Example sentences of "[noun pl] with [det] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The physicists who felt they had left their successors with little more to do than to clean up a few minor problems expressed the same mood as August Schleicher , who was sure that ancient Aryans had talked exactly the putative language which he had reconstructed for them . |
| 2 | Beech et al. ( 1985 ) have compared its dietary characteristics with those of lean raw beefsteak , and although it has a protein content of c. 47 per cent , which is nearly 20 per cent less than the beefsteak , it contains half the fat and is rich in fibre . |
| 3 | Valerie Masters … they and so many others arrived , did their songs with more panache than I 'd ever heard before , and departed . |
| 4 | She was too distressed herself to explain that that particular expression did not fall upon her ears with any degree of shock , and wondered quickly if she and Johnny would ever really be able to communicate properly . |
| 5 | My little band of Welsh gold with the tiniest of freshwater pearls , no good for belly-buttons so I kept it ; and I remember Tony poking the funghi marinati out of his ears with this pick . |
| 6 | Sappho are the providers of a darker side of UK techno , avoiding the plague of the breakbeats with much caution , choosing to take a more considered route to grab themselves a bit of attention . |
| 7 | So far I have discussed the different criminologies of the previous two centuries with little reference to the problem of the concept of ‘ crime ’ itself : Worse , I have sometimes used ‘ crime ’ and ‘ deviance ’ interchangeably — though I hope I have only done this where the argument has happened to apply equally to both . |
| 8 | Not so confident is Nigel Beard ( Erith & Crayford ) , an ICI manager who is one of precious few Labour contenders with any experience of private enterprise . |
| 9 | The way in which temporary working overlaps with each of the other forms of " non-standard " working identifiable through the LFS — namely self-employment and part-time working — is shown in Diagram I. As can be seen , it is not only that some temporary workers are self-employed and some are part-timers ; a sizeable minority are both . |
| 10 | The tragedy at Bolton in 1946 , in which thirty-three were killed and 400 injured , was the result of admitting 85,000 fans with more clambering over walls or vaulting the turnstiles . |
| 11 | Climb the high mountain behind my hut and strike the three golden hairs with this latch-string . " |
| 12 | For successful coitus to take place , the male and female lice each grab two adjacent hairs with both pairs of rear legs , front to front . |
| 13 | ‘ I wonder how many suspicious wives have caught out errant husbands with that trick ? ’ |
| 14 | Contrasting the different methods of production was a valuable exercise to those unfamiliar with traditional weaving methods with many unique sales points being identified in the process . |
| 15 | ‘ A hospital is an institution in which doctors ( and other less expensive staff are enabled by administrators to provide a service which balances the need to avoid long waiting lists with that to avoid excessive government spending . |
| 16 | Fibreglass pools are obviously entirely rigid and free-standing , and present no such difficulties during construction , but one must be very careful over the choice of design , for most are made by fibreglass manufacturers with little understanding of plant life and it is often the case that reeds , rushes and irises are expected to become established on a marginal shelf no more than 8 cm ( 3 in ) wide , while the deeper areas of the pool will not have a sufficiently flat floor to place a single waterlily basket . |
| 17 | Treat your kids with this surprise-a-day advent calendar PLUS Kitchen update — news of the latest gadgets |
| 18 | The system combines either LSX 5000 or LSX 3000 servers with any MS-DOS or OS/2 personal computer . |
| 19 | One of the most fascinating aspects of Spycatcher is how Wright describes the enormous amount of time wasted on petty departmental quarrels and jealousies with each person guarding his little private empire . |
| 20 | For those readers with little or no background in geology there are a number of excellent introductory texts . |
| 21 | But for readers with some knowledge of speech act theory , literary theory , or both , this is bound to be an interesting read . |
| 22 | Writing almost a century after Kingston , he fulfilled the expectations of his readers with less melodrama in his plots and a more responsible attitude to life in his young hero , but Quinn is a very obvious descendant of Marryat 's Peter Simple and Kingston 's Jack Rogers in his lively opportunism and his youthful capacity for living in the present . |
| 23 | The Thorpeness Golf Club Hotel A Dormey House-style hotel adjoining the clubhouse , it has 22 large en suite twin bedrooms with all mod cons , near the 1st tee . |
| 24 | 20 full en suite bedrooms with either bath/shower and WC . |
| 25 | So Macbeth thanks Duncan 's messengers with this affected metaphor : ‘ Kind gentlemen , your pains/Are registered where every day I turn/The leaf to read them ’ ( 149ff . ) . |
| 26 | Of those responding , 34 were from offices with fewer than three partners , of whom eight were sole practitioners with no other staff ; 31 respondents were from offices with fewer than 10 staff . |
| 27 | Of those responding , 34 were from offices with fewer than three partners , of whom eight were sole practitioners with no other staff ; 31 respondents were from offices with fewer than 10 staff . |
| 28 | While Dexel trades with most of the Far East countries , using a network of agents , it has targeted China as a major growth area . |
| 29 | The reward for the hard work is that a much better system of advanced courses is now in place , giving better service to employers and providing candidates with many more opportunities , with greater flexibility and with greatly improved progression routes from National Certificate Modules all the way through to degrees . |
| 30 | A presidential candidate could win election on the first round only by gaining an absolute majority of the votes cast by at least one-quarter of registered voters ; otherwise the election would be decided by a second-round run-off between the two candidates with most votes . |