Example sentences of "as [be] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | After all , the whole emphasis of the computer revolution of recent decades as been a movement away from central control and direction to dispersed user sovereignty . |
| 2 | Was service as an airman in the Middle East and India is graphically described , as are a number of post war assignments of great variety covering a multitude of aircraft from Meteors and Javelins to rocket-assisted Valiants ! |
| 3 | Skerne is now expanding with new houses , as are a lot of rural communities , but it still retains the farming background with familiar names still resident , Dixon and Bean to name but two . |
| 4 | These works are seldom seen on the market , and Christie 's canvas , not blistered by bitumen as are a number of Bonnat 's works in this vein , was particularly fine . |
| 5 | Four specific DNA base contacts are made by residues from the basic helix , as are a large number of phosphate contacts spanning the entire recognition sequence . |
| 6 | The girl is anonymous , just as are the models for some religious scenes described by Giorgio Vasari . |
| 7 | Both sides are based on capitalist activity and both governments have followed modernization rather than self-development strategies since the 1960s More particularly , despite some continuing differentiation in industrial specialisms , such as the declining presence of heavy engineering in Ulster , the types of industrial activity are increasingly similar as are the economic and unemployment problems , population growth , and productivity , with the probability of higher deficits in the North ( FitzGerald 1972 : 63–85 ; New Ireland Forum 1983–4 : ii . |
| 8 | The actual machine is replaceable , as are the programs which run on it — but your data is unique and can not simply be replaced by the local computer shop . |
| 9 | The characteristics of the clients are described , as are the circumstances leading to their requests for help . |
| 10 | The tour is repeated , as are the chords , at the beginning of each variation which features a different orchestral section and its accompanying set of dancers . |
| 11 | ‘ MANY as are the virtues of the Moon under Water I think that the garden is the best feature , because it allows whole families to go there instead of Mum having to stay at home and mind baby while Dad goes out alone . |
| 12 | The chairs and tables , shopping baskets , watering cans and tablecloths are Western , as are the flowers . |
| 13 | The Soviet Union edged closer to this when its delegate at the international human rights conference in Paris this summer said of Wallenberg : ‘ His fate , like that of thousands of others , is unknown , as are the circumstances surrounding it … |
| 14 | The January gales are the same , as are the floods and heavy rain . |
| 15 | I am dog-tired , as are the dogs . |
| 16 | The French are far more inventive , as are the Italians . |
| 17 | The vast majority of the UK shops are franchised , as are the eight in Scandinavia and the seven in Eire . |
| 18 | The local crab industry is lucrative and expanding , as are the dolphin kills , and an estimated several thousand are being harpooned or shot each year . |
| 19 | Mr Ozal may now be rivalling the PKK ( as violent in its tactics as are the soldiers sent to crush it ) for popularity among the 12m Turks who claim some ethnic Kurdish connection . |
| 20 | The market garden is managed on a shared basis , as are the bees , whose honey is sold in the shop . |
| 21 | The Bosch-made electronic controls are easy to understand and operate , as are the hydraulic levers . |
| 22 | A large leatherjacket community also exists , for the starlings which mine the area are well-fed , as are the wagtails which chase the crane flies . |
| 23 | P. sibhorpii , a soft blushed mauve shade , is also tough as are the various coloured forms of cowslip which can even be naturalised in grass . |
| 24 | The special effects are first-rate , as are the main performances . |
| 25 | But the big central pavilions which house striking multi-media shows devoted to the central themes of the Expo ( discovery , navigation , nature , the future ) are complete , as are the many performance spaces . |
| 26 | The legal rights of children are emphasized , as are the prosecution and punishment of negligent or abusive parents . |
| 27 | The resort centre and another Club motel , the Famous Host Kissimmee are both only 200 metres away as are the London Bar , the Blue Max and the popular 60's Rock 'n' Roll Club where famous names appear live . |
| 28 | Interlaken and the lakes of Thun and Brienz are reached within an hour , as are the mountain resorts of Wengen and Grindelwald . |
| 29 | Motorboats are also available for hire , as are the pedaloes and sailing dinghies . |
| 30 | The bolt holes through the chassis for the mounts are the same as are the leading dimensions of the boxes and the prop shaft positions . |