Example sentences of "[noun sg] [prep] [noun pl] [verb] with " in BNC.
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| 1 | Brian Everthorpe led Robyn a tortuous route through streets lined with factories and warehouses , many of them closed down , some displaying ‘ For Sale ’ or ‘ For Lease ’ signs on them , some derelict beyond the hope of restoration , with snow blowing through their smashed windows . |
| 2 | The Oxford Regional Health Authority is denying it 's seeking an out of court settlement for haemophiliacs infected with the AIDS virus . |
| 3 | The proposer provides the opportunity for conferences to deal with the industrial and political issues in a more rational way . |
| 4 | For birefringence , if the maximum value for fully aligned elements is then the birefringence for elements distributed with a distribution function is given simply by . |
| 5 | There is little time within our course for students to experiment with information design in any serious way , but those who also undertake their major undergraduate project in this area frequently become ambitious in experimenting with complex information structures . |
| 6 | Ultimate responsibility for admissions lies with the Modular Course Co-ordinator , an academic working essentially full-time in a management role but retaining some involvement in teaching . |
| 7 | The Convention of the Scottish Local Authorities in its submission to the British Rail Section 40 consultations called for dedicated through services for passengers and freight between Scotland and mainland Europe ; and efficient cross-London link for passengers combined with on-train immigration checks ; improved freight handling arrangements through a super-depot at Coatbridge , or better use of existing facilities ; and the linkage of such a depot to the trunk road network . |
| 8 | This is not the whole story about accidents associated with low ‘ g ’ sensations . |
| 9 | His reward for surviving against Robert Owen , in a contest between Englishmen riddled with stomach bugs , is a first round with the Scottish No. 1 , Mark Maclean . |
| 10 | Thus unease over Soviet conduct in Eastern Europe and further afield did not immediately end Bevin 's search for ways to co-exist with the USSR despite a warning to Attlee on 10 April 1946 that , while he believed the Soviets preferred to expand without the risk of war , their policy might acquire a dynamic of its own , and result in an unintended conflict . |
| 11 | A meeting of the Foreign Ministers ' of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe ( CSCE ) , held in Stockholm , the Swedish capital , on Dec. 14-15 , was dominated by the search for measures to deal with fighting in Bosnia-Hercegovina and tensions in other potential flashpoints in eastern Europe . |
| 12 | We have issued an updated code of guidance for authorities dealing with applicants under the homelessness legislation . |
| 13 | Finally Section 5 deals with Design Consideration : Architectural and Services as a detailed guidance for architects working with a schedule and the room descriptions to prepare notional plans and drawings . |
| 14 | On page 110 we 've used them in a wonderful vegetarian Christmas pie , and on page 77 freshly cooked cranberries have been combined with a shop-bought cranberry sauce as a chunky topping for apples to serve with goose . |
| 15 | After that , it would be renewed only if the president indicated that China had adhered to human-rights commitments , stopped the export of goods made with prison labour and made ‘ overall significant progress ’ on a set of other matters , which range from ceasing religious persecution in Tibet to prohibiting the transfer of missile technology to Syria , Pakistan and Iran . |
| 16 | Its plot is a ‘ circle of love ’ , as a succession of couplings begins with a nocturnal encounter between a whore and a soldier , and continues as the soldier has sex with a housemaid , the maid with her young master , the master with a married woman , and so on until we reach a count who returns us to the whore . |
| 17 | Both Charles the Bald , his grandson , and Alfred in England , compared themselves to Solomon , ruling in accordance with divine wisdom , and Alfred as a lawgiver saw himself in a succession of lawgivers beginning with Moses . |
| 18 | It set up a succession of bodies to deal with the problem , but in 1922 it actually cut back expenditure , already insufficient , in this sphere . |
| 19 | The loss of parents brings with it a whole range of mixed emotions . |
| 20 | The changes in work and the loss of jobs associated with new technology have to be tackled at a wider level . |
| 21 | Confirmation of arms deal with UK |
| 22 | Confirmation of arms deal with France |
| 23 | Differences in regional characteristics , markets , customers or products , differences in the technology used in various aspects of the organisation 's work , the greater readiness of individuals to identify with smaller work groups than with an entire organisation , and the desire of subordinates to have more authority are all factors which tend towards decentralisation and diversification in different parts of an organisation . |
| 24 | Concentration of crystals increases with time while some sedimentation from the suspension occurs on the floor . |
| 25 | The book encourages a healthy fear of crevasses mixed with cautious confidence , based on the fundamental principle that in a crevasse accident there is self-rescue or no rescue . |
| 26 | Against this roseate background , Peter and Sally 's wonderfully eclectic mix of furnishings hums with vibrant life . |
| 27 | Though childbearing patterns undoubtedly exert a particularly strong effect on the viability of the fetus , our investigation of the complex of effects begins with an overview of the impact on the mortality of infants and young children . |
| 28 | He has illustrated the expanding provision of leisure opportunities for a growing middle class and offered a convincing account of , for example , the spread of newspapers and periodical literature and the complex of activities associated with the remarkable rise of the leisure towns . |
| 29 | There was little difference in the intensity of staining of hepatocytes compared with biliary cells with anti-H antibody except in the PSC group where staining was most intense in the hepatocytes . |
| 30 | gone to their GP 's , and often have been given some sort of medicine for their depression but have n't had the counselling side of things dealt with and they 've just been given re-prescriptions , not necessarily seen every time for a re-prescription . |