Example sentences of "[noun pl] and [vb pp] to [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 The man , in his mid-forties , was rescued by fire fighters and taken to hospital , where he was treated for smoke inhalation .
2 A lot of young agents and bookers come from colleges where they have started as social secretaries and begun to book bands .
3 The sons of Pinner , the true sons , are groomed in the local prep schools and dispatched to Merchant Taylors in Northwood for their private education .
4 The student , Mark Edwards , visited 20 companies and talked to university scientists and administrators .
5 He and Massingham unclasped their seat belts and clambered to earth .
6 They were convicted of criminal offences and sentenced to death in recent months , with no right of appeal , by a military court set up in April 1991 .
7 They paddled out into the middle of a large convoy that was anchored there , attached the mines and returned to Kabrit for breakfast .
8 Deckard is employed by the police as a bounty hunter , paid to hunt down and ‘ retire ’ ( or kill ) renegade androids who have escaped from off-world planets and returned to Earth posing as humans .
9 Ordinary people regularly broke the rules and resorted to bribery if they could get away with it to obtain essentials or medical care , but then their corruption was a sign of independence asserted against the system , whereas Manescu 's was typical of a deep inner decay of the system .
10 Peck quotes a tradition that these bull runnings began in the reign of Queen Mary ‘ in imitation of the Protestants who were hem 'd in with Faggots and burnt to Death ’ .
11 On February 11 this year , after a two-week trial , Iain was found guilty on all counts and sentenced to detention for life .
12 Coal from the valleys is used in furnaces and converted to electricity in four power stations in the area .
13 If traders are arrested for breaking regulations and taken to court it 's highly unlikely they will be sent to prison and fines are usually very low .
14 On his way back to the Incident Room Wycliffe had to weave a way through milling crowds who had deserted the beaches and taken to window shopping .
15 It has been pointed out by Dr Baugh that if rising levels of poor-relief expenditure are expressed in per capita terms and related to wheat prices , the real level of poor-relief spending was fairly constant from the early 1790s to 1814 .
16 Candice , bleeding and terrified , was helped home by neighbours and taken to hospital by ambulance .
17 One training method will be based on a model of writing according to which pre-conceived meanings are simply translated into words and sentences and transferred to paper .
18 DNA samples were electrophoresed on agarose gels and transferred to nylon membranes ( Hybond N+ , Amersham ) .
19 Abrasive pads : These are random nylon fibres coated with adhesive to which abrasive particles are bonded with the whole being compressed into sheets and cut to size .
20 Fluctuating or flexible exchange rates have , perhaps , unsettled financial markets and contributed to world trade and investment problems .
21 In 799 Ealdorman Moll , whose name may have family associations , was killed by the urgent orders of King Eardwulf ; and Ealhmund , said by some to have been a son of King Alhred , was seized by Eardwulf 's men and put to death in 800 .
22 Eight-year-old Gerald pauses mid-way through extracting the marrow from a colobus bone with a short stick ( held between thumb and forefinger ) , which he had first stripped of leaves and broken to length .
23 Everybody stopped reading the music papers and switched to Smash Hits .
24 Their report , ‘ Quality in Traditional Housing ’ , indicated that half the faults concerned the external walls , roofs , windows and doors and related to durability and performance .
25 Colin Henry , 45 , of Torwood Gardens Road , Torquay , was cut from the wreckage by firemen and taken to hospital with 16 passengers , all from Maghull , Liverpool , who were slightly injured .
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