Example sentences of "and [art] [noun pl] [prep] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The injection works in up to 85 per cent of cases , and the tablets in up to 70 per cent of patients . |
| 2 | The one with the ambition and the talent and the brains to really make something of herself . |
| 3 | The permitted limits of £1,000 a year in total for gifts , and the exemptions of as many small gifts of £100 a year as the donor may choose and of all gifts out of surplus income are not unreasonable for ordinary individuals ; and the raising of the exempt gift on marriage to £5,000 per parent will probably exceed the capacity of most parents , particularly that of the bride 's parents saddled with the cost of the reception as well . |
| 4 | By the third census in 1763 the number of households had reduced to 500 , and the inhabitants to roughly 3,000 . |
| 5 | The decline of British manufacturing and the problems of relatively low growth , productivity and competitiveness had concerned policy makers for decades , while the Spanish ‘ economic miracle ’ of rapid growth during the 1960s concealed major structural weaknesses of the economy . |
| 6 | Flaherty asked who was to take the sketches to the Fire Court and the Gnomes at once looked alarmed , because had n't they already travelled all the way from Gallan and it a terrible long journey , never mind getting lost twice , as well as the Robemaker 's Workshops and the Cruachan Cavern being on the route . |
| 7 | On coming home , one , because of psychological stress and the consequences of not having resolved anything , preferred not to face the future — and therefore took an overdose . |
| 8 | And so I would say that the whole thing , the figures that I 'm proposing , er and the consequences for both Leeds and Bradford er would be in fact to maintain a balanced strategy for urban regeneration . |
| 9 | The campaign was dominated by the radical-conservative contest between Yeltsin and Ryzkhov and the questions of how many votes the Russian Communist Party could mobilize on Ryzhkov 's behalf and whether Yeltsin would secure enough votes to win election on the first round . |
| 10 | Locally the struggle was seen as a defeat , with the workers reportedly being blacklisted for their efforts to defend their safety and health , and the communities at both Ovens and Ringaskiddy having being defeated despite their strong opposition . |
| 11 | also regulars in our national team like Mini Jakobsen , Sorloth and even Bjornebye ( Liverpool — has been injured and have had trouble coming back after that — but played in Liverpool 's last game ) were left out : and the papers over here concluded with : to go to the USA — you — have — to be in the first-11 of your club . |
| 12 | For even when the proportions are beautiful and unusual , the view stupendous , the privacy assured , a window covering is still the most practical way of shutting out the depressing sight of rain , avoiding too much heat loss , preventing draughts in winter and the discomforts of too much sun in summer . |
| 13 | Below these , immediately above the village of l'Écluse , in the hollow either side of the D386 , the vines are mostly grown at below 100 metres , and the wines from here had a considerable reputation in the past . |
| 14 | By the mid-19th Century , distillers had legalised their businesses , and the foundations of today 's Scotch Whisky industry were laid . |
| 15 | In contrast , when hepatocytes are plated onto a model basement membrane , such as that derived from the Engelbreth Holm Swarm sarcoma ( EHS ) , or in coculture with epithelial cells , they retain their normal cell polarity and structure , and the products of constitutively expressed genes such as albumin continue to be secreted for prolonged periods of culture . |
| 16 | The solid foundations are largely of volcanic materials , the supporting walls of brick tufa and travertine and the vaults of more porous volcanic substance to reduce weight . |
| 17 | As it settles down and the chances of ever attaining the radical goals become ever more remote , members begin to shift their attention to the routine satisfactions of just ‘ being a member ’ . |
| 18 | It is a name which combines traditional craftsmanship , award winning artistry , and the benefits of today 's most advanced technology . |
| 19 | In the case of the automobile industry , for instance , sophisticated expertise in die manufacturing is necessary to judge the trade-offs between the risk of changes and the benefits of early die making . |
| 20 | After breakfast , I sit in the outgoing waiting-room , facing the door , with Jackie and the women of yesterday morning clutching their knees and their overnight bags , looking pale . |
| 21 | These need care in use and the instructions for both the descaler and shower should be followed carefully . |
| 22 | ‘ The relatively small numbers of servers in comparison to the desktop , and the challenges of robustly implementing the distinct product capabilities of NT raise serious doubts concerning its viability as a server operating system . ’ |
| 23 | In order that we can begin to recognise the movements and the visions and the views of where we can be . |
| 24 | The views of Luria , and the findings of more recent work by Ferreiro on South American children , are not well supported by the outcomes of Jones 's Edinburgh study , where the developmental picture that emerges is less neat and tidy than Ferreiro 's work would lead one to expect . |
| 25 | History stalks the Kremlin : Khrushchev fell 25 years ago , and the parallels with today are stark . |
| 26 | The Women 's Environmental Network ( WEN ) has published a report entitled Chlorine , pollution and the parents of tomorrow . |
| 27 | The ultimate origin of our seven-day week and the restrictions for long imposed on Sunday activities can thus be traced back to the Babylonians . |
| 28 | The counting of the homeless — and the arguments about how exact the results will be — is one manifestation of this . |
| 29 | The interest aroused by his songs encouraged Freeth to publish them , and the words of nearly 400 songs appeared in more than a dozen collections between 1766 and 1805 , John Baskerville [ q.v. ] being among his printers . |
| 30 | We 've looked at the current number of users , where they live , the journey times that they have often provided by us on tra transport and the possibilities of where we can relocate them and clearly we have a number of centres in the Nottingham er conurbation which will be made available to those users from Beaver Vale . |