Example sentences of "[verb] [adv] in [noun prp] [prep] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ Gothic survival ’ may be one way to describe its architecture , an almost unique form of Baroque , found also in England at the end of the 17C . |
| 2 | In fact the conflict had nearly two years to run , but by October 1951 some movement was occurring even in Washington on the subject of relations with the USSR . |
| 3 | But his son , Tran Van Hieu — that 's him in the darker gown — lives here in Saigon as the court 's Imperial Delegate . |
| 4 | It is no coincidence that house prices rose faster in Britain in the 1980s ( by an average of 5.9% a year in real terms ) than elsewhere . |
| 5 | When Hun Sen , himself a former Khmer Rouge commander who fled to Vietnam , gives his list of eight Khmer Rouge leaders whom he absolutely refuses to include in any political deal , it is the same people who studied together in Paris in the 1950s , fought in the jungles from 1967 , captured Phnom Penh in 1975 , led the government of Democratic Kampuchea from 1975 , and fled to Thailand in 1979 after the Vietnamese invasion . |
| 6 | Presented early in March by the local healthy authority , the accolade is proof that the restaurant meets certain criteria . |
| 7 | Legal & General 's Michael Payne says that over the next few years he expects his fund ‘ will grow more in Europe at the expense of UK equities , ’ particularly now that entry into the ERM has reduced the currency risk . |
| 8 | His memory was remarkable but it was often frustrating when an interesting story was interrupted while he talked about the family background of a man he 'd met once in Iowa in the early 1960s . |
| 9 | I forgot that someone was living illegally in Paris on the floor of my home and demanding a large sum of money to leave . |
| 10 | Solchaga 's plan , in which Greece , Ireland and Portugal showed particular interest , also echoed the proposals put forward in June by the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer , John Major , for a European monetary fund which would oversee the introduction of a parallel currency , the " hard ecu " , during Stage 2 . |
| 11 | The second issue arose early in November with the disclosure that telephone conversations between the General and his legal team had been recorded by the government . |
| 12 | We 're going away in October by the way |
| 13 | Twyfords Debut suite , shown here in Freshwater from the Water Colours collection |
| 14 | You have always preferred young voices : Schwarzkopf and Gedda on the 1952 recording of the B minor Mass that you made partly in Vienna with the Singverein and partly in London with the soloists . |
| 15 | Indeed , according to Hamnett and Williams ( 1980 ) , gentrification or ‘ Chelseafication ’ was already proceeding rapidly in London during the 1970s — to the extent that the proportion of professional , managerial and intermediate non-manual workers in Inner London 's population increased by the same amount as for Greater London as a whole ( Hamnett , 1986 ) . |
| 16 | Throughout the months preceding the launching I had paid numerous visits to Brooke Marine yard , either calling there in Venturous with the training crews , or latterly driving down from my home in Felixstowe , conveniently situated a mere forty miles up the coast . |
| 17 | Foreign businesses , which have invested heavily in Britain over the past few years , were not left out yesterday . |
| 18 | They juggled nervously in Roslavl' with the various leading local social and power groups . |
| 19 | Strictly speaking , the original Roman Empire survived only in Constantinople as the ‘ East Romans ’ , separate from Rome itself in culture , and , for some periods , in interpretation and practice of Christian religion . |
| 20 | The imperial interventions in papal affairs and in the city 's government also halted the development of a controlled state as found elsewhere in Europe at the time . |
| 21 | On June 24 some 3,400 Somali refugees were brought ashore in Yemen after the ship in which they had left Mogadishu two weeks earlier , the Gob Wien , ran aground off the port of Aden . |
| 22 | The show begins by wondering what paper , where was it invented probably in China in the second century AD and what were its predecessors , namely papyrus from Egypt and tissue from Japan . |
| 23 | The company , which claims to have the product up and running smoothly in Norway at the Ministry of Defence and in Sweden in the educational administration , is dreaming of becoming the industry 's new standard of connectivity . |
| 24 | GOVERNMENT STANDARD SPENDING GRANT : The amount of Standard Spending Grant ( Otherwise known as Revenue Support Grant ) for each area is calculated on the basis that ( subject to the effect of the safety net ) a standard level of service can broadly be provided everywhere in England for the same community charge — this year £278 . |
| 25 | Riot police were despatched early in August to the Tuva ASSR ( part of the Russian Federation , beside the Mongolian border ) to prevent clashes between native Tuvans and Russians who constituted over one-third of Tuva 's 300,000 population . |
| 26 | Finished Cattle : Throughputs of finished cattle increased in England and Wales while marketings fell slightly in Scotland during the first four days of the week commencing 26 October . |
| 27 | After she died in Eastertide 1980 at the age of seventy-eight , I found in her desk a handwritten letter to our three children , which she put together in Jerusalem at the repeated request of Rachel , our elder daughter . |
| 28 | The forum 's initiative to achieve this culminates this year in the 1993 IT Summit , billed as the biggest such gathering ever put together in Scotland with the participation of almost 100 organisations and 65 speakers from across the world , which takes place in Glasgow on 22–24 June . |
| 29 | 700 the area of circulation of the sceatta or penny , introduced probably in Kent in the 670s , was widening to embrace the Thames valley and Hamwic , near Southampton , was emerging as an important trading settlement to become within a few decades ‘ possibly the largest and most densely populated town in eighth-century England ’ . |
| 30 | The war was somehow left behind in Harehills with the browns and greens and the Home Guard helmet on the cellar door . |