Example sentences of "[to-vb] with [noun sg] and " in BNC.
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| 1 | A lot of it is rather cool and conceptual but , because subject matter and materials are so firmly rooted in direct experience , they can not fail to communicate with confidence and clarity to all who see the show . |
| 2 | TCP/IP and Synchronous Data Link Control connections to enable machines running Microsoft Corp 's Windows for Workgroups to communicate with Unix and IBM Corp mainframe systems have now gone into beta test , the Redmond company says , and are planned to ship this quarter . |
| 3 | Although the blockading squadrons very rarely saw the French they had daily and hourly to struggle with rope and canvas and timber which stretched and broke and rotted . |
| 4 | One of the big changes we had to cope with , was learning to write with pen and ink . |
| 5 | Children who find it hard to write with paper and pencil can compose in alternative ways : difficulty in writing need be no barrier to poetry . |
| 6 | As Education Secretary of the Georgian Group , he is well qualified to write with authority and commitment on critical matters such as paintwork , glazing , upholstery and furnishings . |
| 7 | The predominant conventions of the adventure story , the victory of good over evil and the happy ending , have led to a subtle demotion of the genre from the highest ranks of literature on the grounds that its main aim is a contrived entertainment ; for experience suggests , often though not invariably , that the challenge of adventure is more likely to meet with disaster and defeat than survival and triumph . |
| 8 | Data from South Wales indicate that feelings of loneliness do seem to increase with age and are more common among women as compared with men . |
| 9 | The whole room , scented with the Christmas goose , seemed to glimmer with warmth and merriment and if it had not been for fear of distressing the children , Alexandra would have been happy to burst into tears . |
| 10 | Bitter jealousy clawed at her , its sharp , painful talons filling her with an urge to scream with frustration and leaving her unable to think clearly . |
| 11 | He made no sketches in advance but got straight down to work with pencil and ruler , drawing the outline before filling in with emulsion paint . |
| 12 | We , as a Council , are not willing to take part in this shoddy scheme but we 'll we will continue to work to provide high q quality real training to the people of the district and to work with business and industry to develop real jobs . |
| 13 | Able to work with initiative and minimum supervision you should be a graduate with a high level of communication skills , several years ' experience in water resources and previous experience in dealing with engineering/environmental consultants on water related projects . |
| 14 | It is fairly difficulty to work with machinery and has a moderate blunting effect on cutting edges . |
| 15 | This creates a role for the critique of ideology , not to transcend ideology as Marx 's claims for science and materialism in The German Ideology suggest , but to engage with ideology and consequently inform an emancipatory human practice . |
| 16 | She had to keep reminding herself to behave with dignity and not whoop round the dressing room like Willi . |
| 17 | Crystal Palace v Norwich City Palace continue to flirt with danger and Norwich , who remain one of the best footballing sides in the League , have Fleck in their squad after knee and back injuries . |
| 18 | While the General Election remained remote , loyal party members were prepared to flirt with realignment and even to admit that Labour stood no chance of victory if it fought alone . |
| 19 | The well known combination of pork and pineapple has tremendous possibilities but none is better than pineapple grilled or fried with a little butter to serve with bacon and eggs . |
| 20 | They missed the ditch-lip by a foot , but Miller , required to reverse with delicacy and skill , got a fit of giggling . |
| 21 | I used it for areas hard to reach with chisel and mallet , and expect that when carving delicate work it has the advantage of not disturbing the workpiece with sudden strikes . |
| 22 | So in this way the Persians were able to advance with ease and the Egyptians were helpless to retaliate . |
| 23 | If , following destruction or damage insured under the policy , additional works are required to comply with building and government regulations and/or local by-laws , then the cost of the additional works will be covered under the policy , unless : |
| 24 | Criticism of the Dunkel plan came also from groups opposed to its proposals to liberalize textile trade and its endorsement of a five-year transition period before less-developed countries would be required to comply with copyright and patenting provisions . |
| 25 | We discovered that , unfortunately , our stores do not have the facilities to comply with health and safety regulations relating to hot food . |
| 26 | Borland wants the rest of us to stick with Paradox and like it ( and we do ) , so most of the improvements in version 1.5 are for the pros . |
| 27 | However , its initial goals are to encourage expression of feelings and the tolerance of uncertainty and change ; to promote a realistic appraisal of personal strengths and weaknesses ; to help with separation and individuation ; and to provide a secure relationship that nevertheless allows the patient to develop independently . |
| 28 | It contains practical suggestions for different activities , and includes a set of worksheets which can be photocopied to help with planning and record keeping . |
| 29 | Beginning in the spring of 1883 , he toured around the 50 sites in the UK that were scheduled by the act , with two assistants to help with drawing and surveying , noting any damage , and deciding what measures were required for their protection . |
| 30 | The trouble was that to create a slimmer and more efficient industry , the Chairman of British Steel , Ian MacGregor , needed money to help with investment and redundancies . |