Example sentences of "to an [noun] [noun] [pron] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It is also possible to pay a lump sum premium to an insurance company which will pay out to the amount insured . |
| 2 | Each week 800 council employees voluntarily contributed 50p from their wages of which 31p was paid to an insurance company which paid out £2,750 upon death . |
| 3 | Each week 800 council employees voluntarily contributed 50p from their wages of which 31p was paid to an insurance company which paid out £2,750 upon death . |
| 4 | A political row has blown up over public grants to an american firm which is ending production in Scotland . |
| 5 | They were sold at the New Caledonian Market in Southwark during the half light before sunrise to an art dealer who did not know they were stolen . |
| 6 | From record pancake tossers and bubblegum blowers to an Ulster woman who was still working at 107 — they all get a mention in the book that is second only to the Bible in the best sellers list . |
| 7 | Nisbet , with his first goal of the season , ultimately revived Rangers ' European ambitions and no matter how fortuitous his strike was , it may yet turn out to be of inestimable value to an Ibrox team who clung on bravely in the closing stages . |
| 8 | The longest period for which an order book can be issued to an asylum seeker who makes a successful application for income support is 20 weeks . |
| 9 | The Executive 's Lesbian and Gay Working Party made a number of points , primary of which was that a candidate 's family — if indeed they had one — was irrelevant to an election campaign which ought to be about the candidate 's political platform . |
| 10 | Volunteers were wired up to an EEG machine which records skin responses as well as brainwave patterns . |
| 11 | Ptr1 can point to an integer variable whose value is in the subrange of 1 to 25 . |
| 12 | I was attending elsewhere to an immigration problem which was based on a misunderstanding between the Home Office and the Foreign Office . |
| 13 | Of the ‘ scholar patriots ’ perhaps one can say that , instead , they helped to awaken the national consciousness ; and in the evening of his life Phan Boi Chau , in a moving analogy in which Vietnam was likened to an orphan child which by this time should have learned to walk and France to a tutor who felt that the child was easier to control when he was unable to run , talked of a people whose traditional values had been destroyed and who were thus a generation of uprooted people on their own soil . |
| 14 | From the gully a pipe leads to an inspection chamber which may also have the soil stack connected to it . |
| 15 | Given a willingness on the part of the academic community , all the student freedoms I have cited — from the right of applicants to have their experiential learning taken into account in the admissions process , through allowing students a significant measure of control over their curriculum , to submitting to an assessment regime which is explicitly designed to allow students to do justice to the higher-order abilities they have acquired — could be assured to students . |
| 16 | If you are travelling to an EC country we recommend that you obtain E111 from your local Post Office . |
| 17 | We are a signatory to an EC agreement which Germany , France and Spain have honoured — the grants given by the EC to areas of industrial dereliction , especially mining areas like Midlothian , which would qualify for such grants . |
| 18 | The exceedence and measured parameters are then passed to an expert system which tries to diagnose faults down to individual components . |
| 19 | These include a government cash injection by way of loan stock , linked to an equity participation which would enable the Government to recoup some of its money if the line is a success . |
| 20 | It builds on existing , more limited arrangements that we have already introduced , which rely on suitable cases being referred to an adjudication officer who considers whether it is in the interests of the claimant for direct payments to be made . |
| 21 | Next it was reported that The Harbour had sold , for £250 to an Eastbourne hotel which planned to hang it in its ballroom . |
| 22 | One or two mentioned that they would look forward to the course and that if they were not going to an ATB event they would be out anyway . |
| 23 | The chairman and former president of the Industrial Bank of Japan , Kaneo Nakamura , announced his resignation on Oct. 22 together with two other directors , after the bank was accused of serious irregularities in relation to an Osaka entrepreneur who had forged securities against up to 240,000 million yen of IBJ loans . |
| 24 | One side effect of these divided responsibilities is that Skymaster , and to an extent Prestel itself , has never been effectively sold to its intended market to any great degree . |
| 25 | He had an express power to delegate this function to a committee which , in turn , attempted to further sub-delegate its functions to an executive officer who issued a directive to a farmer that only sugar should be grown in a particular field . |
| 26 | But sources close to the Vienna talks said that the most difficult issue remained opposition by Kuwait to an OPEC quota which would limit its build up in production in the aftermath of the Gulf war . |
| 27 | After his education , he was apprenticed to his father 's coach-building premises , graduating after three years to an office position which he retained until his father retired in 1890 . |
| 28 | I know the car 's essential but for instance if you 're going to an estate agent you 're not running round using the car in company time . |
| 29 | If you went to an estate agent you may if they 're willing to er have one or two estate agent staff to help you out and if you went to a golf club you would be likely to have the pro or the secretary help you out . |
| 30 | If you go to an estate agent you may have two people to help you out . |