Example sentences of "[noun sg] [noun] [pron] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Along the stem rail there is a line of telescopes ; each brings the shore into focus at a given distance . |
| 2 | Thus , a consideration of earlier work on DMVs has led us to the conclusion that the settlement patterns we actually see on the maps and in the landscape consist of a range of settlements , at various stages of development at all periods ; everything , in fact , from surviving medieval villages to totally abandoned farm sites . |
| 3 | The recognition of Saxon settlements , not under medieval villages but in open sites which were later abandoned , has also indicated that settlement patterns themselves have altered and the desertion of individual settlements within the pattern , even in quite recent times , means that settlement patterns are as dynamic and changing as the settlements themselves . |
| 4 | There , Pam Rhodes interviews 14 year old Rebecca Williams from Oakworth , and her 13 year old sister Melanie who have written a carol Bethlehem Road to be sung ( with other local children ) at Damems Station . |
| 5 | Erm , we we talked about this sort of issue earlier on , in in relationship to the , to the R A D. Erm , I 'm not quite sure of the strong importance of that organisation to the council , but I am sure that this erm , committee was set up by a number of south west authorities who are trying to look at the future of county farms . |
| 6 | then you do the teaching certificate which |
| 7 | It could be argued that the computer programmer whose skill lies behind the computer output should have some recognition of authorship . |
| 8 | Prices of agricultural products were freed in Estonia from July 1 ( except for milk products which remained under state control ) . |
| 9 | We went out bit like one of these er soap powder adverts which of these two objectives would you alright given the option to , decide that that is a a good training objective and which is n't so good ? |
| 10 | The functionalist tendencies we have detected in Tylor loom much larger in the work of his French contemporary , Emile Durkheim ( 1858–1917 ) , the last and greatest of the forerunners of modern social anthropology to be discussed here . |
| 11 | Our count of the beltless excludes a man from the agriculture ministry who had an over-the-shoulder belt slung under his arms and a severely disabled man , who we charitably presumed to have one of the few exemptions . |
| 12 | Research shows that lone parents belong to lower income groups which have been hard hit , kept in the poverty trap by changes in benefits and the income support system , which reduces support pound for pound , without compensation for childcare , whenever the woman begins to earn . |
| 13 | If we wished to pay for welfare in a way that was less burdensome on the poor without being massively destructive to the higher income groups what might be done ? |
| 14 | Leonard , the young English electronics genius who comes to Berlin to lay the taps , will be played by an American , Campbell Scott . |
| 15 | Similar disclosure provisions already operate in the UK in relation to overseas companies which have a place of business here ( although the requirement to file group accounts would be new ) , whereas in other member states additional information may currently be required relating to that branch ( e.g. branch accounts which would effectively reveal dealings between the branch and the rest of the company ) . |
| 16 | Have you got the smell one have you put the smell smell one down . |
| 17 | The various elements or component activities which make up each of the four Marketing Mix categories are interdependent . |
| 18 | Mm Bit bit your 's will be a bit bigger than the average Chesapeake Bay Retrievers . |
| 19 | And despite several offers from ‘ B ’ Division clubs he would prefer to get fixed up with a senior side . |
| 20 | Even in these countries , however , although employers ' organisations may not be direct bargaining institutions they can still play an important role in industrial relations by helping to achieve a degree of cohesion among employers through their coordinating and advisory functions . |
| 21 | TRESemmé 's 4+4 Exothermic perm guarantees a strong wave formulation which means the curl structure lasts the full life of the perm . |
| 22 | The Tasmanian Law Reform Commission expressed the matter even more forcefully : ‘ The present focus on consent virtually demands that a defence counsel who is doing his job properly must challenge the sexual conduct and personal integrity of the complainant and attempt to present her in the most unfavourable light . ’ |
| 23 | They 're brick houses you know that 's why she had a grant ? |
| 24 | But it was n't the camp reactions he was troubled about at the moment , it was Mrs Robson 's . |
| 25 | So he took the radio instead of , part payment you see , that was the first time . |
| 26 | I jes ' hope y'know what you 're about . ’ |
| 27 | From the same ministry contracts he was able to elicit official references — on departmental letter-heading and addressed ‘ to whom it may concern ’ — to bolster his standing with the suppliers and with other customers . |
| 28 | Your fingerprints were found on the spent shell cases they found on The Sandhopper 's deck . |
| 29 | While not wishing to set up any cast-iron categorization , Rein and Miller ( 1974 ) do establish a loose typology of income inequality ideologies which they view as ‘ overly smooth ’ ( p. 181 ) but none the less instructive . |
| 30 | An example may be found in Mozart 's third sentence from the Andante just quoted : This looks quite different from the previous section ( Example 26 ) , yet it is really made up of semiquaver groups which end the second sentence , with the addition of the dotted rhythm which begins the second full bar of the music . |