Example sentences of "[vb -s] with [noun prp] [unc] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The error lies with Saussure 's expositors . |
| 2 | Volume I covers the period of 1916 to 1930 and concludes with Magritte 's return to Brussels from Paris where he had stayed for nearly three years . |
| 3 | The play concludes with Faustus 's offer to burn his books and his cry/invocation/cursing of Mephostophilis . |
| 4 | The same thing happens with Pele 's tears ; they draw off behind them a long hair-like tail of glass , which may be a metre or more long . |
| 5 | By ‘ placing ’ exorcism in such a zone , state institutions ( which Greenblatt equates with Harsnett 's text ) can attempt to contain what is potentially disruptive to the state ; eliminating , in this case , charismatic religious groups as a potential threat to the established Church . |
| 6 | This meets with Denice 's approval , and she swears solemnly that if she ever has our child , it will be called Keifer or Julia . |
| 7 | ALL FALL DOWN : Halifax skipper Alan Kamara tangles with Scarborough 's Simon Thompson |
| 8 | This concurs with Visser 's observation ( 1973 : 2313 ) that to occurs after know " mainly in questions with ever or in statements with never or other semi-negatives " , that is , in generalizing contexts referring to someone 's experience during their entire life-span . |
| 9 | JEWKES arrives with PAMELA 's bundle , drops it and exits . ] |
| 10 | Shakespeare negotiates with Harsnett 's Declaration . |
| 11 | That groundless remark still rankles with Aisling 's father Martin eight years later . |
| 12 | She disagrees with Leach 's statement that ‘ two-year-olds can not be good or naughty on purpose because they do not yet know right from wrong or understand what makes the difference ’ . |
| 13 | Gedge disagrees with Catt 's recollection of the letter . |
| 14 | He is deeply insecure and does n't expect love , never having received it before , yet he deals with Miranda 's death so matter-of-factly , hardly seeming upset at all , that he ca n't have cared for her very much as an individual , which is not surprising as he really does n't know her at all well . |
| 15 | Going back to the correspondence , the first letter , dated 21st April 1933 , deals with Bishop 's Castle Railway tickets . |
| 16 | It deals with Lewis 's love affair with an American . |
| 17 | Two further portrait operas followed ( works in which a succession of images , rather than a narrative , are married to music ) : these are Satyagraha which deals with Gandhi 's early life and uses a Sanskrit text taken from the Bhagavad Gita , and Akhnaten , about the Egyptian pharaoh ( 1375–1358 BC ) who is credited with the invention of monotheism . |
| 18 | A Classical Education deals with Cobb 's time at Shrewsbury and Oxford . |
| 19 | The ‘ 92 show deals with Hofschen 's work from 1968 to 1970 : this and the subsequent shows will be recorded in three unified catalogues . |
| 20 | He has already signed joint-venture deals with France 's Aerospatiale to make helicopters and with America 's Pratt & Whitney to make aero-engines , and he thinks that his company is now big enough to strike more such international agreements . |
| 21 | This poem deals with Gunn 's feelings as he watches the disease strike down all those close to him and the way it changes his perceptions of life and death . |
| 22 | He then deals with Cnut 's death , the grief of his subjects , and the quarrel over the succession . |
| 23 | The secular part of the Letter deals with Cnut 's visit to Denmark and the suppression of danger to the English . |
| 24 | ‘ He went all the way along it with a torch , ’ Mackie said , stroking her husband 's arm , ‘ clever thing — and he came back after absolutely ages with Gareth 's camera and said you were n't there . |
| 25 | The poem obviously engages with Milton 's experience of the revolution 's defeat following the Restoration , and , given Milton 's well-known support for Commonwealth and Protectorate , it is difficult to imagine a reader in the early 1670s perceiving the poem as evolving out of the period of the late 1640s , a time which many supporters of the English Revolution experienced as one of hope and triumph . |
| 26 | The letter ends with Bartram 's eager anticipation for some Figures of Plants and a promise of assistance ‘ with any new plant , or shrub — either dead or alive — in substance or a particular description . ’ |
| 27 | The New Testament stories , which are also told with admirable clarity , include some of Jesus 's parables ( including that of the Good Samaritan ) and the later miracles , and ends with Judas 's plot to betray Jesus to his enemies . |
| 28 | The film ends with Dustin 's fixed grin , while audiences are left with fixed frowns . |
| 29 | Act One ends with Figaro 's celebrated aria ‘ Non più andrai ’ , which became an instant hit , while Act Three ends with a ballet incorporating a Spanish fandango — the only bit of ‘ local colour ’ in the whole opera . |
| 30 | The disc ends with Arditi 's ‘ Il bacio ’ and more Schubert : An die Musik ( ‘ Thou heav'nly art ’ ) accompanied by Gerald Moore . |