Example sentences of "[conj] [art] [noun prp] [noun prp] for " in BNC.
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1 | He suggested that the military man could contact either a Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart or a Brigadier Bambera for clarification of his position . |
2 | The stored aliquots of urine and serum were later thawed at room temperature , thoroughly whirlmixed , centrifuged for five minutes at 10000 g , and the supernatant assayed until the APGPR ELISA for free APGPR that we have previously described . |
3 | The port of Goole on the River Ouse was opened in 1826 , at the junction of the Aire and Calder Navigation with the Ouse and the Don , and became an important Victorian canal port , providing a link with the Humber and the North Sea for places such as Doncaster , Wakefield and Sheffield . |
4 | New on the menu is Czechoslovakia : the South Tatras claim to cater for advanced and intermediate skiers and the North Tatras for beginners . |
5 | Other countries — France , Italy and the United Kingdom for example — appear to use a stricter definition based on ownership plus some other criteria , such as the degree of control exercised by government , the enterprise 's monopolistic position , or the way in which the enterprise came under public ownership ( OECD 1985 : 76 ) . |
6 | Whilst it may have become commonplace in Western Europe and the United States for Turks or Mexicans to move north in response to economic opportunity , the Turkic populations of the USSR show no such proclivity . |
7 | They include company acquisitions [ a short-list of companies is already targeted in Europe and the United States for their market positioning and synergy with existing activities ] , joint ventures , product acquisition and various licensing arrangements . |
8 | And the West Midlands for four or five surveys we 've seen strong total orders broadly based between se sectors , strong output trends so the West Midlands being our leading er region is consistent with what we 've seen from other surveys . |
9 | Europe has offered tax havens such as Switzerland , Liechtenstein and the Channel Islands for a number of years . |
10 | Mr Hurd said that because the issue was so important , he had asked the Attorney General and the Lord Advocate for their advice and on Thursday they had given contrary advice . |
11 | From the balcony he thanked his many friends for their support , and the Lord God for showing the jury his divine wisdom . |
12 | ‘ Sean had his shop at the corner of the Donegall Road and the Falls Road for 18 years and he was so well-known . |
13 | See also the Fever sections and the Materia Medica for more information . |
14 | There is widespread geographical variation — provision is much stronger in the North-West and the East Midlands for example , compared with the South and South-East — and the number in higher education has not expanded to nearly the same extent . |
15 | Also the 1020 LC Plus Controller , providing single-point control of an LC system at the local level , with real-time display of chromatograms and system status ; the Model LS-50B luminescence spectrometer offering high sensitivity and selectivity in the measurement of fluorescence , phosphorescence , bio and chemiluminescence ; and the Harwell Matchfinder for chromatographic pattern recognition or fingerprinting . |
16 | Loch Brora and the River Brora for instance , close to the most northerly coal-mining town on mainland Britain — although the mine , a private venture , closed a few years ago . |
17 | In today 's troubled Goodison times how wonderful it would be to have them all playing together for Everton , with perhaps a Ray Wilson and a Tommy Wright for good measure . |