Example sentences of "[noun prp] [noun] who [verb] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | BELOW The great 19th-century scientist Friedrich Wohler who prepared the first organic compound derived from inorganic chemicals . |
| 2 | It was Jean Pestell who captured the mysteries of the oriental snow for us . |
| 3 | John Warner of Hartfield ( land £20 ) was probably the supplier of gunstones as well as a relative of Richard Warner who owned the Parrock works in 1518 . |
| 4 | It was Gustav Mahler and Richard Strauss who had the insight and courage to start , at the turn of the century , the long process of discovery and purification which is leading to a redefinition of Mozart . |
| 5 | Pat McWilliams who won the Ladbroke in 1991 on another former Scott horse , The Iliad , also used Homer 's stables as a springboard to the sort of fame he achieved at Cheltenham later that year when he stormed home on Destriero to land legendary gambler Noel Furlong a ‘ touch ’ estimated at around £1m . |
| 6 | This is partly brought about by the theoretical writings of Constantin Stanislavsky who confounds the issue for us by bringing emotional expression back onto the stage . |
| 7 | Valerie Walker who selected the exhibition will conduct a guided tour of the major works next Saturday morning , and in the afternoon there will be a children 's painting and drawing workshop . |
| 8 | It was built in 1643–56 by Carlo Lurago , although it was probably Giovanni Battista Alliprandi who enlarged the building in 1715–18 . |
| 9 | On the last occasion , Northland had just six seats available and the Sinn Fein councillor was Barney McFadden who fought the Rural ward this time around . |
| 10 | Durga is the Hindu Mother Goddess who protects the weak against evil . |
| 11 | The invitation was the idea of club member David Heather who said the pair provided ‘ perfect role models ’ for the club 's young athletes . |
| 12 | Upon the use of ‘ Esq ’ or ‘ Mr ’ in addressing communications — a choice which Mr McBain is content to leave to instinct — perhaps one might direct his attention to the response of an old Ayrshire lady who received the suggestion that she should address a local worthy as ‘ Esq ’ with some bewilderment . |
| 13 | David Southworth who owned the hall and who was the nephew of Tace 's widow , had done up the lodge as a home for his wife 's mother but since her death it had stood empty . |
| 14 | Steven Hall who proposed the national crèche scheme . |
| 15 | It was Steven Ross who negotiated the $ 14bn deal in 1989 resulting in the merger of the film and music empire Warner Communications with the publishing giant Time Inc . |
| 16 | Dr Donal McKenna who runs the clinic has been amazed at the numbers of girls and older women coming to his door . |
| 17 | In a slowly run race , it was older brother Morley Street who quickened the better on the run-in to land the Elite Hurdle . |
| 18 | Thanks were extended to the Surrey group who provided the tea and Inner Kent teachers were asked to organize the June teas to be co-ordinated by Marion Nalder . |
| 19 | On Tuesday , both beat members of the Pakistan team who defend the world title next week , in Singapore . |
| 20 | None could have failed to recall that it was the lawyers , capitalists and businessmen of the Third Estate of the French States General who led the masses against the privileged orders . |
| 21 | That would be totally wrong and totally undemocratic and heaven help us if we ended back in the situation where we had a lady in number ten Downing Street who waved the hand bag at all and sundry without any thought at all for the democratic situation |
| 22 | It was primarily David Hume who highlighted the problem of understanding how a coherent , ego-based mental life could emerge from bundles of ‘ impressions ’ and ‘ ideas ’ . |
| 23 | The single dissenting vote was that of Massachusetts Democrat Edward Kennedy who rejected the nomination because of Souter 's reticence in stating his views on key issues concerning individual rights and freedoms . |
| 24 | The girls would sometimes visit their sister Susanna Collett who left the community to marry a clergyman and lived nearby . |
| 25 | This contrast between ‘ culture ’ and ‘ nature ’ , as Lévi-Strauss phrases it ( although both are of course cultural conceptions ) , can be illustrated by the Lele people who inhabit the Kasai region of the Congo basin in central Africa . |
| 26 | They are likely to face protests over the sacking of Granada Television chairman David Plowright who left the company on Friday . |
| 27 | David Green who held the combined post of Overseas Director and Senior Administrative Officer is leaving us for other employment . |
| 28 | David Thatcher who minutes the CA debt working group came to the conference and his account of it is the main article in this newsletter . |
| 29 | This will involve the deposition of four expert witnesses called by the Lebanon and Yugoslavia : Richard Camber , a former member of Sotheby 's staff ; Felicity Nicholson of Sotheby 's Antiquities department ; art historian Marlia Mango who catalogued the silver for Sotheby 's ; and Anna Bennett of the Institute of Archaeology in London who cleaned and restored it . |
| 30 | Following some near misses , Alresford scored when Dave Powell broke from a scrum and fed Richard Gander who drew the defence before returning the ball for Powell to touch down . |