Example sentences of "[vb -s] [adv prt] in [noun] of [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | She hoots and is about to say something , but she holds off in front of Darius and squints at me to see what I mean . |
| 2 | Scott 's guitar scratches around in search of funkiness on ‘ Lose That Girl ’ while Rory 's drums shuffle off on several fruitless guests for ‘ F**I 's G**d ’ . |
| 3 | Scott 's guitar scratches around in search of funkiness on ‘ Lose That Girl ’ while Rory 's drums shuffle off on several fruitless guests for ‘ F**I 's G**d ’ . |
| 4 | One must take account of the inefficiencies such as the fact that many muons fail to initiate fusions at all , they are produced in an accelerator that has to be kept running and only a fraction of the power input ends up in beams of muons and energy is expended in the motion of the neutrons and alpha particles produced in the fusion reactions . |
| 5 | The long , crinkly face breaks out in sunrays of wrinkles . |
| 6 | Richardson raps back in war of words |
| 7 | ‘ Notwithstanding the general need to protect journalistic sources , ’ he said , ‘ this is a case where the balance comes down in favour of disclosure . ’ |
| 8 | ‘ Notwithstanding the general need to protect journalistic sources , ’ he said , ‘ this is a case where the balance comes down in favour of disclosure . ’ |
| 9 | Similarly , having identified the ideal characters of societas and universitas and recognized the existence of both modes in the history of the European state , it is not clear precisely why Oakeshott comes down in favour of societas . |
| 10 | The application of the Government 's national bands will mean a loss of grant for London of about £300 million a year , which works out in terms of people 's bills at about £60 per adult per year and £100 in some constituencies . |