Example sentences of "[noun sg] at that [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Although , I do think that probably erm , religion at that time er , could have been this very narrow , rigid
2 To understand why , argues Gilbert , we need to understand the construction of the sodomite , his association at that time with evil , rebellion , and insurrection , and the belief that to tolerate his sin was to court the possibility of divine revenge ( as with Sodom and Gomorrah ) .
3 What may not recur is the opportunity open to the Library Association at that time to act decisively not only against the ban but to act firmly in support of professional integrity .
4 But there is another circumstance that strongly suggests that [ h ] -dropping was not a low-status feature in ME , and that is its association at that time with East Anglian texts .
5 The intention at that time had been for Ian and myself to return to Uist by the ferry in the afternoon but the weather was so bad that the ferryman decided not to chance his luck in the storm .
6 This last was not such a great risk , because most of the stage staff were needed on the Prompt Side at that point in the play for a forthcoming scene change .
7 Western diplomats in Luanda scoff at that figure , though they admit that many do need help .
8 And you were a butty at that time ?
9 For , when the days of competition are over , teaching is about the only option open to the really committed dancer , complete retirement from the lists being an impossibility at that stage .
10 Erm my recommendation at that price would be to say to you , do n't buy , not at four thousand pounds , when your rent is one hundred pounds a year .
11 It 'd smashed the cam and , and the lever and bent the shaft colossal expense at that time .
12 Robert Less ' Jump into Hell ( 1952 ) , with a story concerning paratroopers ordered to relieve a besieged fort , was arguably Hollywood 's only attempt at that time to portray French military involvement in any detail .
13 Leith at that moment saw no point in putting her in a position where she would have to defend him — which she would .
14 I ca n't remember what snag , I think the person or something , I ca n't remember details but we nearly had an entrance at that end of the car park which in my opinion was you know , a lot of the people
15 So , and certainly Mao was not that out of line with the left of the Kuomintang at that time .
16 ‘ I just said that I was having a drink with her to ask her what she would really like as a wedding present from the firm , because men are no good at that sort of thing . ’
17 Only two little kids who was up in , well keeping watch on the outside , there were two in the house and two at the back , driving a bloody car at that age
18 The local police had told him that Mr Steen possessed such a vehicle , and he was just making a routine check on the whereabouts of the car at that time .
19 The standard length of a third class compartment at that time was 5ft 10in , and a first class compartment 7ft , so that a first-class coach contained four compartments and a third-class , five .
20 Er as regards to the team that was gon na come down from London and I was Secretary of the Football Club at that time .
21 It has become standard practice to picture the two cultures as standing in the most acute opposition at that time .
22 Well they were , the ward committee had been seeking for a , a candidate , but I had no opposition at that time at all .
23 owing to its early introduction in 1920 and also because of the substantial extension of its rights in 1952 and 1972 it was able to evolve into the virtual bargaining monopolist on the employees ' side at the plant level , to the extent of being considered by unions as the proper bargaining agent at that level , much more so than in other countries .
24 I suppose they will give us tea at that pub ?
25 Did you have a cup of tea at that point ? ’
26 They have no fear at that stage and you may have a right old job to escape being followed .
27 Now in in the bakery at that time it was one of the most progressive bakeries in the city and it must have employed at least about a hundred bakers .
28 There were two elements in the English Department at that time .
29 The department at that time consisted of a fleet of motor vans and lorries , with milk delivery by horse-drawn floats .
30 He was ordained priest by St John of Beverley , so gaining the title ‘ Venerable ’ , which was a rare dignity among monks , but the usual form of address for a priest at that time .
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