Example sentences of "and with its [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Neither he nor Loren liked the house , much ; it had been built not too long after the war , and with its small windows and pebbledash it had none of the atmosphere of the ‘ place in the country ’ that they 'd been hoping for-if anything , it looked more like the married quarters for lower RAF ranks to be found around old and run-down airfields . |
| 2 | Courses have been run continually since 1812 in this part of the Academy , and with its impressive frontage , parade square and greensward leading down to the lake , it dominates the grounds . |
| 3 | The robot was working within the substance of the hydra and with its apparent complicity . |
| 4 | It is 65 light-years away , and 100 times as luminous as the Sun , and with its K-type spectrum its colour is striking in binoculars . |
| 5 | With Romanesque architecture and with its preceding movements in Saxon England , Visigothic Spain and Carolingian Germany , the situation is quite different . |
| 6 | Clean-it Plc makes washing machines and with its existing plant capacity the maximum production possible is 1,000 units per year . |
| 7 | It is built along the lines of the most severe late-Seventeenth Century North German instruments , and with its acerbic Kirnberger III tuning , the most innocuous harmonic passages take on a distinctly tangy flavour . |
| 8 | But the Lab oratory , lit by rows of fluorescent lights and with its low ceiling , was stuffy and ill-ventilated , and this afternoon the central heating , unreliable at the best of times , had concentrated all its efforts on the top of the building . |
| 9 | Skocpol ( 1979 ) , in a study of three revolutions , concludes that although ‘ questions of state power have been basic in social-revolutionary transformations … state power can not be understood only as an instrument of class domination , nor can changes in state structure be explained primarily in terms of class conflicts ’ ( p. 284 ) ; while Hall ( 1985 ) , in contrasting agrarian civilizations with industrial societies is mainly concerned , as was Max Weber , with the ‘ rise of the West ’ as a modernizing , progressive force , and with its possible decline as industrialization spreads throughout the world . |
| 10 | Once I had a loose outline and the beginnings of a likeness , I switched to the broad tip of the same pen and with its flat edge broadly modelled the shadows of the face . |
| 11 | ‘ Total business centre ’ is the new marketing catchphrase for Singapore , and with its stable government , advanced business services , first-world infrastructure , educated workforce and fast-rising GNP , who could argue ? |
| 12 | The final emancipation of the hand from locomotion and its refined dexterity in handling small objects presented the evolving ego with its greatest opportunity and with its greatest challenge where direction of the manual musculature was concerned . |
| 13 | The Aura is fitted with power steering as standard and with its 14-inch wheels shod with 175/65 tyres , road-holding is sure and positive . |
| 14 | To a degree , the nude may be understood simply as an artistic genre like any other , comparable to landscape or still-life and with its specific conventions and traditions . |
| 15 | Stornoway is a very busy Branch and with its two Mobiles the staff of 34 cater for our customers among the 25,000 or so Lewis and Harris residents . |
| 16 | Fantastic though it may seem , in retrospect , the British proceeded to apply to India the Canadian model , complete with its Burkeian fallacy , that liberty equals empire , and with its federalist corollary . |
| 17 | The bicycle was obviously shaking the old order to the roots , and with its customary irreverence the socialist Clarion ( 30 July 1898 ) — which had a large stake in the matter , because of the enormously popular Clarion Cycling Clubs — wondered ‘ how it is no one has written a cycling melodrama , with a hero and a heroine and a villain on wheels ’ . |
| 18 | The Soviet Union may now be a tamer neighbour , but with more tanks and guns than NATO-Europe 's armies combined , and with its nuclear missiles pointing westwards , it still poses a big potential danger . |
| 19 | It features seven place setting capacity and with its three programmes — pre-rinse , normal and superwash — you 're sure of sparkling plates , glasses and cutlery every time . |
| 20 | There is a pool , set in secluded gardens , sheltered by pine trees and palms , and with its own bar open in good weather . |
| 21 | Boggle Hole hostel is a converted textile mill , standing on a stream and with its own beach on the doorstep . |
| 22 | A pretty village Club set amongst colourful gardens and with its own beach of white sand . |
| 23 | But seen from within , they appear to be like nothing so much as a mirror-image of the Elizabethan world picture : a little world , tightly organised into its own ranks and with its own rules , as rigid in its own way as the most elaborate protocol at court or ritual in church . |
| 24 | The French Brown originates from the Swiss Brown , imported since 1827 and with its own breed society and herdbook in France since 1911 ; its appearance and qualities are described in the Alpine section , which also includes details of the Simmental group . |
| 25 | Other changes include a careful and necessary restoration of the main building , which was deteriorating rapidly when the museum closed in May 1990 , the enlargement of the shop , and the creation of a new restaurant , to be managed by Dean and Deluca and with its own street entrance . |
| 26 | Only with line B , and with its last word , is it made clear that the image of the whole couplet is of sacrifice ; the burning of line A must be of wood upon the sacrificial altar . |
| 27 | And with its slow motion feature you can watch the winning goal again and again and again … |
| 28 | Pevsner says it is like an overgrown bungalow and with its generous lawns breaks up the texture of the old High Street and the adjacent 18th century Magnolia House . |
| 29 | The holograms on every spread of Ghost Train ( Orchard , £9.99 ) are genuinely spooky , and with its amusing story Stephon Wyllie stands a chance of being one of the top sellers this Christmas , along with new editions of former top-sellers such as Roald Dahl 's The Giraffe and The Pelly And Me ( Cape £8.99 ) . |
| 30 | While in this survey we are chiefly concerned with modern Protestant theology , and with its main development in the west , the impact upon it of this new ecumenical awareness can not be left out of account . |