Example sentences of "in [art] [adj] [noun pl] and " in BNC.
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| 1 | In the 1970s Abrams and colleagues carried out the ‘ Street studies ’ of neighbouring and subsequently reviewed neighbourhood care schemes . |
| 2 | The fate of the great whales has not been a happy one and in the 1970s scientists and conservationists began to express deep concern over their dwindling numbers . |
| 3 | These include the reduction in the legal immunities and rights of trade unions , rejection of formal incomes policy , and the tripartite style of decisionmaking , according priority to the abatement of inflation , even with unemployment at over three million , privatization of state industries and services , changes in the framework in which many public services are carried out , interventions in local government structure and imposition of far-reaching controls over its finance , changes in the welfare state , and open hostility to the civil service and large parts of the public sector . |
| 4 | She would have especially wanted to know more of her own mother , whose story is told in the final chapters and who died in 1903 of peritonitis when the author was 10 days old . |
| 5 | The garden is on sandy soil ( those monks did not like damp chasubles ) , and in the accumulated rocks and rubble of the old buildings water simply disappears . |
| 6 | The race was won by an Aston Martin DB4 and the Guisborough duo came sixth in the overall concours and fourth in their class of 1,000–1,300cc grand touring sports cars . |
| 7 | If one has not got a keen interest in the overall aims and objects of a particular body , then it is unlikely that its A.G.M. will be a terrific draw . |
| 8 | The charms of Lochinver are not found in the village , however , but in the immediate environs and in the hinterland . |
| 9 | From the start and in the course of its development , industrial development was distinctive , not least because its rapid phase from 1870 onwards coincided with a prolonged agricultural depression in the eastern counties and a collapse of staple industries in East London . |
| 10 | Lydia Becker , a leading Victorian feminist , compared the position of middle class women unfavourably with that of working class women : ‘ What I most desire , is to see married women of the middle classes stand on the same terms of equality as prevail in the working classes and the highest aristocracy . |
| 11 | The Industrial Revolution brought about educational awareness in the working classes and the government started to give small amounts of funding to the schools run by charitable religious societies in 1833 . |
| 12 | Corporate Wedgwood sales and marketing manager Barry Cox , who presented the awards , said : ‘ Wedgwood tableware is seen in the finest hotels and restaurants , large and small , all over the world . |
| 13 | It 's the ginger one in the tartan longjohns and his mate with the coconut matting on his chest . |
| 14 | So Cornelius crept off to the bathroom , performed fastidious ablutions , togged up in the vile pyjamas and returned to the bedroom . |
| 15 | What could still be seen , in the splendid roof-tops and towers of magnificent buildings . |
| 16 | In contrast , the adult parasite stores its energy as glycogen , mainly in the lateral cords and muscles , and this may constitute 20% of the dry weight of the worm . |
| 17 | Er recordwise it never happened and does never seem to happen but we can go to America and work in the Irish centres and the Irish clubs and be an Irish band but er the way we could come over here and do a concert to people in general , it does n't I think the radio situation in America for years was al always very if you were folk you played in folk programme , if you were country you 'll play in the country prog whereas here in Britain there 's one great thing with the radio system , people tend to play whatever you know if it 's easy listening programme they play whatever is is nice and easy listening you know . |
| 18 | At least the new Brigadier served in the Irish Guards and they had Pipers . |
| 19 | Well , this place looked okay to me , the only hitch being that there were n't any women in it They were all in the butch bars and the diesel discos . |
| 20 | Market buildings , in particular , have proved especially elusive in the small towns and there is little to compare with the forum or macellum of the cities . |
| 21 | Bake at 170°C ( 325°F/Gas Mark 3 ) , allowing 40 minutes for the cakes baked in the small basins and 55 minutes for the cake baked in the large basin . |
| 22 | The adult worms are most often found in the small bronchi and their eggs , containing the first stage larvae , hatch soon after being passed in the faeces ( Fig. 26 ) . |
| 23 | Punctual arrival at the head of the queue which formed up by 9:15 on the January Monday morning meant for him rising in the small hours and manoeuvring a moped along frozen lanes to catch the milk train from Kingham to Paddington , but he never failed to appear . |
| 24 | in the small hours and for her the woods |
| 25 | Two nights later he woke up in the small hours and lay there coldly . |
| 26 | On the day arrangements went smoothly and we were settling ourselves on the 1220 ex Llangollen when Colin appeared in person , having done his work in the small hours and put our visit ahead of his sleep ! |
| 27 | But he woke in the small hours and found her in his arms , just like that first time in the studio at Westfield Manor . |
| 28 | He was the second highest wicket-taker in the Red Stripe Cup with 23 ( at 17.61 ) in the five matches and surprised the Englishmen with his lively pace and out-swing . |
| 29 | We had given them the prospect of an out in the five years and they did very well out of their investment . ’ |
| 30 | Though the extensive story telling of the Bible and Gospels was developed especially in Gothic architecture , in the great portals and walls , Romanesque work too tells this story . |