Example sentences of "[art] [noun pl] [vb pp] [adv] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | An existing one may be used provided it has the accounts detailed below available within it . |
| 2 | They do do a lot , they travel all over the country , er , and I think it 's a worthwhile thing , I mean , you see the kids dressed up smart . |
| 3 | The sites listed here welcome visitors . |
| 4 | ago , the Outer Hebrides Thrust was reactivated , and the movements produced more crushing along the thrust plane , with the production of mylonites , which are pale coloured , very fine grained , schist-like bands of crush material occurring at irregular intervals along the line of the thrust . |
| 5 | On average the ASWs identified more social problems for women ( 2.12 per case ) than men ( 1.6 per case ) . |
| 6 | The problem-solving process is iterative and flexible with the stages/steps described above changing order according to priorities/situation . |
| 7 | True ; but the government has already decided that the fares charged wherever private railways have a near-monopoly ( for example , commuter lines into London ) will be regulated . |
| 8 | This woman has n't a bean , so she 's going to pose for my wife and her girlfriends once a month or so , and she 'll get the classes thrown in free . |
| 9 | Based this year at Windscale and played on British Nuclear Fuels ' Falcon Club ground at Egremont , the teams travelled as far and wide as Dounreay , Harwell and Winfrith for this popular one day event . |
| 10 | When we played this , we usually made a rule that the teams lined up alternating sexes . |
| 11 | For the poorer workers , the industrialists built closely packed rows of terraced houses with very little open space . |
| 12 | Luke would know things about these places that the guide-books considered too unimportant to print ; he would bring the ancient stones to life — as he had in Bruges . |
| 13 | So the children , in a sense , remained children longer in the mixed ability situation , and again this was something that the teachers found very pleasing in that the pupils were remaining erm involved in the school much more and much longer in the mixed ability situation . |
| 14 | And in the mixed ability situation this certainly did not happen in the same way , so the children in a sense remained children longer in the mixed ability situation , and again this was something that the teachers found very pleasing in that the pupils were remaining involved in the school much more and much longer in a mixed ability situation . |
| 15 | The hygienists considered only physical needs as legitimate — and even hunger , if expressed at an unsuitable time , was excluded . |
| 16 | round the sides where they 've got the drunks tucked up old steel rails all around |
| 17 | As Table 3.2 shows , the children produced more well-formed because and so sentences in the intentional mode than inversions . |
| 18 | National practices in the definition and classification of enterprises vary widely ( Pathirane and Blades 1982 : 28–91 ) and rarely are the criteria made fully explicit in national accounts ( 263 ) . |
| 19 | And we made within two minutes to sort out what we were going to , or we decided what charity first , then we decided two would decide on the script while the others cut out relevant pieces that we thought might be useful words . |
| 20 | Well none of the others looked as young as them did they ? |
| 21 | Cos then yo , once you have the doors closed as low as that cos no air gets in ! |
| 22 | Burglary , thefts from cars and vandalism were the crimes considered most serious across the county . |
| 23 | The robbers described as Afro- Caribbean made off with an unspecified amount in cash and jewels . |
| 24 | By comparing the measurements taken on fresh dissected tissue with those taken on an intact body , it is possible to demonstrate the important influence that the body 's neuro-electric actions have on the recovery mechanism . |