Example sentences of "[conj] in [noun pl] they " in BNC.
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| 1 | Its companion , Alcor or 80 Ursæ Majoris , is of magnitude 4.0 , and is easily visible with the naked eye ; the angular distance between the two is 11.8 minutes of arc , so that in binoculars they make a noble pair . |
| 2 | Other member parties in the coalition , however , were reported to prefer the formation of a new government without elections , anticipating that in elections they stood to lose votes to regional autonomy parties . |
| 3 | Each planner is individually responsible for putting forward suggestions of suitable issues ; in some instances these can be the result of maverick ideas , and in others they are achieved through a more down-to-earth type of thought . |
| 4 | In some cases these are resurfaced using cobbles and in others they remain asphalt , with warning triangles painted on the road . |
| 5 | Passageways were pierced through the walls of houses in some places , and in others they were supported on props along the faces of warehouses and shops , and it was across one of these — a sturdy bridge of timber which was designed to withstand the weight of carts as well as men — that Burun 's party moved without very much opposition from the revellers , most of whom clearly preferred the breadth of the main streets . |
| 6 | This will mean that the waves from the slits will not be in phase with each other when they arrive at the screen : in some places the waves will cancel each other out , and in others they will reinforce each other . |
| 7 | After all , some areas include children with special needs and some do not ; in some areas children have English as a second language and in others they do not ; and , as he admits , teachers have had problems with the tests themselves . |
| 8 | Sampras will finish the year in 81st place , Courier a more respectable 24th , but in doubles they have eclipsed their more renowned contemporaries and deserved to qualify for the Masters when Ken Flach and Robert Seguso were forced to withdraw at the last minute . |
| 9 | But in doubles they have eclipsed their renowned contemporaries . |
| 10 | The standards in many of them are excellent , but in others they can be low . |
| 11 | The radial shields are visible in some specimens but in others they are partially or totally obscured by the spinelets . |
| 12 | These are a complexity of outcropping veins on which 17th Century miners worked but in places they have been modified by subsequent operators . |
| 13 | In dogs and cats , they burrow into the gut and swell into horrible big worms and lodge in the small intestine ; but in humans they just go on spreading these spiral patterns for about 18 months and then die . ’ |
| 14 | Is n't that , meant we , we say that I know time goes on but in years they took to pay the loan . |
| 15 | In some of these the emphasis is upon environmental change in the Quaternary whereas in others they have accommodated investigations of contemporary environmental processes as well . |
| 16 | In some places there is 95–97 per cent coverage , whereas in others they get little over 75 per cent . ’ |
| 17 | An interesting difference is that in ants the workers are all sterile females , whereas in termites they are sterile males and sterile females . |
| 18 | In some types of wood the grain markings are indistinct , while in others they are well-defined . |
| 19 | The consequence of this intervention was that in some schools , the numbers of girls opting for science increased , while in others they decreased . |
| 20 | IGNITION ! ’ while in talks they stressed ‘ Under no circumstances use large current densities in big samples and subject to large sudden thermal shocks . ’ |
| 21 | The Scarabae had been preying on her mind , as in patches they always did , and so she had conjured up the memory to fit a stranger . |
| 22 | er mothers to g they say what they do n't want treats as in sweets they want money to buy fireworks |