Example sentences of "[noun sg] [conj] [adv] [verb] that " in BNC.
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| 31 | Clauses are sometimes encountered which state that a referee is to be appointed who is described as an expert and then told that he will act as an arbitrator , or , alternatively , that the referee is an arbitrator who will act as an expert . |
| 32 | It is too easy to project all the evil outwards into that desert and then to believe that all is well in our own garden . |
| 33 | The National Trust for Scotland have an on-going programme of work on the island , keeping the cottages of the former islanders in a good state of repair , maintaining a small museum and generally ensuring that St Kilda and the St Kildans will never be forgotten . |
| 34 | She watched the lobby and suddenly saw that , in one of the lifts hurling down the middle of this Chartres , the impresario was standing with his hands clutching the railing . |
| 35 | He read a great deal as a child and later said that he read Euclid as easily as an adult reads a novel . |
| 36 | I undertand that the British Transport Police yesterday found the receipt and now confirm that the ink is black — the receipt had a reference number written on it , 092 , the one issued to Mr. Brand for this journey and known only by InterCity staff . |
| 37 | Whether because people really did not know how to interpret the revolution in England or because they wanted fairly complete independence and correctly suspected that William was going to exercise much the same overall powers as Charles and James had done , there was a revolt in New York that took some months to suppress and the colonists of Massachusetts at the beginning of the 1690s were no more reconciled to English rule than in the past . |
| 38 | Following Mary 's death , observers at home and abroad realized that the papal connection with England would once more be severed by her successor . |
| 39 | We check and re-check the information about accommodation and resorts both at home and abroad to ensure that it is correct at the time of going to press Dec ( 1989 ) . |
| 40 | Is my right hon. Friend aware that the measures introduced yesterday by our right hon. Friend the Chancellor , the harmonious industrial relations restored by the Government and the substantial investment from home and overseas mean that manufacturing in the heart of England is deeply grateful for all that the Government have done in the past 13 years ? |
| 41 | While the earliest sources give no clue to the date of Molla Fenari 's appointment to the Muftilik but simply state that he was Mufti , later Turkish tradition has asserted that the Muftilik was created in the time of Murad II ; and as it is almost universally held that Molla Fenari was the first Mufti , his appointment , if the tradition is to be believed , must have occurred after 824/1421 , the year of Murad II 's accession . |
| 42 | The legal model or the company which separates ownership and management but still asserts that ultimate control resides with the owners of the company no longer corresponds to the realities of the modern large public company . |
| 43 | However , you could use that initial unthinking response to the idea " vicar " to fool your reader , as for instance in a short story , by saying no more about the vicar and elsewhere stating that the murder could have been committed only by a man of enormous physical strength . |
| 44 | This is a similar result to that from the bat-eared fox assemblage and again indicates that the lighter bones with relatively large surface areas are more subject to transport than denser bone . |
| 45 | The journalist spends time on the story and then discovers that the subject has been around for years . |
| 46 | My father stopped , looked at me for a bit and then said that in the circumstances I could go out that night — providing I milked the cows first . |
| 47 | She began to go through the whole thing in her prayer and then realized that God of course would know anyway , so she simply asked if it could be that Timothy Gedge was possessed by devils . |
| 48 | In Buxtehude , the most common measure is to ensure that the crossing cycle lane is conspicuous , as seen in ( Figure 6.17 ) , with the priority to the right rule giving added protection and often ensuring that cyclists can maintain their pace . |
| 49 | ( D5 ) can be optionally fitted to the board and merely indicates that characters are being received at the RS232 input . |
| 50 | There is no point in planning to re-use the memory on your old board and then discovering that it does n't fit the new one ! |
| 51 | Some debris still remains and I should be grateful if you would arrange for its immediate removal and also ensure that they same thing does not happen when the embankment on Station Lane is tidied . |
| 52 | They had used the police in the political struggle and then found that the police were no longer reliable . |
| 53 | ‘ But you would n't want to pay one gang and then find that they 'd sold your father to another , would you ? ’ |
| 54 | It is no wonder that young people with no job , no prospects , little money and probably feeling that no one cares , should turn to petty crime . |
| 55 | However , I shall desist from following that course and merely state that the co-ordinated package of works in the Bill will make King 's Cross a first-class interchange between international trains and inter-city services from the east midlands , the north and Scotland , as well as to and from Thameslink and London Underground services . |
| 56 | Back at her place she offered him a large whisky and then said that she just had to slip into the bedroom to see to a few things . |
| 57 | The court can disregard any injury or damage and still find that he was in charge of the vehicle . |
| 58 | He apparently forgot that I could not understand German or else decided that what he wanted to say could not be left unsaid , for he began to talk fast and seriously . |
| 59 | In my opinion that simply involves that the payment was voluntary if no improper pressure was brought to bear , and involuntary if it was . |
| 60 | He joined his father 's portrait photography business at the age of 16 just after the war and soon realised that selling cameras was more lucrative than taking pictures . |