Example sentences of "[noun prp] come under the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | TENCEL came under the media spotlight in December , with television , radio , newspapers , magazines and trade press covering the Mobile opening . |
| 2 | Governmental efforts to bring about what amounted to a cultural revolution intensified in the 1650s , when England came under the control of army leaders such as Oliver Cromwell who considered the reform of the nation 's morality one of their chief priorities . |
| 3 | Sukarno came under the influence of their man Musso . |
| 4 | Last year one of the greatest landscape gardens in Europe came under the care of the National Trust : the eighteenth-century gardens at Stowe , Buckinghamshire . |
| 5 | As we have seen , the SAS came under the orders of the Commander-in-Chief , but were attached to the Eighth Army for immediate operational control . |
| 6 | More than 800 tournaments throughout Britain come under the ratings jurisdiction , and LTA-approved events include the likes of tournaments at Palmerston , East Wavertree , Vagabonds in Liverpool and the Candy in Wirral . |
| 7 | In the third of this series which looks at ports visited by the Europa 92 fleet , St Lucia comes under the microscope . |
| 8 | New German money flocked to buy jewels , silver and objets de vertu touched with the lustre of German history when the treasures superfluous to requirements of the Fürsts von Thurn und Taxis came under the hammer in Geneva on 17 November . |
| 9 | Now , along with a handful of other Army support organisations , including the Royal Pioneer Corps and the Royal Corps of Transport , the ACC comes under the umbrella title of Royal Logistic Corps . |
| 10 | Hervey , a Breton , was appointed bishop , the first of a long series of members of the English royal court to be provided with a Welsh see : he was also the first bishop in Wales to come under the authority of an English archbishop . |
| 11 | There was a packed auction room at Hereford Racecourse this afternoon as 20 pubs ; 8 of them in Herefordshire and Worcestershire came under the hammer . |