Example sentences of "[prep] [det] [noun pl] [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Meeting in Luxembourg which required the attendance of both the Prime Minister and myself , and in an important improvement in Anglo-Soviet relations , Andrei Gromyko , the Soviet Foreign Minister , had accepted my invitation to pay an official visit to London-his first for some years-for discussions on East-West relations and bilateral affairs . |
| 2 | An example of this kind is Dornford Lane , which runs parallel with the Banbury to Oxford road for some miles north of Woodstock . |
| 3 | Martin was for some years tutor to the MacLeods of Skye , and had also been at one time a scholar at Leiden University in the Netherlands . |
| 4 | M. Vial , for some years Professor of Veterinary Medicine in the Royal School of Lyons , and of Comparative Anatomy at Montpellier , a gentleman well-known for his anatomical skill and knowledge in every part of this Art , is appointed Professor to the College ’ . |
| 5 | For some patients observation with little change in regime may be all that is necessary . |
| 6 | The British Consulate says some of the United supporters are likely to be charged and all of them will be held until after this evenings game against the Turkish champions . |
| 7 | Through such matchings notions of blackness and depth , threat and secrecy emerge and become embedded in the sculpture that seems to articulate them . |
| 8 | We argued that for such students practice in the craft of writing would not only be valuable for its own sake but would help them appreciate the achievements of writers of the past and take an informed interest in contemporary writing : |
| 9 | For such patients decisions by care managers to commit resources will have to be integrated with the decisions about the deployment of health resources made by doctors , usually consultant community psychiatrists with specific responsibilities for discharge and aftercare under the Mental Health Act and care programme approach working in mental health multidisciplinary teams . |
| 10 | They sat down against the summerhouse wall and talked of each others activities over the last nine years . |
| 11 | It would still appear , therefore , that despite some initiatives jobs for older people remain a low priority . |
| 12 | Now that some insurance companies are acknowledging the competence of some women drivers by reducing the premium they have to pay , I wonder how long it will be before car salesmen acknowledge the intelligence of women drivers ? |
| 13 | Hong Kong-based Hutchison Whampoa Ltd blames a 5% fall in profits before charges for closure of some telecommunications operations on losses at the UK telecommunications subsidiary , Reuter reports , but the group will still commit another £200m to the UK unit this year , group chairman Li Ka-Shing said : ‘ I 'm not happy with the results , but we 'll still continue our commitment to the UK operation and pump more money into it , ’ he said — ‘ I 'm not sure the worst is over yet in the UK , which ate up all our Hong Kong profits this year ; ’ he said Hutchison will have invested over £500m in the loss-making UK unit , including the £200m that is earmarked for this year , but he refused to say at what point he will say enough is enough — ‘ It 's too early to say ; you can never tell when business will pick up . ’ |
| 14 | SENIOR Cup holders Malone marched into the next round of this seasons competition with a comfortable victory over North and Ormeau this afternoon . |
| 15 | If there is prior knowledge of such problems selection along stratification lines is probably preferable . |
| 16 | The design of such artefacts centre around the concepts end of the design process . |
| 17 | in respect of death of or bodily injury to any person arising out of' and in the course of such persons employment by the person claiming to be indemnified under this Section |
| 18 | Because the sample is so large , even the last of these shows evidence of a genetic component . |
| 19 | In such hard cases , as also in the ones where either of these interests conflicts with the interests of humans , we need to proceed by careful study of all the local factors and not by general principles . |
| 20 | One of these philosophers presses on forward , with agreeable audacity , to characterize the view I have expounded as Idealist or even Scholastic . |
| 21 | Too often , the loss of these senses results in older people being treated as if they were mentally impaired , with people talking to them as if they were slightly silly , or as if they had reverted to infancy . |
| 22 | Indeed it can not have done if he can lay his hands on enough fossils just in a single surface exposure erm to be able to erm measure the properties of populations , it 's clear there must have been millions of specimens of these beasts present at any one time in the lake . |
| 23 | The aggradation in the lower reaches of these rivers results in a landform with all the appearance of a true floodplain , a broad tract of easily flooded land over which the river flows in sweeping meanders , or did so until their courses were artificially contained in the interests of navigation and flood control . |
| 24 | But the same table also allows one to deduce the distribution of these migrants county by county and it shows that the great majority of migrants are being directed into the rural areas of Clwyd , Dyfed and Gwynedd . |
| 25 | Mass emergence of these larvae results in the severe clinical signs described previously . |
| 26 | Mutation of these bases results in moderate losses of affinity ( T. McNally , personal communication ) . |
| 27 | In the North Pacific Ocean , Japan , Taiwan and South Korea have more than 1,000 of these vessels fishing at the height of the season . |
| 28 | This policy might have some justification if hospital long term care beds were separate from the private sector , but it carries no conviction when the NHS buys many of these patients places in the private sector . |
| 29 | The arguments of these regions centre on the need to provide efficient transport links with the Tunnel but , as previous sections have shown , the government is reluctant to comply . |
| 30 | Marsh notes that some 90 per cent of all rights issues during this period were underwritten and that apart from the principal underwriter ( usually the organizing merchant bank ) there were invariably 100–200 sub-underwriters . |