Example sentences of "[noun] [noun] [verb] to [adv] [vb infin] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Even in 1789 , long after revenue officers ceased to personally exercise the right of voting , and were rarely active in county politics , their promotions were still determined by their connection to voters . |
| 2 | It also implies that data users need to continually monitor/audit the data held , to assess changes in relevance etc. , a complex and time-consuming process for modern databases , unless accounted for when designing the system . |
| 3 | Indeed , South Africans had to openly restrain themselves from cheering for Will Carling 's heroes . |
| 4 | Gone were the days of the interchangeability of lead type — each vendor and type foundry wanted to vigorously protect its typographic heritage from this electronic heresy . |
| 5 | Therefore , the addition of P. anserina telomere-like sequences onto Tetrahymena templates seems to fully inhibit recombination between the transforming plasmid and chromosomal DNA . |
| 6 | That is em if nothing happens , if the survivor , if the person being abused does n't do anything , then the abuse carries on and the abuser y'know continues to regularly perform this these acts of abuse , whatever they might be , and erm stopping it is something that er usually involves the , in inverted commas , victim , taking control of the situ well no no well not exactly taking control but trying to do something about it er making more fuss about it to other people , moving out of the house , as sometimes happens when people are adolescents . |
| 7 | But you were saying about er Australia and that I I think at that particular time more so than now whatever was happening in the British pop scene seemed to just happen all over the world you know . |
| 8 | Mr Kinnock and erm Paddy Ashdown had to actually go into the Commons |
| 9 | In his inaugural speech on 28 July , President Fujimori promised to fully respect human rights : ‘ The terrorist violence our fledgling democracy currently faces can not justify the occasional or systematic violation of human rights . ’ |
| 10 | As a consequence , the complexity of some teachers ' classroom organization appeared to greatly increase the proportion of the time during which children were distracted , awaiting attention or working only sporadically . |
| 11 | He writes : ‘ The Women 's Front , and other equal rights fanatics chose to completely disregard … a small difference . |
| 12 | The feature race of the night , the bookmakers-sponsored 462 metres inter-track with Brough Park and Sunderland , saw Gordon Rooks return to again take the honours with Movealong Sir , which had won the £750 Carling Black Label Stakes at Cleveland Park the previous week . |
| 13 | Manager Malcolm Crosby wants to drastically trim the Roker wage bill before launching into the transfer market . |
| 14 | Manager Malcolm Crosby wants to drastically trim the Roker wage bill before launching into the transfer market . |
| 15 | Even Rudergrams went where regular kissogram companies failed to boldly go . |
| 16 | In the wake of the dismissal last week USL promised to vigorously pursue the case to protect its rights , convinced its claims have merit . |
| 17 | After careful consideration Ted decided to deep plough the land and prepare it for cultivation . |
| 18 | We used to do a lot of testing with Precisions but we found we just could n't hear the differences between different strings ; Music Mans seem to almost accentuate the differences , which is what we want . |
| 19 | Meanwhile NeXT Computer Inc chief Steve Jobs looks to still have a real hate on for Sun Microsystems Inc . |
| 20 | Although this is welcome , taken together with demographic changes and the likelihood of Lothian Health Board wanting to directly purchase a fair amount of nursing home beds , it underlines the need to maintain a stable market . |
| 21 | Looking at type of authority , County libraries appear to directly budget the highest amount on average , to training ( see Table 13 ) . |
| 22 | Emphasis is once again being focused on security of supply and with the high utilisation of existing production capacity and world economies anticipated to slowly recover by early 1993 , the outlook for stronger prices is cautiously optimistic . |
| 23 | To gain the upper hand Charles had to repeatedly invade and conquer the four Saxon regions ; he used drastic techniques of extermination and punishment ; he transplanted entire tribes forcibly to weaken any sense of identity and revolution ; he built towns , churches and castles wherever possible , and supported large numbers of Christian missionaries to the pagans by force of arms . |
| 24 | A New England manages to successfully mix interviews with nationally-known talent ( Senseless Things , Danielle Dax , Family Cat , Popinjays ) and local or lesser known groups ( The Maybellenes , Deltones , The Sky Dogs , Trees , Brain Box , Perfect Daze , The Motorcycle Boy ) tackling each subject with unusual questions . |
| 25 | A New England manages to successfully mix interviews with nationally-known talent ( Senseless Things , Danielle Dax , Family Cat , Popinjays ) and local or lesser known groups ( The Maybellenes , Deltones , The Sky Dogs , Trees , Brain Box , Perfect Daze , The Motorcycle Boy ) tackling each subject with unusual questions . |
| 26 | Specially printed promotional material was sent to each retailer or delivered by the Stoddard Templeton sales force to further strengthen the promotion with individual shop staff . |
| 27 | ‘ My brother Charles seemed to naïvely imagine you were just the person to put everything right , ’ she said , picking her words carefully , trying to control the fury chilling her inside . |