Example sentences of "[vb pp] a [noun sg] of [noun] a " in BNC.

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1 The Prudential Assurance-owned unit has attracted a rent of £8,000 a year for a 15-year lease and has subsequently been put up for sale .
2 Bernard of Savoy , in December 1241 appointed constable and warden of Windsor castle and forest , was granted a salary of £10 a year by the hands of the bailiffs of Windsor , and one tun of wine .
3 Upon his death his widow was granted a pension of £30 a year for five years .
4 However , there are ways of coming up to here we 've got a lot of co-operation a lot of trust and here you get what 's called synergies , new names , have you heard that name before synergy , synergy ?
5 So that it 's it it has certainly got a lot of value an exercise like that , even with entirely good conditions .
6 Nothing compared with when you 've got a wage of £60 a week , is it ?
7 You 've painted a portrait of Blake a couple of times .
8 For example , in one scheme for 35 highly dependent elderly people introduced by Kent SSD , home care managers were given a budget of £66,000 a year to spend on buying appropriate services and/or particular equipment to aid independence .
9 I think black music and dance have given a lot of kids a break , but I 'd like to see the kind of dance I 'm into opened up just as much . ’
10 One year , we were given an increase of 40p a week on our state pension .
11 In 1751 the Garden Committee recommended Miller be given an allowance of £4 a year to compensate him for the £4 increase in the rent of his house .
12 Isabella was sentenced to lose all her lands , but was given an allowance of £3,000 a year to maintain her estate .
13 Each man got a quart of b was allowed a quart of beer a day .
14 At first she had just worked a couple of hours a week for Graham .
15 It had taken a score of masons a score of years to hammer the pitons for all those , hanging from their work as they progressed .
16 In my first week , I lost nearly a stone but since then I 've only lost a couple of pounds a week .
17 They used to get erm these people on the Election Panel used to be paid a couple of guineas a time for their lectures
18 The overlord Greg Dyke , having paid a minimum of £11m a year for exclusive rights to the League ( at the current rate of inflation , the four-year , index-linked bill could soar over £50m ) , hit his audience target of eight million when Manchester United beat Liverpool thrillingly on New Year 's Day .
19 The training of the militia was costly , for men were paid a wage of 8d. a day during training , usually for ten days in the year , and the purchase of equipment and ammunition had to be added to this .
20 To be a colonel required an income of £1000 a year and a captain needed £200 ; the intermediate ranks were suitably graded .
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