Example sentences of "in a [adj] [noun sg] on " in BNC.

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1 The new release enables System 3000 users to connect to multiple servers in a multi-windowed format on their screen , accessing multiple databases and applications from different sources simultaneously .
2 She fumbled feverishly in a fancy box on the table for a paper handkerchief .
3 The Climate Council , a lobbying organization representing the US energy industry , has written to the UN 's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) warning that its projections — due to be included in a revised report on climate change to be published in the run-up to the UNCED in Rio de Janeiro — might be interpreted by outsiders as forecasts rather than as " scenarios " , as intended by the IPCC .
4 Hence the choice of dates in a 1989 study on the market by Drexel Burnham Lambert , chief publicist for the instrument :
5 A new law introducing more stringent measures against racism and anti-Semitism was approved by the National Assembly in a first reading on May 3 , 1990 , and in a final reading on June 30 ( it was not considered by the Senate , which saw no need for textual revisions ) .
6 Stung by comments about his walk-out from the committee meeting at Headingley on Tuesday , the 49-year-old former England opener and member for Wakefield , fired back in a modern hotel on the Wakefield side of the M1 in front of a local television crew , a radio reporter and five Yorkshire-based reporters .
7 Speaking in a hastily-erected tent on a dusty football field , Mr Mandela said the United Nations should appoint the commander of the force .
8 Once upon a time another German government let Lenin cross another Germany in a sealed train on his way to Russia .
9 In a close test on a difficult science text , for example , a phrase such as " pulmonary artery " or " nervous stimulation " may occur a number of times .
10 But the issues of rates and economy served to unite antisocialist forces in a persistent attack on every aspect of the labour programme .
11 On the evening of April 25 President Francesco Cossiga , 63 , himself resigned , in a live speech on national television , although his term of office was only due to expire on July 2 .
12 Just before leaving to attend the Conference itself , Patrick fitted in a live broadcast on Radio 4 's ‘ Today Programme ’ .
13 Eliott Abrams , 43 , assistant secretary of state from 1985 to early 1989 , pleaded guilty in a federal court on Oct. 7 to two charges of illegally withholding information from Congress about covert US support for contra rebels in Nicaragua .
14 There was no reason , except chance , why I should ever have travelled to live in a remote island on the other side of the world , for my future in England had been mapped out .
15 If you would like to cook the gammon at home , place the joint in a roasting tin on a bed of bay leaves .
16 It raised hopes for a quick end to a 51-hour siege that began in a bloody shoot-out on Sunday morning as federal agents tried to serve arrest warrants on Koresh for firearms offences .
17 How like him , Ruth thought , to come and hole up in a dumped car on Starr Hills .
18 Hash is abundant ; I keep a steady supply of Moroccan in a Japanese basket on the mantelpiece .
19 OLD Miss Miggs lived alone in a tiny cottage on the outskirts of Shadwell .
20 They had run for shelter in a tiny cave on the side of the valley a second after the storm had begun .
21 A third dummy was in a seated position on the fourth chair which was set away from the table .
22 Several people were injured in a 12-vehicle pile-up on the M25 near Wisley , Surrey .
23 Capricorn Note , owned by Stuart Ray and now trained at Wimbledon by Arthur Hitch , races in a five-dog heat on Saturday and should qualify for the second round .
24 At this time Luke was living in a two-bedroom apartment on Yokum Drive .
25 We stopped in a dull village on a plateau .
26 By then we were living in a dirt-cheap place on the Bowery .
27 The one living at the hospital was found in a poor condition on the Aycliffe Industrial Estate .
28 The Gymnasium was opened in a simple ceremony on 26th May 1966 by Alderman Sir Wesley Emberton , chairman of the Cheshire County Council .
29 Releases money currently tied up in a depreciating asset on which no direct return is being obtained or capital employed .
30 I 'll judge marmosets if you catch me nicely in a weak moment on the end of a moribund week .
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