Example sentences of "[n mass] with [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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1 | A founder at Ormesby , where a year 's membership is £35 with all games free thereafter , he says their 's and Norton are the only croquet lawns in the Teesside area . |
2 | We sat and had a relaxing drink before we cooked them a typical English dinner of baked cod with new potatoes and vegetables , followed by rhubarb fool and cognac . |
3 | Chief Constable David Graham expressed concern about robberies which are up by 23pc with 130 offences in the first four months of the year . |
4 | The tracers were seen bouncing off the other breakwater , which by this time was also firing at the aircraft with similar results . |
5 | Concepts like Emerging Technology , Air-Land Battle , of Deep Strike , involved more complex aircraft with all sorts of electronic counter-measures for protection , the use of various kinds of surface-to-surface and air-to-surface missiles , and a mixture of nuclear , chemical and conventional munitions . |
6 | They plastered a considerable number of parked aircraft with sticky labels marked ‘ bomb ’ : the station commander reportedly was furious the following morning . |
7 | Do I get the impression that we 're basically building a a basic aircraft with optional extras , or are we building an aircraft which can be , to some degree , sanitised because obviously there are some parts of the specification of the aircraft we may not wish third cra countries to have . |
8 | my er thinking on on the on what you said in opening remarks which do n't make it clear to me whether we 've got a basic aircraft with optional extras or a fully specified aircraft from which we can dat deleted certain items of equipment . |
9 | Volume Two of a 10 volume series , this particular video contains two films , Watch and Ward in the Air a 1937 film showing the basics of air navigation for land based aircraft with special considerations given for flying boats . |
10 | One maintenance organisation encountered two aircraft with cracked panels within a six-week period . |
11 | The quietest month for some time on the Register , with very few in-sequence allocations — and o the rest no less than eleven are aircraft with changed marks . |
12 | For instance , a particular type of aircraft with specified engines in established weather conditions will , at a known weight , accelerate to the appropriate speed for take-off in a predetermined distance along the runway , following which it will be accelerated to a specified speed and achieve a pre-established rate of climb during which the landing gear will be retracted , taking a known period of time . |
13 | Remembering that a couple of kilometres back we had seen a huge moose lumbering across the road , I peered fearfully through a slit in my tent to see this massive reindeer with bloodshot eyes and antlers that appeared to be three metres across . |
14 | The speciality of the house was fillet of reindeer with wild mushrooms , the Scandinavian equivalent of our venison but we settled for Chateaubriand , cooked to perfection and served at the table by the charming Italian head waiter , Paolo whose efficient and attentive service enhanced the evening . |
15 | Landsat-4 obtains data with two sensors . |
16 | A computer-drawn map is generally the end-product from such a system , which allows the user to combine map data with other kinds of data about places ( economic , demographic , geological and pedological data , for instance ) in order to produce cartographic and tabular output to suit a specific purpose . |
17 | For example , through our Science across the World programme , any BP site can offer to a science class at a neighbouring school the chance to exchange data with other schools linked to BP almost anywhere in the world . |
18 | Communication links have been established on the Administration and Library LANs for the exchange of computer data with financial institutions and bibliographic databases , and discussions are underway on the use of the JANET system for the exchange of scientific data between academic institutions . |
19 | Consequently , our analysis used statistical methods appropriated for the analysis of data with unobserved effects ( our data comprised of a large number of daily histories , in the late 1980's which had been previously collected ) . |
20 | to develop a standard comprehensive manual integrating the statistical analysis of social data with these languages . |
21 | 0.45µM-filtered virus-containing supernatants were incubated overnight at 4°C with varying concentrations of NIP·BSA . |
22 | Yet while they showered their offspring with expensive presents this was n't accompanied by the affectionate cuddles and kisses that the children craved . |
23 | Some results fit the prediction very well ( e.g. if the numbers of offspring with red eyes is just three times the number with white eyes ) ; some fit it quite well ( e.g. if 61 have red eyes and 23 have white eyes ) , and some would fit it very badly ( e.g. if all but one had white eyes ) . |
24 | These are the cases which lead to two offspring with red eyes and one with white . |
25 | The Green Office Guide will be sold at £1.95 with all profits coming to WWF . |
26 | The resulting combination is expected to produce total sales for UniComp of some $15m with projected profits of $2m for the fiscal year ending February 1994 . |
27 | Conversely , some 15% of users intend to completely replace their mainframes with Unix boxes , and 4% with proprietary systems . |
28 | Conversely , some 15% of users intend to completely replace their mainframes with Unix boxes , and 4% with proprietary systems . |
29 | In the six months to December turnover was down £3m to £38m with pre-tax profits £1.4m lower at £3.7m . |
30 | Homology between the two marsupial genes reaches 84% with conservative substitutions , but falls below 50% outside the HMG-box region . |