Example sentences of "[num] [noun] from [adv] [prep] [art] " in BNC.

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1 Its regatta day in Hereford on Monday … the local rowing club are holding their annual big event … 300 crews from all over the country will be in competition … its also a qualifier for the royal regatta at henley …
2 The tree is the first of a glade of forty species from all over the world .
3 A theatre packed with enthusiasts , including more than 140 critics from all over the West , shows that the company is just as appreciated by the rest of the world , too .
4 Over 500 panners from all over the world are due to take part in what promises to be a most memorable event .
5 The conference is one of the highlights of the QC year and was attended by around 600 delegates from more than 100 companies from all over the UK .
6 A Boys Brigade team from Stirling beat over 100 teams from all over the country to win the 1991 West Lowland Hike .
7 A telephone hotline service provided advice and information in response to just over 2,000 enquiries from all over the UK in 1986/7 .
8 The top game in Division Three was at Willington where Spectrum entertained Consett Cougers who stole the game three seconds from time with the first basket of the game from Ian Lockey who hit an amazing three pointer from well outside the line .
9 The national show of alpine and rock garden plants attracted 60-plus exhibitors and more than 600 guests from all over the country to the James Finegan Hall in Eston , Middlesbrough .
10 166 breeds from all over the country are expected to line up at this year 's event , competing to become the Supreme Champion .
11 A total of 31 specialists from all over the world spent time with the Council 's Business Development staff .
12 ‘ We listened to more than five thousand tapes from all over the world , ’ gravely announced Armand Schaudroeck , president of The House Of Guitars in Rochester , New York , ‘ and Harry is simply the worst player we 've ever heard .
13 But in front of 3,000 guests from all over the world , and an astonishing 500 million television viewers , Millstreet did the country proud .
14 Oxford has started a new league : there are sixteen teams from all over the country competing , apart from the cycos there are the London Loonies , the Molesey Maniacs : its a whole new ball game .
15 The Workshop was attended by about 25 participants from all over the country , as well as by about 20 Rajasthani college and university teachers of English .
16 Two thousand people representing 86 teams from all over the world gathered together for a week 's fun , friendship and fraternity .
17 The North-Eastern Regional Seminar on racism , racial equality and the trades union movement on Saturday attracted around 50 people from all over the North-East and Cumbria .
18 Nearly 4,000 objectors from all over the country — including religious pilgrims who attend retreats at the Franciscan Friary opposite the convent have signed protest petitions .
19 GBW is sponsoring ten students from all over the world to take part in projects run by Earthwatch , the international organisation that sponsors scientific research .
20 Who would even remember my name twelve months from now in the midst of another winter , unless in the context of some old dirty joke or dated ribaldry ?
21 63 teams from all over the UK took part , and it was clear that many had been training for months .
22 They show ( for instance ) guests dining in the hotel 's famous Oak Room , with the celebrated choice of 142 dishes from all over the world , to the accompaniment of a three-piece Mariarchi band .
23 A total of 38 specialists from all over the world spent time with the Council 's Business Development staff .
24 ‘ 'Bout eight or nine miles from here off the A227 .
25 A festival of traditional dancing and street theatre , there will be twenty countries from all over the world putting on a memorable display .
26 150 cavers from all over the country took part in the exercise .
27 7,000 runners from all over the world competed in the 1990 Phuket Marathon and 10km .
28 If it had n't been for his diligent research and dogged answer seeking , I would n't be leaving for America two hours from now in the hope of a cure .
29 The seminar brought together thirty personnel from all over the country for discussions and presentations looking at the challenge the new millennium will bring .
30 But before the great affair struck up , one looked around at the new faces : Steve Milligan , who used to be our foreign editor at the Sunday Times , Lady Olga Maitland , nicer than her impossible opinions , whom I chiefly remember for being very good about expenses at the Sunday Express ( one wonders if Kelvin Mackenzie might have slipped in late for Chislehurst ) , Nigel Jones , the Lib Dem from Cheltenham with the Lenin beard , and a man and woman sitting together , pointed out as Gordon and Brigid Prentice who , if they flourish in Labour politics , will be compared in the Sun two elections from now with the Ceausescus .
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