Example sentences of "[noun sg] with [adj] [noun pl] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Set up yesterday in association with agricultural accountants Grant Thornton the desk will be staffed by experts in all areas of taxation . |
2 | Helped by research grants and an association with All Souls College , Oxford , he wrote pioneering studies of social change in Africa which were published as Africa Emergent ( 1938 , 1949 ) and used by Lord Hailey ( first Baron Hailey , q.v. ) in preparing the African Survey ( 1938 ) . |
3 | ROY KEANE , Britain 's most wanted young player , is in line for a staggering £3 million pay deal with Spanish giants Seville . |
4 | In a deal worth £500,000 , Sun Microsystems Inc 's SunPro unit has struck a deal with National Algorithms Group Ltd for the UK , Oxford-based outfit 's Fortran 90 technology which SunPro will use to update its Fortran 77 compiler and developer environments . |
5 | In a deal worth $700,000 , Sun Microsystems Inc 's SunPro unit has struck a deal with National Algorithms Group Ltd for the UK , Oxford-based outfit 's Fortran 90 technology which SunPro will use to update its Fortran 77 compiler and developer environments . |
6 | At that time the Grant 's biggest market was in Sweden , thanks to partnership with local agents Tegner & Sons which dated back to 1910 . |
7 | An example of this type of award is the qualification scheme developed in partnership with United Distillers plc . |
8 | His Lordship rejected that argument and said that there was here no true analogy with personal injuries cases . |
9 | He now shares an agent with comic icons Rowan Atkinson and Harry Enfield . |
10 | Paul Traynor is a freelance journalist with 25 years experience of walking and backpacking at home and abroad |
11 | After a long apprenticeship with Celtic Boys Club , playing as a winger then a defensive sweeper , Nicholas attracted the attention of several English league teams and was invited to trials at Ipswich , Wolves and Manchester City . |
12 | If the step corresponds to a change of excitation from phase A to phase 0 for example , the half-step with both phases A and B excited is first taken . |
13 | He told Alf Minns , 64 , a chargehand at CSE and the company 's longest-serving employee with 50 years service , he was hopeful that the contract would come to Darlington . |
14 | MARSHALL Model 3310 100 watt amp with two 12″ cabs , makes a great stack , mint condition , home use only , £325 ono . |
15 | It may have been John 's 28th birthday , but it was still a long day 's work with fellow presenters Anthea Turner and Diane-Louise Jordan . |
16 | NCR Corp has formed two new groups that will work jointly to develop telecommunications specific business systems for providers of telecommunications services worldwide : Telecom Solutions & Integration is a development and production organisation in NCR 's Midrange Computer Products Division and will be based in Naperville , Illinois , integrating NCR 's Open , Co-operative Computing Architecture with specific telecommunications attributes ; and Worldwide Communications Industry Marketing will focus on enhancing NCR 's understanding of customers and the communications industry . |
17 | A preliminary test with principal components analysis was followed by cluster analysis using the program CLUSTAN and finally discriminant analysis to test For chemical differences between the products of the two sites . |
18 | Palace face a fierce battle with Scottish giants Rangers to sign the tall , explosive striker who has already made a major impact north of the border . |
19 | AT&T Co is stepping up its battle with British Telecommunications Plc with launch of its WorldSource customised communication services for multinationals , and has announced its plans for Europe and the Far East . |
20 | A dialogue with trained police negotiators resumed at 8am . |
21 | But what I want to know is this — how come a Pakistani hot off the banana boat can get a mortgage when a decent cop with 25 years service in the force can not ? |
22 | Their coverage of an injured player was very much in keeping with live sports coverage the world over , and players realise that media exposure they receive as Test cricketers may not always be positive . |
23 | In keeping with these objectives departments were ‘ called upon to examine the way they managed all aspects of their programmes and to work out the best pattern of managerial responsibility , financial accounting and control ’ ( ibid. , para. 14 ) . |
24 | The higher-level , task-related interactive project work that seems to prevail inside the office would , if it were to be done by teleworkers , require workflow management tools that ‘ are still in their infancy ’ , according to , systems integration consultant with Glasgow-based specialists Iain Graham Consultants . |
25 | Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo pose with American artists Lucille and Arnold Blanch in 1930 . |
26 | It 's impossible to predict the eventual outcome of all of this competition , but the cellular operators will need to overcome some significant hurdles before British consumers ( business and domestic ) are entirely at ease with cellular phones analogue or digital . |
27 | When his racing days are over , probably around the ripe old age of four , PJ will take his well-earned retirement with fellow pets Jessie the golden retriever and Bobby the cat at the family home in Hornchurch … and maybe catch up on some of that lost sleep ! |
28 | No doubt an air of sadness will pervade our match with old rivals Hellingborough today . |
29 | Mr Mann is a dedicated professional , a teacher with 17 years experience and currently headmaster of the 260-pupil Belvoir Park Primary School in Belfast . |
30 | John Byrne , who missed last month 's scoreless draw with European champions Denmark in Copenhagen because of injury , is recalled after his recent £250,000 transfer from Sunderland to Millwall . |