Example sentences of "[Wh pn] have [adv] [vb pp] with [art] " in BNC.
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1 | Anyone who has ever played with a gyroscope will know that the object displays a distinct aversion to being turned upside-down ; in many ways the spinning Earth can be viewed as a sort of super-heavy gyroscope . |
2 | Barricaded inside , Roger Jones , a 52 year old self-employed electrician , who 'd allegedly threatened with a shotgun 3 men who 'd called at his home . |
3 | For the tourney I returned to the serving table to serve the knights who had just fought with a drink , and serve the ladies with bread , cheese and fruit . |
4 | The final version was more stringent than the original proposals , broadening the criteria for screening to ban those who had simply collaborated with the StB ( Security Service ) . |
5 | The Whigs perhaps enjoyed an overall majority , since the House chose as its Speaker Henry Powle , who had generally sided with the opposition during the Exclusion Parliaments , over the Tory candidate , Sir Edward Seymour . |
6 | On June 4 Macierewicz ( as Interior Minister ) distributed to the chairmen of parliamentary parties and to the Speakers and Deputy Speakers of both houses sealed envelopes containing the names of 64 deputies , senators , present and former ministers and Presidential Chancellery officials who had allegedly collaborated with the Polish security services under the communist regime . |
7 | With many of the other leading generation engineers having taken positions as divisional controllers , he was difficult to replace , and responsibility as Pask 's deputy for generation thus fell to J. D. Peattie , an ex-CEB operations engineer , with little experience of the power station design side , and to other ex-CEB staff who had previously liaised with the undertakings on power station design . |
8 | Yesterday , Lord Justice Slade , sitting with Lord Justice Mann and Sir David Croom-Johnson , said Mrs Luxmoore-May deserved sympathy , as did anyone who had unwittingly parted with a ‘ sleeper ’ — an item of hitherto unrecognised value . |
9 | She gave the name of her father , who had recently retired with a substantial pension from a very senior appointment with a multi-national corporation . |
10 | It was he , too , who had once dealt with a particularly troublesome stoat by leading it down among the pheasant coops and so ( at the risk of his own life ) on to a keeper 's gun . |
11 | Just the statutory plug for tomorrow 's show — and it 's calling all those amongst you who have ever tangled with the plastic interlocking brick and failed to construct anything — yes , Katie 's off to Legoland in Denmark . |