Example sentences of "[adj] [conj] with [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The cake keeps well in a tin or tightly wrapped in foil and should be served sliced , buttered or with jam . |
| 2 | It usually coincided with the end of phase 2 or with phase 3 of the migrating motor complex in lower oesophageal sphincter and stomach . |
| 3 | Installation is easier than with mains-voltage supplies too , because you can simply trail the cables across the ground instead of having to bury them . |
| 4 | One bridled gilly held his head high and with effort painful to watch , gulped down a long sand eel , head first . |
| 5 | Simone , a good foot shorter and with sweat trickling down her temples , mutely nodded . |
| 6 | The basis of this would be product 2 but with revision of antiquated OED definitions and insertion of all new words and senses to date . |
| 7 | These make cultivation slightly easier as with drainage holes , there is less risk of overwatering . |
| 8 | In addition , coelocentesis does not involve puncture of the amniotic membrane and therefore the risk of direct trauma to the embryo or chronic amniotic fluid leakage would be expected to be lower than with amniocentesis . |
| 9 | Solar power introduces another step where breakdowns can occur , but the cost of maintenance is far lower than with diesel pumps . |
| 10 | Or like when I , if I we say maybe , now I ca n't imagine feeling like that except with horse riding , but I suppose you do , whatever your thing is . |
| 11 | Available straight or with honey , this vinegar is for general cooking and dressings for salads , including apples . |
| 12 | One of the many major problems for this idea is that Broca 's aphasics usually show better performance with content than with function words even when the task is reading aloud single words : the patient given tie , and , the and ant to read aloud might well succeed with tie and ant but not with and or the . |
| 13 | ( The velum is the technical name for the soft palate. ) 3 On the other hand , classifying consonants according to the manner in which the organs articulate them , one can distinguish eight main classes ( Jones 1909 ) : Affricate Resembling a plosive but with separation of the articulating organs performed less quickly , with the resulting fricative sound during the process of separation , eg / / . |
| 14 | The problem is as much to do with content as with form . |
| 15 | Conceding that over the past 15 years " the transition to the socialist system … has proved difficult and unobtainable " , he proposed instead the introduction of a mixed economy , with a requirement that state enterprises become profitable and with scope for private enterprise , alongside the state sector , in all areas of the economy . |
| 16 | Pleasure should have an important place in Marxist aesthetics , Lovell concluded , but theoretical work on pleasure should be connected with the political and with analysis of popular culture as a prime site of ideological contestation : |
| 17 | Sophisticated : dressed-up , faked-up and with face lifted . |
| 18 | By contrast , we see Tradescant lying on his newly sheeted bed , washed and with beard neatly trimmed , wearing a superfine linen shroud of the highest quality , the top-knot having now become nothing more than a small tassel attached to the linen itself . |
| 19 | To draw a figure looking relaxed or with movement in it you 've go to be able to draw the nude very well . ’ |
| 20 | It seems likely that with traffic growth and the possible warming of Britain 's climate that they will increase . |
| 21 | By now it should be obvious that with interval harmony it is possible to obtain whatever harmonic results we please , through the manipulation of the consonant or dissonant intervals available to us , without resorting to tonal conventions . |
| 22 | ‘ Rather an acquired taste , ’ he replied , ‘ Taken chilled and with ice , it goes down quite well . ’ |
| 23 | On the face of it he was just what they needed : minor-public-school background , not over-academic but Lausanne-trained and with experience of the top hotel groups in England , Europe and the Far East . |
| 24 | Construction of the Sighthill Bypass commenced in September 1984 and with work substantially complete by the end of 1986 it is being opened to traffic some nine months ahead of programme . |
| 25 | Fast compound curves are most effective when hierarchic and interweaving , apparently at random but with avoidance of competing energy centres . |
| 26 | No problem it 's just g it 's a bit funny if there 's more than one of them if you get two or three you do n't say two ox if you had two or three boxes fine but with ox it 's one of these silly words you just have to remember it 's oxen . |
| 27 | That 's it this is it it 's something that 's unusual because with stuff like I 'll I can see what I 'm aiming for . |
| 28 | But — there it was , and I began to go down as quickly as possible but with difficulty , for there was almost a metre between rungs . |
| 29 | The lower part is the narthex with its five arches , all two-tiered and with relief decoration in the tympana . |
| 30 | This must still yield a finite minimum , for otherwise we would have a solution satisfying ( 8.1 ) and for all and with cost decreasing ( z increasing ) in . |