Example sentences of "[verb] on three [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Although surrounded on three sides by the sea the warming influence of the North Atlantic helps give mild winters and good summers .
2 Once through its portals you find yourself in a courtyard surrounded on three sides by the relatively undisturbed medieval manor , whose mullioned windows have sometimes been exchanged for sash .
3 It is the best area in Britain for megalithic sites , and is surrounded on three sides by the sea .
4 The mere is the large village pond surrounded on three sides by a dense bank of elm and sycamore , and is closely associated visually with the churchyard .
5 A city of 3.2 million people , Rangoon is surrounded on three sides by water and dominated by the glistening gold stupa of the Shwedagon .
6 The house was entered from the left into a sheltered deck area running its length and surrounded on three sides by louvred shutters .
7 There was a small rectangle of land beside the jetty , surrounded on three sides by steep clay walls .
8 In or about that year Count Hartmann of Kyburg built the town on a rock that was surrounded on three sides by the river Aare .
9 Surrounded on three sides by railway , it is not suitable for housing because of the large concentration of industry around that area .
10 An island fortress surrounded on three sides by a deep moat which emptied into the lake situated on the eastern side of the keep .
11 The ranch is surrounded on three sides by intensive arable agriculture , split into tiny small-holdings and , for the most part , being worked on land totally unsuitable for the purpose .
12 The church was also surrounded on three sides ( except the east ) by an open arcade on which a gallery was later built .
13 Beyond them is a courtyard surrounded on three sides by the rear walls of office buildings , like a miniature version of Horse Guards Parade .
14 In 1917 he was finally accepted , after several rejections , for front-line service in the East Surrey Regiment , and was wounded on three occasions .
15 There was a blur of activity and the sandwich rose on three pairs of legs .
16 Over 2400 JS pensioners gathered together for the 45th JS Veterans Reunions on March 29 , April 5 and 26 — the event being organised on three days for the second time due to the large number of participants from all corners of the country .
17 And to understand how the complex situation was developing we must consider what was happening on three levels :
18 it 's only last night , I did n't know if you could hear , it come on three times and they were nobody there !
19 The pier is small , the cottages few and tidily arranged , the little beaches a delight for pebble collectors , the bay a narrow inlet of Loch Torridon landlocked on three sides by gaunt grey hills , and only the cry of seabirds disturbs the silence .
20 Pencil , I know you could n't concentrate on three things !
21 The research will concentrate on three skills : piano playing , typing and handwriting/drawing .
22 Moreover , comparative analysis will focus on three cases where popular movements have organized within major corporative institutions of the political system , so emphasizing their linkages to national governments , and the struggles and negotiations which change these linkages .
23 SCO hopes the new programme will help it focus on three markets — retail , finance and government — and its expects to sell 1,500 developers kits there in its first year — between 400 — 500 of them in Europe .
24 In 1986 Council voted on three policy statements ( see Appendix C ) .
25 We were fit , thinner than any of us had ever been , good at singing , proficient with a variety of weapons , and we could survive on three hours sleep a night .
26 In relation to Somalia and the present litigation , the Foreign and Commonwealth Office has on three occasions responded to inquiries by solicitors and Mr. Richards has also conveyed to the court a further communication .
27 The Ministry of Defence objected on three grounds : the increase in nuclear missiles available to the West was operationally unnecessary and would only add to the existing nuclear overkill ; mixed manning was a formula for military disaster ; and the cost of the British share would have to come out of the already overstretched Defence budget .
28 Roxburgh explained : ‘ In a situation like this you act on three factors ; medical opinion , the player 's attitude and your own gut feelings .
29 The newly elected archbishop , Winchelsey , while sympathetic to the clergy , took a paternalistic view of the realm , which he saw threatened on three fronts , and urged his clergy to make a grant to the king .
30 All mail and newspapers arrive by air , and much of Alderney 's urgent and perishable freight arrives on three engines .
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