Example sentences of "[vb pp] [subord] it [vb mod] [adv] [verb] " in BNC.

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1 Though what I did notice was a motor bicycle parked where it should n't have been — outside Wheeler 's .
2 Everything look alright again , and then the weather worsened and the attempt looked like it would never happen .
3 Clearly the realities of space flight from 1957 on ( manned , from 1961 ) made fantasy outdated unless it could visually match or outdistance such scientific advances .
4 A septic tank is an open system and depends on being sited where it can eventually discharge into a natural watercourse or soakaway .
5 However , it is inappropriate that business from a non-UK office should be regulated if it would not have required authorisation on a stand-alone basis .
6 Pyramid , which currently offers some MIPS-based Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme AG boxes lower down its line , apparently has n't decided whether it will actually offer its new R4000 architecture as one of its own products yet .
7 The details of the model are adjusted until it can simultaneously yield values acceptably close to the observed values of : the equatorial radius ( usually at 1 bar ) ; the mean density ; the axial rotation rate ; J 2 ; J 4 ; and the radiation excess .
8 If you have to venture on to the roof , be sure to hire a roof ladder which hooks over the roof ridge ; and for other work above ground level , make sure your ladder is anchored so it ca n't move .
9 Compare it with a late kouros ( fig. 72 ) , a larger work set on a grave in central Attica , of one Aristodikos , and beautifully preserved through having been taken down and buried when it can not have been standing very long , perhaps to avoid desecration by the Persian invader .
10 They had parted in a friendly enough way , promising to see each other from time to time , but Jenna very much doubted if it would ever happen .
11 The dog had n't barked so it could n't have been that , because he did n't miss any strange sound .
12 Previously the government had argued that the slave trade was so profitable that the traders could pay for their own forts , but by the mid-eighteenth century this attitude had changed to an acceptance of the fact that the trade was so necessary for the sugar islands ( and the sugar islands so necessary for the British economy ) that the trade would have to be supported if it could not afford to meet these overhead costs .
13 Asked if it would not benefit his campaigning work to meet Mrs W , Mr Fenton replied that he had met people who had met her .
14 On being asked if it would not have been appropriate to let the McArdles continue their journey on a largely empty train which after all permitted APEX tickets the spokesman said : ‘ Oh no .
15 Slime algae should be removed as it may actually grow over the encrusting species which , of course , are growing directly on the substrate , to their obvious detriment .
16 for the animal in its mud burrow , valuable time will be lost if it can not prepare itself for foraging until after the tide has left the shore .
17 A dog will not be deprived if it can not use a chair .
18 In this case a budding urethral neurosis was nipped before it could really blossom .
19 The ‘ sight ’ episode of Supersense ( the sequel of which , Lifesense , begins this month on BBC1 ) had a four-eyed fish whose eyes are divided so it can simultaneously watch above the water for predators and below the water for prey ; the woodcock which has developed 360 degree ‘ wraparound ’ vision ; bees which see colours in flowers man can not and a map of the sky from which to navigate .
20 For example , heparin can act as a competitive inhibitor but its usefulness for studies on intact cells is lessened because it may also inhibit the generation of InsP 3 .
21 The new company , not surprisingly , will receive no funding from IBM ; the old company failed because it could n't raise the $60m it reckoned it needed to bring the SS-1 to market .
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