Example sentences of "with its [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It could be the boldly untranslated fragment of Quenya , or the triple repetition of ‘ feel … feel … smell ’ , or the sudden change to less plain language in Galadriel 's speech , with its elvish place-name ( and also its typical echo of wartime English popular song ) . |
| 2 | The uplands and mountains of France , from the Massif Central with its extensive grasslands , large woods , forests and upland wetlands to the high mountains and foothills of the Pyrenees and Alps with their substantial areas of sub-montane and montane vegetation types and permanent snow fields , support a notably varied and impressive fauna and flora . |
| 3 | Our friendly bar with its extensive range of beers , real ales and cocktails , combined with the latest music , dancing and entertainment , adds up to a memorable evening in a convivial atmosphere . |
| 4 | Vienna , often a tiresome city to get through with its extensive suburbs and cobbled streets , did not present such a problem in the early morning . |
| 5 | The ascendancy of the house of Foix , with its extensive possessions in the central and eastern Pyrenees and in Catalonia , Roussillon and Navarre , brought a political force inclined towards the Capetians rather than the Plantagenets into the arena of Gascon politics at a troubled time . |
| 6 | Holland , with its extensive waterways , had only 211 miles by 1860 . |
| 7 | The lively approach of Get Ready ! , with its extensive use of songs , rhymes , and activities , will involve children in miming or performing actions at their desks . |
| 8 | Getting around Stresa is n't a problem with its extensive network of public transport . |
| 9 | Indeed , when the academic discipline of ‘ criminology ’ is referred to it is almost invariably taken to mean only positivist criminology in this wider sense , with its extensive research and literature and established ( though competing ) theories . |
| 10 | Following on from the suggestion of plate separation in the Devonian , the early Carboniferous was characterised by tension and rifting , as in the Midland Valley of Scotland , with its extensive lava flows . |
| 11 | The only possible scope for early development is in association with its agricultural use , for example living accommodation for farm workers or owner-occupiers . |
| 12 | She was n't overly interested in showy , materialistic status symbols but she did buy one — her open-topped Mazda car with its distinctive JLG number plate for Julie Louise Godwin . |
| 13 | For in the Soviet view , as we have seen , the construction of the party with its distinctive democratic-centralist structure was an essential condition for the victory of the socialist revolution . |
| 14 | Her hair was twisted into tight steel-grey rolls on which sat her clinic cap with its distinctive badge . |
| 15 | The Temple of Luxor , with its distinctive columns shaped like bundles of papyrus , overlooks the tree-lined waterfront of the Nile ; close by is the massive complex of Karnak , the largest place of worship known to man , an intricate combination of ram-headed sphinxes , labyrinth passageways and chambers , whose detail has hardly been affected by the elements over thousands of years . |
| 16 | Their Mostly Men range with its distinctive packaging is a superb collection of men only products . |
| 17 | The upper floor of the Monitor Building , with its distinctive windows looking towards Central Park , will be reserved for sculpture . |
| 18 | This disseminated type of settlement , in hamlets and isolated farms , had as its foundation the ten-acre holding preserved by inheritance laws that kept the farm , with its distinctive name , as a unit within the family . |
| 19 | I hope it is not too fanciful to think in terms of the old universities , the civic universities , the former colleges of advanced technology , and the polytechnics grouped like the colours in a spectrum each with its distinctive character but with no barriers . |
| 20 | Queen Anne figures again in the bedroom one floor up : the massive 17th-century four-poster bed is hung with Queen Anne crewel work , with its distinctive pattern of intertwining leaves and flowers on a cream background . |
| 21 | An ecologically engineered design will much more closely resemble a natural habitat — such as a wetland , with its distinctive plant and animal species — than a conventional building . |
| 22 | One can still climb Lewesdon through its aisles of trees and see the wide scene with its distinctive landmarks just as Crowe saw it , though the crowding sails of the ships of the line and the merchantmen have gone . |
| 23 | In London an area forming an arc east of Charing Cross , from Lambeth through Docklands to Islington now represents a major concentration of deprivation , the dominant characteristics being high rates of unemployment ( racially concentrated ) , high population density , a poverty of housing stock and a disadvantaged environment for a population with its distinctive sub-class of welfare dependents . |
| 24 | The Unionist party thus emerged from the war reassured in its identity as the national party , more closely in touch with the national mood than in 1914 , with its electoral prospects much improved . |
| 25 | She would have preferred Muriel , Lady Selvedge , with its dowager-like dignity . |
| 26 | Nine out of ten of the 2/2 Independent Company were from the dry country districts of Western Australia , used to living in the bush , butchering their own meat , and improvising motor repairs — skills they found essential in living off the country in Timor and during their first year or so as an Independent Company stationed 250 miles ( 400km ) south of Darwin in the little town of Katherine with its corrugated buildings , its one hotel and two stores . |
| 27 | Melbourne , Australia-based , Computer Power Software Group Inc has set up a subsidiary , Today Distribution AB , Sweden , in association with its Swedish distributor , software house Arcad Technology AB . |
| 28 | This dark-humoured , surreal movie , originally released 20 years ago , continues to entertain with its intriguing storyline . |
| 29 | In a broader perspective — that of ‘ world music ’ as a whole — standardization , with its pejorative implications , might be more usefully renamed ‘ formula ’ . |
| 30 | The layout of the chamber , with its in-built bias to confrontational politics , derives directly and in detail from St Stephen 's chapel , where the Commons moved to in 1547 . |