Example sentences of "with [noun sg] [prep] [pron] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Dismissing him with difficulty from her mind , she went to her bedroom , smiling at the familiar old room , the shutters flung wide , overlooking the dusty terrace below , the bright pink bougainvillaea trailing like a Schiaparelli ballgown from the bleached balustrade walls below , down the rugged red cliffs , down to that turqouise , glittering sea . |
| 2 | What it implied was that BA has not exactly been covering itself with glory in its propaganda war with Virgin — and would do well to change tactics . |
| 3 | It will be a vision of success from which everyone profits , a vision which the Profitboss has developed over many years , a vision in which he passionately believes and is able to communicate with enthusiasm to his team and every other employee in the organization . |
| 4 | That damned buyer with honey on his voice and whoring in his heart … |
| 5 | The doves were fluttering upwards to the music , and his Maria Filippa — an unusual diva , wearing spectacles — with Pericle on her arm in a lace bonnet and button boots , was greeting him under the olives . |
| 6 | Advice on any legal problem which arises in connection with the journey or holiday or with damage to your home . |
| 7 | Sight Lines is a response by contemporary artists to buildings and includes Alison Marchant 's photomontage installations and the photographs of Johnnie Gathercole with text by his sister Maggie ( until 15 Feb ) . |
| 8 | Upon landing , he filed an airmiss report only to be told that the glider had landed successfully with part of its wingtip missing near Axel . |
| 9 | The Comintern 's aim was to convert a nationalist struggle into a broader social struggle ( in accordance with part of its remit ) , but Comintern officials made no serious attempt to fulfil the second part of the resolutions adopted at the Sixth Congress by setting up a Communist party in Nicaragua , which could have given the Sandinista movement an organisational base and therefore the possibility of continuity ( Cerdas Cruz : 1986a , pp. 363–97 ) . |
| 10 | But with part of her mind — the part that had stood back from their embrace — she was dimly aware that she had almost wanted to believe the worst . |
| 11 | ‘ Would it be possible , if I could get a job , to pay for her in a private home , with part of her pension added on ? |
| 12 | With part of his army or with all his army , Thorfinn had to withdraw . |
| 13 | Into the nape of the neck of the youngest , who was lying on his stomach with part of his spine exposed , the flesh and muscle ripped away by the 9mm bullet . |
| 14 | We struck out for Cambridge and although we made the odd wrong turn they were quickly rectified and with luck on our side we found the hotel . |
| 15 | Therefore you are advised to arrange important meetings at times coincident with daytime on your home time and to avoid times coincident with night on home time . |
| 16 | Student counsellors say tutor-student liaisons are primarily between female students and male tutors , and the key problem arises if the academic is involved with assessment of his partner 's work . |
| 17 | By an arrangement between father and son , a disentailment could be effected ; but not so as to alienate the fee ; rather to reduce the son 's interest to a life estate in remainder , with remainder to his issue successively in tail . |
| 18 | On 17 October Gloucester was made constable of England , an office formerly held by the executed earl Rivers with remainder to his son lord Scales , who must have waived his claim on Gloucester 's behalf . |
| 19 | On 17 October Gloucester was made constable of England , an office formerly held by the executed earl Rivers with remainder to his son lord Scales , who must have waived his claim on Gloucester 's behalf . |
| 20 | He would sit puffing on his pipe , Dr Watson goggle-eyed with admiration at his side , and suddenly , by a simple process of deduction , arrive at the complete solution . |
| 21 | The charm of his style , the persuasiveness of his appeal to history , the breadth of his understanding , the way in which earnestness is blended with joyfulness in his religion — and all things pervaded by reason and good sense — have won disciples for Hooker in all subsequent generations . |
| 22 | Society had a right to expect the best from those with responsibility for its defence . |
| 23 | Though she was not entirely at ease with Mrs Frere her heart flooded with sympathy for her loss . |
| 24 | ‘ I 'm afraid I must , ’ he said , but with sympathy in his voice . |
| 25 | When I first approached The Smiths in regard to this book , although treated with sympathy from their manager , I was waved aside without so much as an acknowledgement . |
| 26 | defendant with handicap of 24 hit ball with toe of his golf club , so that it went off at an angle of 30 degrees . |
| 27 | Shut out of her home and frantic with worry about her son , Harriet Shakespeare collapses in the arms of friend and neighbour Lucy Mallory . |
| 28 | Years ago I used to get beside myself with worry about my weight problem . |
| 29 | The only objection came from the Nippon Challenge who were unwilling to go to sea with JAP on their mainsail . |
| 30 | She ran faster and faster , afraid to look back , but with hope in her heart . |