Example sentences of "with [noun] [verb] in the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | With this letter were two lists of plants for Miller and Collinson , both headed ‘ sent by Budden , 1759 ’ and Miller 's assortment seems largely to tie up with requests made in the above letter . |
| 2 | The Syrians ended the year in a commanding position , with Aoun sheltering in the French embassy in Beirut . |
| 3 | The most well-known and televised of the TM powers is the ‘ flying ’ siddhi — the practice of ‘ leapfrogging ’ along with legs folded in the traditional Buddha posture . |
| 4 | But despite the death the rowing at Oxford went on as normal today. , with crews competing in the traditional college races . |
| 5 | White-haired and with make-up applied in the haphazard way that suggests no great interest in the face rather than a weakening of the critical faculties , Louise was still very much in charge of herself — her appearance , thought and manner . |
| 6 | As the rivalry with England grew in the late thirteenth century , so the sea , which separated the two countries , took on added importance . |
| 7 | Burma had been starved of books and so with the assistance of W. Lockett , who had worked with J.S. Furnivall in the pre-war bookshop , I secured the co-operation of the SPCK in a plan for a general bookshop . |
| 8 | In a later study carried out with left-handers classified in the same way as before Warrington and Pratt ( 1973 ) calculated language to be lateralised to the left hemisphere in 26 patients , to the right hemisphere in 9 patients and uncertain or bilateral in 2 patients . |
| 9 | Again , there are elements of Klein 's work which may be aligned with ideas explored in the previous chapters . |
| 10 | It is also more suitable for casting because its melting point is lower and the tin reacts with gases dissolved in the molten alloy , preventing porosity . |
| 11 | THE chances of John Toshack completing his two-year contract as Real Madrid 's manager look thin , with speculation growing in the Spanish capital that he will go by next summer . |
| 12 | One respondent reported that ‘ recruitment to arts INSET courses was almost invariably poor , being viable only when concerned with things to do in the primary classroom at Christmas ’ . |
| 13 | It will come back with questions couched in the English query language which still exists beneath the Artificial Intelligence Language stuck on top . |
| 14 | With almost all the farms having stock on them for 365 days , and with wives restricted in the heavy work they could do , most men had quite a bit to do when they returned from work . |
| 15 | So , art history only begins after the death of the work , but as long as the work lives , or at least in the first fifty years of its life , it communicates with people living in the same period who have accepted it or rejected it and who have talked about it . |
| 16 | It vibrates in sympathy with music played in the next room . |
| 17 | When Torness was built , the unit installed and put into operation was IFD 2 , with space provided in the civil structure of the reactor to accommodate a second cell if required . |
| 18 | Having seen some of what went on with secondary picketing in the 1970s , I regard it as the unacceptable face of socialism . |
| 19 | Then there 's the hidden bonus screens with stars to collect in the right order , while a level password system eases any frustration . |
| 20 | The cows are not as good for milk as the Aubrac or Salers : there was crossing with Durham Shorthorns in the eighteenth century to help milk yields from an essentially draught-and-meat animal but this was discarded when it was decided to concentrate on beef from the end of the nineteenth century . |
| 21 | The Russian campaign started , in fact , while most people were still expecting the final show-down with Britain to begin in the near future . |
| 22 | That apart , however , the strengths and weaknesses identified by members of the library committee in the implementation of the school 's library/resource policy have much in common with themes identified in the other three schools , and these will be drawn upon to inform the final section of this chapter . |
| 23 | The normally staid Independent cleared its front page for a graphic , reminiscent of a medieval woodcut , depicting all stages in the evolution of the Cosmos , while the Sun announced that ‘ We Find the Secret of the Creation ’ and showed a mysterious egg-shaped blob with the caption ‘ AMAZING … the universe with ripples shown in the patchy areas ’ , presumably in case the readers thought they were patches in the rippled areas . |
| 24 | We advise groups or individuals that are producing work for publication to consult with others engaged in the same activity . |
| 25 | THE SEAFRONT at Kep , on the southern coast of Cambodia , is lined with villas built in the dashing concrete style of the 1950s . |
| 26 | And how we make alliances with women organising in the Labour Movement who have themselves maybe developed out of a Labour Movement that is steeped in the imperialism and racism of this British culture , as any other bit of it is . |
| 27 | In addition to trading , the women go to cities to demonstrate against domestic violence or to show solidarity with women working in the poor conditions in textiles factories . |
| 28 | This was followed by Mr Gissing on ‘ Railways in the Rugby Area ’ , illustrated with photographs taken in the early post-war era up to the present day . |
| 29 | Coming to Old Gang Smelting Mills we stopped to look for a while at the most complete collection of buildings still standing in the mining field , although comparing them now with photographs taken in the 1930s it 's obvious that they 're slowly falling apart . |
| 30 | Previously , the post of president had been largely ceremonial , with power concentrated in the higher echelons of the ruling Lao People 's Revolutionary Party ( LPRP ) and the Council of Ministers . |