Example sentences of "[noun] of his [noun] [noun] [adv] " in BNC.

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1 Rossini set the words of his theatre librettists happily and so , give or take a few personal quiddities , did the Italian stories , outline and the dictate the treatment , but he handed over the actual versification to Piave , Ghislanzoni , Boito and the rest .
2 In defence of his policies Gorbachev once again talked of the " grim legacy " inherited from past leaderships , but he also admitted that there were " negative processes " which the current party leadership could have foreseen and prevented .
3 Sir Anthony Meyer 's self-destructive challenge to the leadership of Margaret Thatcher cost him the support of his constituency party early in 1990 , but , like Sir Ian Gilmour , he was merely symptomatic of a cast of mind common to many of the baronetcy .
4 Saeed ChaudHry disappeared with his father to Pakistan after the break-UP of his parents marriage early this year .
5 He decided to use the letter ; the editor of his gossip column astutely elected to buy himself into the good graces of Buckingham Palace by informing their Press Secretary .
6 No doctor could hope to be appointed to a job or advance his or her career , even in a so called teaching hospital , on the basis of his teaching skills alone .
7 It has been an uphill battle ever since his father sent a tearful 11-year-old from the security of his Benin City home to board at West Buckland public school in Devon .
8 Standing in the foyer of his mansion block later that evening , waiting for the lift to descend , Matthew was joined by a small blonde girl of about twelve or fourteen .
9 He enjoyed considerable success ; in the first ten years of his rule Iran probably progressed more than in the entire Qajar period of the last hundred and twenty years .
10 In spite of his disappointment Hopkins now felt released from his renunciation of poetry , and a succession of exuberant lyrical celebrations of the natural world followed , including ‘ The Windhover ’ and many of his other best-known poems .
11 A toneless , disjunctive fact , droll and very uneasy , one of those amputated thoughts I have just mentioned and –so a sensation , a crawling sensation of the time being out of joint ; there is more Hamlet to The Possessed than what is personal to Stavrogin , ‘ the Prince ’ as he first appears , though on the surface of his mind Dostoevsky evidently meant Prince Hal , not the Prince of Denmark .
12 From the beginning of his career Ashton frequently used the old stereotypes but created unique dances which can be called a translation of favourite comic play into the language of ballet .
13 Oh he was doing weight training and erm he was doing weights that much he er tore the whole of his chest muscle away from his shoulder .
14 In the first place , Wagner and the ideal of his music drama directly influenced the direction of Nietzsche 's classical thinking .
15 Things came to a head in March 1962 when Sinatra offered Kennedy the use of his Palm Springs home .
16 The East Belfast man ca n't put a foot over the door of his Cregagh Road home without first stripping off in the garden .
17 He dealt extremely gently with Chamberlain , who was present and still respected , reserving the edge of his debating power entirely for Lloyd George , who was absent and distrusted :
18 AN 11-year-old boy has died after a tragic accident while playing on a swing in the garden of his Co Londonderry home .
19 If I owe a client a duty to increase the value of his investment portfolio then if I fail to take action which could enhance its value I am positively harming my client 's interests .
20 That is , the child is pre-programmed to arrive at this sort of representation of his mother tongue rather than any of the many other mathematically possible kinds .
21 HUNDREDS of fans besieged Michael Jackson 's hotel after the pop superstar arrived in Singapore for the next stage of his world tour yesterday .
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