Example sentences of "and [Wh det] [noun] [be] [prep] [be] " in BNC.
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| 1 | This column is used to indicate which modules are to be read out of LIFESPAN and which packages/products are to be processed further , using one of the characters : |
| 2 | ‘ And which room is to be mine ? ’ |
| 3 | Cleveland County has also recently set up a drawing residency with a Cypriot artist who is Newcastlebased and whose work is to be exhibited at the Cleveland Gallery . |
| 4 | The best-armed — and most opportunistic — of the Palestinian guerrilla movements in Syria was Saiqa ( ‘ the lightning bolt ’ ) , whose officers were themselves Syrian and whose energies were to be employed almost exclusively against their brother Palestinians . |
| 5 | A lovely villa , set in beautiful gardens amidst vineyards it was once the home of the della Robbias , the family of renaissance artists , famous for their glazed ‘ terracotta ’ work , and whose masterpieces are to be admired all over Florence 's churches and galleries — most notably the lovely cherubs which grace the foundling hospital in Piazza della Santissima Annunziata . |
| 6 | Although the art of painting was not as well developed as architecture and sculpture , there were , nevertheless , a number of Slav artists from the Adriatic coastlands who displayed considerable talent and whose works are to be found in church frescoes and other paintings on both the Italian and eastern shores . |
| 7 | Application is made direct to the Polytechnic and decisions on whether to offer a place and what exemptions are to be given are made by the relevant Field Chairs , using an interview if necessary . |
| 8 | Now , Benny is a dog , plain and simple , and what Benny is into is rabbits and balls , balls and rabbits . |
| 9 | In English Exporters ( London ) Ltd v Eldonwall Ltd [ 1973 ] Ch 415 at 426 Megarry J stated that the term " have regard " almost of necessity was bound to create difficulties , asking how much regard was to be had and what weight was to be attached to the regard when it has been had . |
| 10 | At the outset of any petrographic analysis , it is wise to begin by planning the kinds of sample preparation which will be required , and what information is to be sought from them . |
| 11 | What kinds of additions and modifications are to be permitted by a good scientific methodology and what kinds are to be ruled out as non-scientific ? |