Example sentences of "['s] [noun sg] [vb past] [prep] [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Thus Cripps 's patience snapped in one encounter with a top American official who , he complained , had wasted his time with a " schoolboy lecture " on the complicated problems which afflicted Europe .
2 The redhead 's hair sparkled with tiny ice crystals .
3 The tone was silkily challenging , and Maria 's heart jumped in startled recognition before instinctive denial asserted itself .
4 Ace 's mouth quirked in polite amusement , but he said nothing as she raised her chin in challenge .
5 She was a very experienced psychiatric nurse and Doctor Volkov 's callousness verged on deliberate cruelty .
6 Maureen 's skill lay in basic first-aid and tender loving care , so I did n't learn about diseases or complicated injuries — but what I did learn was vital to my future work .
7 Indeed the first handbook of drama based on Peter Slade 's philosophy emerged from this college where Pemberton-Billing ( 1965 ) , a tutor there , joined forces with David Clegg , a student .
8 Knox 's attitude turned to bitter hostility .
9 The ferry 's flag flew at half mast as the probe went on at Cork 's Ringaskiddy port .
10 Mike Gatting 's marriage came under public scrutiny while he was captaining England against the West Indies in 1988 .
11 Like other areas of Sri Lanka , the region 's population grew under British rule .
12 Jane and Laura 's group went with Snowy Owl .
13 Cook 's impudence sparkled in Private Eye , and he turned language and manners upside down with ‘ Pete and Dud ’ and ‘ Derek and Clive ’ .
14 There had been calls for Belkheir 's resignation after the Algerian press pointed out that the " special intervention unit " charged with Boudiaf 's security came under Interior Ministry control .
15 He powered his drive down the middle of the 545-yard 14th , while Faldo 's ball crashed among dense palm trees fringing the right of the fairway .
16 Goebbels 's propaganda had by this time in any case lost practically all credibility .
17 too , found themselves split after their unexpected defeat in 1929 , and Baldwin 's leadership came under severe attack from no fewer than four different directions .
18 The Minister 's wife stayed on dry land while he sailed to Gibraltar with Mona , the count , his sons and two Arab girls .
19 Richie 's head turned in that direction .
20 Most importantly , cyanotypes were far more permanent than other early photographs and much of Atkins 's output survived in good condition a century and a half later .
21 Paulette cradled her cup of ale and stared through the open door into the stableyard where chickens pecked at oats and Sharpe 's dog twitched in exhausted sleep .
22 Perhaps she really did little more than lend her name , but it was to her at any rate that Queen Victoria 's secretary wrote with royal support for her venture ( the Queen had also supported the Victoria Press , named after her ) .
23 And when Reeve tapped towards mid-off and ran , sailor 's roll turned into effective hustle as Watson gathered and threw down the keeper 's stumps with Gooch still well short .
24 David ran after the figure that was nearly at the top , almost over the lip of the cutting , the figure then looked round to face the boy and smiled , then to David 's amazement disappeared into thin air .
25 So we decided to anticipate our enemies and in 1894 the National Amalgamated Sailors and Firemen 's Union went into voluntary liquidation " .
26 When they entered the kitchen May 's voice came from another room , calling , ‘ I 'll be there in a minute , Frank . ’
27 Alexei 's voice rang with angry intensity .
28 The child 's voice rose in righteous indignation as Molly bit desperately into another toast soldier .
29 Charlotte 's companion said with quickening interest , and set off to have a closer look .
30 But referee Ed Morrison 's leniency led to bad blood spilling over in a six-man brawl as Richards looked for revenge .
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