Example sentences of "working [prep] [adj] [noun prp] " in BNC.
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1 | Allan has been working for Historic Scotland since 1986 and has gained wide-ranging experience including masonry consolidation , hewing and building of all types of stonework at sites throughout Grampian Region and the Shetland Islands . |
2 | Working for Blue Peter has got to be the best job in television . |
3 | Giles , who was working for British Midland Airways at Birmingham Airport had ingeniously calculated that he could hop on an early flight to Heathrow and meet up with us in London . |
4 | The production team is further boosted by the recruitment of award-winning Iona McLeish who will be working with resident-designer Charlotte Humpston , who recently received the ‘ Time Out London Theatre Award ’ for ‘ Heresies ’ at the RSC . |
5 | Since its formation in 1989 , The Portland Group has supplied compilers and tools to developers working with 80860 RISC . |
6 | There is much talk of cutting back management costs ; the redesign team hopes to simplify the station 's ghastly management structure , which has different contractors working with different NASA centres all over the place . |
7 | Hinrich Medau , a musician and a gymnast working in 1920s Germany , promoted the importance of body movement and rhythm . |
8 | Rather it is a calm , thoroughly documented and well-illustrated report drawn from Oxfam 's 30 years ' experience of working in Southern Africa . |
9 | MANY of the 180,000 Vietnamese working in Eastern Europe have lost their jobs following the collapse of communist regimes there . |
10 | the preparation of a list of training possibilities for religious TV producers working in Eastern Europe ; |
11 | When Andrew Wilson joined up with a medical team working in former Yugoslavia his intention was to help lives . |
12 | The report calculates that there are 978,000 people currently working in central London , where total office stock is 170m sq ft . |
13 | Most are working in central London , some also in one or two other major cities , since it is only there that the sort of prestigious hotels and banqueting suites which can mount an almost unbroken series of events are to be found . |
14 | By 1980 he was working in Central America , where he befriended Gen Noriega 's predecessor , Omar Torrijos . |
15 | In 1973 there were 860,000 Italians , mainly from the south , and 445,000 Irish working in other EEC countries . |
16 | A 21-year-old Liverpool man serving seven years ' detention for robbing women working in two Southampton shops was refused leave by the Criminal Appeal Court in London to appeal against his conviction and sentence . |
17 | A Red Cross doctor , working in north-western Cambodia , recalled a man staggering into his hospital with a shattered leg already black with gangrene . |
18 | The benefits are enormous , working in raw PostScript means that anything can be scaled by any amount and all the original information is retained . |
19 | He executed two statues of apostles for the chapel of St James of Compostella in Paris between 1319 and 1324 and was associated with other English craftsmen working in northern France and for the papal court at Avignon . |
20 | A wooden lid carved with a winged griffin and a deer in a rocky landscape was found at Saqqara in Egypt ; Sinclair Hood ( 1978 , pp. 115–16 ) suggests that it may be the work of a Minoan wood carver working in 1450–1400 BC , perhaps as a captive in Mycenae : if so , it is a rare survival of Minoan wood carving . |
21 | SUN LABS WORKING ON NEW NFS FOR DRAGON MP |
22 | Class 25 No 25303 draws to a halt at Finedon Road , Wellingborough , with an up local trip working on 1 July 1981 . |
23 | FIGURE 1 Working on brown Ingres paper I started to experiment with the graphic qualities of the Chisel-edged pastels by reversing out a basic shape for the hedge |
24 | Working on brown Ingres paper I started by reversing out a basic shape for the hedge ( Figure 1 ) . |
25 | When they were installed to start working on 24 October 1931 , the Company 's nine bogie cars and one or two Milnes four wheelers were then taken into store at the L.U.T 's Fulwell Depôt , never to turn a wheel in service again . |
26 | Meanwhile working at Long Lartin remains a depressing business … |