Example sentences of "as [prep] [noun] ' " in BNC.
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| 1 | As for Hughes ' own career , everything seems to be on course for world domination . |
| 2 | Exhibitions are major arenas for spectators of art , as well as for artists ' struggles to achieve reputations and recognition . |
| 3 | Professional fees may be shared and partnerships entered into with the same categories of persons as under Solicitors ' Practice Rule 7 ( see above ) and also with a lawyer qualified in another jurisdiction . |
| 4 | As with widows ' payment , receipt is dependent on sufficient NI contributions having been paid . |
| 5 | As with Courtaulds ' Cromadex concept , the arrangement means the customer can have any colour in any quantity supplied immediately . |
| 6 | Just as in Jesus ' time , concern for the sick , underprivileged , outcast and those without rights or o–pressed should be unquestionable . |
| 7 | The history of Western Marxism amounts to a history of attempts to provide a means for transcending the condition of alienation and achieving that lost totality , not through irony or a reified homogeneous temporality , as in Lukács ' novel , but , according to his formulation of Marxism , through history and class consciousness . |
| 8 | ( With nouns in the plural , such as students , the convention is simply to add an apostrophe , as in " the students ' books " ; with names already ending in " s " , apostrophe " s " is still generally added — so Keats 's , rather than Keats ' , though the apostrophe without an additional " s " is nearly always used for ancient classical names , as in Augustus ' . ) |
| 9 | Vehicles that can provide 100 kilometres of driving from 6 litres of fuel are on the market , as well as in manufacturers ' laboratories , but few people buy a car solely because of its fuel economy . |
| 10 | As in Confucious ' system , everyone has their place . |
| 11 | Even today suggestions are still being made as to Judas ' motive . |
| 12 | Heseltine 's team , by contrast , was highly skilful , visibly enthusiastic , extremely active and very well informed as to backbenchers ' voting intentions . |