Example sentences of "and [vb past] [adj] to the " in BNC.
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| 1 | The language presented in the earlier sections is extended beyond the context of the story , and made personal to the student through ingenious and motivating activities which include translation . |
| 2 | Er the United States er in , in short , the , the principal er actor here er is immune from criticism because if these strikes fail it 's simply er bad luck , erm there 's no cost to the United States that can be translated into the domestic er arena and made dangerous to the incumbent president . |
| 3 | Ryan is representative of that traditional kind of Marxism , variously represented by Trotsky or Lukàcs , that regards the great literature and art of the past as a common human inheritance , which should be wrested from the exploiting classes and made available to the whole of humanity . |
| 4 | Accurate and pertinent information was prepared by Campbell , a professional rugby journalist , and made available to the same breed . |
| 5 | Moreover strict conditions are laid down to ensure that the company is included in consolidated accounts drawn up and audited in accordance with the Seventh Directive and made available to the British public . |
| 6 | As Taff started to cook the first half-dozen eggs I went along the road that ran around the village and passed near to the orchard . |
| 7 | The Manchu was eating with economy , and seemed oblivious to the strangeness of his surroundings , but Alexei was sitting frozen , unable to conceal his disbelief as he watched a Yek officer impaling his meat with claws which were easily three centimetres long . |
| 8 | The linguistic mechanism is a more sophisticated means of articulation which requires the complete break between sign and signified essential to the development of the arbitrary basis of pure linguistic symbolism . |
| 9 | The poorest families who spent more time at home , like the unemployed , were having anything up to £35 per week from their Social Security Benefits deducted and paid direct to the fuel companies to cover fuel debts . |
| 10 | model which has been taken from a camping environment and marketed direct to the angler . |
| 11 | Batches may be produced to order and forwarded direct to the customer , as in the production of subcomponents for another manufacturer , or they may be made for stock . |
| 12 | Cultured gents , identified for me by Mackie as being the Himalayan peaks of the Jockey Club , paid compliments to Tremayne from an adjacent table and bowed low to the sponsor . |
| 13 | Hoping the generator could cope with one small lamp left on all night , she wriggled lower in the bed , pulled the covers over her ears , and fell asleep to the howl of the wind and the pounding of the waves on the rocks below . |
| 14 | Meanwhile all the knees , brackets , spring shoes , stanchions , door pillars , top and bottom rails and drawgear etc , were either pressed , forged , stamped , or cropped in the Smithy , the leaf springs completed by the spring gang and sent direct to the Underframe Shop . |
| 15 | Theatre Royal events Bookings must be completed on the lower section and sent direct to the Theatre Royal , New Road , Brighton BN1 1SD . |
| 16 | Hours of work are recorded and sent monthly to the Coordinator to allow for any flexibility agreed with the Coordinator . |
| 17 | There , the forest was not so thick , and lay close to the bank that sloped down to the bogs by the riverside . |
| 18 | The trucks were shunted on to the company 's sidings , unloaded by the company 's employees , and loaded with the jam , made from fruit harvested locally and brought direct to the factory . |
| 19 | On Monday 24-year-old Carl James , of Orchard Lane , appeared before Alton magistrates and pleaded guilty to the possession of a class A drug . |
| 20 | Wales started without inhibitions and proved equal to the French in enterprise in open play in particular . |
| 21 | This particular mill was at Oxlynch and stood close to the twin sources of the Arlebrook . |
| 22 | She moved quickly but cautiously down the stairs and stood close to the front door , edging towards the spy-hole , squinting through it . |
| 23 | On the other hand , there would have been a ‘ true ’ or ‘ purist ’ Sadducee movement , consisting of Sadducees who wanted no part of such collaboration and remained loyal to the principle of a Davidic Messiah . |
| 24 | In particular , the London owners saw their position as different from those of other ports and remained indifferent to the idea of a nationwide employers ' organization devoted to stemming the rising tide of trade unionism among seamen , and without London support any such project was unlikely to succeed . |