Example sentences of "[noun] [noun pl] at [art] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Sizzling Salford , who have never lost to their Third Division opponents at the Willows , crossed 12 times . |
| 2 | This shift factor has also been defined as the ratio of relaxation or retardation times at the temperatures T and T o i.e. and is related to the viscosities . |
| 3 | Courses & Study Days at the Women 's Therapy Centre : |
| 4 | That 's one hell of a way to travel to Iran , unless of course you want to avoid the screening procedures at the airports . |
| 5 | In such tests samples should be stored only at room temperature ( or in case of samples for export markets at the conditions of the market ) . |
| 6 | The gravel pits at the Crumbles have never been noted for their ornithological interest , except for passage migrants , and when excavation is complete will be used for sailing . |
| 7 | From Ballysally Roundabout , traffic for Portstewart should use the Cromore Road , while motorists for coast road car parks at the Pits area , should use the main road to Portrush , turning left at Glenvale to avoid Metropole corner . |
| 8 | This ensures that the cambium layers at the edges of the bud shield and the bared section of the stem are directly in contact for their entire length and there is no space between . |
| 9 | Metal collars with long steel spikes were undoubtedly the favourite form of protection against throttling , although Punch ( 13 December 1862 ) also dreamt up ‘ great coats made a-la-porcupine … with spring daggers at the elbows and sharp spikes all up the back ’ in order to discourage attack from the rear . |
| 10 | The Association 's calculations indicate that if wine bore duties at the spirits rate , wine imports to the UK would fall by £200 million per annum . |
| 11 | After substituting strong infantry guards at the fords , in place of the cavalry-men , almost the entire Scots mounted force formed up and rode off , in companies , southwards , up the long hill of Scremerston Brae , to disappear eventually over the ridge into deeper Northumberland . |
| 12 | During one of Seb 's evening drinking sessions at the navvies ' camp he told Jacob that Anna was to marry someone else . |
| 13 | He pumped cannon shells at the las cannon on that Titan 's carapace — while searing light pulsed from it towards theirs . |
| 14 | There were tiny laughter lines at the corners of the eyes . |
| 15 | Today 's multi-millionaire golfers at the Masters might well add to such a prayer : ‘ And that goes double for Henry Cotton . ’ |
| 16 | The immediate difference was to cut ten dates out of the October of 1582 , 4 October being followed by 15 October , and making a slight change to the incidence of leap years at the ends of centuries . |
| 17 | The cellulose chains are always simple thread-like molecules and do not branch by forming oxygen linkages at the sides of the sugar rings , as do other , weaker , polysaccharides such as starch . |
| 18 | He scrubbed the floor , put white muslin curtains at the windows . |
| 19 | All the published sermons preached at St Paul 's Cross in London from 1570 onwards took a firm Calvinist line on predestination , and the theology faculties at the universities dispensed doctrinal Calvinism to those training for the ministry ; meanwhile the laity were provided with the Genevan Bible in 1560 and a Calvinist catechism in 1563 . |
| 20 | It is equally difficult to work out what will happen to the ice sheets at the poles . |
| 21 | Election defeats at the hands of Shaftesbury , now lord chancellor , in 1673 ‘ put him into a great rage ’ and brought him to the fore in parliamentary debates . |
| 22 | Of greater significance , however , is the fact that in this case there are two point singularities at the points , and , . |
| 23 | In reply to a question from Coun. Alan Robinson , Mr Collin said there had been no problems finding time for special poll tax sessions at the magistrates court . |
| 24 | Holding the larva in its jaws , an adult points the larva 's silk glands at the leaves and , as the silk is extruded , the leaves , which are held together by many other ants , are glued . |
| 25 | Ayrshire 's contribution is even more impressive when it is related to the county 's small population figures at the periods when most of the settlements listed above were founded . |
| 26 | Wisps of smoke revealed that the cottagers were cooking their evening meals at the hearths of the small hamlet which lay to the north of the crossroads . |
| 27 | Joy had bribed the security agents at the customs and immigration line . |
| 28 | VIDEO film taken by security cameras at the offices of major oil companies may provide detectives with a vital lead in their hunt for the bomb hoaxer who brought chaos to Aberdeen yesterday . |
| 29 | VIDEO film taken by security cameras at the offices of two major oil companies may provide detectives with a vital lead in their hunt for the bomb hoaxer who brought chaos to Aberdeen yesterday . |
| 30 | The poles were pushed in along canvas tunnels at the sides . |