Example sentences of "[vb past] on a [noun] " in BNC.

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1 It focussed on a number of different client groups and 28 projects set out to move about 900 people from hospital settings to community settings .
2 Very often I dined on a banana split , which was enormous : it consisted of a whole banana , three scoops of ice cream , syrup and whipped cream and only cost 25 cents ; we also lived on delicatessen sandwiches and salads and were so excited with the automats where we put our money in and out popped coffee .
3 The voice rose on a wave of passion .
4 Her voice rose on a note of hysteria .
5 Her voice rose on a note that betrayed how near she was to breaking-point .
6 I would n't call those highly inventive moves mere dancing ; they bordered on an act that would have had the best strip-tease artists in the country seething with jealousy .
7 We entered on a course of 312 °T toward a conspicuously tall palm among other palms in an area south of the pier , which is south of the lighthouse , which is south of the ruins .
8 One is known as ‘ Wacko ’ and the other has the letter F tattooed on a forearm .
9 She is being kneaded and punched like bread dough by a Valkyrie sporting the corporate logo tattooed on a bicep .
10 I wandered on a yard or two , pretending to look elsewhere .
11 Those things do n't sound fearsome — till you see them used on a man 's body . ’
12 The requirement that all motor vehicles ( except invalid carriages , police and local authority vehicles ) used on a road must be covered by third party insurance is fundamental to the lawful operation of any haulage business .
13 If you are the Approver of the package deny approval using option 1.5.3 — Grant / Deny Approval To Package and advise the package manager that module(s) referenced on a DC are not included in the package .
14 If you are the Approver of the package deny approval using option 1.5.3 — Grant / Deny Approval To Package and advise the package manager that a module(s) referenced on a DC are not included in the package .
15 This is the first isolation of the Eco K restriction endonuclease from genes cloned on a multicopy plasmid that results in over-production of the enzyme .
16 Arnold 's fearful preoccupation with the violence of his time drew on a number of sources , for it was not only the ‘ rough ’ of the East End slums who was ‘ asserting his personal liberty a little , going where he likes , assembling where he likes , bawling as he likes , hustling as he likes ’ .
17 There was that familiar intake of breath as he drew on a cigarette .
18 Some four months before the publication of the reported work , we produced a report which drew on a questionnaire survey of all police surgeons and sample surveys of investigating and custody officers working in the Metropolitan Police District ; the reported work focused on the custody records of just three stations in London .
19 M. Grimaud , interested by these strangers , hoping to amuse their English girl , drew on an envelope a sailor-like map demonstrating the approach to the Mas Rose from Vaison and the Mas Cabestainh .
20 He scribbled on a pad .
21 Celia scribbled on a postcard .
22 Ciaran Ryan reported on a case of blatant discrimination in Bank of Ireland , Area West which had recently come to light .
23 Margaret Spencer reported on a discussion held at a Schools Council Language for Learning Project Conference in 1981 , when teachers were asked the question " Why do we ask children to read to us ? "
24 At an IOWME ( International Organisation of Women and Mathematics Education ) discussion group in 1986 ( see Isaacson , Rogers and Dekker , 1986 ) , Gila Hanna reported on a gender analysis she and Erika Kuendiger had carried out on data from the Second International Mathematics Study ( SIMS ) .
25 Constable McLennan reported on a scheme in operation in the public houses in Juniper Green .
26 Constable McLennan reported on a scheme in operation in the public houses in Juniper Green .
27 By number three there was a London correspondent who reported on a visit to a dog show ( Crufts ) held in the Agricultural Hall , and in number six short articles in the Gaelic about animals .
28 By number three there was a London correspondent who reported on a visit to a dog show ( Crufts ) held in the Agricultural Hall , and in number six short articles in the Gaelic about animals .
29 Under other legislation , less formal committees may be set up to enquire into trade disputes , and in the 1960s Lord Devlin produced three reports on the port industry and Lord Cameron reported on a dispute concerning bank employees .
30 RP reported on a meeting chaired by H Sluiman .
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