Example sentences of "known to have be [verb] in " in BNC.

  Next page
No Sentence
1 The first of such groups was Ketley 's Building Society known to have been operating in Birmingham in 1775 .
2 Great victories could become legendary : Chlothar II 's defeat of the Saxons in the early seventh century is known to have been commemorated in the songs of washerwomen .
3 Other spellings — Kyese , Keise , Keese — are known to have been recorded in the shires of Gloucester , Worcester and Hereford during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , but today only the style Keyse is found in that area , and Kease appears nowhere except in the author 's own ancestral bloodline .
4 They comprised two operatic arias sung by the tenor Jean de Reszke , which are known to have been recorded in Paris on 22nd April 1905 .
5 The material occurs in the Old World near Lake Baikal and traces have been noted in the Pamirs , but the only source known to have been exploited in antiquity is that visited by Marco Polo in Badakhshan , north-east Afghanistan ( fig. 25 ) .
6 The theatre is known to have been built in 1599 , and closed by 1642 , but if records are to be believed today 's rebuilding hardly matches the efficiency of 17th century construction workers .
7 Up to ten thousand people are known to have been killed in the earthquake which struck India .
8 It is pleasing to report the purchase during the year from the private owner of twenty-four half-sheets of a copy of Breviarium Aberdonense ( Edinburgh , 1509–10 ) , generally known as the Aberdeen Breviary , the earliest surviving substantial work known to have been printed in Scotland .
9 The system is known to have been used in England in the first part of the eighth century , and continued to be employed by Anglo-Saxon kings until the tenth , when it fell into almost total disuse .
10 Searches that predominantly involve specific words or phrases known to have been used in the source material .
11 So far , none are known to have been released in the UK .
12 Many of these references indicate that the process originated in Asia Minor , in particular the region of Phrygia , near zinc ore deposits which are known to have been worked in antiquity .
13 The injunction to make a small cross on the table from five breadcrumbs as a sign of devotion links him with a custom known to have been practised in monastic life , linking the daily bread of physical survival with the bread of life broken at the Passion .
14 This book was the first natural history book known to have been published in Australia , where the engravings were also done probably by a transported forger .
  Next page