Example sentences of "at [det] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Ipuky looked at neither of them . |
| 32 | When they turned off the main road Uncle George had to drive at little more than walking pace , for he could n't see where the lane ended and the ditches at the sides began , for snow cloaked everything . |
| 33 | These projects have trained staff who will install loft insulation and fit draughtproofing for people on low-income , at little or no cost . |
| 34 | You may also be able to have your house draughtproofed at little or no cost . |
| 35 | These are items which are sold at little or no profit ( they may include special cut-price reductions , or offers like ‘ buy two , get one free ’ … |
| 36 | The company has seen haulage rates on some contracts in 1987 at little more than 1977 levels . |
| 37 | Right : Styled with elegant black casing and brass trim , the new Valor Heartbeat gas fire gives living flame effect at little more cost than a radiant fire |
| 38 | Spokesmen for the Law Society and local schemes endorsed this view and suggested that it was a natural consequence of a socially aware profession which had over the years staffed and administered schemes for indigents at little or no cost . |
| 39 | Instead , doctors must educate the profession and the public that inchoate multiple symptoms of psychological origin are not a sign of weak will or malingering and are curable at little or no expense if doctor and patient collaborate in treatment . |
| 40 | In consequence the News Corp equity is now valued at little more than half-a-billion : that 's an eighth of the capitalisation of Thomson , whose giveaway sale of its newspaper interests was the booster for Murdoch 's sensational rise in the '80s . |
| 41 | Many organisations use press releases because it provides them with publicity at little or no cost . |
| 42 | When I began these big fish articles for PFK , I wanted to demonstrate that something a little different could be kept at little or no extra cost to setting up a comparatively-sized community tank . |
| 43 | The knowledge now available in published form is bewildering and exciting : bewildering because of its sheer volume and complexity ; exciting because most recorded knowledge is available to you individually at little or no direct cost . |
| 44 | Just ponder for a moment on that staggering fact — practically the whole store of recorded human knowledge in the world is available to you as an individual at little or no direct cost . |
| 45 | By 1886 , two in three adult males — almost 4.5 million people — had the vote in England and Wales , whereas some 50 years earlier the electorate stood at little more than 650 000 . |
| 46 | I have also learnt that there are other makes of computer — even among those supplied by Dixons — that would have been more suitable at little or no extra cost . |
| 47 | Yet the reality is starkly different , with loss-making occupancy levels and recession-restrained spending by the few business and leisure tourists that can be attracted now , at little more than cost , due to the fierce competition in this thin market . |
| 48 | Proactive tax advice by MAS and KPMG may enable the purchaser to offer a deal structure which provides benefits for the vendors at little or no extra cost to the purchaser . |
| 49 | It is also the case that proactive tax advice may enable you to offer a deal structure which provides certain benefits for the vendor at little or no extra cost to Big . |
| 50 | Proactive tax advice may enable you to offer a deal structure which provides benefits for the vendors at little or no extra cost to yourselves . |
| 51 | Community groups in many parts of the country have trained staff who will install insulation and fit draughtproofing at little or no cost for people on low incomes . |
| 52 | At little more than walking speed it glides away . |
| 53 | The number out of work in Britain which had stood at little more than half a million in 1969 , had more than doubled by the end of the 1970s ( then almost doubled again in the following two years ) . |
| 54 | At high-enough frequencies to satisfy , there is virtually 100% transmission and negligible phase shift . |
| 55 | Inspection of the circuit diagram reveals that the tendency to perfect transmission at high-enough frequencies is due to that capacitor which shorts the output to input in this range . |
| 56 | When Cézanne uses colour we note that at each nodal point of the interplay of planes , Cézanne marks this sequence by a series of small washes of various colours , modulating generally from violet to greenish , or bluish grey . |
| 57 | She looked at each of the women in turn . |
| 58 | Claire and Kezia were looking at each other and saying nothing . |
| 59 | This had them all looking at each other . |
| 60 | They all looked at each other . |