Example sentences of "[noun] [be] [noun] of [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Most of the criticisms levelled against the world 's religions are criticisms of failure .
2 Promissory notes are bills of exchange to which special rules are applicable .
3 Lions are enemies of zebras .
4 Ideologies are constructions of reality that serve to support claims to power or authority ( Holzner 1972 : 144 ) .
5 When you perform this algorithm , the states are pairs of numbers ( x , x ) where x
6 TRADE-UNION leaders in Germany are creatures of contradiction .
7 This implies the recognition and the self-centredness of addictive disease and the denial of its existence and of its consequences by the sufferer are forms of insanity .
8 But if disciplines are bodies of people as well as bodies of knowledge , are not academic courses also ‘ professional ’ in the sense of preparing people for entry to the academic professions ?
9 Some historians have been arguing recently that payments of census and hostilicium specified in some polyptychs are forms of tax collection and demonstrate the continuity of taxation , and of the administrative structures to exact it , from the late Roman period to the Carolingians .
10 One takes the point , whilst insisting that scrupulosity and rigour are matters of means not ends .
11 The IT and CTT policies are policies of indemnity and are settled up to the limits of each policy section less applicable excesses .
12 One can only assume that the purchasers of these lichen-grey accoutrements are members of EXIT , and that anyone attempting to rescue them would receive a bloody nose for their trouble .
13 Both cases are examples of abuse of a dominant position in a ‘ bottleneck market ’ in which there is room for only one major supplier .
14 Public authorities are creatures of statute and can do no more than the statute permits them to do .
15 Some of you I know are working but some now Roger are people of leisure and will therefore I hope er be able to find more space in their diaries to quaff the glass of er cheap wine and er raise it
16 Lurking behind their response are images of RE reflecting past experience : " dull " , " irrelevant " , " soft option " , " load of nonsense " , " dangerous — trying to get at people " , " morals and all that " , " a training in prejudice " , " an anachronism in the modern world " , " the odd one out in schools " , " to do with the God squad " .
17 You and some other Members of Parliament are residents of Westminster .
18 Beginnings , endings and titles are sections of texts which usually repay particular study .
19 All over the northern Highlands are shreds of birch and hazel woodland which are perceptibly decaying under grazing pressure from under-culled red deer and unenclosed sheep .
20 Meanings are functions of words ; they are not some ghostly essences , capable of subsisting independently of their phenomenal embodiment .
21 Meanings are principles of unity inasmuch as they represent the same basic orientation of thought in different mental acts and different instances of use of language .
22 Verba and voluntas are words of dread in writing of interpretation in Roman private law : how far did the Roman jurists interpret according to the letter , how far according to the spirit , and how far according to the spirit as embodied in the letter ?
23 And there 's something you should know , the amethysts are stones of tranquillity , it might do you a bit of good to wear them . ’
24 Jobcentres , commercial agencies , hospital noticeboards , shop windows and vacancy boards on industrial estates are sources of vacancies for all ages .
25 The kind of areas that will be covered in this course component are types of schools , their structure , management and ethos , the roles and expectations of both teachers and pupils , teachers ' working conditions and status , pastoral care and discipline .
26 ‘ Me Mum ses that theatres and pitcher houses are dens of sin . ’
27 Here is another even better function for the eight queens problem whose values are lists of numbers .
28 Durham University are champions of divisions two and four , and Newcastle University have won division five .
29 Great passes like the Cairngorm lairigs are rights of way , as are many major glens .
30 Yet a third kind are colonies of polyps but ones that have , confusingly , given up their attachment to the sea bottom and sail free like medusae .
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