Example sentences of "next [adj] [noun pl] [noun] [coord] " in BNC.
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1 | In the next few weeks Karen and Drew spent a lot of time together . |
2 | In the next few weeks Anne and Marilla worked hard together on the farm and in the house . |
3 | Over the next few weeks Avril and Peter , a Royal Mail executive , gradually got to know each other , but they remained just good friends . |
4 | During the next few weeks Bourke and Blake moved to several different apartments in London owned by friends who Bourke claimed were members of CND and named as Michael Reynolds and Pat Porter . |
5 | For the next few months Mr and I are going to home in on a theme for these services . |
6 | The harvest had started , everyone else was out in the fields , afraid it would rain , and for the next few days Libby and George joined in , stooking and carrying sheaves which they could seldom get to balance . |
7 | For 20 of the next 30 years OCA and Wings Aviation Limited flew ‘ DRD out of Red Lake , using floats for the summer and Noorduyn-designed streamlined skis during the winter . |
8 | Over the next three years Dun & Bradstreet says its business will evolve into three different areas . |
9 | For the next three weeks Anne and Marilla were very busy . |
10 | During the next ten days negotiations and discussions went on , in some of which I was the messenger for Sir Hubert , particularly in the efforts to get U Saw and U Ba Maw into the Council , successful in the first case but not in the second . |
11 | In the course of the next two decades Oxford and Cambridge became involved in what one of the Cambridge extension lecturers described as an attempt to provide " University Education for the Whole Nation by an itinerant system connected with the Old Universities " . |
12 | For the next two years businessmen and governments saw inflation , not the threat of recession , as the real risk . |
13 | This was so important that he and some colleagues spent the next two years computing and checking their calculations until they were totally satisfied with the correctness of the result . |