Example sentences of "[noun] in for [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | He grew up in a Free Church home in Huddersfield with grace before meals and friends in for hymn singing on Sunday evenings after the service in the Baptist church ; he was a Fabian of long standing ; a cofounder of War on Want ; and his wife was a daughter of a Congregational minister . |
| 32 | Therefore what the teacher wants a student to hand in for marking is often not a piece of paper but a source file . |
| 33 | Yes , yeah , yeah it 's like er breakfast cereals are good for you in a way that they 've got all the vitamins in for kids ai n't they ? |
| 34 | Surely not you know fill in a task form in for print off a couple of negs . |
| 35 | We 'll have to make sure we get a bottle of sherry in for Christmas Geoff . |
| 36 | That 's always a concern at the villages , because I live in a town , I live in a small town near here , erm I 've had a lot of dealings in villages , and people who live in villages always want to have starter homes , but as soon as you put an application in for starter homes , there 's even more opposition to it , as happened down in Bleasby , Council threw that one out . |
| 37 | and to cut a long story short , we went to see three possible funders , er funder one was T S B Foundation , where to cut a long story short I 'm pretty sure that T S B er we , we have to put an application in for October I think we 'll , we 'll buy us another system |
| 38 | Not specifically , er you , you 're right , we 've got a planning application in for Finmere , er and the Council will be considering that probably , next month . |
| 39 | Always draw that line in for North , I 've just used the red line there . |
| 40 | I just used them up because I wanted to make the camera to have a new film in for dad . |
| 41 | The way it was done was that if you imagine putting one card in for psychology , two cards in for research methods , one card in for psychoanalytical approaches , three cards in for memory and so on and so forth an then they were sort of drawn out and then when a topic had been picked the other cards were removed . |
| 42 | The way it was done was that if you imagine putting one card in for psychology , two cards in for research methods , one card in for psychoanalytical approaches , three cards in for memory and so on and so forth an then they were sort of drawn out and then when a topic had been picked the other cards were removed . |
| 43 | Her last evening — last Saturday — I suggested she asked a few hospital colleagues in for pasta , which she did . |
| 44 | There were a recipe in for Queen 's for Queen Mother 's birthday cake . |
| 45 | The tiresome twosome asked about shares in For Eyes : their PE ratio , dividend yield , and a host of other conversation-stoppers that all left the trainee dealer tongue-tied and credulous . |
| 46 | So that was the start of and lots of different And then we used to get er maybe a wee special jobs in for antiques . |
| 47 | Dennis McCarthy on Afternoon Special from two till half four Alan Clifford at tea time in for John Simons from half four until seven o'clock at tea time later . |
| 48 | Pavel Czechs in for Keegan |
| 49 | But she soon realized that it was not by chance , as it was Angel Clare who sent the cows in for milking . |
| 50 | The trick is to push a dispute just far enough to make your opponent cave in for fear of a court action , but not so far that it goes to court . |