Example sentences of "[noun] [noun sg] follow [det] " in BNC.
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| 1 | In this way , with one small rock fall following another , the flow continues to advance , very slowly , clanking and rattling forward like a shuffling slag heap . |
| 2 | Inside , the book analyses the defects in the system in this country where more first-class cricketers ( too many ? ) practise than in any other , and where one Test humiliation followed another either side of the isolated bright patch in 1985 . |
| 3 | How can the author have the freedom to connect two nodes for the benefit of hypertext browsers without forcing the traversal algorithm to follow that path ? |
| 4 | The BSB consortium followed some months later , in April 1990 . |
| 5 | The reflow period following this brief ischaemia may be as short as 1 min , but protection wanes if the reflow is extended beyond 1 h . |
| 6 | A buffer supper followed each visit thanks to and her team who organised an excellent spread on each occasion . |
| 7 | If the leading exponents of International Stunt competition follow this practice , there has to be a good reason . |
| 8 | Firstly that , since the trend of relief expenditure follows that of wheat prices , it does not indicate any tendency to lower wages , although it equally clearly denies any strong upward wage trend . |
| 9 | THERE is a strong possibility of an all-Aldeburgh Hambro Cup final following both teams ' home victories in the quarter-finals over the weekend . |
| 10 | By regular pressure washing followed most times with a polish , sticking closely to 150-hour service times and running an eye and rag over everything in any spare moments , explained Mr Holmes . |
| 11 | Usually the date of publication may be taken as given , but in a few cases — particularly where publication in book form follows several years after original research — imprint date should be compared against any dates given in the foreword or introduction . |
| 12 | Toby Tennant , the campaign chairman , claimed that every hill farm in the Borthwick and Ale valleys was now under threat from timber growing as one forestry scheme followed another . |
| 13 | To a certain extent turnover follows that of the cash market in government securities : it rose in 1987 following the start of the new trading arrangements for gilt-edged securities and it fell in 1988 and 1989 when government accounts moved into surplus and there was a cessation of new issues . |