Example sentences of "[noun prp] [noun sg] know [prep] " in BNC.

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1 Towards the eastern end of the Republic of Panama , a few hundred yards away from a tiny Darién settlement known as Santa Fé , is a small somewhat dilapidated hut , roofed against the rains with sheets of rusting corrugated iron .
2 You do n't think he means Ellen , do you , Isabel ? ’ she amended hurriedly , remembering that no one at Ashby Chase knew of Isabel 's sojourn in the alehouse .
3 In 1828 a Wesleyan chapel was built , followed in the early 1840s by a chapel of ease to Beverley Minster known as the church of St Paul .
4 It is no secret that the governor of Brixton prison knew on 4 February 1991 that a breakout from the prison was being actively contemplated by IRA terrorists in the prison , yet they were not split up or moved .
5 Henry Kaufman , the Wall Street economist known as Dr Doom , fears precisely this sort of outcome from this year 's banking reform : a corporatist structure whose benefits to insiders would come from concentrating ownership and limiting competition .
6 This is an earthenware plate commemorating Christmas 1943 at the Luftwaffe unit known as Fliegerhorst Vannes — found recently in a junk shop in France .
7 RELATIVES are flying in from Japan to celebrate the golden wedding of a Newton Aycliffe couple known to hundreds of club members in the area .
8 The Great Register of Lichfield Cathedral Known as Magnum Registrum Album , William Salt Archaeological Society , 1924 ; C. T. Martin ( ed . ) ,
9 The Great Register of Lichfield Cathedral known as Magnum Registrum Album , William Salt Archaeological Society , 1926 . ]
10 The Odiham Society knew of Clark , and could have known of his views on the education of farriers , before it received copies of Vial 's plan on 5 August 1790 .
11 In brief , we counted each Wirral resident known by our indicator agencies to have used , in the one-year period July 1985 to June 1986 , one or more drugs in the following six categories : opioids , barbiturates , stimulants , psychedelics , inhalants , or cannabis .
12 Similarly the Eton Society known as Pop , the equivalent of school prefects , elected its own members with the exception of a few who belonged ex officio .
13 Physical contact of a different yet similar nature is also entailed in the sporting activity at the Victoria Centre known as ‘ murderball ’ .
14 A Banbury man known as Psycho has been sentenced to two and a half years in custody for an unprovoked knife attack on a man out walking his dog .
15 Indeed , the pineal of a New Zealand reptile known as the tuatara is pigmented and so close to the surface that it looks similar to a real eye .
16 ‘ What , ’ he wrote , ‘ does the editor sitting in his London office know of the Lakeland fells ? ’
17 THE unveiling of a plaque by the Mayor of Winchester , Captain Richard Bates , at the area close to Alresford Pond known as The Soke , on Saturday , marked the end of 15 years ' endeavour by the Alresford Society .
18 Recently the army have purchased new , heavier US flak jackets to give protection against the Barrett Light 50 used by the IRA sniper known as Goldfinger .
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