Example sentences of "[noun] [verb] [noun sg] from [art] " in BNC.
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| 31 | On the day of admission , after an unsuccessful attempt to draw pus from the right peritonsillar tissue , a bilateral tonsillectomy was done . |
| 32 | Goodman contended that the RCM was putting at risk the interests of the Jewish faith by its readiness to enlist help from the Christian community . |
| 33 | In the first accident last October , climber Wayne Gladwyn dislodged a telly sized chunk from a ledge 40 feet above the Horseshoe Bend , unfortunately arriving on the deck at the same time as the rock , which narrowly missed giving him a potentially fatal bashing on the head . |
| 34 | Though an electric car itself may be an inefficient machine , with a battery , electric motor and transmission system , all of which are individually efficient , the car requires electricity from a plug in the garage to charge up its batteries and the Electricity Generating Board and Power Stations are themselves inherently inefficient and they perhaps introduce a fact of only thirty percent into the overall conversion of primary fuel , that is coal , oil , gas , or nuclear , into electricity . |
| 35 | the hem of my skirt scooping dew from the grass |
| 36 | Other life insurers to draw encouragement from the bid were Britannic , up 27p to 520p , and Refuge Group , 26p higher at 604p . |
| 37 | A standard latent inhibition experiment investigates transfer from a pre-exposure phase in which the target stimulus is consistently associated with no subsequent event to a test phase consisting of reinforced training . |
| 38 | The study examines information from the CBI Pay Databank . |
| 39 | South Koreans promote trade from a newly opened embassy in a quayside hotel . |
| 40 | HP 's software effort for the new servers included endorsement from a veritable who's-who of mainframe software houses , all eager to stand up on the platform and say that their customers were queueing up to leave the IBM mainframe world behind . |
| 41 | IF KUWAIT deserves liberation from an aggressor , why not Tibet ? |
| 42 | Behind the plastic fascia inside a typical aircraft is the metal fuselage , electrical contacts and pipework taking fuel from the wing tanks to the engines , cooling the interior of the aircraft en route . |
| 43 | In contrast to the putative N-Oct 5 proteins , which are transcriptionally inert , the N-Oct 3 protein activates transcription from a reporter gene promoter with an octamer sequence , when transiently expressed in HeLa cells . |
| 44 | John Major must secretly have been pleased at the way last week 's royal shocker deflected attention from the summit — the rest of us were just pleased to avoid being bored to death by this most tedious of Edinburgh festivals . |
| 45 | They had a rough idea of when the murder took place from the state of the body — not exact , but within a day or two . |
| 46 | The creator of the evening 's culinary triumphs emerged unshaven from a cavernous kitchen where he had spent the entire day cooking over a wood fire . |
| 47 | So today 's typical organization in which knowledge tends to be concentrated in service staffs , perched rather insecurely between top management and the operating people , will likely be labeled a phase , an attempt to infuse knowledge from the top rather than obtain information from below . |
| 48 | A stock judging team from the north-west area won the British Holstein Society 's Royal Show contest for the seventh time in the nine years during which these competitions have been run . |
| 49 | 11.2 At the same time , the Department recognises that it has long been practice to seek assistance from the police in certain situations , particularly in order to avoid a breach of the peace when carrying out statutory duties which involve the restriction of liberty and removal of persons . |
| 50 | It is certainly of low contagiousness and there is a possibility that the condition follows auto-infection from the bowel , where the causative organism can be found . |
| 51 | If instead of visiting the church and palazzo you continue across the piazza and into Via Velasca , your view is dominated , as any photograph taken south from the roof of the Duomo will be by the Torre Velasca . |
| 52 | Fine lime trees formed a natural avenue for the approach ; copper beeches and great elms gave shelter from the wind in the east ; should the river flood , as he 'd observed it did after heavy rain , the house was safe upon its hill . |
| 53 | Having interviewed my fair share of criminals and oddballs , ranging from murderers to men with silver foil round their heads claiming protection from the moon 's beams , I thought I had a well-developed instinct for sensing a nutter when I met one . |
| 54 | ‘ There ! ’ he said abruptly and threw the plane straight again , but this time dropping the nose , and I saw a jeep churning dust from the dirt road which ran the length of the island 's long shank , between the golf course and the houses , and just as I saw the jeep so the red tracer bullets began climbing from a machine-gun mounted in the back of the vehicle . |
| 55 | Informed consent was obtained from all participants , and the study had approval from the institutional human ethics committee . |
| 56 | A writer called Thomas Carlyle described it in 1824 as ‘ A frightful scene … a dense cloud of pestilential smoke hangs over it forever … and at night the whole region becomes like a volcano spitting fire from a thousand tubes of brick . ’ |
| 57 | Mr Major asks industry to take heart from the fact that things are quite different now . |
| 58 | Although the authors accept that the niche for these systems is essentially ‘ up market ’ and that the support structure needed for a successful , gasification programme precludes gasification from the ‘ appropriate technology ’ approach , their form of economic analysis is closer to a sales pitch than an economic evaluation . |
| 59 | Two sovereigns of equal authority in their respective kingdoms were put on an unequal footing because one of those sovereigns held land from the other . |
| 60 | The plan was agreed at a meeting co-ordinated by the World Bank and attended by representatives of bilateral donors and international organizations , and was the first of its kind to receive support from the international community . |