Example sentences of "of [noun sg] [adv] [verb] for " in BNC.
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1 | We will deal only with self-excited instabilities , but predictions of chaos also exist for the more complex case where the injected signal , or the pumping rate , are modulated . |
2 | This type of photography also calls for other specialists such as home economists to prepare and present the food in front of the camera , room set designers and model makers . |
3 | And I returned to the States in considerable agitation : if national white media continued their de facto denial of his campaign , Jackson might really lose the game on grounds of fair-play relentlessly circumvented for the purpose of defeating him . |
4 | And that of course also accounted for the fact that there was no book in Webbs ' window . |
5 | Ministers of course always determine for themselves whether they answer by means of a written question or whether they come to the despatch box and make a statement . |
6 | Sums of money not required for immediate use can be put into a deposit account on which the bank will pay interest . |
7 | There were also four lumps of silver apparently intended for circulation . |
8 | The council has asked for nonperishable food and basic medicines to add to the convoy of aid soon to depart for Russia . |
9 | ‘ Yeah , ’ the night manager said with the dry kind of irony usually reserved for flying pigs and hell freezing over . |
10 | And my offer of help still stands for Wendy |
11 | The Teesdale Mercury ran ‘ Hannah Is The Star Attraction ’ , whilst the Darlington and Stockton Times declared , after one of Hannah 's appearances , that she ‘ received the sort of welcome normally reserved for royalty ’ |
12 | Jane and Ann Taylor , who were the daughters of a Dissenting Minister , had published in 1806 what was the first volume of poetry primarily designed for children . |
13 | to examine a specific policy or activity , questioning all aspects of work normally taken for granted ; |
14 | examine a specific policy or activity , questioning all aspects of work normally taken for granted ; |
15 | In that case , Lord Reid , obiter , gave as an example justifying the assertion by the House of total jurisdiction a situation where the Court of Appeal had resolved the point of law subsequently certified for the House but had left outstanding other issues which might result in acquittal : |
16 | PIBS , which are a form of security specially created for building societies to help them raise funds , are irredeemable and subordinated to all other creditors and shareholders of the building society . |
17 | Television cameras , radio microphones and hundreds of fascinated spectators brought to remote Utah the sort of attention usually reserved for an important visiting head of state in Washington or New York . |
18 | Though I 've retired , I 'm still active for the G M B in my city and six to eight weeks of retirement nearly did for me trolley so before anybody jumps for it , think about it , because it 's boring . |
19 | His last performance was another sell-out , ending with scenes of adulation normally reserved for pop stars . |
20 | If the terms of redemption merely provided for their redemption at par , their holders would be highly vulnerable ; for if interest rates fell since the date of issue it would clearly pay the company to redeem them and to borrow money at a lower rate of interest than the fixed dividend . |
21 | It was the sort of pit once set for tigers , with stakes on the floor on which you got impaled if ever you fell in . |
22 | Students for this degree work on the same courses as those taking History of Art honours with , in the third year , a course in the Philosophy of Art specifically designed for them . |
23 | On very few coasts is there sufficient depth of water offshore to allow for merely vertical displacement of the shoreline following a rejuvenation . |
24 | It is probable that the prophylactic regimens of control currently recommended for the control of gastrointestinal nematodes in sheep will , in normal years , be effective to a large extent in suppressing D. filaria infection . |
25 | The southern king crab seems to prefer dolphin meat to other kinds of flesh also used for bait , such as sea lion , penguin , fur seals and cormorant . |
26 | Its approach of quantification even allowed for dealing with qualitative properties and variables . |
27 | here old fashioned soft touch detective work can still be observed in the bars and campsites ; private eyeballing of which a Bogart or a Mitchum would have been proud — last call for a way of life about to disappear for ever . |
28 | This means that you could for example , take the pieces of garment originally designed for conventional knitting and rotate them through 90 degrees to get a pattern for sideways knitting . |
29 | If the idea of transcriptions for guitar of music manifestly written for other instruments offends your aesthetic sensibilities , then prepare to have them confounded : this is very fine music-making , with the emphasis on music . |
30 | Mr. Barry Jones : Instead of making pussy-footing radio statements on the 1,000 steel job losses , why did the Secretary of State not fight for them ? |