Example sentences of "[coord] [noun sg] [noun] over the " in BNC.
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| 31 | Gordon and Julie Wellsted , from Darlington , have collected tins of unwanted cat and dog food over the last month for the Eldon Hope Kennels , Shildon . |
| 32 | He became completely obsessed about germs , eventually sealing himself in a hotel room with masking tape over the doors and windows and paper towels over the bed and chairs . |
| 33 | On site , blast cleaning of the existing steelwork and stonework , installation of the cast iron panels and painting of the steelwork , required detailed traffic and pedestrian management over the major traffic route . |
| 34 | The reason for the muddle appears to be a simple agreement between government and commission officials over the UK map of political and administrative boundaries , which correctly puts Argyll and Bute in Strathclyde Region and the western part of Moray in Grampian . |
| 35 | In practice , control is best achieved by exchanging , in the spring , pastures grazed by sheep and beef cattle over the previous year , preferably combined with anthelmintic treatment at the time of exchange . |
| 36 | The ITV licensee lost its franchise to Carlton TV last year , and will hand over the reins to the London weekday franchise on December 31 . |
| 37 | Consequently , an active programme of asset disposals has been under way over the last year in order to reduce the group 's high level of debt , which was the result of decisions to develop new oil and gas fields over the last few years , as well as the additional debt burden inherited following the acquisition of Ultramar . |
| 38 | It was only the second occasion ever in which bankers had been summoned and reflected both the high degree of public outrage and government embarrassment over the spate of recent financial scandals . |
| 39 | Half an hour before the end of cooking , remove the beef from the oven and carefully spread the mustard and herb mixture over the surface , then return to the oven to finish cooking . |
| 40 | These potential problems involve : — Irreconcilable differences between the review staff and program management over the appropriateness of the system used to measure effectiveness . |
| 41 | In the light of the extremely poor showing at the Park Lane Hotel Silver and Jewellery Fair over the last two years , the event will not take place this February . |
| 42 | He 's made dramatic progress through the British and World rankings over the past year . |
| 43 | The spate of major medical and nutritional reports published by governments and health authorities over the past few years has more than confirmed this suspicion . |
| 44 | Then Kim strewed the contents of drawers , toy boxes , magazine racks and book shelves over the floor . |
| 45 | We have heard quite a lot , colleagues , about pensions and pension schemes over the last eighteen months perhaps we have to actually thank Mr Maxwell for raising the issue , even if those pensioners he cheated wo n't thank him . |
| 46 | Several members of the Group are convinced that connection is essential to facilitate the development of our scientific and information systems over the next ten years . |
| 47 | While these two assessments of the predictive validity of various personnel selection methods differ slightly , what they both demonstrate clearly is the enhanced predictive validity of both ability tests and personality tests over the traditional selection methods of the interview and letters of reference . |
| 48 | 1991 , 27 , 1151 ) failed to mention that the special exhibition on the work of Sir William Henry Perkin was in addition to a poster exhibition that had been touring Essex and east London over the previous six months . |
| 49 | Despite legal changes , smaller families and improved educational and employment opportunities over the last century or so , marked inequalities remain between the social and economic roles of men and women . |
| 50 | Our experience at the Royal National Throat , Nose , and Ear Hospital over the past two years in a study of over 200 children aged 3–8 years with chronic ( more than six months ) or recurrent ( more than three episodes ) glue ear is that a high proportion ( over 80% ) have allergic rhinitis and that treatment of this is associated with resolution of the secretory otitis media in most cases . |
| 51 | He fought to hold it down , getting up and pacing about , counting strides aloud in the English tongue , forcing himself to observe minutely every crack and cobweb , every light pattern and shadow texture over the rough brick walls and polished leather of bridles and saddles , until he 'd mastered the terrible memory . |
| 52 | This legislation will ensure that the UK can meet its international obligations to significantly reduce the national emissions of sulphur and nitrogen oxides over the next decade . |
| 53 | NOT MANY preserved steam railways can boast two unique happenings in two days , but the West Somerset Railway did just that at its sixth annual Vintage Vehicle Rally and Steam Fayre over the weekend of August 1–2 . |
| 54 | While we have charted the moves away from the more strident outpourings of the 1979 campaign , within the Conservatives ' law and order strategy over the last decade , it should not be assumed that they will not revert to this rhetoric if the need arises . |
| 55 | Radioactive waste : Exemptions enjoyed by the UK Atomic Energy Authority and Crown premises over the storage and disposal of radioactive waste will end . |
| 56 | Changes in land use and land productivity over the period area analysed . |
| 57 | THE European parliament is at odds with the Commission and member states over the draft directive covering working conditions for employees sent to another EC country under contract to provide a specific service . |
| 58 | Overleaf you will find Statistics about our Standard Grade , S5 and S6 Higher and CSYS results over the last four years . |
| 59 | In 1912 the pages of the journal featured a heated debate between self-styled ‘ new moralists ’ and purity feminists over the implications of the new act . |
| 60 | There must have been a succession of road and track layouts over the years , so it would be fortunate indeed if even part of the original network had survived . |