Example sentences of "and [noun] at [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Lindsey used Bravo Golf from the time of its purchase in 1967 until 1973 as the family transport , that was until he had a visit from the Airshow Coordinator at RAF Finningley in 1973 who asked him if he would like to be shot down by a Spitfire and Hurricane at the Battle of Britain airshow that year ! |
| 2 | The order of records must reflect the functions and activities at the organisation that created the records . |
| 3 | Pippa Pop-ins in Fulham , London , is the first nursery to keep children aged 1–12 overnight , with ‘ midnight feasts ’ at 8pm and fairies at the bottom of the garden . |
| 4 | The players speak in tones of awe and admiration at the amount of time McGeechan devotes to analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the opposition . |
| 5 | The Toronto-based Call-Net Telecommunications Ltd wholly-owned unit of Call-Net Enterprises Inc has bought the long-distance business of Cable & Wireless Canada Inc for the equivalent of $27.3m in cash and notes at the closing : the deal adds 7,000 customers to Call-Net 's current customer base , taking its annualised revenues to some $135m . |
| 6 | He was one of the foremost early exponents and defenders at the University of Oxford of the teaching of Thomas Aquinas , the Dominican philosopher and theologian . |
| 7 | At 2.30 a.m. a concentration of four hundred guns opened on a front of eight hundred yards , and the barrage began to march across the minefields and defences at a pace of one hundred yards in three minutes . |
| 8 | If the signals only vary slowly , and respectively represent the small-signal conductance and resistance at the operating point and are given by the slope of the static characteristic and its inverse at the operating point . |
| 9 | One might also attempt to establish a relationship between intensity and exposure at the point at which a pixel is just seen , and use this to obtain intensity readings . |
| 10 | Mr Thomas Kretzschmar , aged 22 , is studying social science and English language and literature at the university of Duisberg in the Ruhr district of Germany . |
| 11 | Thomas Kretzschmar , 22 , who is studying Social Science and English Language and Literature at the University of Duisberg in the Ruhr district of Germany , is spending a month at The Northern Echo . |
| 12 | STAC International Sports , official distributors of cricket equipment , clothing and accessories at The Oval , are now open for business in the new Ken Barrington Centre . |
| 13 | With this in mind we have established a small expert working party under the chairmanship of Stuart Cole , Director of Transport Research and Consultancy at the Polytechnic of North London . |
| 14 | Following his father 's death in 1795 Henry was taken to Chichester before serving as a cadet in the Royal Corps of Military Surveyors and Draftsmen at the Tower of London . |
| 15 | Harrell , who had come to personify the corruption and mismanagement at the centre of the HUD scandal , had pleaded guilty in January to one count of embezzlement and one of tax evasion . |
| 16 | The spirit of his meticulousness was in the pile of freshly laundered shirts and handkerchiefs at the foot of the bed . |
| 17 | I think negotiations involved your own department , Education and DoMIS at the time . |
| 18 | And he 's not on any pills and tablets at the moment , is he ? |
| 19 | They witness to a process of realisation of the confusion , frustration , failure and partiality at the heart of even the best of human experience , let alone the worst , which makes them essentially accessible to all ; but they also witness to an awakening understanding of the fact that these are the very means of the experience of transformation . |
| 20 | Charged with meting out rights and privileges for all beings and entities at the time of Creation , he carried a small leather pouch on one hip containing the charms for immortality and reincarnation , while a large stone bucket to his other side contained materials for instigating death and decay . |
| 21 | Holiday 's lawyer Rod McCartney said the ‘ entirely regrettable ’ incident followed a misunderstanding between his client and Davidson at an end of season party in Torquay , Devon . |
| 22 | The cast-iron disc brakes work with four-pot calipers and it rides on 10ins rims at the front and 14ins at the rear . |
| 23 | She then hastened to the dining-room , expecting to find Silas and Matt at the corner table , but there was no sign of either of them . |
| 24 | We have already noted the sense of smell in our examination of the effect of the subtle essences and perfumes which emanate from the trees and herbs at a site . |
| 25 | As I looked in and stiffened with surprise and horror at the scene , he appeared to be putting a handful of grey matter back into a broken skull . |
| 26 | True , there would be argument about how or whether Iraq was to be made to conform with clauses in the 11 other relevant Security Council resolutions and horror at the thought of the Iraqi regime surviving with its army and air force still largely undestroyed . |
| 27 | The judge was satisfied he told what he believed to be the truth about his fear for his own safety and his shock and horror at the suffering and death of many men , some of them friends . |
| 28 | When I first met Chris and Pauline Lloyd to discuss their garden and take a look at its one-in-three slope , I was filled with a mixture of admiration for them , and horror at the task ahead . |
| 29 | On August 19th , Palme Dutt — revealing a capacity to assess political realities independently of the Moscow line which , in all his long years as Britain 's foremost guardian of Communist orthodoxy , he was seldom to repeat — insisted the issue was ‘ not essentially a revolutionary class issue , but simply an expression of war-weariness and horror at the prospect of being dragged into another war . ’ |
| 30 | We can not escape the conclusion that many of those employed in the Service feel a deep sense of dissatisfaction with the organisation and management of it as a whole and that a gulf has grown up between the establishments in the field and the staff who work in them on the one hand and headquarters at the Home Office in London on the other . |