Example sentences of "[noun prp] [prep] [noun pl] ' [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 To read Gregory of Tours ' History of the Franks or Bede 's of the English people , or a poem like Beowulf , is to experience a world in which the new and the traditional , in culture and in religion , in law and institutions , are inextricable .
2 It was a great satisfaction to him that they both did well , Toby at teachers ' training college , and Laura at polytechnic .
3 The split is expected to take place in July after shareholders ' approval and the publication of a pathfinder prospectus for Zeneca .
4 COUNTRY pubs are thriving in East Anglia despite Consumers ' Association fears that they are disappearing .
5 are made in Scotland from ewes ' milk and cows ' milk respectively .
6 The most obvious influence of PNP on teachers ' approach to the management of learning was the encouragement of group work .
7 Mrs Lennox held Maggie at arms ' length .
8 The police have been accused of passing on confidential information about a fourteen-year-old delinquent who 's spending two weeks in Spain at taxpayers ' expense .
9 The police have been accused of passing on confidential information about a fourteen-year-old delinquent who 's spending two weeks in Spain at taxpayers ' expense .
10 He also visited Lord Gowrie , head of Sotheby 's , which has announced the auction on 17 November in Geneva of goldsmiths ' work and jewellery valued at SFr20 million ( £8 million ) , with a second sale to come next year , from the collections of the Fürst Thurn und Taxis of Regensburg .
11 As capital was generated by French , Belgian , Dutch and British industrial power , so the new industrial middle classes began to demand luxury goods : the trade in furs from Poland and Russia improved massively and Manchester , which had previously exported cotton cloth and some Yorkshire manufactured woollen goods to Danzig in return for flax and hemp , now began to open up its own fur trade based on imports from the Baltic — Manchester 's Danzig Street ( which changed its name from Charter Street by residents ' petition in the mid-1860s ) commemorates the trade of this period .
12 With Angola and Mozambique under Marxists ' control , Rhodesia is needed to complete the red belt across Africa .
13 The repercussions of that controversial decision will be the loss of Hateley for Rangers ' game against Marseille in France on 7 April and Goram was still remonstrating with anyone who would listen to his complaints as the teams left the field for the break .
14 ( c ) liaising with and comparing notes with DCSLs on schools ' progress
15 Aldridge , Malkin from Irons ' peach of a pass , and then Aldridge again , with a cute chip , all went close .
16 Sinn Fein councillor Mairtin O'Muilleoir has called on the auditor , Jack Bailie , to prevent unionist councillors going to France for the dedication of an Orange Order memorial at Thiepval at ratepayers ' expense .
17 It was Mrs Robinson who served him his late breakfast and it took no more than the tapping of an eggshell to discover from that guileless woman that her husband had gone down to Lorton with goats ' cheese and potted char for the market men who called there on a Thursday .
18 Our photo shows CCG Chairman Frank Bell with Returns ' Supervisor Mrs Isabelle Lawson on the occasion of her retirement .
19 The incident was linked to restrictions imposed in June on correspondents ' access to sessions of the Supreme Soviet Presidium , permitting only official agencies and the government paper Rossiskaya gazeta .
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