Example sentences of "[noun prp] to [art] rest of " in BNC.
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| 1 | The second deals with the relation of Russia to the rest of the world , and includes the existence of an elite of Russians , exiled by the czar , who had become sophisticated socialists , as well as those aspects of foreign policy which played into the hands of the revolutionaries . |
| 2 | In Sterne 's Shandy Hall the similarity of its servants Obadiah and Susannah to the rest of that eccentric household might almost be described as a family likeness . |
| 3 | The shooting of Yusef Hawkins last year while looking for a car in another mainly white area of the city led X-Clan to organise ‘ The Taking Of The Brooklyn Bridge ’ , when 10,000 black youths occupied one of the bridges connecting Manhattan Island to the rest of New York in a living roadblock . |
| 4 | Since , in the year of Shamil 's capture , a partial mobilization of Russian troops on the empire 's Galician frontier took five months , the regime had every reason to extend the lessons it learned in the Caucasus to the rest of the military machine . |
| 5 | He proceeded to explain the Plan , starting with a brief review of the world components market which positioned Europe to the rest of the world and led straight into the Plan . |
| 6 | She waited until tea time , and listened in silence while Mrs Maugham recounted her adventures with Mrs Hanney to the rest of the family : they were received in silence by Alan , Arthur and her father , who did not waste their speech . |
| 7 | We can offer a one-carrier service into or out of Europe or through the EC to the rest of the world . |
| 8 | If we can not safely generalise even about the two districts we have come to know , still less , of course , can we generalise from East London to the rest of the country . |
| 9 | Even during the recession years of the early 1980s , the rate of net outward migration from Greater London to the rest of the South East never fell below 40 000 a year and with the subsequent economic recovery it had risen to 65 000 by 1986–87 ( Champion and Congdon , 1988 ) . |
| 10 | For instance , the Census shows a switch from a net outflow of young adults from Greater London to the rest of Great Britain in 1970–71 to a net inflow to London in 1980–81 ( Champion and Congdon , 1988a ) . |
| 11 | As can be seen from the composition of net migration flows from London to the rest of Great Britain ( Table 4.5 ) , this was particularly true for income groups ( as represented by socio-economic groups and housing tenure ) . |
| 12 | Choosing a different route out of Hobart to the rest of the fleet , the yacht quickly established a one mile lead over the nearest rival . |