Example sentences of "[art] very [adj] [noun] for " in BNC.
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| 1 | Invertebrates fare very badly , even at the very lowest levels for many species . |
| 2 | The very limited opportunities for disabled people to take part in all forms of the arts as spectators , creators or participants raises questions about whether or not we are an oppressed and marginalised subgroup and what we might be trying to do about this . |
| 3 | Lyons selects the very finest beans for the World of Coffees range , only after the company 's experts can be satisfied that quality is assured . |
| 4 | Nevertheless Bernier was cautiously appreciative of most aspects of India and was one of the very first apologists for Mughal culture against the growing arrogance of its European visitors . |
| 5 | This study also serves to illustrate the very real need for what is known in healing circles as ‘ psychic protection ’ . |
| 6 | Mr Laidlaw said he hoped there would be an early opportunity for talks with the Government to discuss the very serious implications for exploration activity levels and the future of the industry which has invested more than £120 billion in 170 platforms and 4,000 miles of pipeline to develop offshore discoveries . |
| 7 | Some people manage to live in this virtuous way for a short time ; the very rare person for years . |
| 8 | On arrival across the bridge from the car park , I was met by Miss Hilary Laidlaw-Thompson the very efficient PRO for the show , who had brought a golf buggy to drive me round . |
| 9 | Our experienced editors comb the publishers ' lists continually for the very best books for children — of all ages . |
| 10 | It was the very best time for the children . |
| 11 | There might be the very occasional gift for a personal service , but the bottle of beer from a few householders and especially from the publicans was the only obvious economic transaction , and was rarely ennobled as a ‘ payment ’ for services rendered . |
| 12 | It was on the tip of Breeze 's tongue to ask what was the matter , but she knew that Susan would condemn that as being too impulsive ; so she endured the very uncomfortable atmosphere for the rest of the drive . |
| 13 | The Club is based in Chambers Street and offers an extensive range of facilities including restaurants , bars , squash and snooker ; membership also entitles you to take advantage of the very competitive rates for both accommodation and private functions . |
| 14 | I am hungry having been too upset for my morning egg because of a difficulty with the soldiers which Pa refused to do anything about , then heartlessly reproduced the very same egg for my lunch . |
| 15 | Later , I notice , Hall approaches the very same guests for his moments of spontaneous chat . |
| 16 | Given the link the Government has forged between the collection of data for the local tax and the registration of the very same individuals for the vote , the cost of non-payment will be the loss of the remaining political clout the underclass has with which to fight its way back into mainstream Britain . |
| 17 | Still , it was particularly unnerving , somehow , to find her naked body so closely enfolded in a garment that had done the very same thing for him — strange , personal , intimate . |
| 18 | On the very last day for applications ( by coincidence ? ? ? ) |
| 19 | Has not the Minister discussed with the chairman of British Airways the very large order for American planes with American engines ? |
| 20 | On the whole , there is very little variation between Authorities in the amounts per head allocated on the basis of total population figures , although Westminster provides a striking exception ; the very large amount for Westminster derives from the large daytime population , since all provision for library expenditure for commuters is transferred to their place of work ! |
| 21 | In the " picotage " method , printing blocks were studded with tens of thousands of pins or studs which were set by young women who could , after completing their apprenticeship , earn the very high wage for women of 12 to 14s ( 60-70p ) a week . |
| 22 | Prostatitis is one of the very few conditions for which doctors may sometimes recommend more sex . |
| 23 | Of course , if she had been going to get there in time for the beginning , she should have rushed back straight away , out upset at such times was the very worst thing for her mother and it would upset her to think that Peony wanted to go out immediately she 'd got in . |
| 24 | Some of this discussion will refer to the material inequalities between classes — income and wealth differences , for example — so the reader should bear in mind the very detailed evidence for this that was presented in Chapter 2 . |
| 25 | The notion that some societies ‘ reinterpret ’ and some ‘ readjust ’ does not provide a very helpful model for the analysis of social change and for understanding why certain historical events appear to involve more radical and revolutionary changes than others . |
| 26 | But Tory county councillor Peter Jones said the west end of Darlington was a very needy case for extra nursery places . |
| 27 | Travelling late in the evening has become a very real worry for many nurses , as the incidence of violence rises . |
| 28 | The enlister thus creates for himself a very real opportunity for mating , while the collaborator faces a real risk of injury . |
| 29 | I felt a very real empathy for it . |
| 30 | He said that far from privatising the health service , he was aiming to ‘ pose a very real problem for the private sector and serious competition for them ’ . |