Example sentences of "from [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | White indie rap from locally notorious North Manchester foursome . |
| 2 | He used the oils produced from locally grown fruits such as bergamot , orange and lemon . |
| 3 | In some instances the idea may be implemented by the local people from locally found , inexpensive raw materials . |
| 4 | Specialities of the house are the crab soup , made from locally caught crabs , and homemade sweets . |
| 5 | A good English breakfast or a vegetarian equivalent including home-made preserves and bread rolls made from locally ground flour is served in the beamed dining room . |
| 6 | To allow matching for proximity of mother 's residence to a nuclear establishment at the time of her child 's birth a further series of controls was selected from locally held hospital delivery registers . |
| 7 | At Highlander , workshops of this sort of cultural exchange play a critical role in reaching across the natural human barriers which we can expect to find when a number of different people from widely different communities , cultural backgrounds , and economic and social circumstances are thrown together for a weekend to discuss their common problems in an attempt to find solutions . |
| 8 | The barn owl and kestrel samples examined here were drawn from widely different parts of their global range . |
| 9 | A glance at any psychology textbook on the subject will reveal a variety of conflicting views about the nature and process of learning derived from widely different experiments with humans , rats , pigeons , monkeys , and even octopuses . |
| 10 | Many thousands of years of natural evolution and hybridization , helped in recent centuries by the bringing together of species from widely separate parts of the world , and in modern decades by the attentions of the human mind and hand , have produced a multitude of rose forms , shapes , colours , habits and abilities . |
| 11 | Such a thing is certainly not to be found on this earth ; yet those who pick to pieces the open texture or verbal infelicities of an international Convention rarely pause to consider how , when legislation prepared in a single legal system is generally so verbose , obscure , and generally badly drafted , one can reasonably expect more of the product of many hands drawn from widely differing legal systems with different cultures , legal structures , and methods of legal reasoning and decision-making , entailing maximum flexibility , co-operation , and compromise . |
| 12 | I recently asked eleven experts on RE from widely differing backgrounds what they each saw as the major priority for RE . |
| 13 | The principal repercussion of introducing rational expectations into macroeconomic models is to shorten dramatically the lags in adjustment which have traditionally preoccupied macroeconomists from widely differing ideological positions . |
| 14 | There also seems to be a consensus among professionals from widely diverse backgrounds that the corporate memories of organisations are threatened by a lack of tools , techniques and procedures to enable the effective management of electronic records . |
| 15 | It was 1.57 children per woman in 1989 , well below the 2.1 that is needed to prevent the population from eventually declining . |
| 16 | One positive aspect of the close monitoring of clozapine may be a reduced incidence of the mortality highlighted recently , resulting from inadequately supervised high dosage neuroleptic regimes . |
| 17 | This is a more useful way of linking knowledge to social group than Mannheim 's own rather mechanical separation of ideas from utterances and utterances from empirically constituted social groups . |
| 18 | Compared with the railways they were inflexible , unreliable and far from effectively networked . |
| 19 | But this did n't stop him , and other objectors , from effectively countering the basis for the diversity argument — the need to have a ( nuclear ) choice away from coal . |
| 20 | They considered that there is ‘ nothing in international law to prevent two or more States from effectively creating a right in favour of another State by treaty ’ . |
| 21 | There were few Marxists in the ILP but it was disproportionately strong in Scotland and came under the domination of the " Clydesider " MPs returned in 1922 , from acutely overcrowded and poor constituencies which seemed to call for extreme social measures . |
| 22 | ‘ A clear case of premeditated murder , the conception made here last Sunday , the spiky weapon obtained from somewhere , the risk taken , ’ he said . |
| 23 | Mark reappeared from somewhere . |
| 24 | I would definitely need to try to find some help from somewhere . |
| 25 | From somewhere , her hands found a diary and wrote Lucy against the date four weeks away . |
| 26 | I believe , however , you come from somewhere else ? ’ |
| 27 | Money was supposed to be wired to her soon from somewhere . |
| 28 | So we had to rent a forklift truck from somewhere , then manhandle the saw into the workshop . |
| 29 | As GN business continued to grow , the solution was simply to obtain more slightly soiled Class 317s from somewhere or other . |
| 30 | Its call sign — ‘ This is the Voice of Peace , broadcasting from somewhere in the Mediterranean ’ — is familiar to millions of listeners . |