Example sentences of "[vb past] for [art] [noun pl] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Lacuna lunged for the communications desk . |
2 | On Sept. 14 , 1989 , an agreement was eventually initialled which provided for a customs union with the EC whereby industrial goods would flow freely between Andorra and the EC but the EC 's external tariffs would be applied by Andorra to third countries . |
3 | His hunched figure padded across to the desk in the bay and Swod gestured for the police officer to sit down . |
4 | Then they came for the Trades Unionists — and we said nothing . |
5 | Pitt , who played for the Valleys club in Australia , will make his Fulham debut at Whitehaven tomorrow . |
6 | ‘ D' you think I might have a cup of coffee or is that reserved for the police force ? ’ |
7 | According to David Mason of the London art dealers MacConnal Mason , who acted for the musicals composer Andrew Lloyd Webber in the recent purchase of Canaletto 's ‘ Old Horse Guards , London ’ at Christie 's , the picture is the first work of art to be bought by the Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation . |
8 | These jobs were soon done , and Redpath telephoned for a police car to take the cartridges and clothes to their respective experts . |
9 | For 1992 the dividend has been increased from three kroner to five ( 50p ) to sweeten shareholders , including many in Scotland who subscribed for the rights issue last year at 175 kroner . |
10 | Mr Montignac says he discovered his ‘ method ’ while lunching in fancy European restaurants when he worked for a drugs company . |
11 | After 10 years he worked for The Farmers Journal . |
12 | The evil paedophile , who worked for the prisons charity NIACRO , preyed on youngsters using his position of trust with the St. Lazarus ' ambulance corps . |
13 | But as Mrs Fleetwood watched for a police car the pair stole £120 and fled . |
14 | As she again became distraught yesterday , Detective Superintendent Ian Whinnett sent for a police psychiatrist . |
15 | At one o'clock Rachaela ate lunch , and at five past two , half an hour too late , she got up and left for the antiques shop . |
16 | ‘ I do n't think they , or the likes of Norman Mailer and Budd Schulberg ever felt that they were slumming when they wrote for the sports pages , ’ says McIlvanney . |