Example sentences of "from [art] [noun] [noun pl] [unc] " in BNC.
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| 1 | He ignored the question as he went on , ‘ Bush walks are the preferred activity of older people — like groups from the Country Women 's Institute , or the Townswomen 's Guild or church groups . ’ |
| 2 | Letters from one of them told of Mohnyin , another BCMS centre , where the nurses from the Mandalay Children 's Hospital had settled . |
| 3 | Steve , not in police custody but not free either , was in the care of an officer from the Greenwich Children 's Department . |
| 4 | As we go to press , there has been no satisfactory explanation as to the withdrawal of the number one seed Monica Seles from the Wimbledon Women 's Singles at the last moment . |
| 5 | A member of The Savoy Group of Hotels and Restaurants , The Lygon Arms extends a special welcome to National Trust members with an exclusive invitation to stay at the hotel and depart with a case of specially selected wine from The Lygon Arms ' cellar . |
| 6 | So what are the lessons from the subject assessors ' feedback ? |
| 7 | These results relate to data available at April 1987 , by which time about 65% of sucjects were no longer under observation , mainly because they have moved from the recruiting doctors ' practice . |
| 8 | By 1987 about 65% of the women were no longer under observation , mainly because they had moved from the recruiting doctors ' practice area . |
| 9 | The government insisted this was the reason he secretly contacted Castro to mediate a solution that would save him from the drug dealers ' retribution . |
| 10 | However , the reorganization of water resources may lead to the use of lower.quality water or , as is worse from the textile finishers ' point of view , water that may vary from time to time . |
| 11 | Women Talking : an Anthology from the Guardian Women 's Page , 1957 . ] |
| 12 | From the water companies ' point of view , the advantage of indirect systems is that they reduce the effects on the mains of heavy demand ( first thing in the morning , for example ) and that they keep most of the householder 's water system separate from the mains supply . |
| 13 | A SPIN-OFF from the Teesside Women 's Cancer Prevention Unit appeal , which has raised over £ 5m in four years , became £500 richer yesterday thanks to staff at the Royal Mail sorting office in Middlesbrough . |
| 14 | This was the first self-organized disability group to receive major funding from the GLC Women 's Committee . |
| 15 | After she changed the number , Coleman himself began to get similar calls at the apartment he had taken for the family in Palatine , a commuter train ride from the Boy Scouts ' office on Lake Street , Chicago , although these , too , stopped after he took the DIA 's advice and obtained an unlisted number . |
| 16 | In particular , they offer the Franklin Elementary Spellmaster with a 27,000 word database drawn from The Oxford Children 's Dictionary , published by Oxford University Press , together with a free copy of the book . |
| 17 | One day in February , just six weeks after Sarah accepted Nahum Morey 's proposal , Edward Wooldridge ran home from the Chertsey Infants ' School on the corner of St Anne 's Road as fast as his six-year-old legs would carry him . |
| 18 | One-year-old Caolan , who desperately needs a liver and bowel transplant , will be flown home from the Birmingham Children 's Hospital by air ambulance on Monday . |
| 19 | Also in collaboration with H A Weyers , a paediatrician from the Wilhelmina Children 's Hospital in Utrecht , a method was developed that permitted the analysis of faecal fat excretion in children with coeliac disease by analysing the correct coefficient of fat absorption . |
| 20 | Lillie , Lillie , we was playing darts on Monday , came out from the ladies toilets ' and said You ought to see that skirting board , it 's all coming away and rotting . |
| 21 | In May 1965 £100 from the Society Stewards ' accounts was set aside as the beginning of a Building Fund , the purpose of which was either to extend the existing halls or to build new ones . |
| 22 | From the farm workers ' point of view , farmers therefore become ‘ one of us ’ to be counterposed to ‘ them ’ , the rural immigrant population . |
| 23 | But then think through the logic from the football authorities ' perspective . |
| 24 | Writing in the American magazine Astronautics and Aeronautics , Gretton-Watson suggests that the huge volume of natural gas from the Gulf states ' oil fields could be turned into liquid hydrogen , an important fuel in high energy rockets . |
| 25 | Born in 1888 of working-class parents in Belopole , a small Ukrainian town , he had graduated from the Poltava Teachers ' Institute in 1917 with a gold medal . |
| 26 | Volunteers from Mary Edwards ' Surbiton class participated in a demonstration class and Pat Keen and four members from the Surrey Teachers ' Display Team ably shoed many aspects of our work as well as performing their latest item . |
| 27 | VALDA LAKE retired with a back spasm from the LTA Women 's Challenger tournament at Swindon yesterday . |
| 28 | The ability to do this arises from the fee earners ' specialist knowledge of the field , the aquisition and development of which must be the starting point for any firm wishing to increase its volume of personal injury work . |
| 29 | Fran , unable to drag her gaze away from the little girl 's excited face , said : ‘ We got the final all-clear from the Pittsburgh Children 's Hospital yesterday . |
| 30 | The petition , backed by a committee from the Murrisk Residents ' Association , was signed by more than 20,000 people . |