Example sentences of "[noun pl] [coord] work [prep] the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The Movement put up municipal candidates and worked with the Communist Party and the ILP for the " immediate demands " of the unemployed . |
| 2 | But many have established Reserves and work with the agricultural community to encourage traditional practices ( very often pump-priming product market outlets ) of agricultural management which conserve the landscape , flora and fauna alike . |
| 3 | Different ruses were used to encourage Africans to leave their homes and work on the new colonial projects . |
| 4 | Then in the 1830s thousands of immigrants arrived to seek homes and work in the new town that had been laid out by Joseph Pease , the Quaker industrialist who had extended the famous Stockton to Darlington railway so as to export coal from his Teeside wharves . |
| 5 | We will safeguard the prosperity of Hong Kong , nuture democratic institutions and work with the Chinese Government within the terms of the Joint Declaration . |
| 6 | You have to follow the rules and work at the right pace to make it work . |
| 7 | It would have meant seven hundred vacancies and work for the jobless . |
| 8 | They used to come out every summer to Southmoor , where I lived , to pick the hops and work on the local market garden and erm I agree with whoever said if you treat them right they 'll treat you right . |
| 9 | ‘ On June 28 we are having an open day with various activities , a lot of displays and work by the junior section — WATCH . |
| 10 | The officer said people should lose their sectional interests , should learn to accept orders and to work for the common good . |
| 11 | The Bordari , were an inferior class to the Villani , who rented cottages and worked on the other pastoral services and were bound to supply eggs , poultry etc. to the lords table . |
| 12 | THE ALLEGATION that the Royal Ulster Constabulary contains an ‘ Inner Circle ’ of officers preparing private lists of IRA suspects and working against the Anglo-Irish agreement has lent a new dimension to the security force-loyalist collusion saga . |
| 13 | First Edition THE ALLEGATION that the Royal Ulster Constabulary contains an ‘ Inner Circle ’ of officers preparing private lists of IRA suspects and working against the Anglo-Irish agreement has lent a new dimension to the security force-loyalist collusion saga . |