Example sentences of "[noun sg] [is] from " in BNC.
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| 1 | The entry is from the first floor . |
| 2 | Entry is from Adele Street opposite Motherwell Civic Centre , to North Lodge Avenue from which a lane leads into the reserve area itself . |
| 3 | Next card is from Birmingham , Sally in Birmingham and R S has written to us and , oh this looks right up your street Fred . |
| 4 | One obvious , important factor is to consider which publication the journalist is from . |
| 5 | The First Vice President is from the Southern Division and Second Vice President is from the Scottish Division . |
| 6 | The First Vice President is from the Southern Division and Second Vice President is from the Scottish Division . |
| 7 | You state that they come from all over the world , ‘ though the bulk is from the Indian sub-continent ’ . |
| 8 | As the ‘ laar ’ ( breath ) of wind is from the south east , I head slowly up the western shore , knowing that , with the ebbing tide , there will be a few seals hauled out on the rocks . |
| 9 | Unexpectedly peaceful gardens with Delphinium called Johnson 's Blue , some mauve-white and cobalt Campanula ; peonies ; poppies ; trefoils in brilliant mauve ; scents of lavender and musk rose ; four phallic cypress bushes , two of acid-green-yellow , two of dark green ; on the tower , eyeless turrets each with a little pennanted wind-vane , the wind is from the west and the flag flies , brilliant yellow predominating , a ship with sails filled , a cross in black and red , and an antlered deer 's head ; in the bright , southern lee of the castle 's core , long buildings roofed with tiny slates , stepped corners ; the comfort of a loosely-enclosed , highly aromatic rose-garden ; a peony walk , a wall of Euphorbia ; in the reaches of the garden , oasal recesses , stone steps leading up to stone seats ; a bee visited along thick heavy honeysuckle ; rectangular stone troughs , abundant and velvet with flowering plants ; old walls placid with centuries of absorbed heat from the sun ; a holly tree : did Cawdor once contain all the seven sacred trees from the Celtic grove ? |
| 10 | If L/R pointer moves left , wind is from the left . |
| 11 | If the pointer moves right , wind is from the right . |
| 12 | If RC moves Right onto 005° , then the wind is from your Right 5 . |
| 13 | If RC moves Left onto 355° , then the wind is from your Left . |
| 14 | Wind is from Right . |
| 15 | When wind is from your left the QDMs will decrease if drift allowance is not enough . |
| 16 | When wind is from your left the QDMs will increase if drift allowance is too much . |
| 17 | When wind is from your right the QDMs will increase if drift allowance is not enough . |
| 18 | When wind is from your right the QDMs will decrease if drift allowance is too much . |
| 19 | Drift allowance not enough The QDMs will decrease if wind is from your left The QDMs will increase if wind is from your right . |
| 20 | Drift allowance not enough The QDMs will decrease if wind is from your left The QDMs will increase if wind is from your right . |
| 21 | Drift allowance too much The QDMs will increase if wind is from your left The QDMs will decrease if wind is from your right 6 . |
| 22 | Drift allowance too much The QDMs will increase if wind is from your left The QDMs will decrease if wind is from your right 6 . |
| 23 | As the histological damage did not change in harmony with the inflammation and blood loss , it suggests that most of the chronic intestinal blood loss is from the small intestine . |
| 24 | The main stride is from the elbow or knee , with the humerus ( upper arm or femur ) or thigh projecting outwards . |
| 25 | Partly , this may be due to the fact that outside the tropics atmospheric circulation is from west to east , due to Coriolis forces , the forces which result from the effect of the Earth 's rotation on moving bodies . ) |
| 26 | ‘ The main opposition is from Corosini 's mother . |
| 27 | Erm , high tea 's from five until seven |
| 28 | The research is from all over the world . |
| 29 | The extract is from a biography of Mr Major 's favourite author , Anthony Trollope , whose wife 's maiden name was … |
| 30 | The following extract is from the opening pages of With Peter and Susan , the McKee Readers , book 3 ( London : Nelson — no date , although from the illustrations it appears to be a pre-war reader . |