Example sentences of "to [art] [noun prp] [noun pl] ' " in BNC.

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1 Tourists are now bused in their thousands to the Sellafield Visitors ' Centre , where all the slick techniques of modern exhibitions are brought to bear on radioactivity .
2 In fact , they whisked me off to the Nanking Workers ' Hospital , where I stayed in ‘ solitary confinement ’ until this afternoon .
3 We left the car and , armed with NNT permits , headed for a hide belonging to the Norfolk Naturalists ' Trust .
4 O'Brien 's solution bears a remarkable similarity to the Ulster Unionists ' — even-handed selective internment , first in the North and then in the South , accompanied by a determination by London to drop its neutrality , accepting that direct rule is the best thing available , politically .
5 She herself left the Church and is going to leave all her money to the Battersea Dogs ' Home .
6 At half past eleven , they all left the house to go to the April Fools ' Midnight Matinee at the Parthenon .
7 Others are more optimistic , pointing to the Barclay brothers ' rescue of the European .
8 Two thousand supporters marched to the Belfast Magistrates ' Court with the accused who were all found guilty .
9 They are one a few sides that have beat them this season , 18:12 the score , music to the Gloucester fans ' ears .
10 It was horrid leaving you two girls in Simla , but within a few weeks — at the end of that term — we were able to have you down with us in Poona , and you went to the Wantage Sisters ' school there , and Tim went too .
11 The illustrations draw on the imagery of contemporary popular culture and the titles refer to current popular fictions , popular song for example , as in the 1940s reference to the Andrews Sisters ' song ‘ I 'll be With You ’ .
12 An integral component of restructuring has been the increased focus given to the Johnson Brothers ' brand .
13 PROFESSIONAL footballers talked about their personal goals when they gave a talk on physical fitness to an Essex joggers ' club .
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