Example sentences of "as [noun sg] [prep] [noun pl] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Philip had already shown himself as king at Worms on 5 April 1198 . |
| 32 | This has similar status to the Highway Code — while breach of the code is not an offence it may be cited as evidence in cases of a breach of the duty of care . |
| 33 | Naturally , the facility required ancillary staffing in all areas , as well as a teacher as Head of Resources with a curriculum development brief . |
| 34 | She could see his decision not to bother to try to explain that Brian hardly knew anybody in Northam Town Hall , and that Brian 's salary as Head of Humanities at an Adult Education College hardly rose to paying his own mortgage , let alone to buying a house for his ageing father . |
| 35 | Tony in charge of services and communication , Simon in charge of policy and development , Richard in charge of resource development , and although it 's not on the script and she said I must n't to the script , I ought to mention also Samantha who has joined us as head of communications on whom , you may thank for all the sort of visuals that we 're having , and the bright idea of videoing er , our Chairman . |
| 36 | We do n't need any spare high-hab boys , not even as bait for nomads in the wastes . ’ |
| 37 | In the article , Tannen 's findings are presented as advice to women on how best to communicate with men : for example , ‘ Speak in a straightforward way to male subordinates . |
| 38 | In August that year I found myself elected as co-optee for Women with Disabilities , loudly proclaiming my lesbianism in my hustings speech . |
| 39 | In August 1642 he was Parliament 's police officer , as colonel of guards in the capital . |
| 40 | In addition to deposition , events such as activation of components of the complement or clotting factor cascades can occur , which lead to generation of moieties which interact with other cell types — eg neutrophils , lymphocytes and macrophages — involved in inflammatory processes . |
| 41 | Attempting to analyse verb-initial languages such as Arabic in terms of Halliday 's model highlights the fact that , for some languages , this type of analysis may not be as workable as it is in English . |
| 42 | It is likely that the availability of digital cartographic data will increase as demand from users of GIS becomes greater . |
| 43 | Major Buckley had a colourful career as manager of Wolves in the 1930s , but it was not until Sir Matt Busby 's brilliant reign at Manchester United that the commanding role of manager after Chapman 's example was firmly taken up outside the bounds of Highbury . |
| 44 | The fiery Scot has had numerous run-ins with referees and linesmen since taking over as manager of Rangers in 1986 . |
| 45 | ‘ Since most experts seem to preclude a major upturn in energy prices before the end of the century , we may have to develop a combination of policies and taxes to stimulate the market for improvements in efficiency now as insurance against disruptions from climate change later . ’ |
| 46 | Another , equally peculiar to the judiciary in this country , is their particular version of the doctrine of the ‘ independence of the judiciary ’ ( see Chapter 4 ) , which leads them to resent what they perceive as interference by governments in their sentencing practice . |
| 47 | Distribution , as list of zones by numbers , with comments if appropriate . |
| 48 | Non-availability is an idea deeply embedded in the Christian tradition of celibacy ; though for too long now it has been seen as renunciation by men of sinful life , rather than as a radical statement by women . |
| 49 | In the early part of 1990 during the first great Ecstasy draught , Ketamine came to light in police analysis of seizures of tablets sold as Ecstasy in nightclubs in various parts of England and Scotland . |
| 50 | In general , silvicultural techniques include the regulation of regeneration , species composition and growth and may be designed to enhance aspects of forestry , such as improvement of habitats for wildlife , that are not related to timber production . |
| 51 | The enterochromaffin like cell density is expressed as number of cells per mm mucosal length . |
| 52 | The military played an important role as arbiter of conflicts between the restricted political groups , leading to the era of ‘ pronunciamientos ’ in mid-century . |
| 53 | My reporting for the Times-Herald under the avuncular guidance of Fred Workman ran the whole spectrum of events , incidents and activities : I spent days at the annual Wild West Rodeo and Stampede absorbing as much of the cowboy lingo as possible ; I acted as Master of Ceremonies for a fox trot competition sponsored by Cal Temple and Trudie , his business-like wife ; I interviewed all visiting celebrities including MacKenzie King , the Prime Minister , and R.B. Bennett , the Leader of the Opposition in Ottawa ; I interviewed Jimmy Gardiner as Minister of Agriculture , after he gave up his post as Premier of Saskatchewan ; I covered celebrity concerts and the annual Chatauqua programmes , among many other things . |
| 54 | For two months every summer I was engaged to produce , and act as Master of Ceremonies for , the Home Gas Show , a weekly hour-length commercial programme . |
| 55 | This reference is usually required by lenders as proof of earnings with which to support your loan . |
| 56 | In March 1404 he was nominated to serve on the king 's council , again as proof to sceptics of the king 's intentions to provide competent government . |
| 57 | Tapie had resigned in May as Minister for Towns amid an alleged business scandal [ see p. 38928 ] . |
| 58 | There is less scorn in the novel than there had been in the article , and a pity that must have come as surprise to readers of his work . |
| 59 | St. Brice and St. Martin were closely associated and St. Brice succeeded St. Martin as bishop of Tours in 444 . |