Example sentences of "[noun prp] for a [adj] [conj] " in BNC.
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1 | Following their highly successful tour in the Humberside region earlier in the year , Beverley Early Music Festival is delighted to welcome Lucie and Roddy back to Beverley for a zany and amusing look at the history of music — for children aged 5 to 80 . |
2 | First of all British troops have been in in Northern Ireland for a hundred and ninety five years since eighteen hundred . |
3 | Recently , local-government chiefs were invited to Downing Street for an amiable if unfocused chat . |
4 | And escalating repression by the Nazi State — according to one calculation , roughly one in every 1,200 Germans was arrested by the Gestapo for a political or religious ‘ offence ’ in 1944 — was a heavy deterrent to any ‘ deviant ’ activity . |
5 | Cricket now , and Northamptonshire are on the verge of a place in the NatWest Trophy final at Lords.They bowled out Warwickshire for a hundred and forty nine in the semi final at Edgbaston , and were further helped by some disastrous Warwickshire batting . |
6 | Meanwhile , Himont , also a part of the Ferruzzi-Montedison group , signed a letter of intent with Showa Denko of Japan for a technological and production joint venture in Japan in the speciality polymer sector . |
7 | Nevertheless , here she is again a vociferous pain to the last in a gripping production by Charlotta Martinus for a new and enterprising group called Confederate Spirits in a pub-theatre in North London , the Duke of Cambridge . |