Example sentences of "[det] [noun pl] and [vb base] [pron] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Divide each rectangular cake in half widthways and sandwich one on top of the other with buttercream to give a four-storey cake . |
| 2 | The opening ‘ The Basement ’ is most disturbing , Blood explaining what can happen when your parents go away for a few months and leave you with your crippled sister : ‘ It started out with spankings with the neighbour looking on/She paid her daughter 's boyfriend who would whip me all night long … ’ |
| 3 | The opening ‘ The Basement ’ is most disturbing , Blood explaining what can happen when your parents go away for a few months and leave you with your crippled sister : ‘ It started out with spankings with the neighbour looking on/She paid her daughter 's boyfriend who would whip me all night long … ’ |
| 4 | 8 Get some air-bricks and put them in long grass or under bushes . |
| 5 | ‘ Your father should go back home for some years and take you with him . |
| 6 | What we wan na do is think of some buildings and describe them to ourselves and then work out what style , cos the thing is since the 1960s , styles like we want , like a progression of styles till the 1990s and see what 's changed and what 's stayed . |
| 7 | After dinner they had got lost , because Betty had fallen asleep and failed to note the few signposts and correlate them with the route on the map . |
| 8 | Now can you get some me some matches and tape something like that ? |
| 9 | Let the print drain for a few seconds and place it on your flash enlarger ( that 's why the bin liner ) and now run your flash test across the print . |
| 10 | Let the print drain for a few seconds and place it on your flash enlarger ( that 's why the bin liner ) and now run your flash test across the print Exposure times should exceed your previously established ‘ max.flash ’ . |
| 11 | Cis was coming out of the Co-op one day ( hoping that Rich had not , yet again , taken some cigarettes and put them on her account ) , when she met a bristle-moustached Meredith Jones who demanded , ‘ How can you let him do it ? ’ |
| 12 | So if you have young children you might be able to make some garments and take them to the Play Group — if the leader will let you ! |
| 13 | The possibility of establishing a taxon or class by fiat encourages anatomists to take one or a few specimens and subject them to very detailed dissection . |
| 14 | Under telephone licence regulations they must keep a list of all such requests and respect them in future . |
| 15 | Where such e-mail messages only occasionally form part of a key record of action ( like the pseudo minutes mentioned here ) , then formal training as part of the records management programme and manual could be the answer — training so that the users recognise such messages and transfer them into a more appropriate work area . |
| 16 | Reasoning that the father of Audrey 's children might be able to help , Mo asked how she felt about Mrs Thatcher 's scheme to trace such men and re-introduce them to their responsibilities . |
| 17 | The project will prepare the conceptual and methodological basis for a longer-term enquiry into such issues and test it in one or more pilot studies . |
| 18 | The only remedy , then , is to dig deeper into the conceptual roots of such claims and subject them to a comprehensive structural analysis . |
| 19 | and we used to hang out of there on , on a long , long string all these bells and jangle them on Christmas Eve oh yeah , yeah |
| 20 | Surely manufacturers who offer these products and recommend them of use as a priming support for oils have done their research properly ? |
| 21 | If only she could shut these eyes and open them on the past and try again . |
| 22 | Mould these pieces and glue them in place . |
| 23 | I 'd take him along for a veterinary verdict on these possibilities and take it from there . |
| 24 | The following notes embody these principles and guide you through the pros and cons of the different troops . |
| 25 | They generate — mock events ’ according to these assumptions and feed them through the analysis chain . |
| 26 | He was older so I listened to him , so I 'd shoplift all these things and give them to him . ’ |
| 27 | You are advised to detach these pages and keep them with your travel documents . |
| 28 | And she used to make up these stories and tell them to me . |
| 29 | Let us face up to the reality of these fears and face them in the power of the cross . |
| 30 | One Victorian explorer reported that he could catch these cats and tether them near his food stores to keep the rats down . |