Example sentences of "[adv] [noun sg] to [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | the right of access : eg entitlement to membership of committees and contact with other ‘ powerful ’ individuals in the organisation ; and |
| 2 | Nature was never especially kind to Leith in regard to the formation of the harbour , having placed a large stretch of sand across the mouth of the stream and with no sheltered bay or inlet , the approaches were often hazardous . |
| 3 | She wore impossibly high heels , yet she was still only eye to eye with Virginia in her bare feet . |
| 4 | The Manager using the system is constantly face to face with data and this increases his knowledge of the company and its personnel . |
| 5 | A separate development has seen the establishment of a variety of arrangements offering advice and perhaps representation to defendants to possession actions in the county court . |
| 6 | As it is , going to Lourdes out of season , in the late autumn or winter , brings one even more starkly face to face with what the Catholic Belloc calls this supernatural place's ' detestable earthly adjuncts ' . |
| 7 | the window size or the kitchen size or the bathroom size , they ca n't price things out until such times as they 've sat down face to face with client . |
| 8 | His hatred for those who crossed him having once shared the bonds of mutual loyalty was unbounded , but equally he never forgot old services performed , and , apart from the ‘ Night of the Long Knives ’ in June 1934 , he did not resort to purges within the Party . |
| 9 | Well I do n't think ehm , she and , daughter in law saw exactly eye to eye for a start . |
| 10 | It is no longer face to face with him but is integrated with him and it progressively absorbs him . |
| 11 | Yeovil expect to take over 1,300 fans the 70-odd miles further west to Torquay from Somerset . |
| 12 | What the apparatus ‘ sees ’ is the decay of the Z o into an electron and a positron ( an antielectron ) flying off back to back from the point of the collision . |
| 13 | Bromhead rendered further service to mathematics through his support of two outstanding self-taught mathematicians from the east midlands , George Green and George Boole [ qq.v . ] . |
| 14 | Sotheby 's lent Bond 15m pounds to buy ‘ Irises ’ : Australian entrepreneur hopes to pay off debt to auctioneers by selling important Manet painting |
| 15 | Also on the surge , they were quickly face to face with Mallachy and Rory . |
| 16 | For diehard election party-poopers , however , there is still time to book into the election-free break being offered on Lundy Island , the National Trust 's island in the Bristol Channel . |
| 17 | But , whatever type of regime is decided upon , locking up 12- to 15-year-olds on the scale likely to result from the Government 's present proposals is an excessive reaction . |
| 18 | Fish build up resistance to nitrates as nitrates build-up in your tank . |
| 19 | In the latter — the steppe and woodlands inhabited by Tatars , Altaians , Kirgiz , Buryats and Mongols — the Russians had to wage war against formidable enemies who were not only capable of putting up resistance to incursions into their territories , but also able to obtain support from the larger communities of Turkic-Mongol peoples to whom they were related . |
| 20 | About two minutes later Danny 's truck , with us following close behind , turned a corner and there was the slip road leading to the Motorway — only nothing was ever going to get far down that road for there were the four big trucks in Big Ben 's convoy lined up wall to wall across the road facing us . |
| 21 | That that seems to me to be slightly back to front as as a justification for increasing the figures . |
| 22 | Here we are , dyke and dybbuk , penned up knee to knee with a gallery of blood relations . |
| 23 | In two-road Dinsdale , the only crossroads was where the Roman road running straight north to Sadberge from the Tees was intersected by the east-west lane joining Stockton and Darlington . |
| 24 | If the Department of Health are prepared to shell out money to keepers of a vermin-infested tenement then the officials are to blame . |
| 25 | The primary intention is only to consider the Cossacks on a formation basis , and certainly all the evidence indicates that it never entered the mind of anyone at HQ 5 corps that a comprehensive detailed screening process should take place , to sort out liability to repatriation on an individual basis . |
| 26 | And we have increased the level of savings that is disregarded in working out entitlement to benefits for pensioners . |
| 27 | His job is to stamp out opposition to Bonaparte within the French Empire . |
| 28 | It suits the firm which has cut costs by firing regular employees and putting out work to people like her . |
| 29 | The ‘ Celtic Tutankhamun ’ in Stuttgart Museum , a chieftain from the fifth century B.C. , was decked out head to foot in the kind of gold hero-gods wear in Celtic myth . |
| 30 | We were now face to face with this man of diverse talent — poet , novelist , song-writer , performer — after following his career for nearly two decades , reading his books , playing his records , watching him sing , reading of him through the eyes of his critics — no easy feat when one is not inhibited by astigmatism ! |