Example sentences of "[noun pl] [be] [verb] [noun prp] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | THE last staff handling employees income tax returns are to leave London by 1992 for Bootle , East Kilbride , Cardiff , Middlesbrough , Salford and Sunderland , the Inland Revenue announced yesterday . |
| 2 | THE last staff handling employees income tax returns are to leave London by 1992 for Bootle , East Kilbride , Cardiff , Middlesbrough , Salford and Sunderland , the Inland Revenue announced yesterday . |
| 3 | The complainants including French floppy disk maker RPS and firms from Italy and Germany , claim far eastern manufacturers are flooding Europe with cut-price floppies in contravention of existing EC regulations . |
| 4 | British footie fans were combing Europe for new styles a decade ago , says Peter Hooton ( above ) , who documented the rise of the humble sports shoe via his fanzine , The End |
| 5 | Warm dark eyes were subjecting Caroline to a friendly appraisal . |
| 6 | They also believed that other countries were overtaking Britain in every way ; , and of course , as in the 1950s and 1960s , the fallacy of a ‘ declining share ’ of world trade etc. was easy to convey and difficult to expose . |
| 7 | Participating countries were allocated SDRs in proportion to their quotas , these allocations being known as their ‘ net cumulative allocations ’ . |
| 8 | It is anticipated that US agencies are to declare Japan in violation of international treaties and , if the issue can not be resolved by negotiation , sanctions are likely to be imposed . |
| 9 | THE US Secretary of State , Mr Jim Baker , yesterday sought to fend off the growing criticism of the new US initiative towards Beijing , arguing that the priorities were to prevent China from retreating further into isolation , and to show support for moderates in the government . |
| 10 | He said new businesses were fleeing Belarus to other countries because of its taxes of 22 per cent on profits and 28 per cent VAT . |
| 11 | Several years later , advertisements were touting Parker as ‘ the largest bona fide manufacturer of fountain pens in the world ’ . |
| 12 | Its ten pavilions were to serve Paris for over a century and to take their place in the city 's folklore . |
| 13 | Breakfasts and evening meals are provided Monday to Friday only , the students being expected to obtain their own midday and week-end meals at the Polytechnic or elsewhere . |
| 14 | Their teachers are treating Jack like a single-parent family ! |
| 15 | Doctors are keeping Tim on the life support machine for 24 hours to make sure the drugs have worked out of his system and have not ruled out all hope . |
| 16 | The Blues were chasing Candlish before yesterday 's Bass Irish Cup knockout by Bangor . |
| 17 | American political pressure on Churchill in London , and diplomatic help to Nasser in Cairo , resulted in the highly unsatisfactory Anglo-Egyptian Agreement of October 1954 , whereby the military base installations in the Canal Zone were to be handed over to British civilian contractors , and all uniformed personnel were to leave Egypt by the end of March 1956 . |
| 18 | Ice hockey action is at Milton Keynes on saturday the Kings are playing Slough on Sunday the Oxford City stars are at home to Trafford |
| 19 | The police are bringing Hassan to court tomorrow too , I think . |
| 20 | Police are to recommend Matthew for an award . |
| 21 | I would be informed by telegram that two or three hundred men were leaving Yarmouth by certain trains for Liverpool . |
| 22 | As early as 1963 Cubans were helping Algeria in a border conflict with Morocco . |
| 23 | The Royal Navy had had ample warning that Jones was putting to sea again but , guarding the door of the already raided stable , was patrolling the Cumberland coast , while he made his way round the far side of Ireland and soon reports were reaching London of his activities in Irish waters on the early stages of his voyage , though they took several weeks to arrive . |