Example sentences of "[art] [noun] [noun] [adv] the " in BNC.
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| 31 | Modern techniques of communication have intensified the demonstration effect whereby the practices and beliefs of one society are introduced to other societies and have increased the speed with which consumption patterns common to one socio-cultural grouping spread to all corners of the world . |
| 32 | The baby was born at 7.20 in the morning , in the labour ward not the delivery room because Wendy failed to persuade any of the nurses that the baby was on the way . |
| 33 | The patient 's requirement for frequent repetition of the Phosphorus led me to make up a 5ml dropper bottle as the stock bottle i.e. the LM granule dissolved in 5mls of water and alcohol instead of 100mls . |
| 34 | When running LIFESPAN RDBI two parameters MUST be specified on the command line i.e. the name of the RDBI configuration file , followed by the name of the batch queue from which LIFESPAN RDBI will run . |
| 35 | When running LIFESPAN RDBI two parameters MUST be specified on the command line i.e. the name of the RDBI configuration file , followed by the name of the batch queue from which LIFESPAN RDBI will run . |
| 36 | When running LIFESPAN RDBI two parameters MUST be specified on the command line i.e. the name of the RDBI configuration file , followed by the name of the batch queue from which LIFESPAN RDBI will run . |
| 37 | If we assume that the DNA bound bleomycin covers three base pairs two of which correspond to the cleavage site then the molecules must protrude by one base pairs in either direction . |
| 38 | As she left the cabin she took one of the oilskin jackets out the hanging locker . |
| 39 | Sequencing is at its most important in the interview situation where the respondent can not ‘ look ahead ’ ; but , whatever the method of data collection , it is sound policy for questionnaire designers to give some thought to this aspect both to clarify their own thinking and to simplify the respondent 's task . |
| 40 | Assuming the investor does decide to remain within the equity market then the second implication of MPT is that the process of diversification is essentially an effort to combine shares in such a way as to eradicate non-market risk . |
| 41 | Cabin air goes through the wheel wells when the gear is down , through a heat exchanger to wing fuel when aloft . |
| 42 | If you roll a HIT on the scatter dice and numbers on the artillery dice then the numbers are ignored — they have no effect — the Doom Diver has landed smack on target . |
| 43 | In particular , the statute does not incorporate the review procedures whereby the Home Secretary reviewed police warrants every month and security warrants every six months . |
| 44 | Specially in the spring time when the azaleas are out and that . |
| 45 | To ensure that each household was in a position to meet its obligations , the practice spread whereby the land was periodically redistributed among the villagers . |
| 46 | Not only are there problems in making relevance judgments on surrogate documents , i.e. , titles of books ; but also the interactive nature of the search process whereby the query may be reformulated makes it very difficult to see how recall can be applied . |
| 47 | The Party conference would rise to its climax on the Friday afternoon when the Leader spoke . |
| 48 | The recesses in the pillbox floors where the guns would have fitted are still there today . |
| 49 | 6.4 At any time on or after the Completion Date either the Landlord or the Tenant being ready and willing to complete the Lease and perform [ its ] other obligations under this agreement may ( but without prejudice to any other available right or remedy ) by notice to the other invoke the provisions of clause 6.5 |
| 50 | He drove them to fields in the Derbyshire countryside where the offences took place . |
| 51 | The shadow foreign secretary , Dr Jack Cunningham , said : ‘ If the House of Commons has no say over the Maastricht Treaty then the bill itself is a complete charade and a waste of time . |
| 52 | It was my lot to live on the desert fringes where the rubbish lay . |
| 53 | Major demonstrations , not only outside the council offices where the charges were being debated and fixed but also in some cases involving violence within the council chambers themselves , occurred in particular over the period March 5-12 as councils took their final decisions . |
| 54 | In places there are gravel deposits — ; small smoothly rounded pebbles and sand — usually on the insides of the meander curves where the water flows less swiftly . |
| 55 | And the light room the machine case where the machine for revolving the five the lens which er weighed about five tons and there were this machine revolved the lens and it was machine was solid brass erm just which had to be polished e e every week and er oh beautiful brass polished brass and nobody ever saw these things you know except maybe the commissioners when they came round no no visitors there . |
| 56 | I emphasise that the Assembly of Welsh Counties , the Council of Welsh Districts and the Audit Commission back the restoration of local control over the business rate . |
| 57 | I record the backlight areas where the light breaks through the dense greenery with a thicker-than-usual mixture of cadmium yellow and a touch of sap green . |
| 58 | I record the backlight areas where the light breaks through the dense greenery with a thicker-than-usual mixture of cadmium yellow and a touch of sap green . |
| 59 | Penfold 's , one of Australia 's leading producers , produce this sparkling wine using the transfer method whereby the second fermentation takes place in bottle , like the methode champenoise . |
| 60 | They were standing by the desk in the library , where Theda had been going over the household accounts when the lawyer arrived , Hector , his wound still troublesome , laying at her feet . |