Example sentences of "[art] [noun] a [noun sg] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Since the defence must be given a copy of the statement of a proposed witness who has not made a deposition , it must follow that , if a Crown witness 's evidence is intended to depart significantly from his deposition and to be based on his statement to the police , it is the duty of the Crown to give the defence a copy of that statement in advance of the hearing . |
| 2 | When the scheme ended he stayed on and through his endeavours has helped to make the park a place of beauty . |
| 3 | And the u a couple of them would come , a black and a white would be here and no bother at all . |
| 4 | But at least they would clarify the current situation and offer the Prince a place in history alongside his great uncle . |
| 5 | In the mid-1970s a strain of Bt was found in Israel that was active against Diptera and in particular against mosquitoes and blackflies . |
| 6 | She kissed me on the arse a couple of times , kissed me on the navel a couple of times . |
| 7 | Many who professed to revere the principle found it hard to like the example they were faced with in Mr Rushdie 's case : the book unreadable and the writer a pain in the neck . |
| 8 | After the foundation of the EEC a number of states agreed , in 1959 , to create a separate free trade organisation . |
| 9 | Stronger than its danger , there arises out of the couplet a sense of the nobility of man , and a grand magnitude that lies throughout the passage of time and whose power , when harnessed , as now by the poet , renders all things glorious and reassuring . |
| 10 | ( 2 ) In the case of an application for the grant of a new licence , the applicant shall , along with his application , lodge with the clerk of the board a plan of the premises in respect of which the application is made ; and ( ii ) arrange for the display at the premises , in a place and at a height where it can conveniently be read by the public , of a notice in the prescribed form intimating his application and the type of licence for which he applies , for a period of at least 21 days before the first day of the meeting as aforesaid . |
| 11 | ( 3 ) In the case of an application for the provisional grant of a new licence , the applicant shall , along with his application , lodge with the clerk of the board a plan of the premises in respect of which the application is made ; and arrange for the display at the site of the premises of a notice all as mentioned in subsection ( 2 ) ( ii ) above . |
| 12 | ( 1 ) The clerk of a licensing board shall , in accordance with the provisions of this section , not later than three weeks before the first day of the meeting of the board at which the applications are to be considered , cause to be published in one or more newspapers circulating in the area of the board a list of all competent applications made to the board for the grant , including the provisional grant , of a new licence ; the regular extension of permitted hours . |
| 13 | He had a shaving kit like that , and he had his old , the old after shave lotion and that , and he will , well , picked us , we just fucking said I , I know what will do the trick a bit of fucking gone |
| 14 | Her voice was shaking as she told me that on returning from the cinema a couple of weeks earlier she had been grabbed from behind , dragged into an alley and viciously raped at knifepoint . |
| 15 | Suppose for the same data the x-variable was a measure of reading ability in fifty 7-year old children , the y-variable a test of spelling ability and the z-variable the response to the same type of test given six months later . |
| 16 | In the afternoon a group of mentally handicapped people will attend accompanied by their teacher to take part in a workshop . |
| 17 | Admittedly , he does n't yet earn a fraction of the money a man of his age and experience would expect to earn outside , but he is on the way to the real big-time . |
| 18 | But it seems to me like it 's passing the buck a bit in the way they 're just sort of taking responsibility |
| 19 | The US Congress had made prosecution of the case a condition for continued US military aid . |
| 20 | The United States Congress had made prosecution of the case a condition for continued US military aid . |
| 21 | Leaving aside the political implications , the circumstance that the money was paid under the sentence of a court , albeit one that was held to have no jurisdiction , gives the case a flavour of duress , so that it is not a significant authority in Woolwich 's favour . |
| 22 | Firstly , the text is plural in itself with different sub-texts , and secondly , the reader brings to the text a plurality of texts . |
| 23 | Second half goals from Dmitry Radchenko and Andrei Piatnitski rounded off a comfortable Spartak Moscow performance to deny the Reds a place in the Cup Winners ' Cup quarter-final . |
| 24 | The identification of non-natural user with conduct creating an abnormal risk that ought not to be borne by the public has given to the courts a device for determining liability in accordance with what they consider to be public policy . |
| 25 | It is often possible to bale the centre of the field a day before the edges and double row . |
| 26 | Procedurally , it tests in the field a set of methodological propositions that suggest ways by which a mode of analysis that concentrates upon the social actors ' constructions of reality might be applied to the study of complex societies . |
| 27 | Her political and geographical position in the centre of Europe gives the Germans a sense of special national responsibility for the future of the continent . |
| 28 | Fourth , the need to develop grade related criteria for GCSE may give the APU a link with the examination system , if it is involved in their development . |
| 29 | The woman I spoke to on the phone realised this immediately and within the hour a man in a boiler suit arrived . |
| 30 | Labour 's new environment spokesman , Mr Bryan Gould , attacked the price of shares in the water privatisation , saying it showed that the Government was prepared to accept on behalf of the taxpayer a loss of at least £1.3 billion in order to sell off the water industry . |