Example sentences of "[noun pl] [vb base] [pron] of [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Its basic characteristics offer plenty of possibilities . |
| 2 | Your eyes remind me of archery targets . ’ |
| 3 | The words remind us of Hagar 's cry , when she was first driven into the desert and rescued by God : ‘ Have I really seen God and remained alive after seeing him ? ’ |
| 4 | The kids need lots of shelves for jumpers and toys , whilst adults need more hanging room for suits , dresses and coats . |
| 5 | Units have lots of independence . |
| 6 | Fighters need lots of things but not big muscles — one look at any of the lighter boxing greats tells us that . |
| 7 | My kids have plenty of friends , and I ca n't tell one from another , or remember their names . |
| 8 | Maybe we should be when your budget for all nations have plenty of food and plenty of resources should automatically make this sort of money and food available to nations without it . |
| 9 | Some of the more developed countries make lots of arms to sell abroad . |
| 10 | So the changes in the spectral lines tell us of changes in the Sun 's temperature , which in turn reveal changes in the solar luminosity . |
| 11 | They and their disused railway lines remind us of wealth in the last century — but unemployment during the last 50 years . |
| 12 | The gardens have something of interest to offer throughout the year . |
| 13 | The dogs need lots of exercise , but because they have now reached their age of retirement and have been reared as pets they are not suitable for shows . |
| 14 | Student pilots need plenty of practice at dealing with both these kinds of situation during their basic training if they are to learn to be able to spot them developing . |
| 15 | Search unemployment can be seen as part of the annual turnover of the job market — firms rid themselves of workers who have proved to be unproductive or unsatisfactory in some way , and workers quit jobs which have failed to meet their expectations or which were intended only as stop-gaps in the first place . |
| 16 | The company says you ca n't just sell technology alone to commercial accounts and its Fortune 500 and government customers have lots of PCs and Macs and a whole lot of character terminals . |
| 17 | BUT FAX MACHINES HAVE PLENTY OF SHORTCOMINGS , AS ANYONE WHO 'S RECEIVED AN INDECIPHERABLE SCRAP OF PAPER WILL TELL YOU . |
| 18 | Names mean nothing of course , but Malamute was on file for iris , finger and dental prints . |
| 19 | Air pumps and the aeration features on many pumps/powerheads ensure plenty of oxygen in the water ( as does the fact that it is regularly turned over in the tank ) . |
| 20 | Austria is probably the best bet for summer skiing because , as the skiing is only possible until about 2pm , the prettiness of the villages and the gorgeous , unspoilt alpine meadows give plenty of scope for non-ski activities . |
| 21 | Apple trees require plenty of potash and nitrogen , especially if the area is grassed over . |
| 22 | ‘ Outside , the chimps have lots of space , grass , shade and the hill is cleverly utilised to provide extra play space . |
| 23 | The applications in WindowWorks have plenty of features . |
| 24 | Engaging exercises provide plenty of practice of each grammar point . |
| 25 | However , I state again that enforcement procedures offer plenty of opportunities for someone to pay their dues and so avoid imprisonment . |
| 26 | All the agreements contain plenty of get-out clauses for the Community . |
| 27 | Both boys and girls need plenty of reassurance during this by fears that they are not normal , especially if they are early or late developers . |
| 28 | Serbian opponents accuse him of blackmail and extortion . |
| 29 | ‘ I know that water parks provide lots of people with lots of fun , but there are two others within fifty miles of here so there 's absolutely no need for another one , ’ she continued , her cheeks flaming . |
| 30 | Young children produce lots of behaviours , some acceptable and some unacceptable in the society we live in . |