Example sentences of "[prep] [noun prp] with [art] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Lurching into it , with one part lumbered with unlovely council tower blocks up the hill , while nearer the river the developers had arrived , and where once had been a network of tiny streets harbouring some of the most professional criminal families in South London , there were now several expensive blocks of flats : expensive because they faced the river and looked sideways to the old Royal Palace of Greenwich with the trees and slopes of the park behind . |
| 2 | Mrs Frogatt and Mr Boulton have both handed over their complaints to the Charity Commissioners who are conducting a joint investigation of Brit-Pol with the police . |
| 3 | The linking of the national President of Mexico with the workers through clientelist relationships can be seen in the pattern of strikes over the years . |
| 4 | Hasted writes : " Egberth King of Kent with consent of his nobles and princes , gave ten ploughlands in Hailing , with all appurtenances , together with fields , woods , meadows , marshes , fishings , huntings and fowlings belonging to them to Bishop Doran and the Church of Rochester with the denberies in the Weald , Bixle , Speldhurst , Meredaen , Thaerbe , Eastan , Rustewellee and Teppennyse , witnessed by King Heaberth and Archbishop Jaenbert . " |
| 5 | there is a better chance now than ever before to break down that prejudice which prompted the Irish people to confound in one common hatred the oppressed classes of England with the oppressors of both countries . |
| 6 | The room is deep black , and there is the sound of a racing heartbeat as the visitor is plunged into the impression of a sea of Guinness with the lights of bubbles twinkling underfoot . |
| 7 | The most effective put-down of North during his testimony came from Senator George Mitchell of Maine , stung by the colonel 's constant juxtaposition of God with the contras . |
| 8 | How can a single thread be drawn to link the peasants of Peru with the sararimen of Tokyo , or the rumbustious politicians of Australia with the venal cadres of communist China ? |
| 9 | Why should the commission believe that advanced mousetrap manufacture , say , should be represented in at least two member states when one manufacturer might supply the whole of Europe with the products and thus could be better placed to export as well ? |
| 10 | which is probably very tried , but I mean if you imagine the whole of Britain with no museums , no concerts , no ballet and no opera none of these things , then you would be a very impoverished society . |
| 11 | Although it will compete against IBM with the boxes , Bull said it would also be working to configure the machines specifically for its own markets , and hope to be able to offer them to its banking customers for branch systems , for instance , in conjunction with its proprietary GCOS transaction processing servers ( see below ) , tied together through the Bull Distributed Computing Model ( based on OSF 's DCE ) . |
| 12 | A week later it is off to Dundee ( for the first time since 1924 ) for the annual three-day joust against Scotland with the wins equal at nine each in the series that started in 1888 . |
| 13 | And there was nothing to connect the nights I shared with Jean-Claude with the afternoons I spent with Émile . |
| 14 | Then he 'd gone into Belfast with the samples and had cracked the car 's exhaust on the ramps outside a police station . |
| 15 | The war was somehow left behind in Harehills with the browns and greens and the Home Guard helmet on the cellar door . |
| 16 | But in the final analysis , things had not changed since Wellington had pointed to a British infantryman before Waterloo with the words ‘ It all depends on that article ’ . |
| 17 | Verdeţ was pushed into the porter 's cabin at the entrance to the mine and obliged to telephone Communist Party headquarters in Bucharest with the miners ' message . |
| 18 | A series of cancellations by coach parties left their Rosslyn Hotel in Falmouth with no bookings at all . |
| 19 | The significance of all this is that Utah had already convinced themselves that test-tube fusion could be an economic bonanza of unimaginable magnitude , and the first shots in the skirmish for priority had already been fired in February with the accusations that Jones had pirated the Utah chemists ' work . |
| 20 | He once began a memorable contribution to a debate on the 1981 riots in Brixton with the words , ‘ My Lords , I think I am the only member who has spoken today who has had agricultural estates in Jamaica . ’ |
| 21 | Sun is planning to deliver a hundred ‘ gamma ’ Dragons in January with the beasts running an alpha release of Solaris 2.2 . |
| 22 | ‘ Gone back to her mother in Sardinia with the children — he 's in for eight years . ’ |
| 23 | Perhaps a rural revolutionary left emerged in Ireland with the Fenians in the 1860s , to burst out in the formidable Land League of the late 1870s and 1880s . |
| 24 | It has indeed been a brilliant season for the Ward Park club , with Alex Lightbody returning from the British Isles championships in Worthing in July with the singles title under his belt . |
| 25 | It has indeed been a brilliant season for the Ward Park club , with Alex Lightbody returning from the British Isles championships in Worthing in July with the singles title under his belt . |
| 26 | She informed the father after she had reached England that she wished to remain in England with the children permanently . |
| 27 | Within weeks the pair were off to Phuket in Thailand with the Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie , with Bryan still claiming ‘ financial advice ’ as his forte . |
| 28 | If a field manager in , say , Scotland , phones SGB Group headquarters in Mitcham with a personnel query , the Personnel Manager can have a printout of the personal details of all the employees involved while the conversation is taking place . |
| 29 | Consequently , valid comparisons of the rate of known opioid use in Wirral with the rates in other areas of the UK depend upon an assessment of the findings of the handful of local surveys of known drug users in the 1980s . |
| 30 | The M-Forty is the longest stretch of road in Britain with no services . |