Example sentences of "[noun] from [noun] [adv] [adj] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Good work from Rozario now Black down the left-hand side for him . |
| 2 | And having my kind of build , being quite big and wearing miniskirts , I know that sometimes it gets me the wrong kind of attention from boys only interested in physical relationships . |
| 3 | The company is hoping that the work could also lead towards the protection of plants from pests more common in Britain , some of which show poor response to traditional pesticides . |
| 4 | The omission of the word ‘ allow ’ means that the employer may not deduct damages from monies otherwise due to the contractor . |
| 5 | Meeting a group of complete strangers from backgrounds very different to my own , in such an alien environment , was disconcerting . |
| 6 | The Hanseatic League was originally a German federation , primarily concerned in trade , protection from piracy then rife in the northern seas and promoting successful commercial interchange as a result of close co-operation between towns and guilds . |
| 7 | Zetex increased its pre-tax profits to £2.1m this time from £1.1m in 1991 , while sales were up to £15.9m from £12.1m mainly due to doubled revenues from surface mount products . |
| 8 | Information will be collected through three sources : — search of documentary sources ; parliamentary papers , scientific journals , advisory body papers etc. — in-depth semi-structured interviews with people involved covering a wide spectrum from scientists publicly active in defence of animal experiments to scientific advisers to anti-vivisection societies , drawing from both the public and private sectors ; — observation , visits to laboratories and animal houses of approx 20 research institutions . |
| 9 | This analysis shows up a further difference between choices of means and of ends ; the former start from facts publicly testable by objective criteria , the latter from the look and feel of things tested privately and subjectively , by assuming in experience or imagination the relevant viewpoint in the fullest awareness available , and discovering how one does respond . |
| 10 | The only real hope for MAC is for Rupert Murdoch and the new BSkyB service to give ( or be forced by the ITC to give ) a long-term commitment on making all their PAL transmissions from Astra simultaneously available in MAC from Marcopolo . |
| 11 | One difficulty , however , is that this offence covers a wide range of situations from killings just short of murder to carelessly causing death . |
| 12 | And Norman cheeses too : genuine Pont-l'Evèque made on the farms of the Pays d'Auge from milk still warm from the cows ; Livarot , that powerful and marvellous cheese which has been made in the district since the thirteenth century ; even a good Norman Camembert can be found if you look . |
| 13 | At a time when artistic merit had not yet been deposed by an overriding demand for commercial impact , he was able to commission an extraordinary range of posters from artists very diverse in style . |
| 14 | I could fill a book with the other similar comments which were written on the questionnaires but I think we can take it as read that the trials proved beyond doubt that if you followed the diet moderately strictly you could definitely lose inches from parts usually untouched by normal dieting methods . |
| 15 | She were , she 'd got a scooter bit similar to mine and she er were coming home and it were one of women from school actually one of women from school . |