Example sentences of "[adv] [pron] is [verb] [adv] [conj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | A number of instruments are available commercially ; only one is described here and the schematic diagram 9.5 provides the main features of the model . |
| 2 | In the last analysis is the innate honesty of a trustee who realises that perhaps something is going right and takes advice . |
| 3 | Apparently it is laid down as is but they 're all saying are because they thing it 's telephones are , not use is |
| 4 | So he is doing well if he genuinely feels no lusting after earthly things but such a burning love of God that it is the only thing he wants to talk about , the only activity he wishes to pursue ; and if anything which furthers it , however apparently difficult , is easily done , and any hardship suffered gladly with genuinely indestructible inner joy . |
| 5 | Thus it is pointed out that support for microelectronics has been biased towards the south of the country , and it is argued that emphasis on a division between sunrise and sunset , on finance at the expense of manufacturing , on entrepreneurship and new firms as opposed to restructuring existing industries , will all encourage the confinement of the fifth wave of economic growth to a few small areas of the country . |
| 6 | None the less , all countries have some form , whether or not it is spelled out and consistent . |
| 7 | Finally it is put down as boredom sets in and some other activity is engaged in . |
| 8 | All the programmable units in the rack come with special presets unique to Utopia , and a preset chart helps identify exactly what is going on and how to set the levels . |
| 9 | ‘ Imagine getting a client 's accounts on your computer , with their voice explaining to you exactly what is going on and why . |
| 10 | This in turn depends on the relevance it has , how important it is to them not to get pregnant , and how easy emotionally and practically it is to go somewhere and ask for it . |
| 11 | But now he is battling back and using a comb again . |
| 12 | This computer will include information gathered by area constables whose job is to : ‘ secure the service of at least one observer in every street , not a paid professional informant , but someone who knows the inhabitants and is inquisitive enough to find out what is going on and will pass on information . ’ |
| 13 | Once this is achieved , she suggests , the dichotomy between realism and relativism becomes irrelevant ; both will proceed in the same way in trying to sort out what is going on and what to do . |
| 14 | He wants to get out of that office , get out into the areas , find out what is going on and do something about the problem , or I will kick his backside for him . |
| 15 | It 's hard to work out what is going on as strobes explode and the shadowy , interchangeable members of HAWKWIND ( for it is they ) hide inside their ethereal pyramids . |
| 16 | When we have those results we will really be able to sort out what is going on when a golfer tries to hit that wee white ball . |
| 17 | Here it is pointed out that there is a difference between knowledge of language and the ability to access that knowledge effectively in different contexts of use . |
| 18 | Here it is pointed out that the edit form involves two parts . |
| 19 | According to classical mechanics , in theory you could write down the position and momentum of every single particle in the universe ; you could therefore work out how everything is going backwards and forwards in time , obviously by highly complicated equations , but in theory , everything 's predicted so everything 's totally determined from beginning to end ; but quantum mechanics says that you can never record the momentum and position of everything identically because of the Uncertainty Principle . |
| 20 | A drive that is ‘ unaware ’ of how it is set up and knows nothing of the way it 's data is stored . |
| 21 | One that ‘ knows ’ how it is set up and how data storage is organised . |
| 22 | Unfortunately it is becoming more and more difficult to avoid things like direct debits , particularly if you are dealing with insurance companies who , on the whole , prefer this form of payment , and will try to coerce you into doing it . |
| 23 | Then it is folded round and glued , as shown , to make a frame . |
| 24 | But then it is used extensively where a preposition seems to be naturally required , but where to is really inadequate , as in the infinitive of reaction : glad to meet you ( cf Fr. charmé de vous voir ) . |
| 25 | Molly is at her brother 's home in Peterborough where she is resting peacefully but remains seriously ill . |
| 26 | Most iniquitous of all are the notorious ‘ closed ’ shops where everything is sold cheaply but which can only be used by the privileged state bureaucrats . |
| 27 | Unlike England , where one is told simply that the case will be heard sometime in the weeks following the notified date , the case in Scotland will actually proceed on the date notified . |
| 28 | Instead it is turned forwards and hooks over the opponent 's leading guard hand . |
| 29 | because I think women have traditionally been very reluctant both to report domestic violence and hearing echo 's of what women are saying here , in terms of women looking into their own behaviours , to why it is happening rather than er having it labelled as a crime and I think one of the , the , the main thrust of the project , the women involved in is to raise the profile of domestic violence into being a criminal act . |
| 30 | Eden is always somewhere else , or someone else 's — or else it is snatched away after only a moment , at most , or only distantly seen , felt or known . |