Example sentences of "[noun sg] [pron] [verb] [noun pl] [prep] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | For extra effect I added tassels to the ends of the scarf . |
| 2 | A command which causes lines of the current program to be listed out to the screen with the automatic formatting options specified by LISTO . |
| 3 | In fact , with the World Cup now being held every three years , and with all the ever-expanding domestic programme which includes games in the B&H and NatWest Cups , against the MCC and Ireland , as well as the expanded area championship , one can see the international squad being mainly composed of full-time players . |
| 4 | The University has placed firm emphasis on the development of an intellectually challenging and vocationally attractive postgraduate programme which provides students with the opportunity to gain a postgraduate certificate , postgraduate diploma , or masters degree following a taught course , or the degree of MPhil or DPhil by research . |
| 5 | The president himself ordered studies of the feasibility of tougher policies than had been been pursued under Truman against the Soviet bloc . |
| 6 | They found that air expelled from a syringe which contained leaflets of the wild potato disturbed 54 out of 99 aphids . |
| 7 | Having accepted the empirical validity of the crudest form of the quantity theory of money , agents search for a policy rule which determines changes in the money stock . |
| 8 | When one considers that the official State Academy of Arts did not allow women to study there until 1919 , one can imagine how many women were given the chance of becoming professional artists by the mere existence of this institution which attracted tutors of the calibre of Karl Stauffer-Bern , who taught Kathe Kollwitz . |
| 9 | The massive RUC presence prevented them , but over that weekend fifty-three police officers and at least nineteen civilians were injured in serious rioting which wrecked shops in the town centre . |
| 10 | Common in most Chinese and some Indian and Anatolian rugs , this entails cutting an angular groove in the pile around certain motifs to create a relief effect which accentuates elements of the design . |
| 11 | So the Bank of England is in the situation that it usually wishes to sell government securities ; it invariably wishes to sustain long-run demand for such securities but it periodically has to take action which inflicts losses on the holders of such securities . |
| 12 | It is a key which opens doors to the wondrous possibilities in life . |
| 13 | SDR General Manager Richard Elliott commented : ‘ Having only run some 22,000 miles since its rebuilt , No. 80064 is in good condition which speaks volumes for the quality of the original restoration led by our Chief Engineer Alan Gosling and the subsequent care by the Bluebell Railway . |
| 14 | But because they have not reached agreement with the Press Association who supply newspapers with the racecards , it wo n't reach much further than racecourse punters who buy an official card . |
| 15 | The fund will be available on a claims-made basis to cover any loss suffered by a former shareholder who held shares during the period April 16 to December 1 1990 , and sold that stock at a loss as defined in the settlement agreement . |
| 16 | He was the priest who visited patients at the private hospital on the hill . |
| 17 | In this respect , the discourse analyst is not in the apparently secure position of the formal linguist who has ‘ rules ’ of the language which are or are not satisfied , but rather , is in the position of the hearer who has interpretations of the discourse which do , or do not , make sense . |
| 18 | Like the Finnish club who eliminated Giants from the Cup Winners Cup on Tuesday , Reykjavik followed the fundamental principles of playing aggressive defence , making simple passes and taking open shots . |
| 19 | We have been approached by the leader of a Youth Club who organises displays by the young girls in flag waving and club swinging . |
| 20 | Filming this silver-grey had been very exciting , but for the programme we needed shots of the more typical chocolate-coloured animal , too . |
| 21 | In this chapter we examine aspects of the health beliefs and behaviours of older people . |
| 22 | In the present chapter we consider aspects of the LEA-based strategies in greater detail . |
| 23 | In our showroom we have examples of the standard of curtain-making we wish to achieve . |
| 24 | Certainly he was determined to dissociate the United States from any settlement which made concessions to the communists . |
| 25 | The RC needle is simply a remote indication of the loop aerial which receives signals from the ground station . |
| 26 | Changes requiring Project Committee approval include any substantial changes in technical direction which have implications for the allocation of resources or for time and cost required for the completion of the Project . |
| 27 | The Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces ( FARC ) and the National Liberation Army ( ELN ) guerrillas , acting in consort as the Simón Bolívar National Guerrilla Co-ordinating Board ( CNGSB ) , on the eve of the inauguration of the new constitution launched a fresh offensive which severed links between the capital , Bogotá , and the densely populated Caribbean coast and disrupted electricity supplies throughout the country . |
| 28 | Their immediate neighbours helped the Hauxwells with a willingness which speaks volumes for the selfless , caring attitude common among Dalesfolk . |
| 29 | The data from the GMS interview were also analysed using AGECAT , a computerised algorithm which uses ratings on the interview to assign subjects reliably to diagnostic categories at various levels of ‘ caseness ’ ; AGECAT classification at the diagnostic syndrome case level was used as an independent criterion for comparison with both the team and the research diagnoses . |
| 30 | Instead , there was a clear socio-spatial differentiation which reflected distinctions within the working class and took effect through differences in housing forms and standards and consequent rent levels . |