Example sentences of "with [noun prp] [noun] [prep] " in BNC.

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1 But it was soon evident that the government was not about to share any of its information or , indeed , to cooperate with Pan Am in any meaningful way .
2 ( a ) the familiar side imaged from the Earth , ( b ) the far side imaged by Lunar Orbiter 4 with Mare Orientale at the centre .
3 Out of the Cromlech my partner was thugging his way up Grond when Pat appeared with Niklaus Bjornerstedt from Stockholm .
4 The Cook Antonello has been offered privately for some time , being turned down by both the J. Paul Getty Museum and the Polish/American heiress Basia Johnson , the latter dissuaded by her advisors Derek Johns and the late Adrian Ward-Jackson ( see The Art Newspaper No. 1 , Oct. 1990 , p. 17 ) , who held that it was a copy by Andrea Solario after a lost prototype by Antonello , an opinion that originated with Bernard Berenson in 1895 , and one that stuck for most of the twentieth century .
5 Part of the test film they shot from these sessions ( a sequence of ‘ rushing clouds ’ ) went into the Doctor Who opening title graphics , again devised by Pinfield in association with Bernard Lodge of the Graphics Unit .
6 For several years that basic idea of using a flight simulator kept coming up in my mind and it was in 1974 , after I had attended the meeting of the Accident Investigation Division of ICAO in Montreal , that I was discussing this same problem with Bernard Caiger of the Canadian National Research Council .
7 Just before half-time Keane grabbed what turned out to be the winner when he exchanged passes with Kingsley Black before rounding Flowers and rolling the ball home .
8 Thus , while land-drainage departments promote agricultural intensification , other departments in the same water authority have to spend more public money in expensive plant to treat the water , in order to comply with EEC regulations on nitrate levels .
9 On the V8 109 if you remove the carbs from the manifold you will find a restrictor plate with small holes to strangle the engine power to comply with EEC regulations for type approval .
10 The association of peptides with MHC alleles on the one hand , and the diversity of the TCR on the other , allows T cells to recognise a huge number of antigens whilst conferring extreme specificity on this recognition .
11 Thus the requirement for mesenchyme seems to be associated with the early stages of thymopoiesis , whereas epithelial cells alone can support the later developmental stages , including those dependent on TCR-mediated interactions with MHC antigens in the thymic stroma .
12 I tend to agree with Tims sentiments about Deane .
13 Two of them , Nottingham and the City of Leicester Colleges of Education have been merged with Trent and Leicester Polytechnics respectively ; one , Loughborough College of Education , has merged with Loughborough University of Technology ; two , Bishop Lonsdale College of Education , Derby , and Northampton College of Education , have merged with other further education colleges in their towns to form new institutions known respectively as Derby Lonsdale College of Higher Education and Nene College ; two colleges , Bishop Grosseteste , Lincoln , and Matlock College of Education , have remained free-standing and four , Kesteven College of Education , Grantham ; Mary Ward College , Keyworth ; Eaton Hall , Retford ; and St Paul 's , Rugby , have closed down .
14 We fought together with General Franco in the Civil War .
15 For example , when faced with the large-scale Vietminh attacks of early 1951 the personal intervention of the chief US military adviser on Vietnam with General MacArthur in Japan secured the delivery of American napalm , which in turn allowed de Lattre to claim his victory .
16 Primavera was not seen in Cape Town until the University Ballet 's programme at City Hall on 1 March 1946 , with Jasmine Honoré in the title part .
17 ‘ We are currently re-designing our machines with assistance from the design council and we are working with Napier University in Edinburgh to develop a new range of software control systems with assistance from Lothian and Edinburgh Enterprise . ’
18 In this project , BFRC is collaborating with Napier Polytechnic of Edinburgh .
19 I saw this piece of rock back in 1986 when I went to America with Gerald Costello for the NCMD to help set up the World Council for Metal Detecting .
20 Bunter , whose first appearance was in the Magnet comic in 1908 , was last seen on television in the 1950s , with Gerald Campion in the title role .
21 Newtown call up Tony Rudd for the home game with Acton Reynald in Division Two , while batsman John Smout Snr replaces his son Richard .
22 Sir Ivor came smoothly round the retreating horses to take third place on the rails behind Czar Alexander , with Fort Marcy on the outside .
23 AN injury time goal from Mick Gallagher earned Runcorn a 2-2 GMV Conference draw with Kettering Town at Canal Street and ended the Linnets ' run of four consecutive defeats .
24 Three of the seven prizes in Grade 4 went to Ulster bands with Bangor Caledonia with Pipe Major J Griffiths , just missing first place by half a point , in runner-up spot .
25 Late in life she campaigned against capital punishment , in alliance with William Allen of Guy 's Hospital .
26 In an interview with William Hardcastle on BBC Radio 4 's ‘ The World This Weekend ’ , the text of which was published in the Irish News on 7 October , Craig introduced two themes which were to be repeated over and over during the next few days .
27 It dates from the early part of the 19th century and was worked around the 1850s by Allaway and Henry Crawshay , the latter probably having connections with William Crawshay of Camp Mill , at Soudley .
28 After this , Burke went on to win 3 out of 4 fights in less than a year , and in 1828 was matched with William Fitzmaurice at Harpenden which went 106 rounds and lasted 3 hours .
29 He had been active with William Craig in Vanguard .
30 Though there are many earlier examples , ; both in this country and abroad , the private press movement in England is very largely a feature of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries , with William Morris as its most magnificent pioneer at the Kelmscott Press .
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