Example sentences of "[adj] [noun sg] be at " in BNC.
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| 1 | So erm and how we use that money is at our discretion . |
| 2 | That decision is at odds with the fact that consumer organisations have been established to monitor larger privatised industries . |
| 3 | Vetting of senior commanders : the appointments of Defence Minister , CGS , and Head of the Chief Political Directorate are at least confirmed and may be initiated by Moscow . |
| 4 | The term economic hides the fundamental point that economic change is at the same time social change . |
| 5 | each segment is at a different stage of market penetration . |
| 6 | The only solid bit was at the front . |
| 7 | Reyntiens ' considerable technical expertise is at one with his imagination . |
| 8 | THE European parliament is at odds with the Commission and member states over the draft directive covering working conditions for employees sent to another EC country under contract to provide a specific service . |
| 9 | True , eligible boys of that faith were at premium . |
| 10 | Erm they 're awfully difficult to cast because the art of bronze founding on that level is at least as far as I can see , almost died out , I 'm having terrible I 've terrible trouble with getting bronze cast . |
| 11 | That bid is at the final stage of its examination and I expect to be able to make an announcement soon . |
| 12 | The hour of Britain 's total defeat was at hand , and Winston Churchill would soon abandon England to preside over the ruins from the safety of his Canadian dominion . |
| 13 | From the parallel position to impact and through , the legs , hips and right side are at their strongest in the golf swing . |
| 14 | For Franco knew that if the pro-Allied military men had been unable to secure active Allied support for an anti-Francoist coup when negotiations with the Axis for Spanish entry were at their height , their chances of success dwindled even further after June , when Hitler invaded the Soviet Union and the focus of the war moved away from Europe 's southern flank . |
| 15 | That slag was at some times tapped during the period is shown by the debris at Shakenoak , which was accompanied by the day linings from four furnaces and forging hearths . |
| 16 | In fact , neither side was at first attempting to reach the defensive flank of the North Sea ; rather , each was hastening to get around the enemy 's northern flank in the only area where mobile warfare was still possible on the Western Front . |
| 17 | This finding is at variance with the findings reported by Edwards ( 1986 ) . |
| 18 | Some of the best-known work of this kind is at least analogous to that of court patronage ; the large amount of art commissioned by the Vatican Court is an obvious example . |
| 19 | A good example of this kind is at Borraichill Mhor , in Kildalton , where a drystone wall encloses a plateau . |
| 20 | A good example of this kind is at Borraichill Mhor , in Kildalton , where a drystone wall encloses a plateau . |
| 21 | Even if some process of this kind was at work , one still has to explain the differences between women 's responses — why did some women describe themselves as housewives and others not ? |
| 22 | In May-October 1905 , when expenditure of this kind was at its height , 200,000 francs of Russian money was being paid each month to about fifty French newspapers , periodicals and press agencies , some of them important opinion-formers — Le Figaro , Le Temps , Le Petit Parisien and the Havas agency . |
| 23 | However , most of the civil servants in the top category were at the lower end of the pay scale , with 82% of men and 83% of women in category 1 earning between £18020 and £27065 . |
| 24 | SCHOOL pupils skipping classes to play with the latest piece of Sonic the Hedgehog software could find another computer is at work to track them down . |
| 25 | Adopting a style whose crafted formality is at the other extreme from those promoted by radical groups , Milton is not openly proclaiming his continued rebelliousness . |
| 26 | Of course , they 've got out of all recognition today , but three a penny fresh herren were at that time . |
| 27 | High tide is at seven in the morning . |
| 28 | It was as though an extraordinary story — a great mythology , with half-forgotten legends , languages and lore — had been unfolding in his head from the time he began to think ; and his appreciation of the Old Literature was at the deepest level imaginative and creative . |
| 29 | This case is at an extreme of its own : fortunately , for it is an unwelcome departure from clear principles and clear thinking . |
| 30 | A sign telling parents to keep their children under supervision and a poster stating the exhibition is of lesbian photography are at the gallery entrance . |