Example sentences of "[verb] [prep] [det] [noun pl] with [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The final version will be developed after several interviews with management personnel . |
| 2 | Those of my constituents who are members of the police force — both uniformed and civilian — and those in the constituencies of my hon. Friends are absolute saints to continue to work in such circumstances with bravery , courage , commitment and cheerfulness . |
| 3 | ‘ Worldly Paris mingled in these sessions with artists in sweaters who had come from the Rotonde and the Dôme … |
| 4 | Therefore , it seems to be warranted that a treatment aimed at bacterial eradication should be considered in all patients with H pylori associated gastric ulcer disease severe enough to contemplate further treatment options ( for example , frequent ulcer relapses , ulcer complications ) . |
| 5 | Medical advice should be sought for such injuries with drowsiness or photophobia . ) |
| 6 | Peripheral neuropathy has also been seen in some patients with PSS and neuropathy has been implicated in the initial changes in oesophageal motility . |
| 7 | The arrangement of the Local Management of Schools is one of the best initiatives of the Conservative Government and it has freed schools from the heavy-handed control of Local Government , and in particular that of Labour controlled Authorities because it 's a step into the unknown for some , with obviously some doubt at first , and many Labour Groups fed on those doubts with lies and threats but nevertheless it was taken up wholeheartedly by many schools . |
| 8 | The Code enjoined members to trade fairly and responsibly , to behave at all times with integrity , comply with all relevant legislation benefiting consumers , act responsibly and prudently in their marketing and advertising , ensure that its debt collection procedures conformed to the highest ethical standards . |
| 9 | Frank Kermode deals with these issues with lucidity and insight in his chapter on ‘ The Common Reader ’ in An Appetite for Poetry ( 1989 ) . |
| 10 | I would like to hear from any schemes with success in recruiting Asian carers and organisations that have undertaken research in this area . |
| 11 | We chose acupuncture points that had been used in most experiments with acupuncture analgesia , as well as in the two previous clinical studies , both of which were of electroacupuncture . |
| 12 | The rather low sensitivity of symptoms relating to upper gastrointestinal disease suggests that endoscopy should be performed on all patients with iron deficiency anaemia . |
| 13 | Since statistics rarely mean what they appear to at first glance , we should , however , look at these figures with caution . |
| 14 | If the conclusion of Hécaen and his colleagues ( Hécaen and Sauguet , 1971 ; Hécaen , De Agostini and Monzon-Montes , 1981 ) that familial left handers have bilateral speech , is accepted there is still the problem of distinguishing between those sinistrals with speech on the left side and those with speech on the right . |
| 15 | Lyso platelet activating factor — It was detected in all subjects with amounts ranging from 1 to 23 µg/h ( mean 6.1 ( 1.8 ) ) in basal condition and increased significantly ( 1 to 77 µg/h ; mean 31.8 ( 6.8 ) µg/hr ) under pentagastrin infusion ( Table and Fig 1 ) . |
| 16 | In blissful oblivion , I 'm sure , JTR boarded the St Clair , ‘ a Glasgow trader , that calls at many ports with merchandise and does a lively trade in the transport of cattle . ’ |
| 17 | The Lord Chancellor 's proposals have been universally condemned by those organisations with knowledge of the legal aid system . |
| 18 | Mr Justice Sheil said it was sad and regrettable that both the poppy and shamrock , which were worn by both traditions with pride throughout the world and by many in Northern Ireland , were capable of being used in the prison as a means of provocation to other prisoners . |
| 19 | Moreover to advocate exposing French tradition to foreign literatures , citing Whitman , Williams , and Pound , as seminal influences , to translate them in addition to David Jones or Basil Bunting , and to deny any allegiance to the French poetic mainstream is received in some circles with incomprehension . |
| 20 | He worked for many years with Darlington firm Paton and Baldwin , rising to the position of chairman of sales before his retirement . |
| 21 | In the one I have just evoked of those transports with Mala , it is not only the beautiful swooning body of the child I see again , but the whole mysterious and fearful surrounding of the equatorial forest . |
| 22 | His only son — well provided in those days with cash — had come back to Europe in the early ‘ thirties with little in his mind except escape . |
| 23 | A tastefully extended and refurbished Victorian building set in own grounds with views over open countryside and yet within easy driving distance of Birmingham and the NEC . |
| 24 | This phenomenon has been found in some patients with Sjögren 's syndrome in our hospital ( unpublished data ) . |
| 25 | There were dirt and grease stains on both palms with bits of grass stuck to the grease . |
| 26 | Dancing at all hours with John Major and attacking that television reporter-the poor woman might easily have lost an eye . ’ |
| 27 | Probably the relation found by some authors with portal hypertension is an indirect one , and could be explaiend by the higher rate and degree of portal hypertension in patients with the most advanced liver disease who also have an impaired liver function . |
| 28 | He listened to grievances , gave some measured advice of his own and enabled a savage dispute to be settled by both sides with dignity . |
| 29 | Some analysts have suggested the local press could be hardest hit and one recent newspaper report suggested VAT would be limited to those papers with circulations over 100,000 . |
| 30 | The buyers will pay for these securities with cheques drawn on their accounts with the commercial banks . |