Example sentences of "by [noun prp] at [art] " in BNC.
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1 | Tony Dodemaide , 28 , the Victoria and Australia allrounder released by Sussex at the end of last season , is to play for Lancashire League club East Lancashire in 1992 . |
2 | This puzzle was highlighted by Frenk at the UK National Astronomy Meeting , in Leicester last month in a paper discussing what he termed the ‘ baryon catastrophe ’ for the Coma cluster . |
3 | Nicandra was pleased with her own plateful of roast chicken , helped by Twomey at the side table — pleased with everything except the spinach . |
4 | An example of such a computerized search aid is the CONIT — COnnector for Network Information Transfer developed by Marcus at the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems , MIT . |
5 | Another approach to creating a user-friendly system has been worked on by Doszkocs at the National Institute of Health : CITE ( Current Information Transfer in English ) is a natural language query capability for the MEDLINE database . |
6 | By Mitch at the 350 Salon , Battersea |
7 | His later Lives do not inspire great confidence in their historical details about a young king seeking the hand of Offa 's daughter in marriage and falling a victim to the machinations of Queen Cynethryth , who alleged that Aethelberht 's real intention was to reconnoitre the Mercian kingdom with a view to invading it , and when the Chronicon ex Chronicis also claims that Aethelberht was put to death by Offa at the instigation of Queen Cynethryth it is not necessarily independent of the legend . |
8 | Both made from remnants of terylene bought by Madeleine at a sale in Le Havre and run up by her on the black and gold sewing-machine you had to pedal like a toy car . |
9 | Many of the specimen trees which are still in the park were almost certainly planted by Webb at the time , and the elegant arched orangery in the garden must have been built to his designs . |
10 | In truth , he was very much smitten by Sarah at the time and he would scarcely have noticed the rather nondescript little sister who fell passionately in love that day . |
11 | Yes , I can en envisage that somewhere , perhaps a visitor 's a first step towards clarifying what may be a runner would be taken by Sarah at the moment , but er , which we would put an investigator straight from future , for example . |
12 | But they ran into trouble again during a 72-run defeat by Leicestershire at The Oval last month . |
13 | A pencil sketch by Walker at the Courtauld Institute shows a standing female nude with arms fully stretched upwards and face turned to follow which is inscribed underneath with the title ‘ Aspiration ’ . |
14 | The German army system of 1914 dated from the reorganization of the Prussian Army after its defeat by Napoleon at the Battle of Jena in 1806 . |
15 | On the basis that these remedial measures were in hand , the judge did not grant the injunction sought by SPAG at the end of March 1985 . |
16 | The men 's 200m individual medley and men 's and women 's 100m backstroke championships are the highlights of this year 's four Darlington club galas , sponsored by McDonalds at the Dolphin Centre on Tuesday ( 6.30pm ) . |
17 | Other groups may have bettered these results ; they are gleaned from Special Action Feedbacks which had been received by AIBS at the time we went to press . |
18 | In the London League , Hampstead and Spencer overtook Surbiton , who snatched a draw at Purley ; Ben Rhydding , beaten 3-2 by Sheffield , were overhauled by Preston and Alderley Edge in the North ; while Trojans , held 2-2 by Anchorians , were joined by Chichester at the top of the South . |
19 | This type of link may be characterized by the stretch of apolar residues in the N-terminal β- strand A and a hydrogen bond network in domain 2 mediated by Ser-X-Pro at the start of β- strand A combined with Asn 161 and Ser 164 at the end of β- strand F and start of G ( residues in red ) . |
20 | The challenge of integrity against hypocrisy , made by Emilia at the very end of Othello , is placed first in King Lear . |
21 | The seasiders increased their lead on 37 minutes when Glendinning again provided the cross from the left which was turned into the net by McCallan at the back post . |
22 | The book that covers all aspects of keeping Koi , including their health care and breeding , is the ‘ Interpet Encyclopaedia of Koi ’ published by Salamander at a cost of £19.98 . |
23 | If you are also interested in fish health , I recommend the Interpet Manual of Fish Health by Chris Andrews , Adrian Exell and Neville Carrington , also published by Salamander at a cost of £12 95 . |
24 | One of de Bois ’ greatest successes was the sale of six works by Redon at the 1913 Armory Show , after which de Bois considered himself an equal to dealers such as Vollard and Kahnweiler . |
25 | The creation of the new presidency had been among the radical proposals announced by Gorbachev at a meeting of the CPSU central committee on Feb. 5-7 as part of a draft new party platform [ see pp. 37234-35 ] . |
26 | A new military doctrine , ‘ reasonable sufficiency ’ , was adopted by Gorbachev at the 27th Party Congress and subsequently by the Warsaw Treaty Organisation . |
27 | Yanayev 's nomination as Vice-President had been forced through by Gorbachev at the Congress of People 's Deputies on Dec. 27 , 1990 [ see p. 37904 ] . |
28 | The key objective is a 15 per cent return on equity , and all business within the group is conducted at arm 's length on guidelines laid down by CB at the centre . |
29 | In practice , for inner London at least , a trend was set for forms of mixed residential development in which blocks of flats were conspicuous : Churchill Gardens Estate , Pimlico , designed by Powell and Moya , contained 2,000 dwellings which combined eight-storey blocks of flats and maisonettes and three-storey terraces of housing and flats at an overall density of 200 persons per acre ; and the Somerford Grove Estate in Hackney , another layout of flats and houses , designed by Gibberd at a density 104 persons per acre . |
30 | " Unity " was redefined by Pollitt at the Second Left Book Club rally on 16 January 1938 . |