Example sentences of "[noun] to [prep] the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | But they wo n't have injured duo John Hendrie and Willie Falconer in their bid to down the Reds . |
| 2 | We the undersigned being the residents committee for Hertfordshire County Council bring forward and promptly carry out plans for the through the village especially in view of the notorious and dangerous traffic conditions and designation of the A four two five one through the village as the southern entrance to from the A forty one bypass road . |
| 3 | That 's an unmarried daughter that you should be giving due recognition to for the efforts that she may have put in . |
| 4 | Titles that Whitaker learns about after publication to into the list as soon as possible . |
| 5 | A few days later the emergency evacuation of civilians from Suez to within the camp 's barbed wire perimeter fence began . |
| 6 | Robert Morley : June 3 , aged 84 : Stage and screen actor , ranging from The African Queen to Around the World In 80 Days , as well as playwright and author . |
| 7 | Fairly quickly we were able , as a staff , to define how we could match requests for information and help from parents to with the experience , strengths and interests of staff . |
| 8 | Draw an imaginary line from the centre of eye to under the cheekbone and start there , pushing upwards . |
| 9 | The second area to turn attention to after the objective , is this whole area of stretch . |
| 10 | The substitution of a phoneme by its mid-class N ( i.e. the inclusion of and as alternatives to in the phoneme graph ) will therefore increase the probability of a correct correspondence between the phoneme graph and the acoustic signal . |
| 11 | Therefore the choice of must be a compromise which limits the charging current to within the supply capacity , but ensures that the capacitor is fully charged as quickly as possible . |
| 12 | At Dunstable , where the rebels were townsmen , they tried to restrict freedom of trade to within the borough , whereas the rural Essex rebels had followed precisely the opposite policy , and at Yarmouth the insurgents , drawn from the neighbouring countryside attempted to overthrow the rights of the municipality ( 98 , pp.41 , 108–11 ) . |
| 13 | He was no more blind than you or I. Did n't you recognize him for that man we gave a ride to on the road ? |
| 14 | ‘ Can you give me a lift to beyond the Mohaka River ? ’ |
| 15 | The only reason I make the point is that I understand ATP have rejected an appeal by the LTA to help guarantee the long term future of the November indoor tournament in Birmingham by lowering the $600,000 prize money to around the $300,000 on offer at the two competing tournaments in Moscow and Sao Paolo that week . |
| 16 | Whether the 1.2 per cent of GNP ceiling can be preserved after 1992 depends upon the containment of agricultural expenditure , limiting the ability of the EC to adopt new expenditure provisions , and limiting the growth and development of existing policies to within the growth of Community GNP . |
| 17 | I would like to know why this policy is that er that you did n't consider this a venue of body building to be suitable if it 's not erm it 's gon na put bums on seats and generate income to towards the trust why not ? . |
| 18 | ANSWERS TO IN THE WOOD |
| 19 | So Kate 's living next door to across the road from |
| 20 | Reducing the thickness of the inversion layer to about the wavelength of an electron quantises the motion as the diagram shows : the permitted states lie on infinitely-thin discs in k — space , each corresponding to a surface sub-band . |
| 21 | ‘ I 've had varying success with the women I 've made love to in the past , but I 've never made one throw up before ! ’ |
| 22 | And they 've caught up from being one of the most illiterate countries in Europe to on the edge of the leading group . |
| 23 | She returned to her room , giving herself a talking to along the lines of , what else had she got to do that day anyhow ? |
| 24 | For suddenly she was remembering those enigmatic remarks he 'd made , which she 'd paid barely any heed to at the time . |
| 25 | The Games Administration Committee , who sometime ago reiterated their determination to take strong action in relation to off the ball incidents , have obviously decided that Carr 's action merited severe censure . |
| 26 | Please check your envelope to see if your address/postal code is correct or if you have recently been allocated a new telephone coding PLEASE send relevant information to at the Office as soon as possible . |
| 27 | This year it is pinning its hopes on an 8% uplift in passenger growth to around the 82m mark . |
| 28 | The computer centre nominated the charity and presented a cheque for £500 to from the Cancer Research shop in Ipswich at the end of August . |
| 29 | and she said you 'll have to take the children to in the morning , cos it 's all arranged . |
| 30 | This suggests important late fourth century changes in the nature of Ilchester , probably involving a contraction of occupation to within the defences due to growing insecurity . |