Example sentences of "[Wh det] [be] [vb pp] in [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Rather than focusing on a few substances which are painted in lurid colours , the specialists say , the goal should be a workplace free of compulsive chemical use of all kinds . |
| 2 | The meals , which are prepared in Social Work Department or Education Department kitchens , are transported in heated containers to individual homes ; usually a nutritious two-course meal of meat , two vegetables and a sweet , or perhaps soup , provided in disposable tin-foil containers . |
| 3 | The cast iron beams , which are curved in top elevation , are of ‘ L ’ and inverted ‘ T ’ cross-section . |
| 4 | If the consumption plans of individuals are related to real wealth as well as to disposable income , then changes in the price level that alter the real value of assets ( which are denominated in nominal terms ) will affect aggregate demand . |
| 5 | The Consumer Information Department of the ABI , or their regional offices , which are listed in local telephone directories , can provide assistance to any individual or organisation . |
| 6 | There are some books which are written in spoken language , books like Tom Forrest 's Country Calendar — a chat or paper by a countryman in his own words . |
| 7 | The horsetails reproduce by means of spores , which are born in small cone-like structures at the tip of the branches or on modified shoots . |
| 8 | Well it goes into a pot , and it , it buys into different funds which are invested in different markets , erm , to give you some examples , erm , we can invest in property , we can invest in some securities , government securities , er , we invest in the Stock Exchange and we have managers who look after these funds , and they perform extremely well . |
| 9 | The most popular marine live food available is Artemia or brine shrimp which are reared in commercial hatcheries and sold as live adults . |
| 10 | These dramatic spectacles are caused by charged particles , which are accelerated in solar flares , being diverted towards the poles by the Earth 's magnetic field where they enter the upper atmosphere causing ionisation and producing light . |
| 11 | Japanese has two suffixes , -wa and -ga , the functions of which are explained in different ways by different linguists but which are said to mark , among other things , topic and non-topic respectively . |
| 12 | Diane Miles , marketing manager of Lancôme , identifies the shift as taking place at the level of presentation rather than formulation : ‘ There are very positive signs that consumers are becoming bored and frustrated by claims for anti-ageing creams which are couched in over-technical language . |
| 13 | The risk of oxidative damage to cells and tissues is directly related to the amounts of free radicals produced by the body , which are increased in particular by smoking , heavy drinking , processed foods , highly polluted environments and drugs . |
| 14 | Those management approaches which are presented in in-service education occasionally fall into the category of those which describe organized anarchy . |
| 15 | There are inscriptions which are presented in spiral form , such as that on a gold ring from Mavro Spilio . |
| 16 | These findings tie in with the regular spontaneous contractions which are observed in smooth muscle . |
| 17 | Throughout the course , the tutors both help students to relate general language issues which are studied in other parts of the degree to their work in schools , and introduce students to issues that are of particular importance to teachers of young children . |
| 18 | All of the objects and characters are solid 3D objects which are calculated in real time . |
| 19 | Farm animals which are kept in bare pens are generally worse off than farm animals which are kept in pens with straw , both because straw can be used as bedding and because straw is a material which the animal can manipulate . |
| 20 | The most expensive items of equipment at present are the file servers , which are kept in secure store in the Computer Room . |
| 21 | When he finally returned with his mother , he avoided official menus and the tourist cuisine , eating instead the simple foods which are served in good private restaurants , homes and even on street stalls . |
| 22 | The Perfumer will then test one or more of the eight basic perfume modules , the basic building blocks of perfume which Guy Robert has created in Paris and which are displayed in rich glass jars . |
| 23 | From an interactionist perspective , action proceeds from negotiated meanings which are constructed in ongoing interaction situations . |
| 24 | My preference in black olives are those from Provence , France , which are tossed in olive oil and flavoured with the herbs of the region — rich , strong and flavoursome . |
| 25 | The most virulent of these were smallpox and measles , epidemics of which are noted in Russian colonial records from the 1630s onwards . |
| 26 | It might be thought , for example , that the major distinction between socialist and capitalist development , terms which are rounded in contrasting philosophies or the proper relations or production , would be a prime subject for the symbolic capacity of the modern artefact . |
| 27 | At this point , the Taxman 's wife expressed moral outrage at the discovery that her husband would , without compunction , report her misdeeds , or those of her daughter , to the authorities , and the Philosopher was left with a sense of having stumbled upon a set of basic moral presumptions which are held in common by one sex , and entirely inverted in the case of the other — a looking-glass reversal of priorities and values . |
| 28 | There are other goods which are held in common ownership , such as the air , the sea and common land , which it is difficult to prevent people from using because property rights in them are not assigned to individual owners . |
| 29 | Explanations which are produced in normal conversation are likely to have a sharing function . |
| 30 | Anything less would be to return to representations of our bodies which do not belong to us , and which are produced in other languages than our own . |