Example sentences of "[noun pl] of [art] next " in BNC.

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1 Ebles of Ventadour , the only other troubadour known from William IX 's time , came from the Limousin , and most of the outstanding song-writers of the next generation — Cercamon , Marcabru , Jaufré Rudel , Bernard de Ventadour — lived and worked within the borders of Aquitaine .
2 Its entrepreneurs ranged the globe and with them went the cadre of ( mostly British and Irish ) foremen , skilled workers and elite labour ; sometimes settling down in some foreign country for good , their children becoming the Anglo-Argentines of the next generation , sometimes moving from country to country like the much less numerous oilmen of our days .
3 I know two or three lads of the next generation beyond us who are doing in their twenties rather better than their fathers in their fifties .
4 This is difficult , particularly as most studies of the effects of the plague have tended to concentrate on the fourteenth-century epidemics , the Black Death of 1348–49 and the further outbreaks of the next generation , rather than on the recurrent visitations of the fifteenth century ( see Framework ) .
5 These will be the main subjects of the next two chapters .
6 All major studies agree that the parental marriage and relationships between child and parents have an immense effect on the sexual and marital relationships of the next generation .
7 It is not the entirely understandable worries about the choice of South Africa as the tournament venue when that country is in so delicate a political — and hence economically sensitive — state , but rather the veil of secrecy that seems to shroud all commercial aspects of the next World Cup event .
8 Once an integrated representation of the clause as a unit is created , the specific words making up the clause can be discarded from memory to make way for the words of the next clause .
9 One could always spell it out : " The final word or words of a clause or sentence repeated as the first word or words of the next clause or sentence " ; and only use anadiplosis if the regularity of the feature required the economy of a label .
10 But our focus is primarily upon people , not places as such ; the male survivors of the next generation of Titfords succeeded in wrenching themselves away from the town which had been home for their ancestors for over a hundred and seventy years — and we have no choice but to follow them .
11 Thus , not only are their own customers in focus , but the demands of the next group of customers " down the line " are part of the segment .
12 ‘ I found the first steps of the next pitch were very difficult , and the rock rather pushed one out .
13 New Internationalist Freepost Mitcham CR4 9AR ( No stamp needed ) Yes Please send me , without obligation , my free copies of the next three issues of the New Internationalist plus the world map and book token .
14 In the early hours of the next day , Claverhouse left Lesmahagow with 3 troops of Dragoons .
15 And so , in the early hours of the next morning , Edward said :
16 Gradually the meetings got longer and longer until eventually they began , not in the evening , but they began in the morning and they lasted from perhaps ten in the morning until the early hours of the next day .
17 In the small hours of the next morning , when they were back at La Gracieuse , after dancing her feet raw with Sam , with Rodet , and with half of Normandy , she told John what had happened and how it had come about .
18 Mr Goldring told the jury on the second day of the trial , which is expected to last for three months , that Bradley had been put on an intravenous drip but in the early hours of the next morning he shouted out , complaining of pain around the drip site .
19 Again , the proposals of the Next Five Years Group anticipated many of the developments of the 1940s , such as a National Development Board , greater public investment in housing , the co-ordination of social services to achieve a ‘ National Minimum ’ , the expansion of secondary education , and town and country planning .
20 In a star 's central regions , the nuclei of hydrogen atoms are bonding together to form nuclei of the next lightest element , helium .
21 The September issue of Harpers & Queen marks the start of the new fashion season : a time when we look ahead to the autumn and pinpoint the directions of the next few months .
22 Mozart seems to have begun to refine his style of composition , and two of them at least stand well with the very popular symphonies of the next decade — the Symphony in G Minor , K.183/173dB , written in October 1773 just after his return from Vienna , and the Symphony in A major , K.201/186a , written in April the following year ( see PLATE IV and 19 & 20 ) .
23 It is the measurement and pattern of redistribution achieved by the government budget that are the concerns of the next two sections .
24 First we examine the trends in population structure in Britain over the last century and the forecasts for the early decades of the next millennium .
25 These trends look set to continue into the early decades of the next millennium .
26 There was considerable debate in the mid-1980s of the mounting ‘ burden ’ on the working population likely to result from the growing number of pensioners in the second and third decades of the next century .
27 We now have the opportunity to demonstrate in practice that our more hybrid approach is better suited to the needs of the next decade .
28 The heroes of the next generation , now lieutenants , sustain most of the action , still able to regard as fun the missions which their elders discuss more seriously in terms of Britain 's rule as a force for justice and peace in the world .
29 However , I will pass your suggestion on to Tony Sabine and Sue Brace who are responsible for the contents of the next edition .
30 If further packages have been marked for processing , the scrolled area will be redisplayed with the contents of the next package and you can continue as before .
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