Example sentences of "with [noun] [det] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Two dangers with cliches such as ‘ May all their troubles be little ones ’ are that older members of the audience have heard them before and that the previous speaker may use the same joke or saying . |
| 2 | Staunin' there in a kilt — an' ( splutters ) a Harris tweed jaikit with dung all ower his wellies sayin' name yir poison . |
| 3 | There is now a conscious attempt to replace the unmarked masculine form he in English with forms such as s/he , he or she , and him or her . |
| 4 | When trousers are the starting point of an outfit , play with accessories such as waistcoats , ties , even a Gossard Wonder Bra . |
| 5 | Voluntary Work Committees worked hard to encourage iqtisad bayti , or household production , a concept pioneered by Agricultural Relief with activities such as chicken farming , market gardening and food processing . |
| 6 | Psychomotor objectives are concerned with activities such as the use of terminals and modems . |
| 7 | It enjoyed a prolonged spell of popularity — at least among adults — despite the very high proportion of poems with titles such as ‘ The Day of Judgement ’ , ‘ A Child 's Grave ’ or ‘ For a Dying Child ’ . |
| 8 | Where before Oulton teased her interpreters with titles such as ‘ Lachrimae ’ and ‘ Vanitas ’ , her new paintings have sterner names such as ‘ Transparence No 7 ’ . |
| 9 | LET'S KNIFE ( Creation ) is the most bizarre thing you 'll hear all year : Nirvana meet the Shangri-Las for a dozen high energy throwaway thrash tunes with titles such as Flying Jelly Attack , Cycling Is Fun , I Am A Cat and Bear Up Bison . |
| 10 | With titles such as ‘ T-shirts , masculinity and Abstract Expressionism ’ , ‘ Matrixial space : aside from the phallus ’ , and ‘ Men , women and herveys : constructions of ‘ effeminacy ’ in eighteenth-century England ’ , the grazing conference-goer was tempted to opt for the sensationalist subject over more traditional approaches . |
| 11 | In philosophy , for example , there are numerous discussions of objects which refer to some observed attribute or perceptual property pertaining to things as such , but books with titles such as Words and Things ( e.g. Brown 1958 ; Gellner 1959 ) will be found to have very little to say about the social implications of things as objects , while having plenty to contribute to an understanding of the nature of words . |
| 12 | Phaidon Press also produced several beautiful calendars each year with titles such as Japanese Screens , British Impressionism and the bestseller , Art in Bloom . |
| 13 | But there was , quite recently , a time when co-operative organizations of schools with titles such as academic councils brought primary and secondary schools within one area ( sometimes , in country districts , quite a large geographical area ) together for the shared planning of curriculum . |
| 14 | He might have been shy but he was not overtly quirky , poetic , or obsessed with icons such as James Dean or Oscar Wilde . |
| 15 | You can replace simple statements of fact or opinion with hedges such as " it seems likely that … " , " this may be … " , " it is reasonable to suppose that … " , and occasionally with " relatively " , " in effect " , " seemingly " or " it seems that " . |
| 16 | Over the next few days Pope John talked with groups such as the press and the observers . |
| 17 | In 1979 , when punk rock became ‘ intellectual ’ , with groups such as Joy Divison , it was easier to be a middle-class punk . |
| 18 | With groups such as Passmore Youth Club , Princess Alexander Hospital , Leah Manning Centre and Harlow College . |
| 19 | Again cans predominate , but with only about 55 per cent of the market , along with mixers such as or . |
| 20 | Like other trade unions , the MU negotiates with employers such as TV companies so that when a band appears on ‘ Top of the Pops ’ or ‘ Night Network ’ the members of the band will be paid an MU-negotiated fee . |
| 21 | The core flat and safety glass business ground out another steady improvement , with Pilkington seeking to add value with products such as its ‘ K ’ glass . |
| 22 | The core flat and safety glass business ground out another steady improvement , with Pilkington seeking to add value with products such as its ‘ K ’ glass . |
| 23 | Datapro specialises in the networked MS-DOS and Macintosh markets , while ABS and Shortlands serve the mid-range Unix market with products such as the Pharoah asset management system , PCMS patient care management system and Shortlands Financials suite . |
| 24 | Datapro specialises in the networked MS-DOS and Macintosh markets , while ABS and Shortlands serve the mid-range Unix market with products such as the Pharoah asset management system , PCMS patient care management system and Shortlands Financials suite . |
| 25 | The two will develop and qualify a general-purpose 0.35-micron CMOS technology by the end of 1994 for volume production the following year , which will involve shrinking the smallest feature sizes on logic chips by more than two times and increase the layers of metal interconnect , increasing the number of transistors that can be integrated on logic devices by a factor of 10 compared with products such as current-generation Am386 devices and Hewlett-Packard 's 99MHz Precision Architecture RISC — the Am386 devices are manufactured in 0.8-micron technology . |
| 26 | Gabriel Fauré 's chamber music constitutes one of the glories of French music , and virtually every note of it appears on two ‘ Rouge et Noire ’ sets in superb performances by Jean-Hilippe Collard , in company with artists such as Augustin Dumay , Frédéric Lodéon , and the Parrenin Quartet . |
| 27 | Biographies and interviews with artists such as Christopher Isherwood , David Hockney , Tennessee Williams and so on have not hesitated to name their sexuality . |
| 28 | Russian critics consider this work to be an important stage in the development of the Russian avant-garde book , the origins of which lie with artists such as Malevich . |
| 29 | The situation might be different with occupiers such as local authorities . |
| 30 | When dealing with requests such as this we treat each on its merits , but the presumption is that an existing position is retained unless a more satisfactory alternative location is identified . |