Example sentences of "[noun] [noun] [vb pp] to a " in BNC.
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| 1 | Obediently the noise level dropped to a whispered exchange , and Larsen ran his eye over the sea of faces packing the long corridor on either side , trying to pick out his daughter Karen . |
| 2 | The focal point will be a direction board linked to a sign system which will take people through the 860-bed hospital . |
| 3 | Is not every child whose parents are on income support entitled to a free school meal ? |
| 4 | This page allows you to update the user roles assigned to a user . |
| 5 | Luckily , The Wedding Present signed to a major just before Red Rhino folded . |
| 6 | He then wired through each hole a Christmas tree light bulb connected to a battery and a bell-push button . |
| 7 | The one exception was at Dartford where the Payroll/Personnel Administration Department reported to a central Payroll Manager . |
| 8 | Using either a solid roller or a special Supamix roller attached to a broom handle , roll the dampened surface lightly . |
| 9 | National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials conceded to a congressional committee looking into the costs that the agency had made a mistake by letting the contract ‘ run over cost , over time . ’ |
| 10 | Who 's going to give money for a stuffed anorak with a football head tied to a pushchair when there 's Min , life-size , with cherries on her hat , puffing clouds of fag smoke in a real wheelchair ? |
| 11 | In 1891 he gained the first Whitworth exhibition awarded to a member of the Horwich Mechanics ' Institute . |
| 12 | " Pollution of the Gulf is no longer a passing phase but has become a persistent and permanent feature of the region 's life " , he declared in a research paper presented to a GCC conference in Dubai . |
| 13 | to enable the salesperson to obtain a sale immediately ( e.g. a car demonstration drive given to a member of the public ) ; or |
| 14 | to pave the way for future negotiations ( e.g. a car demonstration drive given to a car fleet buyer ) . |
| 15 | Still deciding : Chalky White murder jury sent to a hotel . |
| 16 | Mantack murder jury sent to a hotel |
| 17 | Body in the lake murder jury sent to a hotel . |
| 18 | He found the tape recorder attached to a small alcove carved out from underneath the desk . |
| 19 | A cheap alternative to a radio microphone that produces acceptable recordings of one speaker is to use a small tape recorder attached to a tie-clip microphone . |
| 20 | Then insert the flushing needle attached to a 1 ml syringe filled with M2 + BSA . |
| 21 | These two equations then are essentially the Barro model applied to a number of different countries . |
| 22 | Butane gas heaters are safer and cleaner , thanks to modern technology , but electric fan heaters coupled to a greenhouse space thermostat are simpler and almost as cost effective . |
| 23 | A ring receiver worn by a deaf football player responded to a remote control signal from the referee . |
| 24 | He also saw the Bedale office downgraded to a sub-office , the head office for the district concentrated at Darlington and most of the staff records kept at Middlesbrough . |
| 25 | ( 1980 ) compared the rate of a hydrogen maser launched to a height of 10000 km in a rocket with the rate of an identical maser kept in the laboratory . |
| 26 | It 's big healthy hunks of wholesome home cooking served to a joyous family gathering . |
| 27 | Through this contact with Australia the nature of the guerrilla operations changed to a role foreseen by Collin Gubbins and Major Holland in 1938 : acting in concert with the plans for an army 's main campaign . |
| 28 | Calves sold well in a steady trade , with continental bulls peaking at £248 , while heifer calves sold to a top of £200 . |
| 29 | A seventeenth-century Antwerp cabinet in ebony with ivory and horn marquetry went for FFr 350,000 ( £35,700 ; $64,300 ) ; a small and unusual seventeenth-century bureau with beautiful coloured wood inlay sold to a Belgian collector for FFr320,000 ( £32,650 ; $58,800 ) . |
| 30 | As business people and newcomers to the NHS ( apart from one , Sir Brian Bailey , who was Chair of the Health Education Council ) , their views of the shortcomings of NHS management paralleled to a remarkable extent the findings of academic research as summarised by Harrison . |