Example sentences of "[noun prp] [verb] [prep] the place " in BNC.
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1 | As a child the continuous moves had taught Eva to leave behind the place they had been and give herself to the new . |
2 | Ibn Fayoud looked at the place settings , noting that the few racing contacts he had been obliged to invite had sensibly been distributed among the more amusing people who had come up from London . |
3 | he continued , suddenly grinning at the tall old man as they walked between the levels of stoves and cookers and fires , Scullions ran about the place , carrying brooms and buckets and baskets full of hidden ingredients . |
4 | Hamish gazed about the place . |
5 | Mr Thomas Sumison , the master mason from Colerne who almost certainly built it , was a genius , for Swangrove belongs to the place . |
6 | ‘ My dear Tom spoke of the place as an undeveloped shambles with Matt living there alone , although I 've now heard that he and Silas accommodate a few guests . |
7 | Doctor Teesdale pointed to the place where the ghost had stood . |
8 | What use were services that recalled the Crucifixion when there was Timothy Gedge wandering about the place , a far better reminder of waste and destruction ? |
9 | Atkinson , Ferguson 's predecessor at Old Trafford returns to the place where his United side were usually thereabouts — but never there . |
10 | The wall faded rapidly , leaving Lacuna staring at the place where the next stone had been about to appear . |
11 | Because that 's the description Thomas Johnson gave of the place when he came here in 1639 , and this was the self-same weather he experienced , and here 's the point . |
12 | Tuppe glanced about the place . |
13 | Miss Danziger waited at the place known as Lakeside at St Lund , where small craft poached alongside the road . |
14 | Dreamer crouched above the place where his father had lost his youngest son . |
15 | In the hope that Willsford adapts to the place , I take him to come home first , ahead of Cool Ground , Brown Windsor and Stay On Tracks . |