Example sentences of "[art] [noun sg] of [noun] the " in BNC.
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| 61 | In the case of trespassers the courts have adopted an objective rather than a subjective test of agreement . |
| 62 | His ‘ insights ’ into human nature are a jumble of cliches , and his novel about a serial killer , Maigret tend un piege ( Maigret Sets a Trap ) , parrots those popular myths on the subject which have obstructed just about every police inquiry since the case of Jack the Ripper . |
| 63 | But the truly irresistible and the immovable are abstractions ; great prizes warrant intense efforts and so in the case of fusion the quest continues . |
| 64 | In the case of animals the objective may be high meat , wool or milk production . |
| 65 | As in the case of summonses the filing of documents at court may be done by post addressed to the proper officer , provided a self-addressed envelope is also included ( Ord 2 , r 5(1) ) . |
| 66 | In the case of death the licence is transferred to an executor , representative or disponee , in the case of bankruptcy to the trustee , and in the case of incapacity to the judicial factor or curator bonis , provided , in each case , that the applicant is in possession of the premises and is a fit person to hold a licence . |
| 67 | In the case of Charles the Bald , though , given the rich documentation , and the giants ' spadework , the surprising thing ( to invert Dr Johnson on women preachers ) is not that it 's been done badly , but that — with two partial exceptions — it has not been done at all . |
| 68 | In the case of glass the important defect is usually the surface crack , in the case of brittle crystals it is usually the surface step . |
| 69 | In the case of mythology the saga teller will always produce a version of the story which puts his own ancestors in a particularly favourable light . |
| 70 | Allowance for this favourable influence from the early introduction of arbitration is included in the equation , and it is further anticipated ( correctly ) that in the case of Australia the price-change variable will be statistically insignificant in accounting for union growth . |
| 71 | Also , endoscopic treatment has the advantage of pre-emptying the obstruction that may result from radiotherapy . |
| 72 | Such routines also have the advantage of pre-empting the ‘ easy ’ route of ducking out of what the player feels is his or her weakest area … |
| 73 | Eusebius of Caesarea discerned in the rise of Constantine the time promised by the prophet when the earth would be full of the knowledge of God as the waters cover the sea . |
| 74 | On 7 September on the field of Borodino the Russians inflicted the worst savaging any army of Napoleon 's had ever suffered , before withdrawing in good order . |
| 75 | In the field of tactics the main interest of the eighteenth century lies in the slow modification of the traditional line formation of troops on the field of battle by the new or rediscovered idea of attack in column . |
| 76 | 12 May : The Mail prints a letter from its owner , Lord Rothermere , saying that he wishes to distance himself from the newspaper 's criticism of the Archbishop of Canterbury the previous day . |
| 77 | After the baptism of Clovis the kingdom of the Franks was theoretically a Christian state ; that is not to say that all its members were Christian — indeed it would be a long time before the Christianization of the Merovingian kingdom was complete . |
| 78 | Last night , the Archdeacon of Colchester the Very Rev Ernest Stroud was due to visit the family , to put the church 's point of view . |
| 79 | After what seemed ages , Dustin thought he might be willing to co-star in John and Mary if only in gratitude for the bit of play-doctoring the two visitors had done . |
| 80 | Professor Salibi reasons this is because Nebuchanezzar in 586 BC put an end to this Jewish enclave in lands that eventually were to become the heartland of Mohammed the Prophet . |
| 81 | It just so happens that this region includes the heartland of Charles the Bald 's kingdom . |
| 82 | Gay men and women are staging a so-called kiss in this evening beneath the statue of Eros the God of Love at Picadilly Circus ; they see it as a challenge to public decency laws . |
| 83 | A survey of Central American women 's development programmes carried out by the Mexican government 's " Women 's Documentation Centre " in April 1982 produced from the Ministry of Education the following list of publications on women 's issues available in El Salvador : Vision Magazine ; Today At Home ; TV Guide ; Vanity ; Cosmopolitan ; Good Housekeeping . |
| 84 | Instead John looks back to the creation of the world … and then skips over the millenia to the ministry of John the Baptist and to Jesus , as an adult . |
| 85 | According to the Ministry of Justice the measure was necessary because such organizations had a " largely destructive influence " . |
| 86 | Where these latter principles of differentiation are coterminous with certain aspects of the division of labour ( and with each other ) , the chances of formation of a politically pertinent collectivity within the ‘ division of labour grid ’ may be increased ( e.g. ‘ working class ’ catholics in the west of Scotland as a traditional Labour Party support-base ) ; where they cut across the division of labour the chances may be diminished ( the difficulty of developing ‘ class ’ politics in Northern Ireland ) . |
| 87 | Moreover , although in the formulation of A the elements Aij and Aji may not be equal , we may note that ( see 1.2 ) unc and on transposition it follows that unc so that A may be replaced by its symmetric equivalent |
| 88 | As Bürger has it : ‘ Aestheticism had made the distance from the praxis of life the content of works . |
| 89 | Prohibiting the purchase of shares The Model Code applies equally to own-share purchases ( the Yellow Book , Section 5 , Chapter 2 , para 44 ) and so the company should not purchase any shares during any period when the directors would not be free to do so on their own account . |
| 90 | In the provinces most affected by the wave of prosperity the number of cattle thefts reported in 1898 — 9 was twenty-seven per cent less than in 1897 and 1900 ( Table 3.4 ) . |