Example sentences of "and [adj] with [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Copies , each numbered and complete with certificate of authenticity , are available for £11.50 inc p&p , from the South Donegal Railway Restoration Society , . |
| 2 | They were rifled and sighted , and complete with tools for charging and repair . |
| 3 | The place was busy and alive with noise from the stables , forges and outhouses built against the wall . |
| 4 | fat and sticky with sugar on the top , Peter paid a penny and took one away , then there were two currant buns left on the tray , two currant buns in the baker 's shop fat and sticky with sugar on the top , Peter paid a penny and took one away |
| 5 | fat and sticky with sugar on the top , Peter paid a penny and took one away , then there were two currant buns left on the tray , two currant buns in the baker 's shop fat and sticky with sugar on the top , Peter paid a penny and took one away |
| 6 | two currant buns in the baker 's shop fat and sticky with sugar on the top , Peter paid a penny and took one away |
| 7 | Working-class and middle-class women are satisfied and dissatisfied with housework in equal numbers : different patterns of response to a particular interview question are interesting , but do not affect this basic conclusion . |
| 8 | He spoke movingly of his time in the trenches in the First War and of how a whole generation , many of them his friends , had been wiped out , of the effect that the unemployment of the 1930s had on his political thinking , of how being Prime Minister was less demanding than being an ordinary Minister , of ( and this with tears in his eyes ) his devotion to his late wife , who had fallen dead of a heart attack close to where we were sitting , of his belief in God . |
| 9 | In the service sector the reverse relationship appeared to obtain , and this with respect to both forms of temporary labour . |
| 10 | Such modes of explanation are illustrated and distinguished with reference to various experimental studies , which provide an indication of when the different modes of explanation are understood by children . |
| 11 | The ground they stood on was dry and cushiony with centuries of yew-needles , nothing grew there . |
| 12 | Picking my way over the cobbles , slimy and damp with centuries of hiding from the sun , I reached the musty room where I collected my raincoat from the attendant . |
| 13 | In a similar way , for homosexuals to organise as a group involves their coming to terms with themselves in the context of a society which has certain views as to what is " normal " and proper with respect to sexual behaviour . |
| 14 | The titty girl on page 3 's midriff was stained and transparent with grease from the fish and chips . |
| 15 | In its latest expedition , an improved vehicle took thousands of still shots and 23 hours of videotape of the Hamilton and the Scourge , both about 20 metres long and top-heavy with cannon for more fire power . |
| 16 | Control rests neither with the whole nor with isolated parts Each level is constrained by those above it and autonomous with respect to those below . |
| 17 | The attractive lively girl , affectionate and easy with Bert after their weekend away together , presumably alone , did not convince Alice . |
| 18 | My cooking for friends and family is really cheap , cheerful and quick with things like wholemeal spaghetti . |
| 19 | The design was complicated , with a serpentine pattern of dark blue and white with touches of black , and whoever was knitting it had completed only a few inches of ribbed welt . |
| 20 | I slept in graveyards or along the steps of the churches and woke hollow-eyed and sick with hunger to the oaths of the men-at-arms , the mocking jeers of cheapjacks and mountebanks , the clatter of hooves and the crazy jangle and flurry of hundreds of city bells . |
| 21 | There must be no nice balancing of odds , the judge must come to the conclusion that such danger is real and appreciable with reference to the ordinary operation of law in the ordinary course of things , not a danger of an imaginary and insubstantial character , having reference to some extraordinary and barely possible contingency so improbable that no reasonable man would suffer it to influence his conduct . |
| 22 | He would never be able to do what Dadda could , those exquisite inlays , that delicate carving , achieving that mirror polish , and all with hands like a gorilla 's paws . |
| 23 | It is thus possible to describe the types of information which are most clearly central and peripheral with respect to this definition . |
| 24 | Shut out of her home and frantic with worry about her son , Harriet Shakespeare collapses in the arms of friend and neighbour Lucy Mallory . |
| 25 | These three , of the five extant Lalande motet scores with timings , are thus the most significant and useful with respect to Lalande 's performance practice in ( 1 ) calculating quite precise speeds for most movements , ( 2 ) establishing others by reference to traditional proportions , and ( 3 ) facilitating comparisons of speeds established by such timings with the verbal indications so often used to denote both tempo and other performance directions in this repertory . |
| 26 | It is , of course , celebrated for the magnificent star-clouds which indicate the direction of the centre of the Galaxy , and sweeping with binoculars over the whole region is very rewarding . |
| 27 | Well the weather forecast for tonight in the East Midlands , rain and cloudy with mist over hills and the rain rather persistent with some heavy bursts as well . |
| 28 | one currant bun in the baker 's shop , round and fat with sugar on the top , Peter paid a penny and took one away |
| 29 | Is he aware that the negotiations have been going on for five years , that we must have a replacement for the multi-fibre arrangement that will enable our textiles to penetrate the markets of countries which do not allow any textiles in and those with tariffs of 200 per cent. , and that even the United States has a tariff of 36 per cent . |
| 30 | Admirals , and those with influence over such officers , were in a position to patronise persons recommended by their friends . |