Example sentences of "of [noun] [noun sg] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The title of Sports Reporter of the Year went to Oliver Holt of the Liverpool Daily Post and Martin Birchall of sister paper the Liverpool Echo took the title of Photographer of the Year . |
| 2 | Emphasising the futility of filling up a large sheet of cartridge paper the size of a drawing board with the object you are drawing , irrespective of its proximity , Sickert insisted on the importance of never sketching the figure and the background separately , and once having gone over the original drawing faintly in outline , to put in the shadows with the side of the point of the pencil . |
| 3 | Without a system of progress evaluation the manager will not know until the end , whether he has succeeded . |
| 4 | In this type of support system the front line units are considered as a layer just like all the other layers . |
| 5 | Higher levels of ultra-violet radiation reaching the earth will also lead to annual totals of 1.6 million eye cataracts and 300,000 cases of skin cancer every century , the report predicts . |
| 6 | The UNEP report calculates that a 10 per cent decrease in the ozone layer could cause 300,000 cases of skin cancer a year worldwide ( an increase of 26 per cent ) and up to 1.75 million cases of eye cataracts ( an increase of 8 per cent ) , and would affect people 's immune systems , leading to an increase in the incidence of infectious and other diseases . |
| 7 | Analysts like Mulvey and De Lauretis assume that all forms of cinema position the spectator through his/her investment of psychic energy in films . |
| 8 | From the nexus of contracts perspective the shareholders are not owners , but simply one of the several parties who make a contract with management to provide a factor of production ( in their case , capital ) for their common benefit . |
| 9 | It would simplify the exchange of evidence and information , and make the laundering of drug money a crime . |
| 10 | By a process of computer subtraction a time activity curve representing small intestinal transit was also obtained . |
| 11 | In the Surrey part of Windsor Forest the verdict on 5 March 1300 was that ‘ the whole county of Surrey was forest in the time of Henry II , who died seized of it . ’ |
| 12 | Bob Redman and Peter Stanborough , both members of printing union the National Graphical Association , were to ask for reinstatement at an industrial tribunal in Reading this morning after being sacked for refusing to sign new contracts . |
| 13 | Although SAG has taken the technical issues of SQL interoperability a stage further , the organisation has n't had much success in getting the specifications out of the copy book and into vendors ' products . |
| 14 | Although the SQL Access Group has taken the technical issues of SQL interoperability a stage further , the organisation has n't had much success in getting the specifications out of the copy book and into vendors ' products . |
| 15 | In summary , it is apparent from the preceding discussion of industry-wide , enterprise and centralised ( or confederal ) collective bargaining arrangements that in focusing upon determinants of the main forms of bargaining structure a number of diverse factors are important in explaining the marked differentiation found between countries . |
| 16 | By time-honoured methods of mandarin machination the Treasury succeeded in getting the Department abolished in 1966 . |
| 17 | They include : domiciliary support and mundane practical help ensuring contact between individuals and services ensuring contact between the range of staff contributing to care a structured " care process " the active coordination of case management the development of service schemes the mobilisation of informal and voluntary care resources One might add , as well , that the contribution of service users and their carers to the provision of care is to be acknowledged and their participation ensured . |
| 18 | In the context of course evaluation the research work of the Travelling Workshops Experiment and the James project attempted to make practising librarians familiar with such terms as formative evaluation , summative evaluation and illuminative evaluation . |
| 19 | Should he do so — as he had sworn — why , his proctor would of course rubber-stamp the eradication of Stalinvast … |
| 20 | Yeah and that 's about wordsmith , choosing the right words for the for the appropriate to the audience and of course jargon the industry jargon erm is the thing you 've got to watch . |
| 21 | After a spell of squadron service the aircraft was transferred to the Air Force Academy . |
| 22 | LA LAW : Members of the Nation of Islam survey the wreckage after the riots . |
| 23 | Thus , even before the arrival of income tax the relative role of the land tax was shrinking relative to that of indirect taxes . |
| 24 | Small bubbles of saliva fleck the veneered hotel table . |
| 25 | Rindi , whose crew possessed only pressurized paraffin-lamps , asked to borrow our torch , and revealed with it a patch of silt floor a good thirty feet further down , as untrammelled as the bottom of the deep ocean trenches — except for the unmistakable tyre-tracks of several large pythons . |
| 26 | The lake was undisturbed , the steep fells even more silent and bare than usual , the small movement spilling out of Buttermere village no more distracting than any cloud shadow across the crags and turf . |
| 27 | In cases of occupancy duty the special rules on occupier 's liability applied . |
| 28 | Considerable activity of calcium dependent NO synthase was detected in whole homogenates from guines pig gall bladder ( 7.9 ( 1.5 ) pmol/h/ mg of protein ) , indicating the presence of constitutive NO synthase in normal gall bladder tissue . |
| 29 | In the course of stock revision the librarian may undertake to check on the physical existence and physical condition of all the items in the catalogue within the subject . |
| 30 | Even during this period of labour shortage the fear of unemployment was ever present and remained a reality in certain occupations and regions , for example on Merseyside and Clydeside . |