Example sentences of "[noun prp] [verb] [adj] the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Patrick made sure the porter and the bell-boy each got another packet of Kent King Size . |
| 2 | Two letter of thanks were then read — the first from Edith Harlow thanking all the teachers for the lovely handbag , matching gloves and cheque which were presented to her at the Essex Rally together with a jewel box , cheque , flowers and an iced cake all given by Essex teachers and class members . |
| 3 | Now PowerPoint has all the features required by up-to-date presentation software — including a comprehensive range of slide templates . |
| 4 | Well , since Stu reported this The Milltowns ' record company have been swamped with requests for actual photographic evidence of the event . |
| 5 | This analysis led Sir John Hoskyns to support both the concept of political ‘ think tanks ’ to assist ministers and the nomination of some senior civil servants on a party political basis . |
| 6 | Teesside TEC met all the Government guarantees on training places for long-term unemployed amd played a crucial role in the development of the original City Challenge bids from Middlesbrough and Stockton . |
| 7 | Dora flung open the boot of the Sierra and thrust the putter into her golf-bag . |
| 8 | Finally , on a high pedestal , an incarnation of artistic genius , Beethoven sits naked the body of white marble with alabaster drapery over lap and legs , on a bronze throne . |
| 9 | Dunwoody made all the running on Wont Be Gone Long , keeping something up his sleeve to repel the challenge of Bonnie Artist , who ranged upsides rounding the home turn . |
| 10 | Birkenshaw insists : ‘ David has all the equipment to succeed at Test level . |
| 11 | Edward jerked open the door , interposing himself so that they should not stare . |
| 12 | Gregory analysed all the planning applications in the area between 1957 and 1966 , and showed that development permission had been refused for 83 per cent of the 3,000 ha for which applications had been made . |
| 13 | ‘ If I do what Jagatan says all the time , how can I be the true Khan ? ’ |
| 14 | The intensity of these family relationships , and the importance of maintaining family and wider connections in Pakistan , are shown in the continuance in Britain of the Pakistani institution of Biraderi which governs obligations to relatives and non-relatives outside the immediate family : ‘ Biraderi includes all the men who can trace their relationship to a common ancestor , no matter how remote ’ ( Anwar , 1979 , p. 62 ) . |
| 15 | Meredith threw open the door to the living room . |
| 16 | Amy , by now familiar with the routine , fetched a bucket and a sterile lavage tube from CSSD , and Kathleen ripped open the packet , lubricated it and passed it down his throat with ruthless efficiency . |
| 17 | Molly swung open the car door . |
| 18 | Down rushed all the wine and brandy , straight down the side of the mountain so that the king , and his palace , and his wicked minister Milosu were all swept away . |
| 19 | Mrs Morden spent all the time talking to the groups and helping where needed . |
| 20 | Darren Jackson missed the empty goal with a relatively simple chip and an effort from Keith Wright trundled all the way along the goal-line , struck a post and came out to Mickey Weir , whose shot was cleared off the line by Graeme Hogg . |
| 21 | Freud named this the Oedipus Complex after the character in the Greek dramatist Sophocles ' legendary ‘ Oedipus Rex ’ . |
| 22 | Although Ceauşescu kept open the question of who would succeed him as both Party leader and head of state , by the 1980s there were only two candidates whom he would tolerate in the necessary launching-pad positions around him . |
| 23 | Michel Rambaud took all the passages in which Caesar mentioned the " mobilitas et levitas animi " ( 2. 1 .3 ) , the " Gallorum subita et repentina consilia " ( 3.8.3 ) , the " Gallorum infirmitas " ( 4.13.3 ) etc. as typical examples of " deformation historique " ( La deformation historique dans les Commentaires de Cesar Paris , 1953 ) , 326 ) . |
| 24 | Ken knew all the statues and who they were of . ’ |
| 25 | On the other hand there 's a part of me that rejoices , that is glad he paid the way he did , that for once the world worked the way it 's supposed to , punishing the wrongdoer … and that saddens and sickens me too , because I think that this must be the way Andy feels all the time . |
| 26 | Evidently unc gives a row which is the sum of all the rows of A and A{gs} sums all the columns of A. Its principal use is in the checking of numerical operations . |
| 27 | Gilles le Breton conquers all the lands west of the Grey Mountains and creates the land of Bretonnia . |
| 28 | The references on BMs leave open the issue of how one chooses which switch to consider when . |
| 29 | Richard did all the driving , which increased the pleasure , and we had one short ride in his bike & sidecar , which brought back memories . |
| 30 | ‘ Why does Edward talk all the time ? ’ he once said . |