Example sentences of "and [noun pl] [prep] [det] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Only the most illustrious names hold out the lure of considerable profit ; but many thousands of unknown men and women have left behind them a legacy of written material that will never be illicitly copied and imitated yet will yield a rich store of history , and throw light on their place and period , life and labours , which are every bit as important , in the ultimate scale of things , as the antics and accomplishments of those who contrived to hit the headlines . |
| 2 | Is there a governors ' book shelf stocked with books , pamphlets and circulars including those from the National Curriculum Council , SEAC , Advisory Centre for Education ( ACE ) , the National Association of Governors and Managers and Action for Governors ' Information and Training ( AGIT ) ? |
| 3 | In the gun room , where coats hung and hats of all kinds and all ages lay about on tables , Nicandra squeezed her Henry Heath , its brim bound with corded ribbon , over her bun of hair , while Lally , peering into a mildewed looking-glass , felt her way towards a becoming line . |
| 4 | I 'll buy two identical coats and hats in some bright colour . |
| 5 | I have been paying National Insurance and taxes for many years . |
| 6 | There is a description of the aims and activities of each body , plus a contact name and address . |
| 7 | This exercise provided a guide to the logical roles and activities of each group and the relationships between them , which , in conjunction with other background documents , was used as a basis for interviews with representative staff . |
| 8 | These are the most experienced operators , directing and managing one or more clients and their PR campaigns , and supervising teams of PR staff who carry out the various projects and activities of each campaign . |
| 9 | In North America , emphasis is now placed not only on art history but also on what is termed ‘ material culture ’ — that is , everything pertaining to the lives and activities of all those who lived in the house . |
| 10 | Instead information is being collected on the background and activities of all the members of a number of the quasi-groups who make up the core fans . |
| 11 | Michael Mansfield , QC , for Kennedy , submitted that the nature of the defence , involving an allegation that a police officer killed Mr Quinn , made the whereabouts and activities of all the police working in and from the station that night important . |
| 12 | The form of communication structure in a company must relate to the problems and activities of that company . |
| 13 | The remainder of this chapter will review the nature and activities of these neighbourhood groups in an attempt to understand better the nature of the North Side Revitalization Program delivery , to trace out the mechanisms by which social polarisation may be exacerbated rather than alleviated . |
| 14 | As already pointed out , many middle-aged people have a sense of time lost and it is not unusual for resentment and opposition to arise to the ideas and activities of those who are seen as more fortunate . |
| 15 | Similarly , mothers of babies and children tend to look towards the experience and activities of those women whom they perceive as " successful " , " caring " and " attractive " in the maternal role . |
| 16 | the ideologies , recipes and activities of those who actually organise work , and |
| 17 | Pressures and activities of this kind were a facet of the increasingly active discussion of problems of international peace , and the ways in which it might be preserved , which were preoccupying many radicals and idealists in western Europe during the last decades before the war . |
| 18 | Now systems are being refocused and designed to support decision-making and activities at all levels of the district health system , including the community level . |
| 19 | It is helpful to get the support and signatures of some of the residents . |
| 20 | This meant much detailed work , such as keeping track of the relative sizes of the workforces and payrolls of each operating company , the ratios of hourly , weekly and monthly employees , and frequent monitoring of the way these and other factors were changing . |
| 21 | Boxing at the very least means inflicting cuts and bruises on another human being . |
| 22 | With a wet spring giving way to brilliant dry weather many of the mountain crags have been receiving attention , both in terms of new routes and repeats of less frequented or unrepeated lines . |
| 23 | In the Crediton area the NRS can be divided into two groups : older breccias and sandstones , largely of local derivation , with interbedded basic lavas and ashes ; and younger breccias and sandstones with much acid igneous debris . |
| 24 | It raises questions about the adequacy of our " adversarial " industrial relations system — particularly in the light of the current economic situation in which enforced redundancies and rationalisations in many enterprises have weakened moves towards consensual models of problem solving . |
| 25 | Keep the paperwork and notes for each application in a separate folder or large envelope . |
| 26 | mm , she does , no she 's got doves , keeps doves and animals and birds like that does n't she ? |
| 27 | There are several important parasites of domestic mammals and birds in this superfamily of bursate nematodes . |
| 28 | There are activities for individuals , pairs , and groups at all levels , and ideas for all stages before , during , and after reading . |
| 29 | Most accounts make clear not only the trend towards monopoly and control but also the elements of lack of ‘ fit ’ — between institutions ( record companies , broadcasters , publishers , and so on ) , and between functionally differentiated individuals and groups within each institution . |
| 30 | This struggle revolves around opposing material interests of competing classes and groups in all countries . |