Example sentences of "[is] [adv] of [art] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | This is not the mother , who lays down a ground plan for life and provides nourishment ; she is not of the future . |
| 32 | It can not , however , act as the relation of dominance of a branching hierarchy , as it is not of the sort which can be successively differentiated . |
| 33 | er , this is not of , this is not of the point , in fact it 's on it , it 's a point which I asked you before and er it concerned , I think it 's the same case as the one we 've just been mentioning the , with the commission of objecting to erm appeal procedures on the grounds they are unfair , is that , that 's the same one is n't it ? , let me just perhaps look at it |
| 34 | He wishes to show that your evidence is not of the value that you think it is . |
| 35 | The reasons are that local production is not of the quality required by the world market , prices are too high and delivery is unreliable . |
| 36 | Granted , my steatopygous chum is not of an age with the aforementioned silver-haired Lothario who rode off into the sunset with a nifty piece of under-age crumpet strapped to his roofrack , i.e. Gill 's Dad . |
| 37 | The dual carriageway is just of the motorway and people are gearing up to go on the motorway . |
| 38 | The theory is nevertheless of a sort which can be of real use in a classroom . |
| 39 | The relationship between an entity CUSTOMER and another entity ORDER is usually of a degree one-to-many ( 1:m ) . |
| 40 | The distance between the cusps on shingle beaches is usually of the order of 5 m ( 15 ft ) , but on sandy beaches may be much greater ranging up to over 60 m ( 200 ft ) ( Russell and Macmillan , 1952 ) . |
| 41 | The towers collapse when the height becomes too great and the vocabulary arising from this activity is usually of the type , ‘ Can I make it fall down ? ’ |
| 42 | The property is not to be sold until : ( i ) ( a ) the youngest child attains the age of eighteen years or ( b ) the youngest child shall cease full time education whichever is the later or ( ii ) the death of the Petitioner or ( iii ) the Petitioner shall remarry whichever shall first occur The above type of order is commonly known as a Mesher order ( after Mesher v Mesher and Hall [ 1980 ] 1 All ER 126 ) , and whilst it has been criticised ( see Mortimer v Mortimer [ 1986 ] 2 FLR 315 ) the court is still of the view that such an order might provide the best solution ( see Clutton v Clutton ( 1990 ) Times , 14 November ) . |
| 43 | is probably of the order of about ten thousand , eleven thousand at best . |
| 44 | said ‘ I am not at present persuaded , however , that the condition in section 14(2) is excluded if at the time the contract is made the buyer is reasonably of the opinion that the defect can be , and will be , rectified at no cost to himself . ’ |
| 45 | He 's probably of a rugby league player that is |
| 46 | In my opinion , moreover , if the answers to both those questions are in the affirmative , leave ought to be given for such a substantive hearing unless , taking into account the other matters to which I have referred , the court is clearly of the opinion that such further proceedings would not be in the child 's best interests . |
| 47 | The message which Balfour sent was that , ‘ He is also of the opinion that it will be a serious danger if the Socialist Party is allowed to assume office at the present time and he thinks every means ought to be taken to avert the Parliamentary defeat which would bring them into office in your place . |
| 48 | Timing is also of the essence — flowers can be sent to you through the post as soon as the special event is over , but the best option is to be able to press them on the very day that they are used . |
| 49 | Particles and gases which are injected into the stable stratosphere may take months or years ( for example , the residence time of strontium-90 is typically of the order of a year ) before they become stratospheric fallout . |
| 50 | Cutting is typically of the wrist or forearm , and the cuts are usually multiple . |
| 51 | Surely we can maintain that the existence of social mobility does not undermine the Marxist critique of capitalism , without feeling obliged to insist that it is really of no consequence . |
| 52 | Type sizes are measured in points ; one point is roughly of an inch , and can normally be controlled in at least one point increments . |
| 53 | ‘ I think the new Hospitality is a great improvement and is now of a quality consistent with HCIMA objectives . |
| 54 | This means that total market turnover per day is now of the order of £4,400 million on average . |
| 55 | It seems she is now of the view she is never going to get out of prison . |
| 56 | The colt is out of a half-sister to Milligram , who is out of the 1,000 Guineas winner One in a Million . |
| 57 | With × ] 2 it is just in the field with Alpha ; with × 20 it is out of the Alpha field , but much more prominent . |
| 58 | And er because of that then the price is out of the range for a lot of people to travel by train . |
| 59 | This contrasts sharply with the traditional organization where , except in the research lab , the main line of advancement in rank is out of the specialty and into general management . |
| 60 | Despite the strong reception for the Prolinea machines , Compaq does not believe it is out of the woods yet and it is cutting 1,000 employees or 10% from its worldwide workforce over the next few months , with 700 to go this month , including 100 in Scotland . |