Example sentences of "of the [noun sg] with [noun pl] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Dolores came out of the cottage with mugs of coffee for them . |
| 2 | I will ask the guardian ad litem to prepare a further report for the use of the court and I will direct that a psychiatric report be obtained by the local authority for the use of the court with copies to be made available to the parties under rule 26 of the Family Proceedings Courts ( Children Act 1989 ) Rules 1991 . |
| 3 | Place the three strips one on top of the other with seams at the back ; slipstitch ends together . |
| 4 | I did n't actually see anyone touch their forelock , but from the moment when Mrs Field accompanied the entry of the turkey with blasts of a hunting horn , to shots of Hannah primly seated , timidly moving one foot to the music , I knew this was a world far removed , not only in distance but in time , from the pace of urban life in which I move . ’ |
| 5 | Godoy 's modification of these procedures in 1793 and again in 1797 and the renewal of the alliance with intellectuals like Jovellanos and Meléndez Valdés was a temporary affair . |
| 6 | Those chapters summarize his main concerns , which are then illustrated in the narrative of the text with descriptions of individual institutions . |
| 7 | Throw away all the books that give a stable routine which starts at 7am with morning feed and fills up the rest of the day with activities like quartering and setting fair — most of which none of us have time for ! |
| 8 | As director of social services for the London borough of Hillingdon I knew of the work with refugees in my role in Hillingdon I was responsible for services for child arrivals at Heathrow airport and I worked closely with Save The Children on the successful effort to get specific recognition for asylum seeking children in the asylum and immigration appeals act . |
| 9 | Spread it with a layer of French mustard and cover the whole surface of the bread with strips of cheese about ½ in. thick . |
| 10 | James Thomas Knowles senior and his son James Thomas Knowles junior entered separately for all parts of the competition with designs in an eclectic manner . |
| 11 | This brings the argument back to the justifications for those provisions of the Public Order Act which smooth the path of the prosecutor with dispensations from proof . |
| 12 | The case raises important issues concerning the nature of the Court of Appeal 's relisting jurisdiction and the compatibility of the decision with protections for defendants provided by the European Convention on Human Rights . |
| 13 | There are video programmes designed to introduce new methods , such as the Silent Way method , which combine an explanation of the approach with examples of groups being taught . |
| 14 | And then there would be a big , what we called a big shafting , going along the the side of the barn with pulleys on it . |
| 15 | The Left 's response , quite correctly in some respects , is to counter the authoritarianism of the state with demands for public control of the strong arm of the state , a demand which has found force in the escalating evidence of state violence in Ireland and in England police abuse of the people in the name of protection of the people . |
| 16 | The programme has been particularly helpful where the mentor has been able to support the work of the school with pupils at risk and/or with special educational needs . |
| 17 | A few cookery demonstration tickets may still be available at a cost of £2.50 each , so fill in the relevant part of the coupon with details of your choice . |
| 18 | Then someone suggested beating the wheels of the wagon with branches of broom . |
| 19 | The first name on the ‘ 92 list is that of a lady who insisted on coming out in her dressing-gown to rill the boot of the car with bags of glossy paperbacks one freezing February night , and then stood on her doorstep waving till I was out of sight . |
| 20 | The man had said good morning and Rufus had said hallo and had returned to the task he and Mary were embarked on , covering the flagstones of the terrace with quilts from the bedrooms . |
| 21 | In northern England there were branches of the family with interests in ships and trading , and eventually Edward ended up with them , on a roving brief . |
| 22 | It was a farm occupation bridge under the railway connecting Swithland Lane to the east of the line with fields to the west . |
| 23 | Small boys marked their route like milestones , bursting out of the undergrowth with baskets of fruit to sell . |
| 24 | Yugoslavian Foreign Minister Loncar visited all the principal capitals of the region with proposals on behalf of the Non-aligned Movement , essentially reflecting ideas which Algerian President Chadli had advanced in December [ see p. 37927 for Saudi refusal to discuss these ideas with Chadli ] , envisaging guaranteed Iraqi access to ( and perhaps a leasing of ) Warba and Bubiyan islands and talks on financial issues with Kuwait after an Iraqi withdrawal . |
| 25 | Furious , she walked out of the shop with bundles of the offending garment over her arm and telexed Carno to withdraw the pattern from production immediately . |
| 26 | But Raskolnikov 's nightmare calls to mind one that did , namely The Possessed , while the specific link between ‘ as men possessed ’ ( besnovatimi ) and The Possessed ( Besi , literally The Devils ) is inescapably obvious — just as the word ‘ Socialism ’ which Dostoevsky has written against the beast in Revelation coming out of the earth with horns like a lamb and speech like a dragon shows the general way his thoughts are tending . |
| 27 | She 'd talked about London a lot when she was little and she used to get books out of the library with pictures of Westminster Abbey and all the sights . |
| 28 | Movements occur simultaneously over many parts of the embryo with sheets of cells streaming past each other , contracting and expanding . |
| 29 | They found that the ‘ ee ’ pronunciation was given 96 per cent of the time with items like gean , 92 per cent of the time with items like geak , and 79 per cent of the time with items like gead . |
| 30 | They found that the ‘ ee ’ pronunciation was given 96 per cent of the time with items like gean , 92 per cent of the time with items like geak , and 79 per cent of the time with items like gead . |