Example sentences of "[verb] [noun] [verb] into the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ Johns has aspirations to get into the American World Cup side . |
| 2 | The incident began when high pressure primary cooling water leaked into the secondary steam system which powers the reactor 's generator . |
| 3 | Narrow wooden piers with sunbathing platforms stretch into the clear sea , host to visiting water taxis and yachts . |
| 4 | To encourage people to voyage into the psychic seems about as responsible as the Wright brothers taking day-trippers on their first ever flight — without parachutes ! |
| 5 | In a document sent to shareholders yesterday , Owners claims Airtours ' profits could have been inflated by more than £2 million last year by pushing flight costs into the current year . |
| 6 | Initially worked by a private company owned by Akinfii Demidov , whose main interests were in the Ural mountains , at his death the Altai mines and smelting works passed into the personal possession of the imperial family . |
| 7 | ‘ Tell her to set up Room 403 , for full scrambler equipment , and external telephone and telex communication connected into the central processor for monitoring . |
| 8 | He encouraged Right-Ons to pile into the dilapidated inner-city party machines and replace the ageing right-wing old guard . |
| 9 | Gazzer could see Tony going into the lighted ticket-booth to read his comic . |
| 10 | Steve O'Shaughnessy 's hoisted kick landed on the edge of the area and , after Cusack 's shot was blocked , the ball ran to Nick Pickering who fired left footed into the bottom corner . |
| 11 | Illustrating the interest in getting rugby incorporated into the Olympic Games in the Americas , 18 representatives from 13 rugby-playing countries met in Miami on March 7–8 to form the Pan-American Rugby Association . |
| 12 | to extend coal mining into the unspoilt countryside of the Vale of Belvoir ( pronounced ‘ beaver ’ ) in Nottinghamshire ; and |
| 13 | Again , we do not have room to delve into the fascinating area of population changes , but it is clearly true that in the Western world there is an older and ageing population that is radically altering the shape of the population curve . |
| 14 | In the north of Eritrea , EPLF forces moved into the regional capital of Asmara on May 24 , and took Assab from demoralized government troops on May 25 . |
| 15 | For parameter values , and r increasing from 1 , numerical simulations of the Lorenz equations show the following behaviour : ( 1 ) For 1 { r { 13.926 , all numerically computed trajectories spiral into the stable stationary points C+ . |
| 16 | She saw feet sinking into the thick pile of the new rugs whose abstract patterns evoked the work of contemporary artists . |
| 17 | It would be nice , then , if there was some feature of the black hole by which observers outside the black hole could tell its entropy , and which would increase whenever matter carrying entropy fell into the black hole . |
| 18 | Not until 14 May did Gloucester come into the open , and Edward Brampton , John Welles and Thomas Grayson were ordered to take Woodville . |
| 19 | Not until 14 May did Gloucester come into the open , and Edward Brampton , John Welles and Thomas Grayson were ordered to take Woodville . |
| 20 | Dieulafoy 's disease is a well known entity characterised by a bleeding or clot bearing artery protruding into the intestinal lumen without surrounding ulceration . |
| 21 | They booked into a guesthouse on the far side of Warminster , and they had time to get into the High Street before the shops closed to buy Erlich a pair of wellington boots , and a rainproof coat that was n't so City , and a hat . |
| 22 | Barsoum et al reported a post mortem finding after sclerotherapy of portal veing thrombus extending into the left gastric vein and the submucosal plexus of the oesophagus . |
| 23 | ‘ Tanks and firehose trucks moved into the square several times in an apparent attempt to intimidate the demonstrators . |