Example sentences of "[coord] [adv] to [noun prp] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ Did you go to the recreation ground , or to the shops , or back to Hill View to play with Barry ? ’ |
| 2 | Soon you come to Cressbrook Mill , which dates from 1182 , before crossing the Monsal viaduct and on to Bakewell Station and the Coombs Road viaduct . |
| 3 | Soon the route arrives at Tennyson Down , one of the highlights of the route , and on to Alum Bay which looks out over the chalky points of the Needles . |
| 4 | Leave the summit walking south and look out for a shallow gully leading towards a steep grass slope beside a burn and on to Glenlicht House . |
| 5 | From there he moved to the trade paper Music Business Weekly and on to Melody Maker and Disc before joining A&M Records as press officer . |
| 6 | ‘ The fastest part is the fourteen miles to Ilkley , then there is a quiet stretch along the river towards Otley , before a three mile climb to the Dyneley Arms and on to Yeadon Moor , where there can be strong cross-winds . |
| 7 | Cross over Black Sail Pass down into Mosedale ( 2 miles ) and on to Wasdale Head ( 1 mile southwards ) . |
| 8 | Follow it around , first to Old Harry Rocks and on to Ballard Down . |
| 9 | The West Dorset stretch runs from the fossil-encrusted cliffs of Charmouth to the 618ft high sandstone headland known as Golden Cap and on to Chesil Bank — a spectacular 18 mile pebble beach which joins the Isle of Portland to the mainland . |
| 10 | Travel details : Cruise departs Miami , calling at Nassau in the Bahamas ' New Providence Island and on to CocoCay island before returning to Miami . |
| 11 | Small woods and hidden valleys characterise the next section of the route to the village of Hawkley and on to Hawkley Hanger . |
| 12 | Nearly £15,000 has been spent on landscaping and surfacing the area by The Globe public house and down to Alresford Pond . |
| 13 | The route this year will once again start from Bournemouth Pier , run along the promenade up to Hengistbury Head , before leaving the line of the sea as it heads up the scenic cliff tops and down to Boscombe Pier . |
| 14 | ‘ Otherwise we would have given way to the big guy with the muscle to push and not to Joe Public . |
| 15 | This flat is situated on a small select development built approximately 10 years ago , with views to a small river running alongside and close to Oxford City . |
| 16 | By this valley of the Glen water Douglas had surely intended to make his way back to Kelso , for he had brought his army out of the cleft of Wooler close under the hills , bearing west , and only when they were clear of the town and close to Homildon village had they become aware of the English army drawn up facing them , closing this route , and in a position also to deny them access to the more easterly route by the Till . |
| 17 | It has been shown that goats are very susceptible to the Ostertagia spp. which predominate in sheep , O. circumcincta and O. trifurcata , and also to O. leptospicularis which establishes equally well in sheep and cattle . |
| 18 | Extract ( 11 ) is a very similar example , although less striking in that Brenda 's turn begins in London English before switching to Creole and back to London English for the self-interruption : |
| 19 | The Dixie Syncopaters , Jazzorola , Folkwise , Folkways , the Red Resolution , and back to Dixie Railroad ; too many musicians chased too few gigs : that 's the way it was . |
| 20 | On her father 's death in 1898 , Margaret moved with her mother to lodgings in Cambridge , and then to Broadwinter Farm , Dorset . |
| 21 | I spent a few years on The Scotsman and then to Thomson House to join The Guardian soon after it dropped the ‘ Manchester ’ from its title and started printing in London . |
| 22 | He went to Wairarapa High School in Masterton , and then to Otago University , where he obtained a BA in 1935 and MA ( second class ) in 1936 . |
| 23 | He spent the first three terms as a non-collegiate student ( a ‘ tosher ’ ) , preparing himself for Responsions by means of three hours ' daily tuition directed towards entrance scholarships to Balliol in November and Merton in January ( which he failed to win ) , and then to Lincoln College , which he won easily in March 1898 because of the mature quality of his style and approach in the general essay paper . |
| 24 | He went to the Revd W. Woods 's private day-school and then to Trinity College , Dublin , where he was a distinguished athlete . |
| 25 | He went to the College of Physical Science ( later Armstrong College ) , Newcastle upon Tyne ( 1874–7 ) , and then to Emmanuel College , Cambridge ( 1877–81 ) , where he became a scholar in 1879 . |
| 26 | But the effort was worthwhile as at the top we could see Portland Bill in the east , Start Point in the west and inland to Marshwood Vale . |
| 27 | For three of the five partial responders this approach led to a definite response and subsequently to HBsAg seroconversion . |
| 28 | Persistent intermediate directions may also be established ; averaging effects of the magnetic recording process may then lead to preferred longitudes for VGP paths , but not to N/R asymmetry . |