Example sentences of "and many of [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Farmers were deprived of arms and many of the warrior class were removed from direct contact with the land and brought into the castle towns as an urban ruling class with no independent power base .
2 Much of the equipment — and many of the management techniques — now supplying troops in the desert are the same as those working in factories back at home .
3 Er I know Hugh er a and many of the management team erm share most of them erm a i if not all of them .
4 They can cause structural damage and many of the construction companies are employing the specialised services of Rentokil .
5 erm if you go back to the nineteen thirties , for example , depression , love on the dole , deferral of marriage , potential husbands killed in the first World War , low birthrate , small families , below the level that would replace the population in future , and many of the Wartime and late War reports erm the Royal Commission on population , which reported in forty nine , suggested that population may stagnate , round about forty million plus , even decline to about thirty million .
6 The print order for its main propaganda vehicle , The Fascist , published between 1929 and 1939 , was certainly more impressive than for the journal of the Britons ; but of the 3,000 produced , 1,000 were purchased by a Mr Pope of Porthcawl and many of the remainder were sent to South Africa .
7 These weapons , called cruise and Pershing , were to be land-based and many of the cruise missiles were to be sited in the United Kingdom .
8 For the rules apply throughout the Community , and many of the company law and competition rules apply irrespective of whether or not a company is engaged in interstate transactions .
9 Many of the support staff , especially clerical workers , found other jobs in London and many of the company 's married women employees opted to take redundancy rather than relocate as their husband 's employment was in the London area .
10 Initially a conference had been scheduled for mid-1991 , but the Congolese Trade Union Confederation and many of the opposition parties had appealed to Sassou-Nguesso to bring the date forward .
11 In 1586 he was appointed chaplain to the Earl of Huntingdon , President of the Council of the North , where ‘ God so blessed his painful preaching and moderate private conference that he converted some of the Roman Catholic priests and many of the laity to the Protestant faith ’ .
12 This building has an entrance opening directly into the farmyard and many of the farm 's activities , such as manure collection , would have been concentrated in this area .
13 KILLARROW AND KILMENY The minister and many of the congregation of the quod sacra church of Kilmeny " came out " in 1843 ; and were joined by those who left the parish church of Killarrow .
14 Of the same date as the vaulting in the nave are the organ and many of the side altars decorated in black and gold .
15 It also includes the Brinefield and many of the Power Services assets of ICI in the UK .
16 The number of candidate strings even for short words is ridiculously large , and many of the letter sequences in such strings contain non-occurring sequences .
17 The signalling system is outdated , customer information is inadequate , and many of the business 's 1,478 stations need renovation .
18 And many of the world 's most stable firms are heavily in debt .
19 From the mumbo-jumbo mysteries of the ‘ Bermuda Triangle ’ to the ‘ I-was abducted-by-aliens ’ blitherings , such Danikenesque ideas are a broadside ( albeit badly aimed ) to the principles of science and many of the world 's religions .
20 Abseiling is the most dangerous single thing mountaineers do and many of the world 's greatest climbers have been killed abseiling .
21 It was about a multifaceted international industry in which the volume car manufacturers and many of the world 's biggest companies slogged out an international marketing campaign .
22 In the UK , Fireater 's clients include a large number of major public utilities and many of the district fire brigades .
23 The last quoted had arrived with one dated the previous 26 August ( 1757 ) and many of the Dictionary and Figures , in parts , had miscarried .
24 Yorkshire is famous for its roast beef and Yorkshire pudding , and many of the city 's top hotels have carveries specialising in this dish , such as the Ridings Roast Room at the Queen 's Hotel .
25 They do not all live on the savannah , of course ; hippos prefer rivers and many of the antelope ( bongo , duikers ) prefer forest , as do elephants when it is available .
26 Delhi was sacked and many of the Moghul treasures were carried back to Iran , including a Peacock Throne , which was lost en route and then copied by Iranian craftsmen .
27 By then , it was obvious that the Covenanters had won the day and many of the enemy , including Claverhouse , were in full flight from the field .
28 Since then , two fairly closely related ( but still incompatible in some areas ) Unix standards have emerged , and many of the security and transaction processing problems associated with the Xenix dialect of Unix then in use on the Altos have been addressed in the newer Unix systems .
29 Upon repair , the screws were replaced by bolts passing right through the timbers , and many of the pine timbers were replaced by lengths of jarrah wood .
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