Example sentences of "of the [noun] of [noun prp] " in BNC.

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1 And Sarrance is the setting in which her group of competing story-tellers gather , after they have been driven out of the spa of Cauterets , up in the mountains , by bad weather .
2 But given the lengthiness of the dispute , the demands of other policework , and the regularity of ‘ trouble ’ , the ‘ permanent ’ mobile reserve , the SPG , became a routine feature of the policing of Grunwick , and especially the confrontational aspects .
3 But there is a symbolic importance of the prominence of Mr. Flynn in Fianna Fáil .
4 The announcement came amid new indications of the depth of Latvia 's economic crisis .
5 And , in a fascinating study , Carol Barnes , whose earlier research includes the correlations between ageing , learning and LTP mentioned in the previous paragraph , has allowed rats to live in the type of enriched environment typical of the experiments of Rosenzweig , Bennett and Diamond described in Chapter 6 .
6 They join the Queen at a service in Westminster Abbey to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein .
7 There is nothing to be said for propounding the philosophy of history if you do not know the date of the Battle of Waterloo .
8 In 1815 , the year of the Battle of Waterloo , John Caspar Spurzheim , a physician from the medical school at Vienna , visited London and Edinburgh to lecture on craniology , the study of the shape and size of the human skull .
9 What was surely the last ever Montenegrin ‘ royal event ’ was masterminded by the republic 's new Communist leadership , which has abruptly stopped describing Nicholas as a class enemy , to ride the same wave of popular patriotism and royal fervour which swept Serbia in the recent celebrations of the 600th anniversary of the battle of Kosovo .
10 The Turkish version of the battle of Kosovo Polje differs from that which is presented in the epic songs and is probably closer to the historical truth .
11 My mother enquired after Ras Tafari 's wife and family , especially after his eldest son , Asfa Wossen , who as a baby at the time of the battle of Sagale had sheltered with us in the Legation ; then they spoke of mutual friends , and recalled events that had occurred while we were in Abyssinia .
12 At Duxford airfield , the operations table from which aspects of the Battle of Britain were controlled can be seen along with the original control tower , hangar and runway .
13 It was fitting , in the 50th anniversary year of the Battle of Britain , that the Association should have engaged in a full range of activities aimed at meeting its responsibilities towards former members of the Royal Air Force , both men and women .
14 The 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain provided an opportunity to pay a tribute to ‘ The Few ’ who flew in the Battle and the many who supported them .
15 The year was a busy one for the residents with an increase in the number of outings , many in connection with the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain .
16 The celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain provided a magnificent opportunity to achieve new records in fund-raising .
17 At the 1989 Annual Conference in Bournemouth it was resolved to support the RAF Benevolent Fund 's 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain Appeal , and Branches were asked to provide support at local level for what became known as the ‘ Reach for the Sky ’ Appeal .
18 The opportunity to participate in the Parade on 15 September to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain was a particular honour for the Association .
19 Following a resolution supporting the RAF Benevolent Fund 's 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain Appeal , the Chairman invited Air Chief Marshal Sir Thomas Kennedy to address Conference .
20 The South African Area continues to work hard in support of both the Association and the RAF Benevolent Fund , and has made a special effort this year , the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain .
21 The Association proved once again to be a formidable field force when helping the appeal , and provided an excellent point of reference for the media in respect of both the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain and the work of the Association .
22 The Autumn issue marked the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain with articles on the Battle and those who fought in it .
23 The centralised trading operation also had a busy year , particularly with sales of commemorative items to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain .
24 One of the highest scoring fighter pilots of the Battle of Britain , Bob Doe has written an interesting book that goes a good deal further than describing some of his exploits in the Battle .
25 It was here in the late 1930s that Robert Watson-Watt developed ‘ radio direction finding ’ , or radar , which was to prove so vital to the outcome of the Battle of Britain .
26 Put in perspective , that was equivalent to the achievement of the whole of Fighter Command during a day at the height of the Battle of Britain , but with only a handful of men and stores involved .
27 It had a good record during the later stages of the Battle of Britain , where it had produced Fighter Command 's only Victoria Cross of the war — Flt.Lt .
28 Giving them a taste of the Battle of Britain , hitting their churches and cathedrals , just as the Jerries had done here .
29 And veterans of the Battle of Britain cursed the fight they had lost — their bitter campaign to save the historic base as a tribute to heroes .
30 RAF Hawkinge in Old Photographs by Roy Humphreys , is a pictorial history of this Kent airfield which was in the forefront of the Battle of Britain .
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