Example sentences of "[prep] [verb] [prep] this [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Thank You for bringing to this country men who are good listeners , who hear Your instructions and obey . ’ |
| 2 | They they come down there but they have n't got enough oxygen to get up and so they got ta stay on this thing with this creature . |
| 3 | But he showed much improved form when stepped up to a mile and three quarters , and is definitely worth opposing over this trip at such a short price . |
| 4 | That gave him dibs on the scav , not that there would be much worth looting in this sandhole . |
| 5 | These teachings clearly influenced the early books of The Prelude , and it is worth digressing at this point to see how Wordsworth amended and yet clung to the spirit of Rousseau 's ideals . |
| 6 | He thought that he learnt a lot about preaching from this experience . |
| 7 | As an observation it seems sufficiently true , on the basis of simple observation of everyday life , to be worth accepting at this point in the theory , although it is a crucial proposition . |
| 8 | However , whilst both the HPV16 sequence and the HSV octamer could readily compete for binding of this protein , the HPV6 sequence could not do so confirming that it does not bind the cervical protein with high affinity ( Figure 4 ) . |
| 9 | Does anybody understand vaguely what Clare 's talking about heard of this example . |
| 10 | There are some points worth noticing about this scheme . |
| 11 | The secondary resource should provide a means or a vehicle for driving through this pain barrier experienced by many children , but apparently not recognised by many teachers . |
| 12 | Describing a map with words and symbols , such as appear on this page , is not very easy ; but you can imagine that each entry on the map is recorded as a fact of the form here-found ( x , y , thing ) where x and y are coordinates , longitude and latitude , and thing is any feature such as a mountain or river or city . |
| 13 | Responsibility for disposing of this fleet , which Boeing employees had nicknamed ‘ The Aluminium Cloud ’ , had fallen to one of the company 's most experienced salesmen , R.Q Wilson — a tall , cadaverous man whose Brooks Brothers suits , and the ostentatious flashes of gold at his wrist , cuff and spectacle-rims actually belied a distinctly English politesse and gentility . |
| 14 | ‘ How about stayin' outside this afternoon ? ’ suggested Tom suddenly . |
| 15 | After allowing for this subsidence there are no significant residual gravity changes between June 1991 and June 1992 , except at the summit crater where there was a decrease of 80μGal . |
| 16 | About a month after returning from this trip , she suddenly developed full-blown rheumatoid arthritis . |
| 17 | However , a Belgian study in which cuff width and arm circumference were taken into account revealed that even after correcting for this relationship , weight appeared correlated to blood pressure ( Demanet et al , 1976 ) . |
| 18 | After correcting for this imbalance by the direct standardisation method , the recurrence rate in the ursodeoxycholic acid treated patients ( 15% ) was only half that seen in the other two groups ( 30% ) although this difference still failed to reach statistical significance . |
| 19 | After living through this event , with its profoundly shattering consequences to Europe , Freud becomes more concerned with the idea of there being a basic mutual hostility between human beings . |
| 20 | I hope , after listening to this set of examples , I have not replaced one stereotype with another . |
| 21 | a customer comes in and he was my wife I did n't have er beard then I was clean-shaven , because after coming to this country when I could n't get a job , I thought that this might be a bar so , which was n't right , but we did it . |
| 22 | After reading about this incident in my book the headteacher involved wrote to me saying he felt that teachers do perhaps shout too much but that the issue for him was that the student was a ‘ guest ’ in the school which in turn was a family . |
| 23 | After posing for this snapshot , Arsenio gave him the brush off . |
| 24 | IN 1990 , 87,555 women married between the ages of 20 and 24 , and 71,489 — or 81.6 per cent — divorced after marrying at this age . |
| 25 | After working through this example try to come up with some other bass line/double-stop ideas of your own . |
| 26 | Indeed , after lecturing on this work for twenty-five years , and though I could write out most of it from visual memory , it still sounds elusive . ) |
| 27 | The reasons for looking at this change and , I quote the reports the the ways the district council interpret the existing clause about provi , precedency is the district council ah , interpret in very different ways . |
| 28 | Indeed one 's own reason for looking to this community was presumably that , as a Christian , one needed oneself to make some reference to Christ . |
| 29 | Goodstein ( 1982 ) identified a number of points worth remembering in this context . |
| 30 | The motive for sheltering within this cocoon is not cowardice . |