Example sentences of "[was/were] also a [adj] [noun] of " in BNC.

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1 I understand from some of my students that their OT banks were also a useful source of questions for playing ‘ Strip accountancy ’ .
2 Station Officer Steven Sansbury said unattended pans of food on cookers were also a major cause of fire deaths and smoke detectors would lead to more safety in the home .
3 In 1963 , the BBC was allocated a second TV channel ( BBC 2 ) and by the end of the decade there were also a large number of local , commercial , and non-commercial , radio stations .
4 There were also a whole range of ways in which children could contribute to the household economy through domestic labour and child care , both within their own households , and as part of the pattern of exchange between kin and neighbours .
5 Once policy had been hammered out — and sometimes before it had — there were also a whole series of committees with representatives from the regions who needed to be consulted and informed on the views of headquarters .
6 But there were also a fair number of ‘ imported ’ protesters , in Leipzig on Monday , including rightwing skinheads and supporters of the CDU youth wing .
7 Grandchildren could be used to help when small , and there were also a few instances of a grandchild moving in during adulthood .
8 Nicolae 's sister , Elena Barbulescu , who administered the family 's birthplace like a feudal domain , was also a typical representative of this corrupt élite .
9 There was also a deep sense of isolation amongst professional development teachers who regretted the lack of mutual support which arts advisers were able to enjoy through regional subject meetings with HMI .
10 The abrogation of article 6 was also a key demand of striking miners in the Arctic coalfields .
11 There was also a certain amount of frustration involved , we were trying to diversify musically and our audience did n't seem in the least bit interested .
12 There was also a certain amount of natural fun and horseplay in the maltings themselves when the foreman or piece-walker was out of sight .
13 Thus , at Montrose , Boswell took a sharp likeness , in which we see the other side of the opinionated , often pompous , astonishingly patronising Johnson , the man with a statement on everything , the clumping , farting , knob-faced denouncer ; Johnson was also a thoughtful man of good manners and pensiveness , a quiet , reflective , astute man who had been knocked around .
14 In addition to the full-time staff there was also a part-time staff of ten women teachers .
15 There was also a great spirit of unity among the workers and , although the statements were coloured with rhetoric , it was emphasized that at Wolverhampton , ‘ The whole of the workers stood firm and were prepared to fight to the bitter end ’ and that at Hull there was ‘ Alarm — fear — despair — a victorious army disarmed and handed over to its enemies . ’
16 He was also a great friend of ACHILLES , whom he taught music and hunting ; according to ancient myth , Chiron taught Achilles to run so swiftly by setting him to chase wild deer and eat their raw flesh .
17 He was also a great supporter of both the Medics ' and Dentists ' Football Club and the Medical Students ' Rugby Club .
18 There were photographs and postcard and letters pinned up and pasted on tables and walls , and amongst these more adult decorations , there was also a great quantity of carefully arranged and ancient toys , of a precise and coloured charm ; there was a doll 's house , a glass jar of marbles , a toy iron on a small brass stand , a heap of rag dolls , a row of painted wooden Russian dolls , a nest of coloured eggs , a tower of bricks , a weather house , a huge pendant snowstorm globe containing a small palace and a small forest with small ferny trees .
19 But he was also a great admirer of Michael Banks , who was his dream casting for the role , and , unless one introduced very tortuous psychopathology , for him to murder the star was utterly unlikely .
20 In this area there was also a great amount of seasonal labour-migration : farm-workers going to sea after the harvest for the home fishing — half-breedfishermen they used to call them in the Saints district of north Suffolk ; and the fishing-chaps who bought or hired a horse or donkey and trap to hawk fish round the villages during the herring season ; and there was an associated dealing in horses from Scotland to satisfy the seasonal demand .
21 He was also a great lover of grand and light opera , and ever since his seminary days had enjoyed producing Gilbert and Sullivan operettas for performance by amateur groups .
22 There was also a great deal of experimental music .
23 There was also a great deal of indignation among ordinary British citizens who discovered for the first time after the massacre in Timişoara that Romania was ruled by a brutal tyrant who enjoyed the privileges of a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath .
24 There was also a great deal of debate about : the need to popularise knowledge , utilising aspects of working-class and popular culture in adult education ; the problem of linking adult education more effectively to social and economic issues in local communities ; the necessity for greater informality and flexibility in the provision of adult education ; the importance of community-based adult education initiatives ; the challenge of creating new educational ‘ networks ’ to provide a comprehensive community education service linking a range of education providers , formal and non-formal , to the needs and interests of working-class communities .
25 There was also a continued fear of the spread of Communism , particularly by the Roman Catholic Church .
26 Kneeling at the " mercy seat " , a bench at the front of the hall where people are called in penitence and dedication , was also a regular part of their experience .
27 It was in this way that Havard first came to hear many of Tolkien 's tales , David Cecil 's Two Quiet Lives , and reflections on Dante by Colin Hardie ( who taught Classics at Magdalen and was also a regular member of the circle ) , as well as many of Lewis 's own works .
28 He was also a prominent member of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club , a well-respected society mainly devoted to the archaeology of Herefordshire .
29 Born in Stanley , County Durham , he was also a prominent member of Greenbank Methodist Church where his friends included Sir Charles Starmer and Ald. C.H. Leach .
30 But there was also a long list of failures .
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