Example sentences of "[noun prp] [adj] [prep] the third " in BNC.

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1 In what some believed to be a dummy run of tomorrow 's final , Jackie Lockhart 's team beat Christine Cannon 's Stranraer 8-7 in the third round .
2 Experts from 118 signatory countries met in Geneva on Sept. 9-27 for the third review conference of the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention [ see p. 25237-39 ] .
3 Representatives of Japan and North Korea met in Beijing on May 20 for the third round of the ongoing normalization talks .
4 Gary Cattermole remained unbeaten in the latter match , although it was close — defeating Jim Laxton 21–16 in the third , Ron Covall 21–17 in the third and Joe Murray 21–19 in the third .
5 The uniprocessor models of the Sparcserver 10 and the Sparcserver 600MP system with SuperSparc will be available with Solaris 1.1 in the third quarter .
6 He sustained a minor bullet wound on Good Friday 1917 and more serious gas injuries on or about 10 September 1917 during the third battle of Ypres ( Passchendaele ) .
7 Gary Cattermole remained unbeaten in the latter match , although it was close — defeating Jim Laxton 21–16 in the third , Ron Covall 21–17 in the third and Joe Murray 21–19 in the third .
8 In the first case of its kind , Brentford striker Gary Blissett is alleged to have assaulted John Uzzell of Torquay United during the Third Division game .
9 In the first case of its kind , Brentford striker Gary Blissett is alleged to have assaulted John Uzzell of Torquay United during the Third Division game .
10 Gary Cattermole remained unbeaten in the latter match , although it was close — defeating Jim Laxton 21–16 in the third , Ron Covall 21–17 in the third and Joe Murray 21–19 in the third .
11 Most radio sets were tuned to French stations in what was France 's ‘ darkest hour ’ , and Britain 's ‘ finest ’ ( pace Churchill ) : families in the north and east emulated their government ( and most newspapers published in Paris ) and fled the advancing German armies ; in Bordeaux many of the Third Republican MPs prepared to vote ‘ full powers ’ to a hero of the Great War , the octogenarian , Marshal Petain .
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