Example sentences of "[noun pl] [verb] [prep] [art] women ['s] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The giant wrought-iron entrance gates , for example , came from the people of Tetbury , the fruit trees espaliered against the walls of the vegetable garden were presented by the Worshipful Company of Fruiterers and the herbs came from a women 's institute in Sussex . |
| 2 | Three seeds fell in the women 's event . |
| 3 | In July , 1911 , a Central Care Committee ( CCC ) was appointed , with members drawn from the Women 's Settlement , the Sunday School Union , the Children 's Service Union , Church of England Sunday Schools , the CLB , the BB , the Boy Scouts , the Street Children 's Union , the Church of England Men 's Society , and the Trades Council . |
| 4 | Mr Major has drawn up a hit list of 20 no-go areas for Brussels officials , including controversial moves to interfere with the Women 's Institute 's homemade jams and cakes . |
| 5 | The evidence on housing interiors given by the Women 's Labour League to the Tudor Walters Committee on Housing Design at the end of the War proved influential , although housing policy generally was formulated more from a fear of unrest by working class men than with the needs of working class women in mind . |
| 6 | In fact , women have been speaking out on this issue for some time — among them Sue Cavanagh , co-author of a report on women 's loos published by the Women 's Design Service . |
| 7 | A trio of English runners featured in the women 's 1500 metres where the two 800 metres runners got the better of the specialist at the distance , Christina Cahill . |
| 8 | Young refugee women enlisted in the Women 's Auxiliary Territorial Service . |
| 9 | Similarly , the letters published by the Women 's Cooperative Guild ( WCG ) in 1915 regarding the maternity experiences of 160 of their members whose husbands earned between 24 and 40 / a week and who mostly had been married during the 1890s , showed that women with large families bitterly regretted it , chiefly because of the hard labour necessary to sustain a large family . |