Example sentences of "a large [noun sg] of [noun pl] from " in BNC.

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1 Thieves stole a large quantity of cigarettes from the garage in Dean Road , Ferryhill , last night .
2 Visitors attending the Festival of Underwater Sport held at Crystal Palace in London were met on their arrival by a large contingent of members from the Lewisham branch who had arranged a bucket collection and an indoor souvenir stall .
3 A large contingent of police from Yorkshire will mingle with the 1,200 Leeds supporters to try to ensure their trouble-free re-entry into Europe .
4 There was a large contingent of buyers from Eire who took 32 rams in total .
5 This observation was the starting point for a study of a large sample of gold-weights from three museums .
6 The methodology employed is to estimate the sensitivity of household decisions about working to changes in their economic circumstances , and to use these models to simulate the effects of tax and benefit changes on a large sample of households from the Family Expenditure Survey .
7 There is an effective way of removing a large proportion of phosphates from waste water .
8 My constituency includes a large community of Sikhs from the Punjab in India .
9 The Tropical House was designed to exhibit a pair of American Alligators and a large collection of plants from the warmer regions of the world .
10 Kirkman remains , however , a major force in the market , the owner of a large collection of pictures from all periods of Freud 's career , including masterpieces such as ‘ Large Interior W11 ( After Watteau ) ’ ( 1981–83 ) and ‘ The painter 's mother ’ ( 1982–84 ) , as well as a portfolio of his etchings .
11 Given the wide scope of the charge to CGT , a large number of exemptions from this tax bite are granted to make the system fair and workable , A company may be able to avoid CGT liability even though it has made gains of a capital nature , by means of various reliefs and allowances .
12 A large number of families from Grangetown have received legal aid to explore the possibility of suing British Steel and ICI .
13 The Mayor , while not quantifying his optimism added , ‘ that there was no doubt they would get a large number of members from Reading and Maidenhead ’ .
14 Wyld ( 1936 ) , for example , cites a large number of spellings from around 1200 onwards in which the letter h is ‘ wrongly ’ omitted or inserted , but concludes that there is no reliable evidence for ‘ the present day vulgarism ’ before the eighteenth century ( p. 296 ) .
15 It also has an ‘ enable tracer ’ which cuts down the time needed to run off a large number of copies from one disc .
16 Group I introns reside in a large number of genomes from various sources such as phages T4 and SPO1 ( 47 , 48 , 49 ) , cyanobacteria ( 50 , 51 ) , plastids ( 52 , 53 ) , mitochondria and nuclei ( Tetrahymena ( 54 ) ; Physarum ( 55 ) ) .
17 The company later withdrew this from the high street stores and from its production schedule , following a large number of complaints from Christian individuals and groups .
18 The catchment area was a growing , upper-middle-class suburb of Johannesburg which attracted a large number of refugees from Hitler 's Europe .
19 The list also includes a large number of campaigners from third world countries who have worked on local issues .
20 The only time I considered the title of a book was when I found a large number of books from the same library together .
21 It might be h d that the place for this would be in the Computer Studies Curriculum but to do this would preclude a large number of pupils from acquiring basic handling skills .
22 But since interviews can be carried out from a single base , it is a very economical and efficient way of contacting a large number of speakers from a wide geographical and social sample .
23 Further data on these geomagnetic reversals were collected and by the mid-1960s a chronology of reversals had been established through the radiometric dating of a large number of samples from all over the world .
24 Then a large number of results from research on arousal and memory are briefly reviewed .
25 Clark ( 1990 ) has recently referred to the ‘ myth ’ of the Anglo-Norman scribe and has collected a large number of comments from early in the century up until very recently from the work of distinguished scholars , in which attested forms are typically said to be ‘ Anglo-Norman ’ and therefore rejected .
26 She lifted a large saucepan of eggs from on top of the hot range and gave one to each person .
27 A large crowd of spectators from the corner pub helped drag him out of the mud .
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