Example sentences of "they have [vb pp] in a [noun] " in BNC.

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1 What they 've done in a matter of a few weeks is put together a data bank of information that 's colossal , and they 're dealing with an enormous amount of , of distress and problems .
2 They 've put in a ice rink , a very nice international standard Temple Cowley Pools and many other things , leisure centres and so on .
3 Er well it seems that that they 've put in a bid to er purchase the th the market place er and as Peter said quite rightly apparently wrapped in wi with it er I do n't know why but wrapped in with the the proposed deal is the er Pembroke Hall .
4 They 've designed in a bearing which which which is stupidly expensive .
5 ‘ Well , they 've changed in a way .
6 Meredith , trying to use her bump of direction thought they had gone in a circle and as far as she could tell through teeming rain and darkness , were in the middle of the open moor or common .
7 Before you could say Maradona , Boss Man had won and they had gone in a puff of Deep Heat vapour .
8 They had met in a railway carriage in the third year of the war .
9 From about 1909 he was a friend of ( Sir ) John Beazley [ q.v. ] , with whom he once combined to buy a Sienese picture they had discovered in a dealer 's ; and he often travelled in Italy to look at pictures , sometimes in the company of his friend Scholfield .
10 This suggests that the boundaries of acceptable behaviour lie beyond mere unreasonableness , that the directors would have been liable only if on no tenable view of the facts could their actions have benefited the company : in other words , if they had behaved in a way that was perverse .
11 Pat Hanson , who led the successful Hall Garth team Vanessa Conning , Gail Hall , Mark Jackson , Tom Newbould and Keith Webber said they had put in a lot of hard work .
12 England defender Pallister was then handed the responsibility of keeping United in continental competition but , just as they had failed in a penalty shoot-out against Videoton in the Cup Winners ' Cup in 1985 , so they were again to be engulfed in misery .
13 No claim to absolute authority is made by any encoder , nor ever should be ; the TEI scheme merely allows encoders to ‘ come clean ’ about what they have perceived in a text , to whatever degree of detail seems appropriate .
14 In educational terms they have remained in a kind of limbo .
15 All 50 of Marot 's were set by Certon ( Paris , 1546 ) though only 13 of them have survived in a transcription for voice and lute by Guillaume Morlaye published in 1555 .
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