Example sentences of "of [noun sg] and [pron] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The king , troubled by the prince 's displays of temperament and his unwillingness to follow the advice of those who had charge of him , mindful also of his own unrobust health , considered it would be unwise for himself and his brother to receive visitors at the present time . |
| 2 | Indeed at first Kersal enjoyed the run of play and their half-time lead should have been more than 6 points , fly half Neil Pearson out of sorts , he missed 4 penalties . |
| 3 | Mhm yeah and erm that kind of thing comes into it so that I was wondering if there 's any way of er kind of y'know and what y'know where 's that something about changing changing changing changing rooms somewhere ? |
| 4 | All injections of capsaicin and its vehicle were given under ether anaesthesia . |
| 5 | More specifically , on the issue of cultural hierarchies and class relations the Situationists tried to distance themselves from bourgeois notions of progress and their equivalence in the neo-avant-garde of the post-war period . |
| 6 | Last season he was getting loads of stick and his contract came up for renewal — when we were in a potential relegation situation . |
| 7 | She is beyond time , and yet she is giving birth to time itself At the moment of birth , her baby is the very youngest member of the human race , its star of hope and its future . |
| 8 | Eppelmann said that the inquiry would , by the end of 1993 , produce " a judgment of communism and its methods " . |
| 9 | He experienced a sensation of horror and his stomach churned . |
| 10 | To be sure , his companions needed to know enough about him and his goals to perform effectively , but Malleus policy on the subject of Chaos and its minions was one of censorship . |
| 11 | If he wept because he saw another world beyond sensible things , that , after all , is called ‘ Water of the Eyes ’ , then he has seen a thing which is a congener and perfecter of prayer , that is the object of prayer and his prayer is in order and even more perfect . |
| 12 | The different survival rates reflect the diverse types of leukaemia and their resistance to treatment . |
| 13 | Measurement opens up the possibility of using mathematics in which to state general laws and theories such as the relation between the height of the column of mercury and its temperature . |
| 14 | My understanding of sports climbing is that it is technically high standard climbing , probably 6a/b and up , where the problems of protection and its placement are removed by ladders of pre-placed bolts . |
| 15 | The enemy had destroyed all flesh , but had not discovered the skeleton of brick and its bedrock of soil . |
| 16 | This implies a certain kind of model of racism and its mode of representation , one which stresses the element of negotiation or contradiction in the way people are positioned in and by racist discourses . |
| 17 | In effect , we will complete each theory by articulating both their criterion of responsibility and their test for the limits of obligations , so that they may face each other as fully prepared contestants for the honour of being liberal theories of contract law . |
| 18 | However , as part of a whole-school policy on language , teachers of English and of other languages ( and possibly of other subjects ) should meet and discuss what framework of description and which terms they propose to use in the school . |
| 19 | In her case the disease had progressed rapidly with little instances of remission and her condition had deteriorated so much that within three years she was almost permanently confined to a wheelchair . |
| 20 | We saw earlier that the loss of the all-provident mother of the hunter-gatherer economy with the coming of agriculture and its childhood corollary , traumatic weaning , resulted in a depressive tendency brought about , as in modern clinical depression , through identification with an introjected , lost object and its subsequent punishment within the self . |
| 21 | Thirdly , and in like fashion building upon the first two functions there will be produced a series of indexes which will measure performance of the agricultural sector in the period 1850-1914 , to include the calculation of the output of agriculture and its contribution to the national economy |
| 22 | Subsequently all four men were convicted of smuggling and their defence counsel stated in court in their defence that they were " the dupes and pawns in a high powered enterprise while the real criminals behind the racket were getting away scot free . " |
| 23 | He was also a strong supporter of co-education and his daughter was the first girl to enter the school . |
| 24 | The majority of exhibits have been borrowed from private collections , many of which Dr Barnett has unearthed in the course of her researches for the books and she has chosen works which exemplify Kandinsky 's mastery of technique and his experimentation with processes such as stencil and spray technique ( diluted watercolour sprayed onto paper with an atomizer or blowpipe ) . |
| 25 | Now we have man er we have illnesses which effect balance of course and your blood pressure 's one , how 's your blood pressure ? |
| 26 | claiming for damages for breach of contract and your negligence against their former solicitors in relation to their handling of the purchase of a business by the plaintiff in late nineteen eighty five but all the say is on the nineteenth of October of nineteen eighty nine er my Lord the matter is complex . |
| 27 | Er , four er if the plaintiffs had been so advised , would they have taken er that way out thereby the contract and fifthly , if the defendants er were in breach of contract and your Lordship decides all those questions in the plaintiff 's favour then er what is the basis on which they are to be awarded damages . |
| 28 | ( d ) Apportionment of liability and its duration The liability of partners for acts and omissions for which their firm is legally responsible is prima facie unlimited . |
| 29 | It is , of course , a matter of judgement and your viewpoint will depend on what Cabinet seat you occupy . |
| 30 | ‘ Oh , we had a regular revolutionary den , Wilson , I assure you , our house was a hotbed of intrigue and your husband in the thick of it . ’ |