Example sentences of "[noun] [noun] [prep] [noun] have [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Hair experts at Clynol have recently launched their new professional Salon Formula Styling Collection . |
| 2 | The Dreghorn barracks in Edinburgh has just undergone a major refurbishment programme as well as having a new wing built . |
| 3 | The aim of this study was to verify a strong clinical impression that injecting drug misuse in Lothian has recently diminished . |
| 4 | The college route into teaching has never been exclusive ; university-based qualification has been a proper alternative , especially for graduates seeking a career in secondary education . |
| 5 | Record company talent scouts in Dublin had already expressed an interest in her , but not the rest of the band . |
| 6 | And tea estates in India have now got to be owned by Indians or by the Indian government . |
| 7 | Benefits to patients are obvious , but the theoretical long term savings in cost have yet to be confirmed . |
| 8 | The bloody siege of the ranch complex in Waco has already left at least six police and cult members dead . |
| 9 | Aid workers from the Bosnia Aid Committee of Oxford had apparently gone missing for 4 days in the war zone . |
| 10 | Article 10(1) of the European Convention sets out the basic principle which the makers of common and statute law in Britain have never quite mustered the courage to adopt : " Everyone has the right to freedom of expression . |
| 11 | For years before that , however , football enthusiasts in Glasgow had long been agitating for an international match against the deaf footballers of England , without success . |
| 12 | Then take a limiting case : if nobody but the original painter or painters of the great roof bison of Altamira had ever seen this work ( and comparable work may still be lying undiscovered ) , would any of us wish , on our first sight of it , to deny its status as art because it had not been consciously exhibited ? |
| 13 | The Basingstoke Canal at Claycart had around three inches of ice which led to the cancellation of the HBCAA Open and there was two and a half inches of ice on the Oxford Canal which led to the scrapping of the Banbury Open . |
| 14 | The bank gives warning that industry expectations of inflation had still not reached the level consistent with keeping price rises in the target range . |
| 15 | THE United States invasion of Panama has instantly diverted global attention from Eastern Europe to Latin America . |
| 16 | Recent experiments on the psychophysiology of selective attention by , for example , Steven Hillyard at San Diego and Emanuel Donchin at Illinois have successfully related different endogenous components in the ERP to different stages in the process of selective attention . |
| 17 | Voluntary aid agencies in Vietnam have also rejected the task , leaving it to Britain 's tiny embassy in Hanoi . |
| 18 | It seems unbelievable that this particular aircraft has graced the British and European airshow scene for a whole decade , during which time the warbird movement in Europe has quite literally ‘ taken-off ’ . |
| 19 | ( Readers may find parts of this account upsetting ) R ape in warfare has often been overlooked . |
| 20 | Users of conventional vector drawing programs like MacDraw have often faced the frustrating task of re-drawing all their work in Illustrator and , like me , have probably decided not to bother . |
| 21 | Interestingly , hospital maintenance organisations in the United States and general practice fundholders in Britain have also developed counselling services despite apparent costs . |
| 22 | And she claims the Fieldcourt School in Quedgeley has only one teacher trained to help the visually handicapped . |
| 23 | The closing date for applications has just passed and an appointment is likely to be made on June 23 . |
| 24 | The manor house at Cosmeston has traditionally been called a castle , but it may not have been so extensively fortified as to warrant this name . |
| 25 | The manor house in Hampshire had long since passed from the family , the fortune was diminished ; but Sir Hugo 's long and melancholy face framed by a collar of exquisite lace still stared with arrogant condescension at the passing crowd , the definitive seventeenth-century Royalist gentleman . |
| 26 | S. Front at Périgueux has already been described ( Volume I , p. 122 ) , but at Angoulême and Solignac is further work . |
| 27 | Field trials in Champagne have also involved the 99 Richter , the 110 Richter , and the 5BB Selection Kober , but as yet , these are not seen as major competitors to the established rootstock varieties . |
| 28 | The Earl Patrick of Dunbar had now openly thrown in his lot with the English , and as Chief Warden of the Marches , was also in theory master of Berwick . |
| 29 | In particular , it was alleged that the BNL branch in Atlanta had knowingly transferred funds for military projects , including the development of Iraq 's Condor 2 missile project , a scheme allegedly designed to develop a missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead . |
| 30 | The Statistics Branch of the Northern Ireland Department of Commerce has since confirmed that the slump in industrial production was similar to that of the earlier strike in 1974 . |