Example sentences of "with the same [noun] in " in BNC.

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1 With the same thought in their minds , they hurried from the room .
2 With the same actors in tow anda thumbs-up from the African National Congress , Gerard cranked up again .
3 This may be the first time there has been a broad comparison of two fairly " complete " catalogue systems which are also internally quite similar ( the present writer had a hand in the design of both of them ) with the same users in the same library .
4 The 35-year-old Bristol-based Scot , five clear at halfway after two dazzling rounds of 65 and 68 , did not play with the same style in much calmer conditions but rarely looked like losing his grip .
5 The horse can be worked on the lunge with the same principles in mind i.e. rhythm and balance .
6 The tendency for horizontal influence to extend into regions that are quite unaffected in the absence of stratification is loosely analogous with the same tendency in other types of stratified flow as discussed in Section 15.1 .
7 The opportunity to talk about feelings and experiences , and to ventilate anxieties , sadness , anger or despair is important , as is the ability to find some personal meaning in the experience — for instance , following the death of one 's child , believing that his or her suffering and treatment may in some way help other children with the same affliction in the future .
8 Here we were joined by a small group of French Commandos , no doubt with the same views in mind ; something to drink and eye up the local crumpet !
9 Mirra Komarovsky comes up with the same finding in her survey of American working-class marriage .
10 ‘ So they throw parties , with the same people in attendance every time .
11 Consequently , many retailers in the run-up to Christmas were looking at poor weekly sales figures when compared with the same week in 1991 .
12 Weber 's argument was presented more systematically and in a somewhat different form , though with the same object in view , by Schumpeter ( 1942 , chap .
13 Thus children in a primary school will spend most of their time with the same teacher in any one year , while secondary school pupils will be taught by a variety of different teachers .
14 If the people sense that a vacuum has developed at the ‘ party centre ’ , and the troops are withdrawn , they will fill the same square with the same demand in a matter of hours .
15 Change repetitions by looking for new words with the same meaning in Roget 's Thesaurus .
16 Let us investigate now the converse problem when the wire is stationary but the equipment producing the magnetic field is moved lock , stock , and barrel with the same velocity in the opposite direction .
17 Assume now that the loop is stationary and the magnetic field ( given by eqn ( 4.87 ) ) moves with the same velocity in the opposite direction .
18 " Do n't ever dare to come into the garden again , " he ordered , with the same violence in his voice .
19 The danger here is that , although things may be pleasant for the workers , the incentive to work very hard is not so direct and it may not be possible to maintain a competitive position in comparison with the same industry in a developing country .
20 For example , the analysis of stylistic details of the representation on a coin , such as the treatment of the hair or the eye , and its comparison with the same features in other well-dated art forms such as vase painting or sculpture , should enable a date to be applied to a coin series , particularly in a period of rapid stylistic change in the arts ( such as early Greece ) .
21 For , as we shall see , political practice and behaviour at the local level can vary widely , even with the same party in control of the council chamber .
22 With the same end in view , no doubt , he called her ‘ Molly Coddle ’ — a name he had never thought to use when she was a child — and he insisted on changing the sex of his grandchildren so that Henrietta became Henry or Hal , Samantha was naturally Sam , and the three-year-old Jacqueline ‘ Jack the Lad ’ .
23 The situations envisaged by that subsection seem to me well illustrated by Bank of England v. Riley [ 1992 ] 2 W.L.R. 840 , which was dealing with the same words in another section of the same Act .
24 His impassioned Contrasts ( 1836 ) is a manifesto , both visual and verbal , for the Gothic , for it contrasts a town in 1440 with the same town in 1840 ( Fig. 30 ) , a comparison in which 1840 fails in every respect .
25 This was very reminiscent of General Primo de Rivera 's economic policies of the period 1923 – 30 , with the same basis in political nationalism .
26 There are several styles and sizes of lodges to choose from , each designed with the same aim in mind … the ultimate in luxuriousness .
27 He also pointed out that gross domestic product ( GDP ) grew in the first six months of 1989 by 2.4 per cent in real terms compared with the same period in 1988 , and that the 1.5 per cent growth target for 1989 would therefore be surpassed .
28 The cut was due in part to a recent series of pipeline ruptures and oilfield accidents and to a 4 per cent drop in Soviet oil production in the first half of 1990 ( as compared with the same period in 1989 ) .
29 On the negative side press reports indicated that the cost of the programme during the first half of 1990 had been a massive rise in unemployment ( from an official 6,000 at the end of 1989 to 568,000 ) ; a 30 per cent fall in output ; a 25 per cent drop in industrial sales in the first quarter ( in comparison with the same period in 1989 ) ; and an estimated 30 per cent drop in living standards , as real incomes slumped by around 35 per cent and 90 per cent of prices were freed ( following the abolition of subsidies ) to find their market level .
30 In the first quarter of 1990 industrial production fell by 4.7 per cent compared with the same period in 1989 while agricultural production fell by 14 per cent .
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