Example sentences of "[prep] [vb past] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | In addition , throughout the year there are demonstrations by visiting artists in varying media , such as Toned Paper Collage on May 5 , and Light and Landscape on May 26 . |
| 2 | In addition , throughout the year there are demonstrations by visiting artists in varying media , such as Toned Paper Collage on May 5 , and Light and Landscape on May 26 . |
| 3 | Scientific rationality for the Frankfurt School involves the domination of experience by purporting to describe and explain it whereas critical theory engages in the dialectic between lived experience and the categories given to describe it . |
| 4 | There is , therefore , a coincidence between lived reality and the construct held in the mind ; unlike the Military Model which constructs reality in terms of the metaphor . |
| 5 | There is evidence of indirect readout of the CTAG sequence across the central boundary between met boxes , which is due to the overwound T-A dinucleotide step , and the binding of the displaced phosphate group by helix B. Mutation of the central T-A step to A-T or G-C results in 76-fold loss of affinity in gel retardation assays ( T. McNally , personal communication ) , despite the lack of direct contacts between the repressor and these base pairs . |
| 6 | Higher Degrees Through Supervised Research |
| 7 | When it did not , he opened his eyes again , looking up through squinted vision at Rohmer , sitting above him and silent at last . |
| 8 | In France examples of natural arches are known in limestone , the nature of which rock reinforces a tendency towards dryness in the climate and the possibility of underground abstraction of drainage through jointed rock without doubt assists the process . |
| 9 | sort of got kind of an odd relationship between the friends |
| 10 | Now , you managed to trick us into publishing — sort of tricked Thereza — into publishing a few numbers and now you 're going to go back and see if you can produce those as fraud . |
| 11 | It is also the obvious masterpiece of its Dorset architect , Francis Cartwright , on whose monument in Blandford St Mary Church are carved a T-square , dividers , a rule and a scroll on which is incised an elevation of Came House . |
| 12 | Another important strand of hid reading was romantic Islamic and Egyptian renaissance books . |
| 13 | In the semi final he was master of the pressure game , beating Liverpool 's Craig Dobbin 3–0 who was a little out of hid depth at this level . |
| 14 | Even after he had left the country once more , in January 1979 , this remained his conviction — and the root of hid tragedy . |
| 15 | Every day he went out with his scribe in his boat and stayed for an hour in each of the twelve provinces of hid kingdom , ensuring that all was well . |
| 16 | Well er ha you know I found myself after Budgie managing a singer called Leo and that led to a lot of interesting business and getting involved an , and I sort of forgot Adam Faith for ten years and just got diverted really . |
| 17 | I , I sort of heard Debbie and Chris talking the other day , and I might have got it totally mixed up , but I reckon , I heard Chris saying that , well basically what I gathered was that Andy might have a different father to Chris and it was Andy 's father that 's died , right ? |
| 18 | I sort of lost weight , I was sort of |
| 19 | Keith : ‘ I have to change from clean , sort of arpeggiated sounds , right over to solo sounds , which is a little more diverse than what Bryan has to do . |
| 20 | On the street he unseamed his package in a ferment of grew fluff . |
| 21 | But mummy that I sort of thought Adele would act . |
| 22 | Sort of left school . |
| 23 | No I , I , I sort of smelt Patrick 's feet once and I thought if it was possible to faint on smells then I was going to , you know . |
| 24 | These range from low-voltage fittings , through HID units to compact fluorescents . |
| 25 | A real deterrent against disapproved behaviour |
| 26 | It might appear that Mynne and his family had been ruined by a combination of the forest laws , the drive against exacted fees , and finally by backing the losing side in the civil war : yet their liquid assets must have been very considerable . |
| 27 | But it needs also to engage with those theories which deconstruct the distinction between the ‘ individual ’ and the ‘ social ’ , which recognise the power of desire and fantasy and the problems of supposing any ‘ original ’ unity in the self , while at the same time preserving its concern with lived experience and the practical and material struggles of women to achieve more autonomy and control over their lives . |
| 28 | . got a couple of Oak tree 's , there in the corner you 've got , cos our fence you 've got that , my house is there right , road down like that and you 've got a fencing , it goes like that and with got trees all around it . |
| 29 | For example , it can be argued the expansion into amalgamated police units has enlarged the organization to a point where it is no longer accessible to the man in the street ; alternatively , it may be that the use of a centralized computer and complex technical aids has alienated the public even at the same time they are increasingly fed a diet of violent news snippets which reinforce a fear of crime and generate another ‘ folk devil ’ of criminal menace , which demands the impossible : a policeman on every corner . |
| 30 | Ling and Clarke ( 1975 ) found some limited evidence of better performance with Cued Speech as compared with speech-reading on its own , but performance in both was poor . |