Example sentences of "[noun] in [noun] have always [verb] " in BNC.
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1 | But no single country at present has the money to build a really major new telescope to follow the Space Telescope — and the most important advances in astronomy have always come with the use of a major new instrument , from Galileo 's telescope of 1609 to the Einstein Observatory in 1978 . |
2 | Letterman confided to me after one of our tennis games that my pieces in Manhattan had always struck him as somewhat trivial — artifices — until he read my piece ‘ Drancy , Ante-chamber of Death ’ . |
3 | Because the women in my family and most families in Scotland had always gone out to work . |
4 | The Centre of African Studies in Edinburgh has always maintained a focus on the whole of Africa , and has not concentrated on a particular region — such as West or Southern . |
5 | The popularity of the Polonaise in D has always outshone that of its A major companion , and Ricci includes both , reminding us of the splendid verve and zest of these overtly nationalistic works . |
6 | AIR in Delhi has always attracted radio people from all over the world . |
7 | But the woman who was born the youngest of seven children in Tiger Bay in Cardiff has always lived life to the full . |
8 | Feminists in psychology have always had more respect for biology than have feminists in other disciplines . |
9 | And she confirmed the inevitable , the news that executives back at Grundy TV in Melbourne had always feared they would hear , she would never again play Charlene in Neighbours . |
10 | It 's amazing how soldiers in skirts have always had a hard reputation in n it ? |
11 | Municipal socialism in Britain had always had a puritanical element to it , and debates about sexual choice were no part of this tradition . |
12 | Moreover , to maintain a tribe in being has always required acts of will , occasionally of violence , and to think of tribes as in some sense natural phenomena , inert until a civilizing , modernizing process is forced upon them , is to succumb to ideology . |