Example sentences of "[noun] from [noun] [verb] [adv] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The two men with whom he had shared the compartment from Moscow stood away from him , as if by choice . |
| 2 | The philosophical splitting-off of mind from brain arises mistakenly from the necessity of retrospective insight in the affirmation of the mind 's existence . |
| 3 | Data from patients adhering fully to the protocol were also analysed , and where results differ , these are also presented . |
| 4 | A telegram from Stanislaus arrived shortly before curtain up ; Babs was over the moon . |
| 5 | Spears of light from loopholes stabbed outwards into the night and charmed up in sharp black and white disconnected passages of masonry . |
| 6 | Cadfael left the messengers from Longner waiting uneasily within the gate , and went hurrying round the corner of the schoolroom to the penitential cells beyond , where deeper shadows were already filling the narrow passage to the wicket in the enclave wall , and the mill and the pool beyond . |
| 7 | On the way south from Shanghai to fly home from Hong Kong , Chris and John visited Guilin , where the scenery seems to have been lifted straight from a willow pattern plate . |
| 8 | Whether they had been worked at some preceding date is a matter of no little conjecture but is unlikely and it seems that the miners from Keswick started there in 1599 . |
| 9 | Huguenot refugees from France settled here in what became one of London 's ghettoes in the eighteenth century , and brought their weaving skills with them . |
| 10 | To be fair , he did also point out that neither did Yorkshire 's Asian population flock in droves of more than three or four to see the hero from the subcontinent in action ; but then he may be aware , as so many apparently are not , that the prospect of seeing a Hindu lad from Bombay doing well for Yorkshire — as he assuredly will — is not exactly high on the agenda for the Pakistanis who form the greater part of the Asian population in those parts . |
| 11 | A report by a Ministry of Agriculture , Fisheries and Food provided the first official acknowledgment that lead fall-out from cars contributed significantly to the lead content of food . |
| 12 | up and call me now A little music as well we have on the show we have a video from Elvis to give away in the second half of the programme and star guest this afternoon is Mary Whitehouse . |
| 13 | Emily Bond a new name from Gloucestershire did best of all … she beat Heidi Hogh 6-1 6-0 but just failed to make the quarter finals … |
| 14 | The general exclusion of agricultural labourers from education appears often as an issue in the literature of the eighteenth century especially after the success of Stephen Duck . |
| 15 | Buy-outs from receivership featured strongly during the year , while buy-ins from receivership fell . |
| 16 | The systematic publication of coins from excavations began only in the twentieth century , and one of the most substantial early publications was of the coins recovered during the American excavations at Sardis in Asia Minor . |
| 17 | A new combination of Mike Hayes ( Herts ) and Derek Howorth ( Surrey ) defeated the Men 's 45 top seeds John Cooper , brother of former Wimbledon champion Ashley , and partners from Australia to proceed also to the semi-final where they lost in straight sets to the new champions , Burns and Weaver , also from Australia . |
| 18 | The arguments from justice joined easily with the Dewey-based principles discussed above . |
| 19 | She was crossing the foyer intending to return to her room to collect her thoughts , however , when the attentive man from Reception came away from his desk and stopped in front of her . |
| 20 | Ships from Alexandria sailed daily for the Atlantic coast of Europe . |
| 21 | It was composed , in fact , of quotes from lecturers identified only by their first names , who recalled difficult situations they had quite innocently — got into . |
| 22 | The remaining population of the " white ghost " dolphin , as it is known locally , now stands at between 150 and 350 , and is believed to be falling fast under pressure from pollution resulting largely from intensive construction work on the massive new offshore Chek Lap Kok island airport . |
| 23 | During negotiations between the EC and the Bush administration , it was agreed that the EC aid was offset by US civil aviation spin-offs from development funded primarily for military and space uses by NASA . |
| 24 | SINCE this is Ladies ' Day on the Diary , here 's a limerick from Arlene Willetts now in Silksworth but until recently one of Tony Blair 's flock . |
| 25 | The jet is visible ( it has a rather different structure from jets considered elsewhere in this book because of the motion of the surrounding fluid ) . |
| 26 | The threat from golf comes both from the change in the character of pasture and from associated development . |
| 27 | Left : Central ventilation from Rega does away with individual room fans . |
| 28 | I 'll get you some clothes from Ma Popits so at least you wo n't put the customers off . ’ |
| 29 | Above : The adjustable Alg mirror tiles from IKEA fit safely onto uneven surfaces and can be hung horizontally or vertically |
| 30 | ( A further discussion of the possible efficiency gains from privatisation follows later in the chapter . ) |