Example sentences of "[verb] [prep] [adj] [v-ing] [prep] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | It could be criticized for both dealing with the suffering of black South Africa through the eyes of a white liberal , and for it 's ending , which is the worst example of the movie 's creeping sentimentality . |
| 2 | One said last night : ‘ In reality , every worker in the nuclear industry is a guinea-pig and the same goes for those living around the plants . ’ |
| 3 | But difficulties of transfer undoubtedly interact with those arising from the need to master the ‘ language of books ’ . |
| 4 | Appetites were whetted among those working on the Tron project and a host of computer animation specialists sprang up in California looking for a piece of the Hollywood action . |
| 5 | Guests at the Pineta share the landscaped gardens and benefit equally from the excellent service and comforts enjoyed by those staying in the main building . |
| 6 | The self-regulation of the profession and the high standards demanded of its members are said to be the justification for the monopolies enjoyed by those engaging in the activity and by the restrictive practices permitted . |
| 7 | Although Mr Parkinson did not entirely dismiss rule out road pricing , he will disappoint a the growing lobby wanting of those pressing for the Government to introduce schemes result in estimated charging s of £3 to £4 around £3 — £4 for to drive through central London . |
| 8 | In Spain , civil war exploded in 1936 owing to the roughly equal popular support commanded by the two sides , the rebels ' failure to achieve a swift victory , the Republic 's arming of the union militias , and — crucially — the fascist powers ' intervention on the Nationalists ' side . |
| 9 | This input is not only welcome from those climbing in the higher grades ; opinions about all the climbs are valid , with the need for accurate lower grade route descriptions being vital . |
| 10 | Amanda was a frequent companion and , according to those working for the Prince , it was only the discovery of her friendship with a diplomat which prevented the match going any further . |
| 11 | Even gentle exercises , such as Yoga , can put tremendous stress on the body if they are done without first dealing with the fundamental issues of end-gaining and faulty sensory perception . |
| 12 | Thus , Dip.AD courses were subsumed by those leading to the award of a BA degree with honours and the one to two years higher diploma courses to an MA degree . |
| 13 | When speeches are made after seated dinners at lengthy , formal wedding receptions , they begin after all eating at the formal meal has finished , and are preceded by the announcement from the toastmaster , ‘ Ladies and Gentlemen , you may now smoke . ’ |
| 14 | In this chapter we consider of casual working in the hotels and catering sector . |
| 15 | The potential is underlined by the fact that the US market , with just twice the population of Japan , absorbed about 10m personal computers last year , against the modest 2.2m sold in Japan — although the comparison is distorted by the fact that the dedicated word processor is still a major force in the Japanese market , and 2.24m Japanese-language word processors produced in 1992 according to the Electronics Industry Association of Japan , which means that combined sales for word processors and personal computers are much closer to parity with the US market . |
| 16 | And the next thing I know as this banging on the door ! |
| 17 | Betty began in 1945 working in the despatch department , unloading hanks of yarn as they came off the dryer . |
| 18 | I remember in particular going with the local bishop to an early morning Eucharist . |
| 19 | Papers or proposals for leading a workshop are invited from those working in the field . |
| 20 | THE 15-week ambulance dispute moved into a new area of confrontation yesterday as non-emergency workers in Surrey were threatened with the sack unless they returned to normal working in the new year . |
| 21 | It 's odd to see how much smaller the trees clinging to the cliff face which are exposed to the salty winds off the sea are compared to those growing in the more sheltered woodland later in the walk . |
| 22 | This chord for instance , could only be laid out in the manner indicated , but the blend would hardly be impaired at all owing to the thick reediness of the low clarinets . |
| 23 | The latest attacks has been roundly condemned by those campaigning against the clinic . |
| 24 | In the chapter we described the profit or loss arising on the disposal of a fixed asset as a paper profit or loss , explain how this profit differs from that arising on the sale of stock . |
| 25 | Yeah and we see a lorry with a bloke he was doing like that looking out the back and we all go Ahhhh ! |
| 26 | was adapted from traditional preaching on the emptiness of human boasting . |
| 27 | On the other hand , an agent acquires no rights under contracts made by him on behalf of his principal ; and where the existence of the principal is known to those contracting with the agent , the latter , as a rule , incurs no liability for such contracts . |
| 28 | The femur head splitting is similar ( Fig. 1.5F ) ; a humerus not shown earlier shows some penetration along the epiphysis ( Fig. 1.5G , H ) ; and weathering of the limb bone shafts is still restricted to fine splitting following the orientation of the collagen ( Fig. 1.5E ) . |
| 29 | However , legal advice is not provided solely by lawyers and it is certainly not restricted to those operating within the professional structure described in Chapter 3 . |
| 30 | No consideration was given to what would happen to those working in the industry , their families or communities . |