Example sentences of "[adj] [vb pp] in " in BNC.
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| 31 | Not even the most centralised system of government , such as that instituted in France , by Napoleon , can entirely avoid deconcentration if it is to do its job in a tolerably successful manner . |
| 32 | There he was , all right — a tiny figure , in perfect colour , standing in front of a group of Watchmen whose faces were each frozen in a terrified rictus . |
| 33 | To my mind it is clear from the terms of the third paragraph of the Crown Prosecution Service 's letter that it is accepted that the order restricts them , in any prosecution which they decide to initiate , to utilising material already obtained or other material obtained independently of that disclosed in the High Court civil proceedings . |
| 34 | MAS : outstanding costs should be recoverable if a sale falls through either because the vendors voluntarily withdraw from the sale process or because the status of the vendor company is materially different from that disclosed in the Information memorandum . |
| 35 | He quickly realised a ten year old in swimming trunks can run a good deal faster than a twenty eight year old clad in hip high waders with a bloody great salmon on his back . |
| 36 | Their houses , no more than huts , were scattered along the sunken tracks or half hidden in woods , or else perched on the slopes of the low hills . |
| 37 | Beneath the skyline of modern Berlin , half hidden in a grassy wasteland , all that 's left of the bunker where Adolf Hitler committed suicide . |
| 38 | Ultimately , his change of pace and flight of the ball broke up the rhythm of Lee , who perhaps rather over pressed in the first set and found himself 0–5 down before he adjusted his momentum to claw four games back before Galasso 's touch and confidence returned , in what was for him a perfect final game and a match point won with a brilliant lob . |
| 39 | Here , in some remote age , mysterious , enigmatic images of mouthless beings , some clad in robes and surrounded by what appears as a halo , were inscribed on the rock faces of numerous caves . |
| 40 | We have already alluded in Chapter 2 to the prominent position this occupied in earlier Chomskyan grammar . |
| 41 | The analysis of maximum contributions determined during 1988–89 contained in the first Legal Aid Board Annual Report ( 1989–90 ) contains the following figures relating to all courts : |
| 42 | This considered in accordance with AFHQ FX 75383 dated 14 [ Robertson 's order of 14 May -this confirms that Low 's order of 17 May was issued in response to the Robertson order ] . |
| 43 | But this operated in very different forms between countries and regions , and even at the level of a single English county . |
| 44 | Systems comparable to this operated in the east , in Ugarit and the land of the Hatti , where ‘ guilds ’ of artisans were able to pursue their various callings in the town bazaars , and some development along these lines may have been possible in Minoan Crete . |
| 45 | Something unfamiliar stirred in Elisabeth , a profound emotion in which painful longing — she knew not for what — was accompanied by anxiety . |
| 46 | However , few suffered in the way they feared . |
| 47 | 2911 built in 1920 was No 45000 , a saloon for Railway Officers , and originally the Chairman 's saloon , an LNWR body fitted to a MKI underframe and mounted on B4 bogies in 1967 ; this saloon has an all-wood body . |
| 48 | There were plates — not always empty wedged in odd places . |
| 49 | In a sort of a a a a half shaped in the stack , you could see every layer , the way it had been built . |
| 50 | The enhanced synthesis of PGE 2 seen in patients taking NSAIDs and infected with Helicobacter pylori might mediate the increased dyspapsia that characterises these patients . |
| 51 | The spectra of π-allyl complexes of nickel and palladium shown in Fig. 5.7 include some bands seen only in the IR spectra , some seen only in the Raman spectra , and some seen in neither . |
| 52 | Our daughter 's school also has a ‘ modern ’ philosophy and is by no means old fashioned in its methods . |
| 53 | Compared to other graphics fairs , the London event was seen to be somewhat old fashioned in its approach and emphasis . |
| 54 | There was , however , a minority of readers who detected something rather old fashioned in both ‘ fighting talk ’ and the police communique . |
| 55 | But they too were er old fashioned in their way . |
| 56 | Has this occurred in this case ? |
| 57 | The interface is stabilized by some 400 2 of total buried surface area , much less than the 880 2 buried in the more intimate association of CD4(D1D2) . |
| 58 | Organic peroxy radicals , such as CH 3 O 2 produced in the course of methane oxidation , also react with HO 2 to form organic peroxides : |
| 59 | The H 2 produced in the colon is absorbedand excreted in the breath . |
| 60 | Richard Cecil had this thought in the forefront of his mind , writing in his journal about his early life before his conversion to ‘ vital religion ’ : |