Example sentences of "of the [noun] [adv] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I have visited Southampton within the past few days to see what had become of one of the subsidiaries there Hampshire Bus . |
| 2 | Furthermore , central committee members from the Bosnia-Hercegovina LC staged a walkout in the course of the session after LCY presidium president Milan Pancevski ( Macedonia ) and acting presidium secretary Petar Skundric ( Serbia ) had tried to insist that a decision on resuming the congress be taken without a quorum . |
| 3 | there is no relief on the part of the payment over £75,000 . |
| 4 | The completion of the CMR consignment note does not relieve the sender from producing and attaching all necessary documents relative to the movement of the goods i.e. invoices etc ; which the sender should produce to the carrier at the time the goods are handed over . |
| 5 | Once again , Charlie scrambled up and out of the trench only yards behind . |
| 6 | By now you are well and truly into the region of the great valleys that run off at right-angles from the watershed , the ‘ Pyrenees of the saves ’ , as geographers have tended to name it , to distinguish it from the configuration of the mountains further east , where the valleys are mostly more orthodox and run cross-ways or parallel with the frontier . |
| 7 | Tributes were paid to deceased members of the Committee especially Mr. R. J. Armstrong , the late Chairman . |
| 8 | It 's extremely unwise to quote your Chairman of Committee , if the Chairman of the committee actually A has n't been informed that he 's being quoted , or B has not actually agreed with what it is that you 're quoting . |
| 9 | And wrong side of the road so chap coming round met us |
| 10 | At the middle of the century both Janequin and Certon became involved in another form of religious , though not liturgical , composition . |
| 11 | In the first half of the century only Britain had an annual rate of urbanisation of more than 0–20 points , though Belgium almost reached that level . |
| 12 | The firm was continued by his only son John ( 1689–1728 ) and by his grandsons and lasted well into Victoria 's reign , prospering from all the wars of the century following Sir Ambrose Crowley 's death . |
| 13 | The bowls were then sold to onlookers and by the end of the day over £1,000 had been raised for the storm appeal . |
| 14 | Yet at the start of the day both sides had wished each other luck . |
| 15 | They arrived the evening of the day before Halloween . |
| 16 | At any time up to midday of the day before travel , phone Goschenen station and reserve a cycle for hire . |
| 17 | Or could it be ? is with him at the end of the day only evidence against is weak identification evidence then the case would have been thrown out . |
| 18 | By the end of the year both girls concluded that the nineteenth-century atmosphere of Rhydoldog was not for them , and left . |
| 19 | By the end of the year about 90% of everything Kmart sells will be subject to this centralised merchandising system . |
| 20 | Books on railways are generally expensive in these inflated days but considering the amount of work that has gone into this volume and the specialist nature of the work then £7.95 represents excellent value . |
| 21 | 8.3 Should the Publisher notify the Company in writing of a high risk sale of the Work then royalties on such sale shall not become accountable as a sale until one month after the Publisher has actually received payment . |
| 22 | Starting at about 4,000ft , the Vimy rapidly lost height , Jack fighting to hold the joystick , they came out of the mist about 50ft above the water and at a dangerous angle . |
| 23 | To run any one of the programs simply type in its name as showing in the listing above . |
| 24 | Witness Don Rudko said Randy casually flicked a cigarette butt out of the window only seconds before crashing . |
| 25 | Not without opposition from other sections of the bureaucracy especially those.in Finance ministries , MITI argued that long-term self-reliance for Japan would be delayed or even undermined by following its apparent comparative advantage into labour intensive sectors . |
| 26 | In HWIM the correct phoneme was included in the top two scores of the vector only 65% of the time . |
| 27 | Throughout the first two weeks of the campaign almost twothirds of our panel cited unemployment as the ‘ main issue ’ that should be discussed but it got little coverage on television news . |
| 28 | The new version of the software automatically indexes , stores and retrieves digital information . |
| 29 | The new version of the software automatically indexes , stores and retrieves digital information . |
| 30 | Further incidents in late January also involved members of the minority Afar community . |