Example sentences of "[noun] of [adv] in " in BNC.
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| 31 | He was preparing a series of six documentaries with the overall title of Once in a Lifetime and said the situation regarding the Women of the Year lunch fitted in perfectly . |
| 32 | Also ownership is not the measure of whether something is an asset or not — substance over form — the case of leasing is a good example of how in contemporary accounting practice the idea of legal ownership is no longer seen as vital . |
| 33 | I turn then to the interest in Christian circles of late in trying to mitigate the exclusively male , or masculine , way in which God is understood in the bible and in Christian symbolism . |
| 34 | We will be in touch before then to give you details of where in Lincoln 's Inn Fields to meet the crew on Friday morning . |
| 35 | but in nineteen eighty seven that expansion of advertising and therefore ad advertising costs in what were you thinking of in terms of roughly in nineteen eighty seven ? |
| 36 | Even Richard Branson had to take his Virgin group private with Japanese backing to prosper , while Anita Roddick 's Body Shop , riding the environmental bandwagon , has taken a hammering of late in the stock market . |
| 37 | The Abyssinians of today in Tigre , Begemder Gojjam and in such areas as Manz in Shoa are the lineal descendants of a race that antedated the Roman Empire . |
| 38 | Psychometric tests which attempt to measure students ' ability to use the library have been developed and made use of primarily in the USA . |
| 39 | The use of then in 18 seems to introduce a final action in a temporal sequence of actions . |
| 40 | It reveals that man is essentially cast in the mode of being-in-the-world , and moreover that the world itself can be made sense of only in the context of man 's own " projects " . |
| 41 | There is a conference centre somewhere out in the wilds of nowhere in Derbyshire which I drove past coming back from Buxton . |
| 42 | Incompetence has , I fear , reached epidemic proportions of late in our local police force . |
| 43 | Write down examples of where in any of your present or previous relationships you have found that your own life has become significantly and progressively more chaotic and damaged . |
| 44 | Summarizing Foucault 's account in volume ii of The History of Sexuality of how in ancient Greece homosexual passivity was regarded with suspicion , even though homosexuality as such was accepted and even glorified , Bersani concludes : ‘ To be penetrated is to abdicate power ’ ( ‘ Is the Rectum a Grave ? , 222 , 211 — 12 , his emphasis ) . |
| 45 | We then all sit down together and discuss these various options over and over again until the board has reached a position of understanding of where in broad terms we think the strategy of the individual business should fit . |
| 46 | An account of where in the development of individuals evolved changes productive of shifts in adult behaviour are expressing themselves . |
| 47 | But the thrust of these essays is not so special , nor so self-serving ; those who nowadays gird at ‘ the canon ’ , as an array of allegedly classic masterpieces in literature , their classic status imposed as an instrument of cultural oppression , need to take account of how in these essays Pound challenged the canon , requiring that it be revised . |
| 48 | There 's a lot of there in bulk which we 're gon na get out on Friday . |
| 49 | Does no one nowadays keep up the old precaution of when in a strange pub always starting with a half ? — KEN REED , Sutton , Surrey . |
| 50 | Which is why Oh So Risky , Flown and Duke of Monmouth can be expected to improve on their form of late in this afternoon 's £120,000 Smurfit Champion Hurdle . |
| 51 | And this method of actually going there living with them , learning their language and er so on s , really participating er would , finally there 's a way of actually in a sense , getting of the people , the nearer you can , anyway , of course , it 's relying on the people you stay with that you understand that something of the world comes over onto you so that imposing what 's essential in and So , here what Judith Oakley 's trying to do , is trying to understand how gypsies , themselves , differentiate , how do they define the boundaries between themselves and others . |
| 52 | D'Addario have led the way of late in the use of recycled paper for string packets . |
| 53 | But remember , Scots have the worst record for deaths from cancer of anywhere in the developed world and skin cancer rates have seen large increases recently . |
| 54 | The general rule excludes the carrier from liability for fraud on the part of the trader ‘ or the owner of the goods or the servants or agents of either in respect of that consignment ’ . |
| 55 | Two important exhibitions re-established the reputation of the association at this time : The Women of Today in 1929 and The Child in 1930 . |
| 56 | The fire did not break out in a deserted building in the middle of nowhere in the wee small hours of the morning . |
| 57 | She actually I have to be I 've been to her house and she lives in the middle of nowhere I wo n't tell you where , she lives in the middle of nowhere in fact I drove past it three times before we found it . |
| 58 | Of course last year that did n't happen and last year hidden away in the first part of the er the budget papers was this cut in the amount of money going to each pupil erm in education in secondary school , so this year we are not doing that we 're going to meet the full cost of so in that sense the formula will be unchanged , and of course there 's growth er later in the budget and both primary and secondary schools in terms delegated budgets . |
| 59 | The press immediately took the heat off Margaret Thatcher , went for Norman Tebbit and went for Edwina Currie , and I think that was a part of the success in the build up to the last election , because at a time when the pressure really was on the Prime Minister , like it was a couple of when in the last few months of Margaret Thatcher 's leadership , that 's what happened . |
| 60 | Still in the drawing room at Mansfield Street , it was unveiled to an eager press , and the national and provincial newspapers of 8 February 1924 carried the first photographs and ecstatic descriptions of this ‘ perfect house of today in miniature ’ . |