Example sentences of "and his [noun] [vb base] [art] " in BNC.
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1 | The govenor says he 's dealing with both issuses and both he and his officers say the situation is under control tonight . |
2 | Way over there , a man and his boy walk a dog . |
3 | He and his wife know the sex already . |
4 | All the same , Dustin does some things that seem strange to the natives , like making the Woodstock peace sign to the yobbish workmen , who return it mockingly , and also by playing loud bagpipe music on the record-player when the vicar and his wife pay a call . |
5 | The Baron and his wife have no children of their own , ’ she added . |
6 | ‘ Barrymore and his wife have a very fine home and nothing to do while the family is not living in the Hall , ’ said Sir Henry . |
7 | He and his wife have a place here in Ghent , and he 's asked us both over . |
8 | He and his wife have a house in London . ’ |
9 | He and his wife have a daughter married to a retained firefighter at Masham . |
10 | More remote , but lovely , is Valcebollère , a stone village perched at the end of a valley , where M Lafitte and his wife run the cosy L'Auberge les Ecureuils hotel . |
11 | He is looking at services offered by the council and his drawings include the mobile bus which takes books to isolated farmhouses . |
12 | But he and his players know a poor performance against Scotland in the wake of the Brazilian defeat would spark off intense criticism in the German media . |
13 | Theatre plays an essential part , and his paintings show a striking similarity to those of Chagall , with characters often flying in weightless space , but there is also a striking difference : where Chagall 's view is romantic , Pakenham concentrates on the bare-bones of reality on his own world stage . |
14 | Edmund Paston , it is true , was retained by the duke in 1475 , but this was specifically for the campaign against France , and his letters give no hint of a more extended relationship with the duke . |
15 | Edmund Paston , it is true , was retained by the duke in 1475 , but this was specifically for the campaign against France , and his letters give no hint of a more extended relationship with the duke . |
16 | Hoelzer and his attorney call the amount fair compensation . |
17 | That is not the fault of the prison governor ; it is the fault of the prison service , for which my right hon. Friend the Home Secretary and his predecessors have the unavoidable responsibility . |
18 | Slim informed him that ‘ he and his amy have no legal status ’ . |
19 | When they got back , Lucier was sitting in a chair outside the door of the house , watching Alan and his sons batten the church weather-vane to the corner of the little pageant . |
20 | Mr Kravchuk and his government face an uphill battle to push the arms treaties through parliament . |
21 | Muller and his team-mates expect a hard four-match tour and welcome the challenge . |
22 | Whereas the satiric intentions of Divorce Italian Style were pointed and comic , Alfredo Alfredo gets unduly preachy as Dustin and his mistress join the four-year fight to change the Italian law on divorce . |
23 | HAMLET and his ESCORT cross the stage and go out , following CLAUDIUS . |
24 | Suddenly there 's a crash at our upstairs door because the Alsatian has hit it , and his claws scratch the paint with a sound like he 's skinning a rabbit . |
25 | Only the Archimage and his ecclesiarchs have the ability to influence reality . |
26 | But here , Mr Lenarduzzi and his staff perceive a recurrent problem : ‘ How do you know when a child can do something ? ’ he asks . |
27 | He and his staff reject the option of off-site provision and argue for an individually tailored solution involving guidance ( pastoral ) and curricular staff : They see the assessment panel as providing an alternative , non-punitive role , for guidance teachers . |
28 | He gives a convincing account of what is in store for the inhabitants if they continue to resist , and his words acquire the force of the deeds he describes . |
29 | He and his brothers take the view that , whatever their ambitions , they have no wish to fund them via a stock market flotation . |
30 | So , tending the sick becomes not a Christian duty but ‘ Hermetic rosicrucian dulia ’ , Hercules is ‘ another shamanic astronaut ’ and we are introduced to ‘ God and his female form the Shekinah ’ . |