Example sentences of "an [noun] [prep] [noun] [adj] for " in BNC.
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1 | Brooke issued an ultimatum on May 14 for all parties to accept his compromise formula for a venue by the following day or accept responsibility for wrecking the talks . |
2 | Jan. 4 EC Foreign Ministers invite Aziz to talks in Luxembourg , but this and an offer on Jan. 9 for talks in Algiers are rejected . |
3 | On the same day Mr. Perot made an offer of $2.5m. gross for Caliban . |
4 | Chaumes is a pale , succulent cheese made in the Dordogne , an area of France famed for its excellent food and wine . |
5 | The government 's 1991 budget proposal [ see p. 37178 ] envisaged an allocation of $295,000 million for defence , a 2.6 per cent decrease on the 1990 actual level in real terms , and envisaged the closure of 35 domestic and 13 overseas military bases as well as the reduction of forces at a further 200 bases . |
6 | The hotel provides an assortment of highchairs suitable for different ages and plump cushions for those who ca n't quite reach the table , which was set with child-sized cutlery and crockery . |
7 | Tadpole Technology Plc yesterday announced a deal with ‘ a major multinational ’ for the design of its first Texas Instruments Inc microSparc motherboard and an implementation of Solaris 2.1 for it . |
8 | Tadpole Technology Plc last week announced a deal with ‘ a major multinational ’ for the design of its first Texas Instruments Inc microSparc motherboard and an implementation of Solaris 2.1 for it . |
9 | Shortly after the US trip , at a meeting of OAS ministers at punte del Este in Uruguay , Castro made an appeal for US$30 billion for Latin American development over the next ten years . |
10 | John Butt , reviewing developments in English studies within the new universities in 1963 , expresses the fear that adequate teaching and examining " may be defeated by numbers " , D. J. Palmer also argues that , more generally , postwar university expansion and the resulting rise in numbers taking English , has caused an influx of students unprepared for single subject study into the universities . |
11 | The rotors were intended as auxiliary sources of power , and , as such , to be run only in an envelope of conditions useful for their operation . |