Example sentences of "over [adj] [coord] a [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | Churchill 's complement was 137 standing and 109 ad hoc over three and a half years , representing a substantial economy among the GEN groups . |
2 | His empire now stretched over one and a half million square miles of war-shattered Asia , with a population of some 128 million , many of them starving or , at least , severely undernourished . |
3 | Over one and a half million cubic metres of ash were swept out of what remained of the town . |
4 | Over one and a half million pensioners ( 15% ) , claimed the means tested top up Income Support in 1989–90 , and it is estimated that a further 0.9 million were eligible , but did not claim . |
5 | It was just over one and a half minutes before that hour . |
6 | In a country of around 800 million , with over one and a half million police officers and nearly 1,200 gaols ( not to mention a Draconian penal code drafted by the British in 1860 ) , only about 60,000 people are serving sentences of imprisonment at any one time . |
7 | The details of the story of this major theory change , a change that took place over one and a half centuries , do not lend support to the methodologies advocated by the inductivists and falsificationists , and indicate a need for a different , more complexly structured account of science and its growth . |
8 | Foreign Extra Stout continues to do well : in Jamaica sales volume has doubled since 1990 to over one and a half million cases . |
9 | Foreign Extra Stout ( FES ) retains its pre-eminent position within the Guinness beer portfolio Brewed in Dublin , the consistent quality and unique taste of FES ensures its success with consumers the world over In Jamaica , for example , sales volume has doubled since 1990 to over one and a half million cases . |
10 | At the start of this year over one and a half million council-built homes had been sold to tenants under a scheme which let tenants of more than two years buy their homes at a discount . |
11 | These new measures will actively encourage unscrupulous employers to further exploit over two and a half million low paid in this country , mostly of them women . |