Example sentences of "of [noun] in [noun prp] [prep] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | from the wilds of whitewater we 're off to the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire for the start of our action round up … there we 're meeting up with greyhound trainer Tony Meek … and his two dogs … |
| 2 | The state of play in Aotearoa at the moment is : so now everyone knows about the inequities in paradise , what are we going to do about it ? |
| 3 | This is essentially the conclusion drawn by Salmon ( 1987 ) in his survey of decentralization in France in the early 1980s . |
| 4 | Gilli Davies brings us a taste of Easter in Cyprus with a traditional Easter luncheon . |
| 5 | The undergraduate body also contains two students from the university of Catania in Sicily on an Erasmus exchange , while there are two graduate Soros scholars , a neuroanatomist from Hungary and an astrophysicist from Poland . |
| 6 | In fact , the 1959 Act has worked to secure a very large measure of freedom in Britain for the written word . |
| 7 | A rapacious British land taxation policy was partly responsible for a series of famines in Bengal in the second half of the eighteenth century , while elsewhere in India the staple foods of the poor such as millet and pulses were displaced by the production for export of grains and commercial crops ( Bagchi , 1982 , pp. 79 , 84 , 86 ) . |
| 8 | And so , like so many other politicians of merit , Amini was excluded form any positions of responsibility in Iran from the early sixties onwards . |
| 9 | " It 's true to say that there was a great deal of discontent in Russia during the reign of Nicholas II , indeed there were things wrong with Russian society that needed reforming badly , whilst the ruling class lived in unabashed luxury the peasants who made up 90 per cent of the population had to be contend with lack of food and primitive living conditions added to this was was a completely ineffective educational system which meant that illiteracy was widespread , thus problems were on a large scale in Russia social reforms were desperately needed , as were political reforms since Russia as an autocratic country suppressed any means of political liberation . " |
| 10 | Sources in Hong Kong say the British Government is finalising its package giving key Hong Kong people the right of settlement in Britain as a form of insurance in anticipation of the consequences of the Chinese takeover in 1997 . |
| 11 | ARMED police yesterday searched a number of houses in Dundee after a shooting in which two men were slightly injured . |
| 12 | What matters is simply a profession of faith in Jesus as a manifestation of God , and such a profession of faith is in itself sufficient to ensure salvation . |
| 13 | But that was the only s And then of course in Sanday in the what we call the North End , |
| 14 | The progress of restorations in Venice since the 1966 flood |
| 15 | Mary Storey had been admitted from the parish of Kempston in August without a change of linen having been provided . |
| 16 | It 's about collison of cultures in Britain since the end of the war , and it looks at the way that some artists of non-British origin have come to terms with modern art — or , rather , have made a personal art by calling on ways of expression that might have been absolutely native to them in other countries than this . |
| 17 | Er to let you know that your Labour members of parliament in Nottinghamshire as a whole er are backing the campaign . |
| 18 | There would seem to have been a shortage of silver in Northumbria from the 790s on , certainly for minting purposes . |
| 19 | Yet Gowrie 's son was , in 1600 , apparently prepared to risk abducting the king yet again , luring him to the House of Gowrie in Perth with a fanciful story about a mysterious pot of gold . |
| 20 | A different expression of a roughly similar tendency can be seen in the fact that the total production of books in Russia during the years 1762–1800 was about three and a half times that in the entire period from the introduction of printing down to 1761 . |
| 21 | An unusually detailed account survives of the fortunes of the ancient and revered Benedictine abbey of Evesham in Worcestershire in a case against their local bishop , the bishop of Worcester , as to his jurisdictional rights over them and whether he had the right to inspect them . |
| 22 | Given the existing climate of optimism in Britain in the mid-1960s the challenges foreseen were those of growth . |
| 23 | Rome : TWO gunmen on a motor scooter yesterday shot dead a former Iranian ambassador and head of opposition in Italy to the Tehran government . |
| 24 | Joan of Arc in Preston for a day ! |
| 25 | JOAN of Arc in Preston for a day ! |
| 26 | As long ago as 1940 , Mannheim produced a report on the social aspects of crime in England in the inter-war years . |
| 27 | The latest row , over which should own the Crimea-based Black Sea fleet , has revealed both the strength of irredentist feeling in Moscow and the depth of animosity in Kiev towards the northern neighbour . |
| 28 | But generally the level of violence in Cambodia during the election was lower than during the campaign . |
| 29 | Further talks were held in New Delhi on Oct. 5 , when all parties noted with approval of the lessening of violence in Bodoland since the beginning of September and the ABSU agreed to stop the violence to create an atmosphere for a political solution to the problem . |
| 30 | The resurgence since late February of violence in Uzbekistan against the Meskhetian minority [ see p. 37257 ] produced its first reported fatalities on March 3 when at least three people were killed in clashes between Uzbek demonstrators and security forces in Parkent , near the Uzbek capital of Tashkent . |