Example sentences of "with [noun] and [adv] a [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | If they throw me in prison , at least I know that with Famagusta and maybe a rodent or two from my cell , I can have a meal fit for a Borgia . ’ |
| 2 | Eliot was , then , a master of disguise or protective camouflage — an " upper-middle " Englishman with his publishing colleagues , a Yankee with Yankees and indeed a pillar of the Church with other such pillars . |
| 3 | It should have been washed with water and then a salve applied . ’ |
| 4 | the game is on monday … broadcasted live over here in europe by SkySport. which means that halvard will leave home heading for a pub with SkySport and probably a pint or five ( depends on the result ) … |
| 5 | If , within 5 minutes of a want demand being refused , Joanne had not started screaming ( or any other tantrum behaviour ) , she was rewarded with praise and either a toy or a sweet from a reward ‘ menu ’ kept for that purpose . |
| 6 | So would this be just a a this hearse be just a black cart with glass and then a hood ? |
| 7 | Lodgings accommodation is available on both a self-catering basis ( known as a ‘ bedsit ’ ) and also ( in some cases ) with breakfast and possibly an evening meal provided . |
| 8 | In the early years of the century , laboratories were for one or two people , with assistants and perhaps a friend or two to watch , to perform research ; or else to carry out routine analyses for a fee ; or a mixture of these things . |