Example sentences of "come [prep] the [noun sg] [prep] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Let me come into the book of Hebrews and those words he uses are actually , to be underlined and emphasized . |
| 2 | women did come into the office with problems about maternity leave but they no longer come here . |
| 3 | The evidence is undeniably circumstantial ; the rare examples of actual letting usually come in the form of licences to demise . |
| 4 | Do they come from the kind of perceptions that we 're hearing or is , is it something different ? |
| 5 | of that expenditure will come from the Exchequer through offsets against petroleum revenue taxation . |
| 6 | Extra revenue will come from the sale of T-shirts and record bags starting this month ( see p95 ) . |
| 7 | Even more confusion can come from the proliferation of Otherwares . |
| 8 | Other important provisions of the Unfair Contract Terms Act relate to the implied terms under the Sale of Goods Act and similar legislation ; these will apply to computer hardware but will be largely irrelevant as far as computer software is concerned because computer software does not come within the definition of goods . |
| 9 | Years after the excavation took place , it may come to the notice of schoolchildren studying history , but by this time , the site that required so much work to gain so much information is likely to be described in just one or two sentences . |
| 10 | And because many illnesses and deaths in developing countries do not come to the attention of doctors , who are anyway ill-informed about the effects of pesticides , real casualty figures must be higher . |
| 11 | And we called it the man-killer because we had ridge and furrow land down there , and this darn thing they was taking , and nothing would come over the top for ages , and suddenly the whole lot would come over on top of you , of course it as well , and you had to that 's what we were doing . |
| 12 | The received wisdom that the imposition of stringent pollution controls will come at the expense of jobs is wholly wrong , according to a report by Professor David Pearce , adviser to the Environment Secretary . |