Example sentences of "[coord] [verb] to one " in BNC.
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| 1 | If the interests are restricted to the history of one particular place , or confined to one special area of study , then a private library of books and offprints is quite readily assembled . |
| 2 | Vocal opposition , such as it is , has come from people who are retired from public life , who have been purged or pushed to one side by the Ceausescu leadership , or who have been forced to make do with a moral posture on key issues , registering their dissent , but no more . |
| 3 | It can be conveyed or transferred to one of them alone ( see Chapters 3 and 4 ) or the rights of the husband can be postponed until the happening of a specified event ( see Chapter 6 ) . |
| 4 | If her parents needed her to be looked after , she would be off there again later ; or she would go there in the evenings to read a book to her grandfather , or play games with him , or listen to one of the old pair storytelling . |
| 5 | ‘ They all feel they ca n't just split up and never see or speak to one another again . |
| 6 | Not just that the money came from insider dealing , but the weapons were n't coming from any official supplier or going to one of the usual customers . ’ |
| 7 | But he appeared quite anxious throughout the interview , often leaving the room or calling to one of his ubiquitous assistants when the interview started getting , as he put it , ‘ too hard ’ ( ‘ Uh , Susanna , who would some of my female heroes be ? ’ ) . |
| 8 | The ringed car would then either be sold or go to one of the ring 's members , while parts from the wrecked vehicle would be sold off . |
| 9 | Accordingly , the only outward sign of a certain limited degree of prosperity were his immaculate clothes , although he never had a Savile Row tailor make him a suit or went to one of the more fashionable outfitters specializing in foreign-made clothes . |
| 10 | Once the ringed car had its new identity it was sold or went to one of the group members , while parts from the wrecked vehicle were sold off . |
| 11 | More than anything Mungo suddenly wanted to get out of the forest ; to be in his room , or talking to one of the family , or anywhere . |
| 12 | Divination or talking to one of the Ghosts of Kadar-Gravning ( if the adventurers can convince one that they are friendly ! ) might lead to a |
| 13 | There are no exact equivalents for li and ch'i among our concepts , and there is no way of approaching them except by breaking out from or awakening to one analogy after another . |
| 14 | Whether or not Ray Wilkins is to stay with Rangers or return to one of the London clubs chasing his signature will be known on Monday . |
| 15 | When you have reached the lees , leave the pot on the table with the lid overturned or tilted to one side . |
| 16 | But in the weeks that followed they became very close and clung to one another in their loss . |
| 17 | Several of the youngsters cried out in fright and clung to one another . |
| 18 | The schools were matched by size and catchment area and assigned to one of four groups : no planned intervention ( control group ; 10 schools ) , family smoking education project only ( FSE group ; 10 schools ) , smoking and me project only ( SAM group ; nine schools ) , and both projects in sequence ( FSE/SAM group ; 10 schools ) . |
| 19 | Serafin emerges from the minuscule domestic offices and crosses to one of the two windows . |
| 20 | The walls and the floors of her newly redecorated palace -rather garish many thought — are bare , The carpets and the pictures have been created and flown to one of her other homes — perhaps to Juan-les-Pins , perhaps top one of her two places in Paris , perhaps to the house of her fabulously rich businessman son on London , or perhaps to his island in the Seychelles , Her other son , a naval officer who will later pass , briefly and tragically , through this story , dined in his mothers palace one night in October 1978 and , pointing to the one picture remaining on the wall , said , " There 's one they forgot to take . |
| 21 | Archaeologists are beginning to realize this and are looking at alternative approaches , seeing sites as part of the landscape and related to one another , something which has been advocated by students of leys and Earth Mysteries for many years . |
| 22 | We allocated speaking and listening to one profile component since they are essentially reciprocal , interacting activities and , as such , best taken together . |
| 23 | After we are registered we go into assembly and listen to one of the teachers or a guest speaking for ten minutes . |
| 24 | Then they did the whole thing all over again without stirrups , and all the time talking and shouting to one another . |
| 25 | The pickup coil in each amplifier is loaded by a 1kΩ resistor and applied to one section of an quad analogue switch . |
| 26 | Besides , there is a back-log of acidity already in the soil ; and according to one estimate , Scottish lochs would remain at their disastrously acid level even if present acid fallout was halved by AD 2000 . |
| 27 | Youthful offenders were also believed to be getting younger , and according to one magistrate parental authority was at such a low ebb that ‘ it is melancholy to find that some parents are not ashamed to confess that children of seven or eight years old are entirely beyond their control ’ , while another thought that ‘ in nine cases out of ten , children are entirely masters of the position ’ . |
| 28 | And according to one study of young black mothers , they are often deterred from attending clinics and classes because of judgemental and discriminatory treatment by hospital and community staff . |
| 29 | And according to one teacher , who fears she might be victimised if she gives her name , only one of the two teachers taken on at her school for a total of 48 four-year-olds , was actually trained to teach under-fives . |
| 30 | Significantly , this followed the troubles in the North in the previous year , and according to one early source , the rebels then had petitioned for the earldom to be restored to the lawful heir . |