Example sentences of "[noun pl] [vb base] [verb] [noun sg] to [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | A number of woodcutters and honey-hunters have fallen victim to Sunderbans tigers . |
| 2 | The scope of the Cash Accounting Scheme , whereby traders have to pay VAT to Customs only once they themselves have been paid by their customers , is also to be extended . |
| 3 | Since last May many of these same passers-by have come face to face on their TV screens with the agony , desolation and despair of the people of Ethiopia and the Sudan . |
| 4 | These relationships have allowed Chorus to piggyback on the expertise of its partners netting Chorus an SVR4 base in the case of Unisys and now fault tolerance from Tandem . |
| 5 | Branded manufacturers have lost share to own-label in a market which is estimated to worth £100m , including sweet pickles , relish and chutney . |
| 6 | Will he take steps to ensure that buses have greater priority over other road users and to eliminate one of the major causes of road congestion in London — the long time that it takes to get passengers loaded on to one-man operated buses because drivers have to give change to passengers ? |
| 7 | Ever since the Industrial Revolution created a mass urban society , the conditions of the poorest city dwellers have given rise to anxiety among the better off . |
| 8 | The courtship , territory-defending days have given way to busy days of food-seeking and brood-raising . |
| 9 | Future possibilities include providing access to databases holding company profiles , news , hotel information and mapping . |
| 10 | And so far its major banks have sworn faithfulness to Frankfurt . |
| 11 | You will notice that the comments do pay attention to spelling , but that the main purpose of the response is to show the pupil that he has achieved what he set out to do , that is , to write it like a court report , and to include the main information from the story . |
| 12 | Where other interpreters fail to bring variety to Orff 's incessant repetitions , Sawallisch draws infinite contrasts from the instrumental texture , at one time sensuous then ribald , ecstatic and powerful . |
| 13 | Over the years , mining accidents have given rise to legislation . |
| 14 | These issues continue to give rise to litigation . |
| 15 | Kuwaitis left stranded in Britain following the invasion of their country at the beginning of August are helping to form a national resistance movement ; in some cases , small groups of men have gained access to Kuwait to fight the occupying Iraqi forces . |
| 16 | Gradually children learn to give precision to events , and , through mastery of the simple mathematics involved , begin to work out dates and construct time-lines . |
| 17 | Patrick Faigenbaum , exhibiting at the Crousel-Robelin-Bama until 30 May , has changed his subject matter , but with no loss of intensity : his portraits of Italian aristocrats have given way to photographs of the Wailing Wall , taken during a recent visit to Jerusalem . |
| 18 | Artefacts help to bring vividness to understanding but they need considerable explanation to make them really meaningful . |
| 19 | Two of Europe 's biggest road races have fallen prey to security fears over the Gulf War . |
| 20 | Others include relating pay to performance … and the introduction of fixed term contracts . |
| 21 | As these records have given rise to B per cent of accesses , the percentage of references to synonyms from these records will be |
| 22 | While more women have had access to education , the economic crisis has combined with prevailing social attitudes to limit women 's opportunities to improve their economic position . |
| 23 | Environmental groups have claimed that British Gas 's operations have caused damage to crops and game animals . |
| 24 | Tolly cheers deal exporting brew to Italians By Helen Robertson |
| 25 | This exercise in planning research from outside has done little good to patients with cancer , and the politicians have given place to others . |
| 26 | In addition to intuitive judgements a head , deputy and other colleagues need to make sense to outsiders . |
| 27 | It is the first time all 22 Premier League chairmen have come face to face since the Noades-inspired walk-out last September when the so-called ‘ Platinum Eight ’ clubs blocked a £10million Bass sponsorship deal . |