Example sentences of "[det] [noun sg] [pers pn] [be] [prep] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | on the other side of the sun and the moon 's on that side and we 're on that side we 're in the light . |
| 2 | As soon as the goods are delivered to the Buyer in accordance with this contract they are at the Buyer 's risk . |
| 3 | 8(2) As soon as the goods are delivered to the Buyer in accordance with this contract they are at the Buyer 's risk . |
| 4 | He said this week : ‘ If we do n't get grants for this work we 're on the dole . |
| 5 | As from this moment you 're off the Project . ’ |
| 6 | In another moment she was outside the room , her heart hollow , and the tears pricking at her eyes . |
| 7 | In late October he wrote again to Rohde : " This evening I was at the Euterpe Society , which has started its winter concerts , and refreshed myself with the Prelude to Tristan und Isolde as well as the Overture to Die Meistersinger . |
| 8 | At this point we are in the position that the market had reached just before Apple got interested . |
| 9 | On another occasion she was on the bus with fellow sixth-former Huma Farooqui when another passenger launched into a verbal assault . |
| 10 | Tiny Rowland may have become a bore with his obsession over DTI 's failure to publish the report on the House of Fraser — but on this occasion he is on the side of the Gods . |
| 11 | This morning she was on the farther side of the gates raking the gravel into a pattern exact as a piece of embroidery , when Nicandra came tittupping along , her hat hanging by its elastic on the back of her head . |
| 12 | This morning he 's on the road by six-thirty hoping to be at his desk an hour and fifteen minutes later , at seven forty five . |
| 13 | This season they 're in the top division of the British National Gridiron League and they 're out to make their mark . |
| 14 | This week she is at the Orthopaedic Hospital in Gobowen , near Oswestry , where she is undergoing an operation on her arm . |
| 15 | In this respect it is among the noblest as it is the vastest moral spectacle in history . |
| 16 | But this , this path it 's against the law to ride on . |
| 17 | It 's late this year it 's about the end of April in n it ? |
| 18 | This year I was in the choir and the whole family came to watch . |
| 19 | And during this time I am on the monitor studying the whole thing so that we can make our plans and adjustments for our filming with the real orchestra . |
| 20 | By this time I 'm like the ice-man and he 's still at boiling-point . |
| 21 | The extra detail visible in the monkey 's brain might just be a consequence of it being bigger than the rat 's , but a comparison between the somatosensory cortices of the two animals shows that this is n't so , for this time it is in the rat that the extra detail is visible . |
| 22 | This time it was at the hands of Grimsby Town . |
| 23 | By this time it was towards the end of October 1190 and too late to make the sea crossing to the Holy Land . |
| 24 | This time it was from the Lauderdale Collection which sent to Buckingham Palace . |
| 25 | But of course it 's , it 's a very tough deal for women , I mean women in erm in a way really get the raw end of it because that to some extent they 're at the mercy of the whole system , even though they can if they absolutely have to . |
| 26 | She had n't realised how much cooler it was in the shade until she came out of it . |
| 27 | When we started well we were in trouble in York When we at then we were going on the go slow system you know , we did n't produce much slate we were on the go work to rule . |
| 28 | On that point I am against the defendants and , accordingly , would dismiss this appeal . |
| 29 | than that dear it 's down the other end , the other side of Old Harlow , but he used to have a surgery there which he , you know , made it better after the erm , to ease up Dr surgery cos that was so packed and the shops were absolutely and you used to have to queue and queue for , to get your shopping , you could n't , I used to cycle into Harlow and leave my cycle somewhere and then go along do my shopping , but it used to be two or three hours ' job it was , you did n't get done till dinner time and then I used to call it a , a lady used to say call there that used to have the fried fish and chip shop on the corner of erm Harlow and I used to go there and have a cup of tea before I came home because I used to be so long shopping you could n't get served you see , it 's too many people , there was nowhere else for them to go , it was only Bishop 's Stortford you had to go |
| 30 | ‘ Later on that evening he was in the bathroom when his wife Betty took the dog out . |