Example sentences of "these [noun pl] [adv] have a [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Analysis on these lines often has a basis in lexical studies ( the Chubin & Moitra paper suggests subject analysis of reference contents from titles cited ) , and since metaphor plays such an important part in descriptions of the citation process ( Cronin 1981 ) , there is a danger that the models may be descriptive of a meta-reality which does not truly model the actual use of citations by authors and readers . |
| 2 | This means that each of these filters only has a capacity of 80% of the size stated , in imperial gallon terms . |
| 3 | These cabins also have a minibar and a TV with video . |
| 4 | These patients usually have a history of previous abdominal or pelvic survery and collaterals develop via adhesions between the gastrointestinal tract and the abdominal wall . |
| 5 | Thus paving and walling can be used to effect in such a situation , while these materials scarcely have a use around the edge of an informal pool . |
| 6 | These tarts again have a shortcrust pastry base , but the filling consists of butter , ground almonds , sugar and the grated rind of a lemon , together with breadcrumbs which have been soaked in hot milk , mixed together with beaten egg . |
| 7 | My answer is that these children already have a backlog of uninterpreted experiments . |
| 8 | These measures probably had a foundation in genuine agricultural unrest — the court rolls of St Albans Abbey record an increase in the number of fugitive villeins in the 1350s but in most places the records suggest that survivors of the epidemic took up vacant holdings , at least those on land of reasonable quality , so it appears that the population surplus from the period before the Black Death still sufficed to provide a reservoir of possible tenants . |