , the death sentences were commuted to terms of life imprisonment .
14 They are adjusted so that if the project were completed on time to specification the contractor would realize a reasonable profit .
15 He did so with the help of the School of Tropical Medicine who were experimenting with treatment by triparsaidide from malarial insects .
16 The remainder of the meeting was spent in looking at the Grid on which visitors envisaged were placed with Regions for Primary ( ten days to a fortnight ) or Secondary ( 5-7 days ) periods .
17 ( Anglers are presently major users of the Derwent and would remain so even if the river were reinstated for use by power craft . )
18 Early on , working in tandem with John Higgs , he had brought in the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group and the Nature Conservancy Council to look at all the farms on the estate to make sure they were farming with conservation in mind .
19 Portions were given in scraps of paper and eaten with the fingers , the locals expertly peeling a boiled potato like a squirrel with a nut .
20 Performances were given by children from Juniper Green Primary School , pupils of Miss Bangham and Mrs. M. Collen on the clarsach .
21 Performances were given by children from Juniper Green Primary School , pupils of Miss Bangham and Mrs. M. Collen on the clarsach .
22 The samples ( + 1 g ground to 100–125 micron ) were heated in duplicate in steel autoclaves in an inert atmosphere at an initial pressure of 1 bar .
23 Charges of government mismanagement were compounded by reports of corruption among food wholesalers , lorry owners and trawlermen .
24 Hortense and her sons also went into exile , for all the Bonapartes were banished from France in perpetuity , by a decree of Louis XVIII , and as a result of the hostility of the major European States Hortense had great difficulty in finding some corner of Europe where she could set up home .
25 Railway official Graham Mitchell says the original tunnel builders were plagued with problems including part of the nearby Wesley Chapel sliding away .
26 The voices of churchmen were heard from time to time , perhaps frequently , complaining of the enslavement of Christians , or of the treatment of slaves ; but there was no radical attack on the institution as such .
27 Those who eschewed colour and decoration , like Spurgeon , and built what were really mammoth meeting-houses with a Greek front , were criticized for lack of taste and for concentrating too much on the preacher .
28 Huxley was , after all , writing at a time when medical horizons were limited to digoxin for heart failure , morphine for pain and a handful of other remedies .
29 Fees in elementary schools were limited to 9d per week .
30 Long drives were undertaken from town to town , even country to country .
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