Example sentences of "[adv] [noun sg] from " in BNC.
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| 1 | the extent to which the family took on responsibility from other institutions for the poor , the sick , the old and the unemployed . |
| 2 | Information will be taken on income from all sources : from paid employment , investments , pensions and/or State benefits . |
| 3 | Go on foot from Thomas More Street or Wapping High Street and get there by 9.45am . |
| 4 | Climbing sports originate for the most part from bush types ‘ sporting ’ extra long canes which still bear the same flowers as the parent . |
| 5 | She was the latest of a long line of girlfriends , drawn for the most part from the upper reaches of the aristocracy , who had appeared on his romantic horizon . |
| 6 | Modern attempts to classify political regimes have begun for the most part from some general theory of society , and as I have indicated they were strongly influenced at the outset ( and again in recent decades ) by conceptions of social evolution or development . |
| 7 | Later on action from the battlefields of the American Civil War . |
| 8 | When we speak of freedom , we … do not mean merely freedom from restraint or compulsion . |
| 9 | Although some consider that this method of electricity generation offers one of the synthetic fuel industry 's best options , the project has stirred up much opposition from those believing its contribution — 4,300 barrels of oil daily — a drop in the ocean . |
| 10 | Isolation is basic cult tactics , especially isolation from any of your old friends . |
| 11 | the paper and this report introduces the draft version of the highly transportation from it with consultation of organization down in the business , some whom are listed in section two |
| 12 | Lord Justice Parker differentiated between liability of the car driver to her passenger , who must have been within her reasonable contemplation as being likely to be affected by her omission to remove her broken down car from the carriageway and any drivers who may have been proceeding in the opposite direction on the other carriageway . |
| 13 | The sand eroded accumulates down wind from the dune , where , being fresh , it is recolonised by marram and stability is thus regained . |
| 14 | Viewed against the abnormally small numbers in High Suffolk , the many wage earners of the Stour Valley also give the impression that expanding industry sucked in labour from far and wide . |
| 15 | We may have to bring in assistance from outside to deal with specific problems , and Mr Whittaker 's network of contacts could be used for this purpose . |
| 16 | The LCC was first established in 1978 to campaign on policy issues , especially withdrawal from the EBC , more nationalization and stronger efforts to reduce unemployment , a package often known as the alternative economic strategy . |
| 17 | The canoe moved swiftly south from Oahu , west of Molokai , towards the Big Island at the southernmost tip of the Hawaiian chain . |
| 18 | The knights engaged in close combat but the jousting was cancelled after the first few contests as the horses were unsure of their footing in the mud and consequently the inept efforts of the knights produced only laughter from the spectators . |
| 19 | Even so , Parliament had to vote down dissent from those who disliked the Gregorian calendar 's ‘ Papist ’ origin , or anything ‘ new-fangled ’ . |
| 20 | The thin , external walls of the chimneys are porous and so oxygen from the outside atmosphere diffuses in . |
| 21 | Sometimes we have taken an independent decision to shut down one of our plants and bought in tonnage from a competitor , sometimes they have shut down and brought in tonnage from us . |
| 22 | They were passed down father-to-son from Father 's great-great-grandfather to him , and every one of them acted on the pageants , father and son . |
| 23 | This broad , cobbled area , the main market place of the city , was packed with carts bringing in wine from the vintners , lawn for the cloth guilds , and vegetables packed high for the stalls and booths in the Poultry . |
| 24 | A spokeswoman for RAF Marham said Mr Durrant was the only veteran from Essex to be invited and one of only handful from across Britain . |
| 25 | The nineteenth century was also the era of the Great City , sucking in population from the countryside to staff factories , shops , and homes . |
| 26 | One county councillor , and a former Mayor of Lydney , wants a new river crossing down stream from Gloucester to take traffic away from towns and villages . |
| 27 | Okay , so goodness from the assertive group . |
| 28 | Far from hearing only half-an-hour from Michael Heseltine 's statement on the pit closures , a news network would have carried it at length . |
| 29 | Indeed , while the process of innovation is itself multidisciplinary , the technological insights at the root of innovation often involve bringing together knowledge from a number of different fields of science . |
| 30 | She kept a cow , and although there was only water from a well ‘ up top of the garden ’ , this was another spotless house : ‘ she always kept a nice white cloth down over her stair matting , washed and ironed each week . |