Example sentences of "[noun sg] in [noun] at the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Another fast-growing religion in Britain at the moment is a non-Christian movement . |
| 2 | After winning an amateur talent contest in Chicago at the age of 15 , the woman who came to be known as the Queen Of The Blues spent the next few years singing in low-life nightclubs , occasionally supplementing her meagre income by cleaning lavatories . |
| 3 | The new president in office at the EC Social Affairs Council , Tristan Garel-Jones , told the European Parliament in July that he was ready to place a great deal of importance on social problems and to work for the improvement of social conditions for all European citizens . |
| 4 | On 22 March Sotheby 's held its first auction in Taiwan at the Shin Kong Museum of Art in Taipei . |
| 5 | ‘ I picked up a bug in Germany at the weekend ’ explained McManus , who contested a European League game in Augsburg , where more than eight inches of snow fell in 48 hours . |
| 6 | ‘ I do n't like making excuses but I picked up a bug in Germany at the weekend and have n't been able to shake it off , ’ explained world No13 McManus . |
| 7 | FOLLOWING the eighteen months of German victory and triumph in Poland , Scandinavia , the west and south-east of Europe between September 1939 and April 1941 , the next eighteen months from the beginning of the Russian campaign on 22 June 1941 to the German defeat in Stalingrad at the end of January 1943 brought the decisive change in the course of the war and the downturn of Germany 's military fortune . |
| 8 | But it does largely bear out what David Murray likes to remind Graeme Souness Rangers are the most powerful club in Britain at the moment and can play quality football . |
| 9 | That 's what brought him to the Sleek Physique club in Didcot at the weekend — together with a legion of fans . |
| 10 | Meanwhile , Jegsy , who appears with comic John Hegley at the Everyman next Thursday has been up to his neck in work at the seaside . |
| 11 | IAN RUTHERFORD Taking steps : marchers take part in the demonstration in Dundee at the weekend showing their support for the 340 strikers sacked by Timex |
| 12 | Riot police broke up a demonstration in protest at the government 's response but most teachers returned to work when the schools reopened on March 5 . |
| 13 | Scientists at the National Institute for Research in Dairying at the University of Reading have found that only part of the nitrogen , phosphorus and potassium in slurry is in a form that plants can immediately take up . |
| 14 | any of their rights to participate in a surplus in a winding up are limited to a specific amount which is not calculated by reference to the company 's assets or profits and such limitation had a commercial effect in practice at the time the shares were issued or , if later , at the time the limitation was introduced . |
| 15 | He seems not to have received a post until 964/1557 , but was then given the Kasim Pasa medrese in Istanbul at the level , thus bypassing the 20- , 30- and 40-akce grades : he would not normally , of course , receive a medrese the salary of which was less than his pension had been . |
| 16 | The Darulhadis would thus , arguably , have been the ranking medrese in Edirne at the time . |
| 17 | He was born in Wales in 1771 but served his apprenticeship in Stamford at the drapery business of James McGuffog , where he stayed for three years , originally at 31 High Street and later on St. Mary 's Street . |
| 18 | Touche Ross , the best young talent in Scotland at the moment , will start favourites , but with the league championship basically now a dream as far as Grange are concerned , this clash will undoubtedly lift them for what promises to be their most important game of the season . |
| 19 | Venice 's parish priests were called together on 2 April by Don Aldo Marangoni , head of the city 's Ufficio Chiese ( Churches ' Department ) to discuss their action in protest at the city administration 's failure to provide adequate financial support . |
| 20 | APROJECTED surge in strikes at the Department of Employment could lead to the Employment Secretary 's own backyard becoming the testing ground for his Employment Bill . |
| 21 | The rise in unemployment and the fall in output at the start of the decade could be seen as the low point of a cycle which started with the 1930s ' innovations in chemical industries and light engineering and generated the new consumer durable industries that fuelled the long post-Second-World-War boom . |
| 22 | Heavyweights reporting on Thursday include Grand Metropolitan , where a 1% fall in profits at the year end to £940m is likely . |
| 23 | On occasion these contacts were accompanied by quasi-public events like Clarkson 's antislavery sermon in Manchester at the end of 1787 , but by no means invariably . |
| 24 | The RIBA/ARCUK Joint Visiting Panel took over the task of visiting UK schools of architecture in October at the beginning of the 1992–3 academic session and made its first visit to the University of East London . |
| 25 | By 1899 , having collected almost every available Prize and Exhibition there , he had obtained a First Class Honours degree in History at the London Examination , and his School Exhibition was extended to take him to Balliol College , Oxford , where he obtained a further First Class in History in 1903 . |
| 26 | He did , in fact , start in an other area of expertise — he took a degree in engineering at the University of Cambridge and worked during the War as an aircraft engineer . |
| 27 | Bernadette Johnson , of Brae , who is entering her second year studies for a PhD degree in chemistry at the University of Glasgow ; and |
| 28 | Margaret Donaldson 's own academic career began with her taking her Master 's degree in French at the University of Edinburgh . |
| 29 | Place one flag in position at the top of the helter-skelter and another at the base to mark the pile of mats . |
| 30 | Here , on one of these thrones , the emperors of Abyssinia were crowned , until the coronation of Menelik in Shoa at the end of the nineteenth century . |