Example sentences of "[verb] the [noun pl] in " in BNC.
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| 1 | With al-Kassar 's blessing , he met the Magharians in Bern and Zurich to set up accounts for his family , each meeting taped and monitored by Coleman 's assistant Syrian George , who had been flown in from Cyprus for this purpose . |
| 2 | They failed to make anything like the sort of headway the following day when they met the Wallabies in the rain at Newlands . |
| 3 | When the crowds had left after the second home match , Chapman met the helpers in the stand and asked them to take him on trust , asserting that the changes were in the club 's interest . |
| 4 | He whispered the words in her ear . |
| 5 | For some architects , the removal of regulations which both provided guidelines for behaviour and also limited the areas in which competition existed has provided a stimulus since they now feel able to compete more efficiently in a less restricted arena . |
| 6 | With growing educational opportunities , choice of job or profession has widened , although industrial recession and demographic factors have limited the opportunities in some businesses and trades . |
| 7 | Isotactic polymers tend to form helices to accommodate the substituents in the most stable steric positions ; these helices are regular forms capable of regular alignment . |
| 8 | Unfortunately in some cases there will either be only two connectors or there wo n't be sufficient space on the cable to accommodate the drives in their bays . |
| 9 | This refers to the tendency of attributing human motives to social institutions , in this case of thinking about organisations as if they were pursuing the goals in question . |
| 10 | They camouflaged the vehicles in a wadi and dispersed in search of shade and some sleep . |
| 11 | Furthermore , the males are observed to court the females in the choice tests . |
| 12 | In 1922 he published his first book , Le Dragon de bambou , ridiculing the reforms in Annam . |
| 13 | He emptied the dregs in the sink . |
| 14 | The local council in Aldershot ruled that soldiers serving in the Gulf would not have to pay poll tax ; but Whitehall refused to follow America 's example of allowing the troops in the Gulf not to pay income tax . |
| 15 | He himself had consulted the judges in 1971 , 1979 and 1985 . |
| 16 | He stowed the globes in a styrofoam case like an over-sized egg box . |
| 17 | ‘ I know , ’ the English clerk sweetly replied , ‘ but , ’ and he jingled the coins in his purse . |
| 18 | He jingled the coins in his purse . |
| 19 | There was some speculation about alternatives , with some canvassing the claims of Derby and Salisbury and others imploring Lloyd George to take over the leadership and unite the parties in a shotgun wedding , but Austen 's claims were undeniable . |
| 20 | Perhaps as often as once a month , depending partly on the amount of dust in the air , you should get out the drive cleaning kit and service the heads in the way I 've described before trouble starts . |
| 21 | They had received the reports in the Place of Healing , where the body lay in the courtyard , protected from the flies and the heat by wet wrappings , waiting for someone to claim it and give permission for an examination to begin , before it was taken to the embalmers . |
| 22 | He germinated the spores in dishes containing agar jelly , then transferred the spores to Kilner jars which contained rye grains . |
| 23 | Simmer the vegetables in separate covered pans with 300ml/ ½ pint water for 20 minutes until the water is dark . |
| 24 | Simmer the aubergines in a large pan of water until just cooked , about 10min , or cook , covered , in the microwave for 7–8min or until just tender . |
| 25 | Simmer the petals in a small amount of water until tender . |
| 26 | Many resistivity meters and magnetometers can now be fitted with a data recorder , which records the readings in computer-readable form so that the results can be fed directly into a computer as soon as the survey is finished . |
| 27 | Not only does Nithard say in which vernacular languages the two kings addressed their men ( though he records the addresses in Latin ) , but he gives the ensuing oaths in vernacular texts that are among the earliest examples of Old High German and Old French . |
| 28 | ‘ Well , it 's shocked me that President Bush has gone out and ballyhooed the unions in Poland and yet he 's turned his back on us . ’ |
| 29 | I refrain from naming the books in case you have yet to read them . |
| 30 | Oxfordshire piloted the forms in Banbury from October 1991 to March this year . |