Example sentences of "with [noun] ' [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | In many of the prisons , CAB sessions are geared to deal with prisoners ' pre-release anxieties and to explain how the CAB on the outside will be able to help them when they are released . |
| 2 | Myles looks like a kid Joe Strummer , guitar replaced by his low-slung bass , while singer Loz twists his guitar round stiffly , dealing with songs ' tricky arrangements . |
| 3 | Canadians long used to seeing environmental campaigners arguing with corporate polluters were stunned to turn on their TV sets and see Isaacs rubbing shoulders with Loblaws ' gnome-like marketing genius , David Nichols . |
| 4 | And that could set up a multi-million pound transfer merry-go-round at the City Ground , with fans ' favourite Roy Keane at the centre of it . |
| 5 | Bold concept cars from Renault and Citroen were the stars at the Paris motor show along with Mercedes ' new 500E Q-car . |
| 6 | The research was therefore concerned with parents ' retrospective impressions and reflections , and not put alongside similar commentaries from social workers or children . |
| 7 | The study assumes that spending on pensions as a proportion of GDP increases in line with countries ' old-age dependency ratios . |
| 8 | The shop is aimed primarily at children and teenagers and includes a buy and swop scheme to help cope with youngsters ' fickle fads for games . |
| 9 | HyperSparc is pin-compatible with Cypress ' first-generation Sparc RISCs , which Sun uses in its workstations and server systems , and uses the 40MHz Mbus . |
| 10 | This ‘ embarrassment ’ already identified by Christopher Ricks in connection with Keats ' poetic references to women , was not an evasion of the sensual but a deliberate avoidance of direct reference , a coyness that actually intensified erotic readings and one which may be said to dominate British sculpture during the period 1880–1910 , particularly in its representations of women . |
| 11 | One of the serious problems with Kane 's work is that , despite its theoretical fragility , it is simple , comprehensive and , unfortunately , appealing ; it explains everything to do with blacks ' sporting success as rooted in race . |
| 12 | With workers ' real gross incomes determined primarily by accumulation , higher taxes bit into take-home pay . |
| 13 | There are two puppy opens , with Williams ' ever-improving Arfur Daley , a recent open winner at Brough Park , looking to have a great chance alongside Gordon Rooks ' Movealong Sharp and Tommy Robinson 's Just Right Air . |
| 14 | But despite its glamorous image of foreign travel , meeting and dealing with firms ' top executives , and making headlines in the financial press when the deal bursts onto the markets , you have to be very committed and prepared to work long and unsocial hours ( often at weekends ) and be comfortable dealing with people who are often under stress and , in consequence , rude . |
| 15 | But this , of course , does not yield explanations of class strategies , and thus of the class struggle , which are in line with Poulantzas ' theoretical principles . |
| 16 | The unit links research with practitioners ' educational needs for personalised feedback on clinical performance . |
| 17 | It is the first indication there are teething troubles with SSDs ' new powers to inspect private schools under the Children Act . |
| 18 | The role of psychotropic medication in such cases should be made clear to the patient , particularly where medication is only a means of assisting coping behaviour rather than dealing with patients ' fundamental problems . |
| 19 | In the light of later events , it is possible to doubt Scott 's altruism in taking the initiative in this case ; clearly after the change of government with Manners ' well-known enthusiasm for the Middle Ages , the chances were that a Gothic design would be acceptable , and Scott was the best placed of the Gothic competitors , although of course he was completely unaware of the ultimately crucial placings awarded to him by the assessors . |
| 20 | This book reflected a growing disenchantment with sociologists ' abstract generalities of earlier years . |
| 21 | ( a ) 25% to 50% of library users use the catalogue ; ( b ) students account for the greatest proportion of the user population ; ( c ) the catalogue is used predominantly for known-item searching and use increases with users ' educational level ; ( d ) public library users do more subject searching than academic library users . |
| 22 | However , should these agreements conflict with governors ' statutory responsibilities the latter will take precedence . |
| 23 | In the city centre however , St Anne 's , Radford and Sneinton are all former slum areas which are consistent with Burgess ' low class residential zone . |
| 24 | Universities are trying to educate as cheaply as possible , but in doing so can frequently produce collections of study aids that infringe and compete unfairly with publishers ' original texts . |
| 25 | One of the problems with Heelas ' excellent discussion ( this volume ) is that while he develops the ambiguities concerning intentionality in our own concept of ‘ aggression ’ very well , he does not seem to recognize that this may be a very general feature of related concepts in other cultures . |
| 26 | Get more light for your money with Philips ' concentrated-beam Spotline bulbs |
| 27 | Be colourful and keep dry in those April showers with Totes ' new Spots , Stripes and Plains collection of Umbrella designs . |
| 28 | Two other case-control studies have not found evidence of an increased risk of leukaemia in association with fathers ' preconceptual exposure to external ionising radiation . |
| 29 | Apart from the apparent relation with fathers ' preconceptual exposure to ionising radiation , we found no other notable associations . |
| 30 | With Wales ' top clubs running in sackfuls of tries and playing to packed houses , Davies believes the national side are poised to reap the benefits . |