Example sentences of "in [noun sg] [adv] " in BNC.
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1 | He adds : ‘ The whole thing brings to mind the art troubadour that was in vogue around 1830 . ’ |
2 | On Shrove Tuesday the most unmanly and cruel exercise of ‘ cock scailing ’ was in vogue everywhere … |
3 | She always worked in good places , in the West End ; the hands she did were in Vogue once . |
4 | And then pull out tables was in vogue then . |
5 | The headline accompanied the story of the unfortunate Suzanne Lloyd who recounted her ‘ acid times ’ with the new pop/folk singer Donovan , which had included a visit to Jean Luc Godard 's Pierrot le Fou which she labelled as one of ‘ the ‘ acid ’ films that are in vogue now ’ . |
6 | Someone suggested they should all bathe in champagne beforehand and the bath was filled with some cheap bubbly . |
7 | With the advent of numerous chemical sprays to combat various disorders and pests , the greatest hazard facing the vine in Champagne today is frost . |
8 | Grand cru villages There are seventeen villages in Champagne officially rated at 100% and thus designated grand cru status . |
9 | With the advance of viticultural techniques the volume of grapes produced in Champagne naturally tended to rise and , always provided that they did not over-produce — a responsibility of ComCon which must be ratified by the non-partisan decree of the minister of agriculture — the quality of the fruit yielded also rose . |
10 | Yorkshire 's Richard Blakey , who made his Test debut in Madras last week , stands-by in case either Stewart or Fairbrother is ruled out . |
11 | It had shaken her faith , made her afraid to form deep attachments in case somehow the pain was repeated … |
12 | Its nice to have a few bob in the bank in case too . |
13 | With the increase of industry and commerce in the nineteenth century , and especially with the development of joint stock companies with limited liability , investment in money rather than in land became the most convenient and popular form . |
14 | There were no sudden changes in direction even though employers and government began to modify their attitudes towards trade unions in such a way as to encourage negotiations at the highest level . |
15 | The fact that the Council 's Structure Plan , in which their planning policy is enshrined , has not yet been accepted by the Secretary of State makes these changes in direction all the easier . |
16 | ‘ Who lives there in splendour so solitary that in June nineteen forty-one he jumped from a balcony and tried to kill himself . |
17 | This magnificent constellation is arguably second in splendour only to Orion . |
18 | A lot of fat in milk so there 's protein in milk and in protein you will find this amino acid that the baby ca n't metabolize , ca n't use . |
19 | It also seems to be a sad fact that the increase in freedom since Die Wende The Turning has brought with it an increase in monetary problems and the 26 artists here , all of them under 40 , obviously have great , heart-searching problems to cope with . |
20 | The Ford Foundation was interested in a specific agenda in funding philanthropically inclined research into urban crisis in the USA in the late 1950s and early 1960s . |
21 | However , a hopeful sign is a recent indication from the Housing Corporation that it would be interested in funding well conceived schemes in country areas where numbers of people may be small but needs acute . |
22 | But his Conservative counterpart said the drop in funding only reflected the fall in unemployment levels since their peak in 1986 . |
23 | Well , my interest in allegory really began at quite a different point . |
24 | My interest in allegory really began at quite a different point . |
25 | The result is this , the usual top-notch selection of strange , sad ( as in pathos rather than pathetic ) and massively moving material that will thrill fans of the band and probably puzzle the uninitiated ( again ! ) . |
26 | If God is likened to a king , as in Islam especially , it indicates that God is in control , that we can trust God , and so forth . |
27 | In hope still , courteous still , but tired and thin , |
28 | In C. ( 1972 ) , John Berger shuns defining endings , and defining order in fiction generally , remarking that ‘ the writer 's desire to finish is fatal to the truth . |
29 | Thinly veiled portraits of actual people in fiction vastly outnumber this type of unlucky strike . |
30 | Certificate under section 1(2) of the Administration of Justice Act 1960 that point of law of general public importance involved in decision namely , ‘ In criminal proceedings under the Theft Act 1968 , is a statement or admission made by a defendant in bankruptcy proceedings admissible against the defendant ? ’ |