Example sentences of "[noun] [conj] [verb] [art] " in BNC.

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1 The Duke said that there were two possible courses — to increase the endowment and/or to increase the annual subscription .
2 Whether you prefer to sell 100% for an immediate cash payment or to receive a smaller upfront payment and a deferred payment , determined by an earnout or retention or a minority stake with a pre-arranged exit .
3 easy as riding a bike or walking the sea .
4 Around the end of the silent era and in the early sound days , the glass was actually in front of the camera during shooting , possibly adding storeys to a low building or giving a view of non-existent distant hills , or whatever was required .
5 the main , or one of the main , reasons for the business ' structure was to avoid registration ( not , say , due to the partial exemption rules or to get limited liability protection or facilitate a part sale ) ;
6 ‘ ( 1 ) The Bank may , on an application duly made in accordance with section 8 above and after being provided with all such information , documents and reports as it may require under that section , grant or refuse the application .
7 The usual approach of the courts is to examine whether any confidential information exists , whether it is protected by an express or implied term and , subject to arguments as to the balance of convenience , grant or refuse the injunction sought .
8 The East Coast Puritans refused to alter their garb or touch the native food .
9 If an individual appears unable to pay his debts or has no reasonable prospect of paying he may also face a bankruptcy petition .
10 On retirement or death in office ( botanists tend to be long-lived but not quite immortal ) , their book collections were frequently sold off to defray debts or to provide a settlement for their widows .
11 Indeed , many executives harbor misconceptions , believing it is merely a matter of adding extra engineering and design personnel or introducing the latest computer-aided design ( CAD ) technology .
12 For details of the series look in the Radio Times or get a list of the programmes , either from Radio Brighton or by writing to me , Doctor Brian Smith at the Physics Building in the university .
13 * Use the present tense for describing the content of a text or narrating the story .
14 so you can type text or add a spreadsheet to a picture , or stick a silly cartoon into a spreadsheet .
15 Some rejected entirely any talk of self-government or treating the Ukrainians as an oppressed people .
16 The magazine yesterday launched an appeal , which it called ‘ Lemon Fund ’ to raise money for an eventual settlement or to finance an appeal .
17 The NMA leadership and many rank-and-file members became increasingly disenchanted with MFGB strategy during the 1920 national miners ' strike and the 1921 lockout , and less than a third of Nottinghamshire miners bothered to vote in a 1921 ballot on whether to accept the offered settlement or continue the dispute ( Griffin , 1962 , p.91 , p.102 ) .
18 By manipulating the glove , the user can interact with the virtual world , handling and manipulating objects or using a repertoire of gestures as commands .
19 Do n't waste time trying to gather possessions or save the goldfish — fire spreads very quickly .
20 Er at least thirty percent of my business erm have either stopped their accounts or reached the limit of their patience .
21 To find out more , telephone 01– and ask for a copy of our 1989 Report and Accounts or send the coupon below :
22 By this time , however , the military crisis was over , and Henry abruptly demanded that Anselm should either comply with his wishes or leave the country .
23 Lewis had n't made up his mind whether to sell Wyvis Hall after he had smartened it up a bit and with the proceeds buy a bigger and better London house and a country cottage or to keep the Hall and sell off some of the land for agriculture .
24 To submit any DC , DC operations privilege is required and so you should either ask your LIFESPAN Manager for this privilege or pass the DC to a suitable user with this privilege , using LIFESPAN option 2.5.0 .
25 He 's already lost the sight of his left eye because cocaine starved the retina of blood , and he 's damn lucky not to be totally blind , or even dead , because the next time it could constrict the arteries of his heart or block the blood from reaching his brain .
26 This limitation forces the investor to accept the level of market risk and the only ways in which this can be avoided are to select defensive ( low beta ) securities or to move out of the equities market into alternative investments or to reduce the market influence by combining equities with the risk-free asset .
27 Summary In this chapter , we have suggested that literary essays have a characteristic style or voice which is different from the way you talk or might narrate a story or write a letter .
28 At last Foreman came back , pulling up a chair beside them like some benevolent uncle ready to listen to a story or tell a merry tale .
29 It is tempting to say that they have no function besides advancing the story or embellishing the characters , no value outside their immediate context .
30 Some words which narrate a story or describe a situation can be set in the form of musical prose and passed over fairly quickly , like the old recitative quoted above .
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