Example sentences of "[adj] [noun] and above " in BNC.

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1 His face was equally extraordinary , pale and soft , smooth like a young girl 's , with pursed , prim lips and above them a slightly crooked nose .
2 The clear implication behind this statement is that careful attention and above all , adequate time must be allowed at the planning stage .
3 Cleveland County Council leader Coun Paul Harford called for a ‘ calm , careful debate and above all open minded debate . ’
4 Innocence , discipline , high standards and above all a kind of scrubbed , simple beauty .
5 Carrie felt cold , though it was a warm day and above their heads , above the dark yews , the sun was still shining .
6 The socialization of child-care and domestic work is no easy matter and above all , it costs money — nurseries , school meals , etc .
7 In this instance on the ground storey is the Doric Order and above this , in order of ascent , Ionic , Corinthian and Corinthian .
8 This is packed with brilliant graphics and gameplay , environmental friendliness and above all originality .
9 The rime of silver stubble round the heavy chin and above the mouth suggested the beard was still growing .
10 The side windows had curtains which could be drawn in sunny weather and above them the opening lights had radiused outer corners and yellow ‘ Cathedral ’ glass ( i.e. crinkled glass ) .
11 Poor things , with their cocktails , Ianthe thought , remembering her uncle 's scorn , some of their faces under the elegant hats and above the fur coats were kindly , even noble .
12 The loose storyline of ‘ UF Orb ’ draws on Timothy Good 's books Alien Liaison and Above Top Secrets as prime inspiration .
13 It would impose unnecessary red tape and above all it would destroy jobs . ’
14 But contractors found the dust behind the Speaker 's Chair in the ministerial corridor and above the parliamentary library .
15 Each phospholipid series is characterised by a phase transition , below which its fatty acyl chains are in a quasi-crystalline array and above which the chains are in a more fluid state .
16 Nevertheless what was being demonstrated in the course of 1945 was that — whatever the feelings of affinity that might exist between Britain and the United States — a substantial relationship could not endure without a strong sense of common interests and above all a sense of exposure to common dangers .
17 This is where we at N C V O feel we can play a vital role by helping the voluntary sector to recognise this shared interest and above all to act cohesively .
18 Even more relevant to the point I am making is the sudden realisation that this , as the name implies , is really a United Kingdom : a composite and diverse , not a monolithic structure And above all the discovery that there are parts of the UK which share with them a history of colonial or quasi-colonial exploitation , and where people speak of development problems in a language they understand .
19 The uncertainty of the fat child or the onset of puberty which can make swimming baths one of the first circles of hell for the adolescent , so vividly evoked by Kathryn Ensall 's ‘ Girls in Line at the Swimming Baths ’ ( 1988 ) , or the terrifying prospect of the first day at school captured by Shanti Panchal are all expressions of modern sensibility and above all , of childhood and adolescent anxiety , constructed out of an acute embarrassment with themselves and their situation .
20 Try to follow these simple rules — make as little noise as possible , keep your dog under close control and above all … be patient !
21 The EC Regulation ( 3911/92 ) requires exporters of works of art located in a member State on 1 January 1993 or thereafter , and falling within certain categories and above a certain value ( The Art Newspaper No. 23 , December 1992 , pp. 1–33 ) , to obtain a licence from the DNH .
22 These will differ according to local circumstances and above all relationships .
23 The bank and program number are displayed in a two-digit LED and above this is the A4 's on-board tuner .
24 ‘ Enough or too much ’ might be the poet/painter William Blake 's prescription for life , but the SFX director must stop short of too much , since added detail is added time and above all , money — as well as possibly being artistically counterproductive .
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