Example sentences of "[adj] [prep] [noun] from the " in BNC.

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1 All obligations falling due for performance from the Balance Sheet Date under the Contracts have been observed and performed .
2 Penrhyndeudraeth resigned membership of the Sain League and their place is likely to be filled by Bangor Normal College , seemingly due for relegation from the Gwynedd League .
3 Defence Secretary Rifkind is reported to be grateful for support from the fourteen military minded Conservatives whose confidential letter to the Prime Minister was somehow left lying on a copying machine for a Labour researcher to find , but he is irritated by the leak , an insider murmurs that Malcolm 's notching up black marks for the future .
4 You can tell there 's something different about Oscar from the moment you see him .
5 Despite all the evidence against her , despite her own words , her betraying silences , had he been wrong about Isabel from the start ?
6 It was a technique which by its very nature was unsuited for use from the front opposition bench .
7 Tensions in Tbilisi were already running high after activists from the Society of St Ilya the Righteous ( one of the organizations in the Round Table ) had ransacked Georgia 's KGB headquarters on the night of Sept. 17-18 , in protest at the detention of one of their number on suspicion of taking part in a raid on a police station .
8 The effect of time-zone changes , free of problems from the flight itself , can be removed by experiments in isolation chambers .
9 It also shows , however , that sluices judiciously placed , and a barrier across the lake to keep one area free of encroachment from the sea , could allow birds and agriculture to flourish in concert ; an ideal indeed , for all the world .
10 Further information on family planning is available free of charge from The Family Planning Information Service
11 All these leaflets are available free of charge from the Health Education Service of your local Health Authority , or from the Supplies Department of the Health Education Council .
12 Available free of charge from the Order of Odd Fellows , Manchester Unity Friendly Society , Odd Fellows House , 40 Fountain Street , Manchester , M2 2AB ( tel. 061–832 9361 ) .
13 A sample is enclosed and a limited further supply is obtainable free of charge from the Distribution department , ACE .
14 All are available free of charge from the Flour Advisory Bureau Please send an SAE ( 9″ × 12″ ) stating which leaflet you require .
15 A wide range of literature is also available free of charge from the Bureau at
16 Further information on how to get to Beverley , where to stay and where to eat can be obtained free of charge from the Tourist Information Centre
17 The Cambridge historian Correlli Barnett , in The Audit of War , shows how the inadequacies of British industry in the Second World War were masked by the huge flow of equipment free of charge from the US under the Lend-Lease programme .
18 A list of members , giving details of the kinds of carpets they make , is available free of charge from the association ; write to the BCMA ( enclosing an sae ) if you 'd like a copy .
19 The association publishes the booklet Do 's and don'ts of buying a kitchen , which is available free of charge from the address at the end of this feature .
20 Individual copies may be obtained free of charge from The Terrence Higgins Trust .
21 Copies of NLS news are available free of charge from the Library .
22 Single copies of the broadsheet or small quantities are available free of charge from the Publications Office , NRPB , Chilton , Didcot , Oxon OX11 0RQ .
23 Copies of these translations ( and the English original ) may be obtained free of charge from the Publications Unit ( ) .
24 This leaflet is now available free of charge from the offices of HM Inspectors of Taxes .
25 The Law Society does , of course , offer the Exchange Contracts magazine , which can be handed to new conveyancing clients free of charge from the outset .
26 The London market opened weaker today as the Chancellor John Major underlined his determination to keep interest rates high despite calls from the C B I to reduce them .
27 The titty girl on page 3 's midriff was stained and transparent with grease from the fish and chips .
28 That is they are places which , well before 800 AD , had characteristics which were already marked as different in function from the normal agricultural settlements of the period .
29 The system was different in London from the rest of England and Wales , and differed again in Scotland and , of course , in Northern Ireland .
30 The phenomenon seems to me to be different in kind from the first .
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