Example sentences of "[noun sg] in [noun sg] [art] [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | With increased capital investment in production the ratio of surplus value ( s ) to labour costs ( 1 ) and fixed capital ( c ) must decline , unless capital owners can increase the rate at which they exploit their workers . |
| 2 | However , if you do n't mind fishing in water the colour of Brown Windsor soup , you may have good sport . |
| 3 | A college report on a short experiment in mechanics A thesis for a higher degree in anthropology The findings of a young worker during Voluntary Service Overseas , on the social conditions in an African village The conclusions and opinions reached by the holder of a travelling scholarship on the variations in educational opportunities in several countries Findings on the depopulation of the countryside of S.W. England in the last 100 years Financial recommendations on a proposed merger of two large companies Economic proposals on the purchase and distribution of sugar in the E.E.C . |
| 4 | Well if Mark Bosnich was the man of the moment in midweek the name on everyone 's lips during the week during sorry during the last twenty four hours has been Bobby Gould . |
| 5 | Camille knew that it could have been but understood that Sam was putting dinner off until the last possible moment in case the boy from the bistro turned up , breathless and apologetic , because his motorbike had broken down and he 'd had to walk . |
| 6 | At any point in time a shortage of either labour or markets is likely to be the dominant factor constraining accumulation at the existing real wage level . |
| 7 | At this point in time the bishop of Tours was apparently too scared to state the truth openly . |
| 8 | Cricket venue in jeopardy The future of a regular venue for Yorkshire County Cricket Club is in doubt again . |
| 9 | One day in summer a lady on horseback rode up to the house and knocked on the door . |
| 10 | I stopped wearing Tampax ( cotton wool pricks ) , and I stopped eating meat in case the chunk of sizzling corpse I was about to sit down to had come from a male animal . |
| 11 | it is increasing the price in line the increase in cost of milk |
| 12 | They were monitored to ensure that similar posts received similar assessments and also that they were " sensible " bearing in mind the position of various jobs within their hierarchies . |
| 13 | The glycocalyx of platelets is thicker and more dense than surface coats of other blood cells and is rich in glycoproteins ( Berndt & Phillips , 1981 ) , which is not surprising bearing in mind the number of receptor functions and transport mechanisms active at the platelet surface . |
| 14 | Until Pointon 's dismissal , which gave Peter Reid 's side new passion and determination , City looked prepared to play their part in gift-wrapping the championship for United . |
| 15 | Each defendant must submit to counsel a week in advance a couple of hundred words summarising his life , and this enables counsel to prepare their questions . |
| 16 | and my Lord in relation the provisions of the Lloyd 's Act and the er byelaws that are linked into solvency and the maintenance of er , er adequate fund and the payment of policy holders , in my submission constitute the implementation of that directive and those obligations er in , er relation to the society and that is perfectly compatible with community law er it is er the states er have variety of ways in which they can give effect er to community obligations . |
| 17 | We aim to guarantee every woman in employment the right to 14 weeks ' maternity leave on full pay , and to give fathers paternity leave , bringing Britain into line with the better provision in the European Community . |
| 18 | A second way in which the Spirit inspires prayer is by giving to the man in question the gift of tongues . |
| 19 | I can actually recall a press release which came to me about a a principal tourism officer who had just been appointed to be the head , you know the president for the year of his professional body , and in his own town a press release was put out in which his name was incorrectly spelt , and the conference at which he was about to be invested was actually taking , and I blush to say that it was in Brighton , I can only tell you when I got that press release I did what I frequently do , which is outline in highlighter the mistakes on the press release , put it back into the envelope and send it back to the relevant officer . |
| 20 | Gloucester also employed Kelsale on another sensitive task around this time , sending him to Beaulieu abbey in case the marquis of Dorset should seek sanctuary there . |
| 21 | Gloucester also employed Kelsale on another sensitive task around this time , sending him to Beaulieu abbey in case the marquis of Dorset should seek sanctuary there . |
| 22 | In social stratification theory and its application in research a number of assumptions made about the role of women serve to guarantee their invisibility . |
| 23 | Thus when there was demand for training youth in drama the holder of the purse , the government , turned for advice not to educationalists , not to speech and drama experts ( although there was some overlap here ) , but to a small group of charismatic figures who for decades had been promoting community drama of one sort or another , promoting it by giving advice , by running courses , by setting up drama libraries of play-texts , by making links with professional theatre , by popularising competitive festivals . |
| 24 | Because of the spectacular growth in provision the number of long stay beds in the private and voluntary sectors now dwarfs the number available for long term care in the NHS . |
| 25 | Probably Dizzy 's gang , keeping out of the way in case the sight of others working made them feel weak . |
| 26 | We have no information on the way in fact the way in which I twelve worked . |
| 27 | He was ( in retrospect ) surprisingly luke warm about the potential of cross-London links — ‘ show me the market ’ — although he was no doubt pleased to accept in this first year in office an offer from the GLC to fund the third-rail electrification over 8½ miles between Dalston and North Woolwich . |
| 28 | If we look at regional Governments across Europe that do n't have to go cap in hand every time to some deadbeat in White Hall , right , they go straight to Europe and they network across Europe and they exchange ideas and things happen . |
| 29 | This aspect of the problem is in principle remediable , though no doubt in practice the demands of commercial confidentiality will always to some extent limit information flow . |
| 30 | Nevertheless in theory and to some extent in practice a programme of very far-reaching change was carried out ; and this was achieved in one of the most intellectually backward and undeveloped areas in Western Europe . |