Example sentences of "[prep] [adv] [subord] [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 31 | I 'd never been involved in before as an Area Housing Officer , and just involved with day to day management , but with it being a clearance area it 's a totally different approach , and the sort of things that you deal with are totally different as well . |
| 32 | The second period covers the time from May nineteen ninety until now when the plaintiff has been solely looked after by the parents with the greatest devotion , application , selflessness and skill superimposed on their natural love and affection for the plaintiff . |
| 33 | we move north tomorrow , away from here where the world |
| 34 | It 's a nicer in here than the hall it is very warm |
| 35 | The end wall of this part of the garage was almost all window , but it was so filthy and flyblown that it was even darker in here than the front of the building . |
| 36 | I mean when I moved I had stuff in here before the upstairs was used , I had it for about a year or so , before I opened it up . |
| 37 | Sneaking in here when the shop 's closed and I 'm safely out of the way in the parlour ? |
| 38 | Tell the kids to wash their hands and come in here when the programme 's ended . |
| 39 | ‘ I use a bottle and a bed pan , thank you very much , thank you very , very much , Mister Bloomin' Corby , for getting me stuck in here when the football season 's started ! ’ |
| 40 | What particularly shocked him , from then until the outbreak of war , was the repeated humiliations heaped on Czechoslovakia , especially at the Munich conference in September . |
| 41 | From then until the suspension of elections during the first world war the Labour Party ( as it now was ) and Municipal Alliance fought with roughly equal strength for municipal control , and indirectly for parliamentary seats , although for most of the time the Alliance retained power . |
| 42 | Train services started on Good Friday and from then until the start of two train working on Monday 25th May loco No. 9 operated the two trains per day . |
| 43 | " If you go on like that , " said Kevin , " you 'll be back in there before the week 's out . |
| 44 | The budgerigar was in the kitchen and Philip stayed in there when the rest went back into the living-room . |
| 45 | This is due to the fact that no lintel was placed in there when the building was erected . |
| 46 | She planned to hide in there until the seeker had gone . |
| 47 | Factories were occupied and a strike was announced for tomorrow unless the security forces pulled out of the town , reports said . |
| 48 | It should be remembered that the position is different in a shop , whether self-service or otherwise , where ownership does not pass to the alleged thief the buyer , until the goods have been paid for even if the buyer obtains possession before payment . |
| 49 | The idea is that articulate language is a barrier to rather than a medium of communication and that if only this barrier could be removed , human beings would revert to a golden age of wordless , heartfelt communication . |
| 50 | Can the combination of both inward and outward investment be made complementary to rather than a substitute for domestic investment ? |
| 51 | Education must be an adjunct to rather than a substitute for psychotherapy , but it is worthwhile if it does no more than alert the patient to the dangers of behaviours such as laxative misuse . |
| 52 | All this suggests that the allowance system was a response to rather than a cause of the relief burden . |
| 53 | The best course of action here depends on just when the model actually stops : |
| 54 | Since fax and telex are treated as " instantaneous " , acceptance is only effective when received ; however , if a message is received on the recipient 's terminal but not immediately seen , difficult questions may arise as to exactly when the acceptance is effective . |
| 55 | Clearly , in this case it is not possible to offer precise advice as to exactly when the time comes for the GP to be informed . |
| 56 | Most start at 10.30am , but occasionally this is brought forward to 10am if the agenda is particularly lengthy . |
| 57 | And er just sort of work it out on here cos a lot 'll cancel . |
| 58 | Can you expect the bridegroom 's friends to fast while the bridegroom is with them ? |
| 59 | I only came over here because the super said I had to . ’ |
| 60 | They can suffer depression and grief and the feeling that they need someone to talk to even though the rest of the world feels they should have got over it . ’ |