Example sentences of "[noun] in this [noun sg] i " in BNC.

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1 By id in this context I mean the unconscious , instinctual basis of behaviour from which man 's ego has become differentiated .
2 If I do another cardigan in this way I shall do two or even three lines on the sewing machine .
3 But in terms of saying there are easy savings to be found in terms of greater efficiencies in this authority I warn you , we are reaching the level unless we actually want in putting a completely unacceptable level of stress on the people who we employ and who universally serve this city very finely and give such a very high level of service .
4 If one regards the benefit in this light I can not see that the cost incurred in , or in connection with , the provision of the benefit , can properly be held to include the cost incurred , in any event , in providing education to fee paying pupils at the school who were there as a right in return for the fees paid in respect of them .
5 Adoption was out of the question in this country I think in Grampian region there was four babies for
6 There are a lot of people here in your position and we 've got to try and please everybody , which is n't an easy job in this place I can tell you . ’
7 ‘ Not the piano music , nor the hackneyed old Bolero , but Ravel in this mood I find irresistible . ’
8 I 'm not sure you could take a tabloid in this direction I 'm about to propose that would also appeal to some popular customers , but it 's like , last night everyone was reminiscing about Type ninety and the high points and one of the things that came out in conversation was that there was enormous amount of sex going on which I suppose there is at all conferences , you know , but this one seemed to be , you know , the randiest conference in recent memory .
9 To people who seek to follow the Labour party 's proposals in this area I suggest that the new clause demonstrates very deep and very worrying confusion .
10 Each month in this column I 'll be looking at subjects of particular interest to me that reflect certain aspects of homeownership
11 Each month in this column I 'll be looking at those quirky things that affect readers who care about their home .
12 Each month in this column I 'll be looking at subjects of particular interest to me that reflect certain aspects of home ownership and all it entails
13 There are no dead people in this house I assure you .
14 No we must er abide by the rule of law , as we always have done , as our trad as our traditions demand and as most of the people in this room I 'm sure in their hearts would wish to .
15 Taking orders in this way I do not have to lay out large sums on yarn ; the cones can be bought more or less as required .
16 Er new housing has to be a priority in this area I I should have I would think .
17 Given that the Provisional Banding List is publicly available and the likely level of enquiry in this regard I favour option ( c ) supplemented by advertisement in the local press .
18 ‘ The fact is , Father , ’ he said , trying to keep the anger out of his voice , ‘ there 's not a man in this parish I 'd allow my daughter to marry ! ’
19 The new book , Kolymsky Heights , is says Sinclair-Stevenson , ‘ a wonderful , classy novel set mainly in Russia post-Gorbachev — the best thing in this genre I 've read for ages ’ .
20 It is not a simple case that we can run along , sell a few houses , get the capital receipts and suddenly we can go off and have a wonderful programme and replace the assets which we have sold and when we 're talking about assets in this case I think there 's one crucial difference between us and you and that is we recognise that that is n't just an asset it is a person 's home a person 's home , that 's so important an a I 'm , just to talk about it as if it is is something else , y'know , just some petrified lump of cattle , petrified lump of stock money that was doing no good whatsoever , is a nonsense and I think most of us would agree that it is a complete and utter nonsense .
21 At various points in this book I have referred to such agents — among them nations , dynasties , social classes , elites of diverse kinds , generational , ethnic and cultural groups — and we have now to examine more closely their role in political life and especially the conditions under which one or other of them has a predominant influence .
22 There 's about six or seven mothers with children in this corridor I see every day .
23 I have no idea how many voters in this constituency I influenced .
24 And there are people , places , history in this country I 'd never even guessed at , though I sometimes feel I know them anyway . ’
25 Dr P J Connelly , Consultant Geriatrician Murray Royal Hospital , Perth In this talk I hope to cover the questions of what Day Hospital Care is , and to whom it should be given .
26 In the remainder of the discussion in this paper I am using the term ‘ psychic ’ in these senses , although it may seem , at times , in the descriptions of psychic phenomena that these processes are static and fixed .
27 To the old folks in this list I address the following :
28 ‘ There 's a Scottish guy in this bakery I go to and he tells me they love me in Scotland .
29 For you know I often wonder what sort of morality it is that keeps men from anything but superficial intercourse with any woman but their wives : yet I hate adultery & all the intermediate stages ; and what men of free habits in this way I have known , I have detested .
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