Example sentences of "his [noun] [noun] [vb -s] [prep] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | As his Colonel Bracebridge remarks to the hero of Yeast : |
| 2 | And yet his wool suit scrapes through the layer of eiderdown . |
| 3 | His war correspondence testifies to the fact . |
| 4 | Over the radio we hear him snorting around , and we get too much scratching from when his jacket material rubs against the mike , but in less than half a minute he emerges onto the main road . |
| 5 | ANDRE AGASSI will claim a slice of unwanted history if his Wimbledon defence falters at the first hurdle next Monday . |
| 6 | The statues on the façade are by J. J. Bendl : his St Mary sits above the door , and above her is the Salvator Mundi flanked by Evangelists with SS Francis Xavier and Ignatius Loyola . |
| 7 | But at the end of his paper Nagel hints at the possibility of an objective phenomenology . |
| 8 | In the interest of fairness and the protection of fellow reviewers , I must be allowed the right of reply to Martin Collins ' extraordinary outburst ( Mail , Sept ) in response to my review of his book Classic Walks in the Peak District . |
| 9 | CLIVE Brittain warned User Friendly supporters not to put heart before head when his star filly goes for the world 's richest race , the Japan Cup in Tokyo , early tomorrow morning . |
| 10 | Carl Channell could never forget the first North briefing he saw , one of his contra slide shows in the White House . |
| 11 | His family name derives from the village of Branscombe on the coast about sixteen miles east of Exeter , but of his parentage we know nothing . |
| 12 | His brother Philip reports in the newsletter of the Lord 's Taverners that he is in ‘ remarkably good spirits , ’ a fact that will come as no surprise to those who known him either personally or as a BBC broadcaster . |