Example sentences of "four [noun] [noun] [prep] [art] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | A £162,000 pools payout was handed over to four community projects in the Highlands yesterday by Ross , Cromarty and Skye MP , Charles Kennedy , on behalf of the Foundation for Sport and the Arts , which is funded through Littlewoods , Vernons and Zetters . |
| 2 | A pink marble carved figure of Christ on the column , attributed to the Master of Rimini , is expected to make £70–90,000 ( $130–160,000 ) and four bronze figures of the Apostles by Alessandro Vittoria bear the estimate of £30–40,000 ( $55–73,000 ) . |
| 3 | But I 'll say is it on the gardening page , is it on the letters page , pray for the sports page I always say and people look at me quite you know with a quite a look on their face when I sort of say that and I 'm absolutely serious , I 'll say you know if you get a four paragraph story on the gardeners ' page , you 're home . |
| 4 | If you get a four paragraph story on the letters page , you 're home , if you 've got a full page or a two paragraph story on the sports page , you should go out and celebrate and , because those are the ones that people read and look at and that 's what 's important to them and that 's you know that 's that message that you . |
| 5 | The Prince was furious at this intrusion into his private life and authorized his friend , Lord Tryon , who was present at the picnic to shout a four letter word at the journalists concerned . |
| 6 | They considered the outburst as less serious than the disgraceful row at Cambridge University earlier in the season when Ramprakash launched a disgusting four letter tirade against the students ' Marcus Wight , and he almost came to blows with John Emburey when the stand-in skipper intervened . |
| 7 | In addition to the four members of WO1 Turner 's team there were four police marksmen from the firearms unit — an Inspector and three experienced sergeants . |
| 8 | A study of political participation in four London boroughs over the years 1968–74 revealed that in Newham decisions were taken at informal caucus meetings of the Labour group ( Chamberlayne 1978 ) . |