Example sentences of "[Wh det] [vb past] in [det] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The question which arose in those cases was whether the cessation of trade , in the sense of ‘ putting the shutters up , ’ immediately deprived the court of bankruptcy jurisdiction over the married woman , or whether it continued while the trade debts remained unpaid . |
| 2 | The rich merchants contributed to the magnificent civic building which arose in those years ; the town and guild halls , exchanges , municipal belfries , warehouses and city houses . |
| 3 | The complications , which occurred in all patients apart from two who achieved the protocol , could be overcome , and no early deaths were recorded in a high risk group of patients , but pain and bile leakage were major problems . |
| 4 | However , the rise in pensions relative to incomes which occurred in most countries also increased the cost of not working — for the farsighted , at least — since pensions were generally linked to contributions from pay . |
| 5 | Thus the generation 1690–1720 saw a considerable transference of real power from the King to Parliament , partly as a result of specific acts of legislation and partly because of the enormous changes in the country 's fiscal system and relationship to Europe which occurred in these years . |
| 6 | This was to accompany the first showing in Europe of the musical Narnia , which played in All Hallows by the Tower . |
| 7 | which faced in all directions |
| 8 | The Jacobite unrest in Bristol , Norwich and London was symptomatic of the bitter political tensions which existed in these communities between Tories and High Church Anglicans on the one hand and Whigs and Nonconformists on the other . |
| 9 | Variant weapons included the guisarme or fauchard , which persisted in many forms as late as the seventeenth century , and inflicted such horrible wounds that attempts were made to have it banned during the medieval period . |
| 10 | Throughout the 1870s and 1880s the ‘ abolitionists ’ , as they were called , were a major social force , and the stimulus for the emergence of vigorous social-purity organisations , such as the National Vigilance Association , which survived in many cases into the 1950s and 1960s . |
| 11 | This rethinking went on in episcopal households and monasteries as well as in some urban schools which survived in some areas well into the sixth century . |
| 12 | Within the AHA ranks was an influential caucus of members which functioned in some ways like the group of the political party in power within a local authority . |
| 13 | A suggested reason for this decision is that to grant an action would have subverted the common law negligence action which lay in these circumstances . |
| 14 | Away from the river in every direction the ground was practically level , a plain covered by broad-bladed grass which grew in some places to waist height . |
| 15 | Looking through Acts at Paul 's call to evangelise , which culminated in many churches being planted , we can see five stages through which he went . |
| 16 | In August 1974 Brian Johnson broadcast an appeal for radio equipment , which resulted in many offers , some of which the Museum were able to accept . |
| 17 | The man who issued every order and arranged every detail of the lying and brutality which resulted in these massacres was Brigadier Toby Low … subsequently ennobled ( in 1962 ) as the first Baron Aldington . ’ |
| 18 | The incident was highlighted on Sky TV and spotted by the club 's committee when they watched a video of the clash between John Devereux and Keith England in the same match which resulted in both men being sent off and banned for two games . |
| 19 | The item which appeared in all rankings , and upon which there was , therefore , most consensus about its importance , was social functioning . |
| 20 | Steel-Maitland could at last be moved from the Ministry of Labour , which had in many ways been the key departmental post of the administration , and in which he had throughout been ill-regarded but undisturbed . |
| 21 | Shut up in her garage , his work approved of and praised by her , comforted by Captain Dawson 's and her advice , which had in all respects proved reliable , he had felt a safety and confidence unknown to him before . |
| 22 | Saying that ‘ the Pilgrim Fathers will always hold a unique place among the venerated saints of mankind ’ may be going too far , but their plain approach to life , the simple statement of belief they made on the voyage in the Mayflower Compact , and their peaceful settlements and good relations with the Indians among whom they settled were certainly in sharp contrast to what happened in most colonies . |
| 23 | And she actually remembers the , the details of what happened in those days ? |