Example sentences of "[adv] with [noun] at " in BNC.
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| 1 | Sarah was seized suddenly with rage at Philip for dying , for leaving her behind in the world . |
| 2 | Second , the connection between the national curriculum and assessment at Key Stages Two and Three ought to show an understandable link not only with work at Key Stage Four but also with the examinations and qualifications which are either directly relevant to the final stage of compulsory schooling or into which work at that level immediately leads . |
| 3 | Pertwee had reddened , possibly only with anger at Wexford 's persistence . |
| 4 | ( Warner Home Video , 15 , £10.99 ) The Commitments Alan Parker 's tale of north Dublin layabouts forming a soul band , based on the novel by Roddy Doyle , will have you rocking in your seat : not only with mirth at the individual foibles but in time with the beltingly good music . |
| 5 | Shift work could clash with farm work especially with attendance at sales . |
| 6 | The numbers involved are large — nearly 1 million people are employed by the National Health Service alone — and the social services have to compete with industry , trade , other public services and , significant especially with doctors at the moment , the attractions of work abroad . |
| 7 | I 'm probably not compassionate or anything , I bet I 'm a real bastard inside and do n't care for anyone , but I fucking hated treading up those stairs to Mum , especially with Jean at the bottom watching my every step . |
| 8 | In the very beginning she had sat down with Ruth at the small table . |
| 9 | Meanwhile , there are some pretty primitive creatures driving around with money in their Torpedoes and Boomerangs , or sitting down with money at the Mahatma or the Assisi , or just standing there with money , in the shops , in the pubs , in the streets . |
| 10 | Diplow Hall , with ‘ its fine elms and beeches , its lilied pond and grassy acres specked with deer ’ , is another idyll until the reader sits down with Grandcourt at his breakfast table . |
| 11 | Unseen by either Pain or the Collector , the fat pariah dog in the shade of the tamarind was whining and jumping up and down with excitement at the prospect of a square meal or two , when all the fuss was over . |
| 12 | If your hospitalization is sudden , say , you are struck down with appendicitis at work , ask your work colleagues to telephone the neighbour who keeps your spare key and ask him or her to check that your home is all right , look after your pet or take your pet to a local kennels or vet to be looked after , water your plants , and generally keep an eye on things . |
| 13 | Lie down with hands at either side of your head , knees bent and raised and ankles crossed . |
| 14 | Lie down with hands at either side of your head , knees bent and raised and ankles crossed . |
| 15 | Lying down with hands at either side of your head , raise your knees and cross the ankles . |
| 16 | And perhaps with Linnet at her side she might pluck up courage , one of these days , to pay them a call . |
| 17 | Company meetings can take a number of linguistic forms : the formal use of international ( or ‘ off-shore ’ ) English at the negotiating table , with informal exchanges in other languages ; meetings in the language of the country ( perhaps with interpretation at least of the whispered type ) or multi-lingual meetings where each participant contributes in his own language . |
| 18 | For example , high-bandwidth cable could be vital in services in which people ‘ dial up ’ their banks from home to conduct financial transactions , perhaps with organisations at the other end of the country or even abroad . |
| 19 | But one of the daughters was sleeping in with Mum at night — but she 's upped and offed — that 's the daughter who lost her husband . |
| 20 | They came in with guns at the ready , expecting trouble . |
| 21 | Andrew watched Virginia peck daintily at her food , remembering how Topaz had tucked in with gusto at the inn where he and Timothy had taken her . |
| 22 | GH 's Sally O'Sullivan checks in with readers at Sainsbury 's |
| 23 | Then put the whole root-ball into a container which will take it without cramping , and which already has compost in the base , then fill in with compost at the sides . |
| 24 | Beware if a potential leader comes in with dissatisfaction at how he has been treated in a previous group . |
| 25 | But Coleridge 's ideas were constantly changing ; by 1797 he had finished with Godwinism , and during the time that he was constantly with Wordsworth at Alfoxden , his conversation ( or ‘ monoversation ’ ) was full of references to Hartley , Berkeley and Spinoza . |
| 26 | Now it 's one of five homes Oxfordshire County Council is being recommended to shut down to save money … along with Longlands at Blackbird Leys in Oxford and three other homes in Oxford , Woodstock and Banbury . |
| 27 | Thus , an enlightened programme to combat pregnancy among teenagers in developed countries , for example , would involve education about family planning and responsible parenthood , along with attempts at achievement of the postponement of mating . |
| 28 | What was planned along with colleagues at King 's College , University of Durham , was a comprehensive Flora of the Inner and Outer Hebrides . |
| 29 | Such subtleties as happiness and misery are contributed by me , along with satisfaction at increase of cuckoo-pint and survival of woodpeckers . |
| 30 | Club together with others at your yard and buy wormers in bulk at a cheaper rate . |