Example sentences of "[adv] [verb] [noun sg] [noun] with " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ I know , ’ said David cheerfully teasing her , ‘ you think a church should be like an English Gothic cathedral or a little whitewashed village church with moth-eaten Peninsular War banners fluttering from dry-rotted lances . ’ |
| 2 | This fund would only benefit member countries with a per capita income of less than 90 per cent of the EC average ( i.e. Greece , Ireland , Portugal and Spain ) . |
| 3 | ‘ Close them , ’ she had cried , ‘ you 'll let in the dust ’ , and I had gone down to drink citron pressé with her in the shade . |
| 4 | Although Britain had long had trading connections with these areas , hitherto she had had no territorial ambitions there . |
| 5 | You may like to co-ordinate your fish , perhaps mixing Tiger Barbs with Clown Loach , so that the bottom-swimming fish and the midwater swimmers are similar in coloration and pattern . |
| 6 | Even , for example , for financial products , where the Leeds Permanent Building Society 's long running TV series with George Cole as Arthur Daly is clearly effective . |
| 7 | Thus speakers do not randomly mix acrolect features with those from the basilect to create a " mesolect " ; each " lect " is discrete and ordered with respect to the other lects in the continuum . |
| 8 | The second form of associative learning , operant conditioning , was developed by the contemporary American psychologist , Skinner , who not only conducted laboratory experiments with animals , but , unlike most other theorists , also developed from his findings teaching procedures for use with people , especially programmed learning and teaching machines . |
| 9 | None the less the electricity industry was fortunate compared with , for example , the coal industry , where politics had long bedevilled management relations with both government and workers , and nationalisation led to the departure of senior managers in larger numbers . |
| 10 | A bill comes in and along comes sugar daddy with a loan , you can t resist it . |
| 11 | This structure of serious road-traffic offences was recently examined by the North Committee , which came to the conclusion that the criminal law does not treat traffic offences with the gravity they deserve , given the potential consequences of any deviation from proper standards of driving . |
| 12 | This theory makes the unlikely prediction that you will not experience colour constancy with objects you can not identify . |
| 13 | The true objective for which animal advocates should work , according to this view , is not to provide nonhuman animals with larger cages and stalls , but to empty them . |
| 14 | Thus , the commonly encountered cardiovascular diseases have , as their immediate underlying aetiology , thrombosis of critically sited blood vessels with loss of blood flow to vital organs . |
| 15 | Presently , various representatives of the GCR have already visited South Wales with a view to purchase such examples during late June . |
| 16 | If for any reason you prefer not to discuss birth control with your own GP , you are entitled to go to another GP for this service . |
| 17 | If for any reason you prefer not to discuss birth control with your own family doctor , you are entitled to go to another family doctor for this service . |
| 18 | If for any reason you prefer not to discuss birth control with your own GP , you are entitled to go to another GP for this service . |
| 19 | The Scottish Trades Union Congress general secretary , Campbell Christie , appealed to parents of new Timex recruits to persuade their families not to cross picket lines with the warning that they would be sacked quickly when it suited the company . |
| 20 | He only asked the vicar not to use Hail Marys with the Stations . |
| 21 | But Pakistan does not have extradition treaties with most Arab countries and will not turn over a wanted man against his will . |
| 22 | and the best thing is that nobody 's doing it , everybody 's doing cabaret spots along the line jokes and stuff like that , but nobody 's not doing cabaret spots with trumpets |
| 23 | The provision of meteorological regular services forecasting winds and turbulence , not to mention sunspot activity with its radiation hazards more than ten miles up in the stratosphere and the air traffic control problems of introducing this vehicle into the airspace still filled with less sophisticated aircraft , is another area in which the regulating authorities have shown great imagination and flexibility in their routine day-to-day work . |
| 24 | Stung by growing criticism of the Royal Family , she has already started palace talks with her solicitors over ending her tax-free status , according to reports . |
| 25 | The ministry criticised the RAF for not suspending practice flights with dummy bombs over the exercise range in Nordhorn after demonstrators warned they would protest there . |
| 26 | Venturous was already making cutter history with her size , speed of sixteen knots and the latest electronic gadgetry such as radar , Decca Navigator and modern communication equipment . |
| 27 | If I was walking past a building site , I 'd put my head down , trying not to have eye contact with anyone , but I 'd be expecting it anyway — not because I 'm pretty , but because if it 's summer and you 're a girl and , say wearing shorts , it 's inevitable . |
| 28 | Mr Holmes took the Best Kept Tractor award with a unit that 's no wallflower , ploughing 2,500 acres per year with a 16in 5-furrow plough/press combination , foraging 200 acres with a JF machine , baling 5–6,000 Hesston big square bales and handling a fair measure of subsoiling and cultivation besides . |
| 29 | And burning it sends huge quantities of carbon dioxide into the air , adding to the ‘ Greenhouse Effect ’ that is already influencing world climates with such disastrous results . |
| 30 | Great care must be taken when printing SPR forms that each identifier is unique and has been reserved , as LIFESPAN will not accept paper SPRs with unreserved identifiers . |