Example sentences of "[vb -s] with [det] [adj] [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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1 | The principal way in which the behaviour has been elucidated is by numerical solutions of the equations ; one starts with some initial condition for ( X , Y , Z ) and integrates forward in t . |
2 | If the views of ‘ undecided ’ voters are removed from The Northern Echo poll equation as happens with many national polls by organisations like Mori and Gallup then our poll figures would translate into : Labour 51 ; Conservatives 36 ; Lib Dems 13 and the BNP just one per cent . |
3 | My agent deals with all that kind of stuff . ’ |
4 | First , the file may not be able to support such complicated search conditions as a serial file , because the size of work area required to process a request is now much larger ; instead of dealing with one record at a time , the system now deals with all relevant records at once . |
5 | It deals with all historical periods from the medieval to Victorian , and is an essential aid to the study of vernacular buildings . |
6 | This chapter , like Chapter 7 ( which deals with some current ideas of how homoeopathic remedies may work ) , is necessarily of a more scientific nature than most of the book . |
7 | Because the subject deals with some important aspects of the society in which you live and work and hope to earn your living . |
8 | Exactly what the squid sees with this strange design of eye is uncertain , but it can undoubtedly perceive great detail in highly reflective surfaces . |
9 | This chapter ends with some brief comments on the nature of knowledge — scientific and mystic . |
10 | Starring cast Daniel Day-Lewis as Hawkeye , the legendary hero of Fenimore Cooper 's panoramic tale of derring-do set during the French/British wars of 1757 in and around New York State , Michael Mann 's production dispenses with any namby-pamby pretence of squeamishness and gets stuck into the gore from the opening scenes . |
11 | It will be fascinating to see how the KGB copes with this sudden reversal of the old traditions . |
12 | Metabolic rate rises with all other forms of activity , by factors of two or three in walking and up to eight or ten in more strenuous exercise ( Durnin and Passmore , 1967 ) . |
13 | This contrasts with many other societies in which sharing a home with relatives has been regarded as the normal option and a permanent arrangement . |
14 | Montaigne 's famous essay " On Cannibals " , written around 1 579 , adopts a stance which contrasts with both these points of view . |
15 | Yet with hands clasped he whimpers and gibbers with such desperate ardour for his own preservation , on his knees . |
16 | At 16′38″ the music is precise and beautiful with Dohnányi when it should flare with passion and angst as it does with these same musicians under Previn . |
17 | The book begins with some sound advice on factors to consider when deciding what sort of business to run , plus information on how to market your product successfully , and where to look for possible sources of finance . |
18 | The program works with all three episodes of Duke Nukem so there are no problems in that department . |
19 | The Group Environmental Manager has responsibility for ensuring that the Company complies with all relevant legislation concerning environmental issues . |