Example sentences of "to [noun] [noun] for " in BNC.
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| 31 | See also : Age Concern England 's annual publication , Your Rights : a guide to money benefits for older people . |
| 32 | Age Concern Cleveland is offering the most up-to-date guide to money benefits for older people . |
| 33 | And the if there was a street disturbance or a quarrel in the house everybody over there used to come to Stoke Bridge for the policeman . |
| 34 | When Bilal Shebib and Samir Medina came to Stoke Mandeville for treatment in 1987 , their severe spinal injuries meant they could n't even sit up . |
| 35 | Now they 're coming back to Stoke Mandeville for more treatment and new wheelchairs . |
| 36 | SunSoft Inc has gone to Highland Software for its Flexible License Manager for Solaris 2.0 . |
| 37 | Mark ( being sexist and homophobic — but not giving a toss cos he lives in West London and can continue gloating to Chelsea fans for another season ) |
| 38 | His body was taken to Brighton mortuary for identification . |
| 39 | Europe 's first touring theatre ship comes to Brighton Festival for the launch of her maiden tour … berthing at Newhaven Harbour and Brighton Marina with a daytime family show , costumed carnival band and night-time fire spectacular . |
| 40 | ‘ You and Drew and your friend Paula must go to Los Alamos for tests . |
| 41 | ‘ You and I are going to Los Alamos for medical tests . |
| 42 | The following week the US Tour moved to Los Angeles for the LA Open , and Frank asked me to caddie for him there . |
| 43 | Hollywood was awash with rumours some months later when Banderas came to Los Angeles for Mambo Kings , paid a visit to Madonna 's house and was spotted dining with her on several occasions . |
| 44 | European partners that currently have to send their systems all the way to Los Angeles for testing will now be able to use facilities in Dublin . |
| 45 | A mother is blaming her son 's addiction to computer games for triggering his epileptic fits . |
| 46 | Era has dipped a toe in the computer games market , but is relying on the trend to computer toys for the whole family recreating a demand for conventional individual toys . |
| 47 | Then the winning shot , plumb through to cow corner for 4 more . |
| 48 | The OPCS Longitudinal Study , linking vital events to census data for England and Wales , forms the core of the evidence used . |
| 49 | This was done because in theory fusion neutrons could be an alternative to fission reactors for making fissile elements for weapons . |
| 50 | From Magdalen College Orchard leased farm-land in Headington , where he was also a quarryman , engaging to supply stone to Eton College for Waynflete 's work there , which included the antechapel . |
| 51 | So it was an immediate retreat to Fort William for celebratory pakora and a chicken breast curry , where I changed out of my walking gear into some jeans to look like a local . |
| 52 | However , in response to user demands for openness , Wendler argues , vendors will — as we know only too well — increasingly promote everything they can as ‘ standard . ’ |
| 53 | Four days after we had left the Daro he decided to push on ahead with Kassimi , on our two best mules , in order to catch a train from the Awash Station to Addis Ababa for medical treatment . |
| 54 | That leaves Gerhard Schröder , the bustling premier of Lower Saxony ( who would break noses to get the job ) , Rudolf Scharping , the Rhineland-Palatinate premier ( who hides his ambition better ) , and Renate Schmidt , the Social Democratic leader in Bavaria ( who would start with a strong base in a party committed to 50% representation for women ) . |
| 55 | I was married to Bernard Parkin for fifteen years , a man who came from the lower middle class , but identified quite violently , for a number of years , with the workers . |
| 56 | Luckier fates awaited the Louis XIV Boulle marquetry console , sold to a telephone bidder under-estimate for $675,000 ( £375,000 ) ( est. $800–1.2 million ) , a small Louis XIV ormolu-mounted Boulle bureau plat around 1700–1710 , sold to Bernard Steinitz for $850,000 ( £472,200 ) ( est. $1–1.5 million ) , a simple Louis XV tulipwood marquetry table à écrire by Bernard van Risamburgh , sold to Partridge for $460,000 ( £255,500 ) ( est. $400–600,000 ) and the skeleton of a charming Louis XVI giltwood lit à la polonaise around 1780 ( est. $100–150,000 ) , a form not often seen at auction , which went to a phone bidder for $440,000 ( £244,400 ) . |
| 57 | ‘ So devastated he turned to Maria Luisa for comfort ? ’ she bit out . |
| 58 | ‘ Many congratulations to Sarah Baxter for her perceptive item on John Major ( ‘ The man without substance' , 10 April ) , ’ writes Rodney M Bennett , of Richmond . |
| 59 | INTEL STORMS TO $2,000m SALES FOR THE QUARTER AS PROFITS NEAR TRIPLE … |
| 60 | ( She gave no credit to Olga Stych for her undoubted talents as an organizer . ) |