Example sentences of "from [noun] [adv] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | Apart from cases where the Auctions ( Bidding Agreements ) Acts apply , there is nothing illegal in two potential bidders agreeing that one of them will not bid with the result that the one who does bid obtains the property more cheaply than he other wise would . |
| 2 | The only practical problem encountered ( apart from cases where the proffered acknowledgement form was ignored , and the seller returned his own acknowledgement form or called for a special negotiation ) was that some sellers ' administrative systems required the issue of their own acknowledgement form before an order could be logged . |
| 3 | Contrary advice came in from Nashville where the film was doing well and where the upshot seemed to be that ‘ the only way to sell Red Salute is as a gay romantic comedy ’ . |
| 4 | Ironically , today 's programme had been transferred from Wolverhampton where the course is unfit because of work on a new all-weather track . |
| 5 | ‘ We do believe in regional government , but a regional government that draws powers from Whitehall so the powers currently exercised by central government are brought to the North and other regions . ’ |
| 6 | The ancient tradition that the person elected had to be dragged to the chair by his sponsors dates from centuries when the Speakership was all too often a preliminary to the Tower , and the executioner 's block . |
| 7 | Of the remainder , only four were from homes where the head of the household was a non-manual worker . |
| 8 | many of the children came from homes where the houses were decent , where the wages were good , and where , apparently , the state of the children was not due to any real defect in the conditions under which they were living but simply to the heedlessness , the shiftlessness , the carelessness and the ignorance of the mothers . |
| 9 | The one exception came just seconds from half-time when the defence was slow to mop up the danger when Richardson 's corner was only parried , and Alan Dowd was in the right place to equalise . |
| 10 | However , if the rate of tax on policyholders ' funds at maturity is different from 25% then the benefits payable will be reviewed . |
| 11 | but the strong impression I had is walking over the hill from Kettleborough where the gun club now is walking down into this valley and seeing that view of this little end of the village nestling in the hollow and I can remember feeling a extraordinarily strong sensation that I could easily live there |
| 12 | From Dorking eastwards the course of the Variscan Front probably follows the southern edge of the London Platform to near Hythe on the Channel coast . |
| 13 | Initially , the immigrants provided too much competition for the aspiring local working class , as , coming from countries where the process of industrialisation was under way , they were able to use their knowledge and experience to seize the initiative in entrepreneurial activity . |
| 14 | The large-scale relationships between landforms and tectonics in plate interiors have received comparatively little attention from geomorphologists so the literature from this perspective . |
| 15 | From July onwards the town of Whaddon had waited with bated breath . |
| 16 | Perhaps the majority of the " workhouses " still so called in the last third of the eighteenth century were in no real sense distinguishable from " poorhouses " , that is from places where the impotent poor , through age or infirmity , could be lodged either until death or more temporarily . |
| 17 | I asked Roger Mortlock from Oxaid why the leaflet was so explicit . |
| 18 | ( c ) Repayment of loans from settlors Where the capital sum paid to the settlor is a sum paid by way of complete repayment of a loan , then , if an amount not less than the sum is thereafter lent by the settlor to the trustees of the settlement , no part of that sum shall by virtue of TA 1988 , s677(1) be treated as his income for any year of assessment after that in which the further loan is made ( TA 1988 , s677(5) ) . |
| 19 | The forensic officer said it was unclear from examination how the Carnlough device would operate because the materials were in a ‘ disrupted ’ state when they arrived at the laboratory . |
| 20 | From enrolment onwards the student can seek to renegotiate the registered programme . |
| 21 | Week by week Peace News reported from Berkeley where the battle for the Free Speech Movement had , by May , led to the formation of the Vietnam Day Committee , pledged to stop conscription , and the war itself . |
| 22 | SIS will also be covering Kelso , Newbury and greyhound racing from Bristol so the need to give punters the opportunity to additionally sample delights from the orient hardly seems necessary . |
| 23 | Dr Mardell arrived in Konjevic Polje on Wednesday after walking 15 miles from Srebrenica where the UN commander in Bosnia , Gen Philippe Morillon , of France , was suffering difficulties of his own . |
| 24 | A similar retardation has been recorded from Fiji where the fertilizer applied was some 195 kg P per hectare . |
| 25 | Lucy with some of her 200 cards from well-wishers How the Echo reported the accident |
| 26 | Eighteen per cent of the professionals had fathers with incomplete primary schooling , and 27 per cent came from families where the father had achieved no more than a primary level of education . |
| 27 | Erm and it it it there 's actually a pattern emerging er from October whereby the the conductivity reading is going higher and higher and higher . |
| 28 | That 's , that 's more my style and then you know you 're doing something or you not , you , you do n't have to and if you 're around , yes we got oh pages of it from Bromley High the other day . |
| 29 | BBC Enterprises , which is funding its share from profits not the licence fee , will take around 20 per cent of the channel . |
| 30 | He had been much taken with a small low-growing Kalmia at Whitton — from Pennsylvania so the Duke of Argyll had told him — but did not specifically request it . |