Example sentences of "[vb -s] us [art] " in BNC.

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1 He spares us the details , saying only that she was tall , well-built .
2 One of the things that you 're saying is wrong , not so much an organised day , one of things which causes us a problem , and that 's the major one
3 He owes us a fucking million quid , do n't he ?
4 We are saying that government and employers — the State owes us a living .
5 President Ibrahim Babangida of Nigeria said that Africa had failed to meet its challenges : " Ever since the majority of our countries became independent in the 1960s we have conducted our lives as if the world owes us a living . "
6 Fifty years later , the brief reign of his nephew , Julian ( d. 363 ) , allows us a glimpse of the inhabitants and local dignitaries of Eastern towns divided in religion .
7 The poignancy of having distressed relatives say , ‘ How many times can you say goodbye ? ’ can not be overestimated , and allows us a glimpse of some of the problems of anticipated grief .
8 He simply allows us a ministry calling .
9 Only then can there be a truly integrated socialist feminist strategy and analysis of housing which demands decent and secure housing for everyone , and allows us a choice in the way we live .
10 The vast restaurant area allows us a complicated exit choice of at least fifty yards of glass door frontage .
11 For the fact that at the time Picasso saw the work as unfinished , allows us an insight into his aesthetic intentions and his technical procedure .
12 It allows us the conclusion that has just been contemplated : that the difference between causal items and their effects has its basis not only in the consideration that causal circumstances fix uniquely the occurrence of their effects , but also in the consideration that causal circumstances precede their effects .
13 Villages Business manager , Alan Moult , said : ‘ Funding of the 47/3e exploration well allows us the potential to become an active player in the western Villages area , where a number of significant discoveries have already been made . ’
14 Sexuality affords us the opportunity of transgressing the barrier separating life from death .
15 Moreover — and more to the point — if as literary intellectuals we feel frustrated at having no channel of access to the figures who exercise decision-making power in our societies , Mrs Lowndes shows us a society in which literary intelligence had direct access to such centres of power , by way of the conjugal bed as well as over the dinner table .
16 The cross shows us a union of opposites : returning forgiveness when evil was given ; giving life when death was inflicted ; showing love in the face of hatred .
17 It equally informs us that as one of the results of his ‘ innovative ’ study ‘ Gale also shows us a Darwin who relied on the help of other scholars for much of his work on species .
18 The short story shows us a character at a crucial instant in her life ( parallels with the fairy tale emerge here ) and traces the effect of that instant upon her .
19 The model for Catherine Freemantle , however , shows us a different picture .
20 Tracy shows us these friendships subconsciously and shows us a scene of deep friendship .
21 And Bergman 's film Wild Strawberries shows us an elderly professor at the peak of his career , about to receive the highest academic honour in the land , who dreams the night before of failing an examination .
22 And that we have an obligation to listen to noise because it shows us the grim truth of reality .
23 The Bible shows us the will of God , which we can accept with great delight .
24 King David shows us the way when he says , ‘ It is good to give thanks to the Lord … and make thy praise our pride . ’
25 Pascal 's approach shows us the way : ‘ The hypothesis that the apostles were knaves is quite absurd .
26 A still closer view shows us the detail of the cascade , and the passing traffic can be seen as a shivery reflection in the water of the trough .
27 Each one shows us the right way to go and we must learn to use it aright .
28 Truth is covered up , buried , and he comes and unburies the truth or rather shows us how we can unbury that truth within ourselves , shows us the tools we must use .
29 The energiser that interpenetrates the physical world and shows us the higher aspects of reality … ’
30 He shows us the modifications which objects thought to be inanimate impose on each other …
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