Example sentences of "[vb infin] the [noun] [verb] [adv prt] [prep] " in BNC.

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1 Another suggestion is that it was a fulfilment of a prophecy such as ‘ I will make the sun go down at noon and darken the earth in broad daylight ’ ( Amos 8:9 ) .
2 You can make the bike move up to 1.5 metres in a corner just by shifting your weight .
3 Watch out for metal roofs and high ceilings : they 'll make the sound bounce around like water off a tin roof .
4 He said he did n't want the Russians getting on to him , so he had to be very discreet .
5 I do n't want the mess spreading back into my working world .
6 ‘ Do you want the cheque made out for cash ? ’
7 ‘ There has been quite a bit of hype and I do n't think the film lived up to it . ’
8 While crucial to an assessment of the reality of middle class women 's experience , these differences in income and status within the middle class did not affect the prescriptions meted out to middle class women , which were fundamentally rooted in theories of sexual difference and the idea of separate spheres .
9 Only a small chance that an overseas liaison Fed would know the guys coming in as firemen from Stateside .
10 Is there a handy dustbin or a down-spout that will assist the thief to climb on to the roof ?
11 From the many letters I receive I know how popular my teddy patterns have become and so I have done two special seasonable designs , this one depicting a teddy pulling a sledge full of gifts and for the next issue two teddies … well , perhaps you had better buy the magazine to find out for yourself !
12 By 11 a.m. the bombardment intensified to the point where Campana could count the shells raining down on two neighbouring companies at a rate of five a minute .
13 Terms of reference can also describe the documents leading up to the expert 's investigation of the issue .
14 Or should it seek weaker competitors or new entrants who are often more accommodating to local policy , but may lack the resources to keep up with the pace of change ?
15 For many years , this duty was thought to require the appointed members of the authority to approve personally the transmission of programmes which might contravene the duties set out in s4 .
16 There is serious doubt about whether Italy can achieve the norms laid down by the Maastricht Treaty , and qualify for membership of the European Community single market next year and full monetary union by 1997 or later .
17 ‘ It would appear the dog got out in some way , ’ a spokesman said .
18 ‘ I found a good place on the bus , on the top deck , right at the front , where you can feel the warmth coming up through a grating ’ ( here and there a head nodded understandingly ) ‘ and see the view .
19 Carol could feel the tears welling up in her eyes .
20 She could feel the tension building up in his body , and guessed it was time to put on her act .
21 He could feel the blood draining down to his shoes .
22 He could feel the bruise coming up on his cheek and his whole face was stiff and jarred .
23 I did n't even feel the hotness building up behind my eyeballs .
24 She could feel the anger boiling up inside her .
25 She could feel the anger bubbling up inside her , made all the worse by knowing , in one corner of her mind , that he was right .
26 Ears which are turned to the side and are at ‘ half mast ’ indicate that the horse is relaxed , and therefore does not feel the need to listen out for danger .
27 If you make it a habit , you 'll soon find you are breathing evenly when you arrive and you wo n't feel the need to lie down in a darkened room to recover from your exertions !
28 She could feel the heat flooding back into her cheeks .
29 The National Rivers Authority , which has imposed the tough new standards , says they will bring the sewage works out of the dark ages .
30 This modification will bring the signal output down to earth as you reduce the volume on the guitar and should , hopefully , eliminate your buzz .
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