Example sentences of "[noun] [adj] [prep] [art] [noun] [unc] " in BNC.
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| 31 | The canoes shot forward , Paula 's drawing level with the Whale 's head . |
| 32 | Glossy surfers ' hair , eyes blue as a robin 's egg and a dreamy far-off ocean at dawn . |
| 33 | The Frank & Walters look dubious about the crew 's certainty . |
| 34 | In this case , the songwriter should retain his or her songs ' copyrights , and the publisher is responsible for administering the song catalogues ( collecting the money payable to the writer 's songs ) . |
| 35 | ( c ) With other solicitors The overriding principle is the obligation to act with complete frankness and good faith consistent with a solicitor 's responsibilities to his client . |
| 36 | Both of these , notably , represented conservative tendencies within the UCR favourable to the government 's current economic reform policies . |
| 37 | As the game appeared to be continuing quite happily without our help we discussed the case and agreed a settlement subject to the client 's approval , which was quickly obtained . |
| 38 | The monetary sector now comprises those institutions subject to the Bank 's supervisory powers under the 1987 Banking Act . |
| 39 | The Medium-Term Financial Strategy ( MTFS ) introduced in 1980 aimed to set out a medium-term financial framework for the monetary and fiscal policies consistent with the government 's overall strategy for reducing inflation and laying the foundations for sustainable economic growth . |
| 40 | Yet , the benefit inherent in a holder 's right to sue the carrier may well be worth the burden of having to pay unpaid freight . |
| 41 | It necessitates active asset/liability management due to a bank 's exposure to currency fluctuations and volatile interest rates . |
| 42 | People are viewed as having a ‘ station ’ or ‘ groove ’ in society ; notions which imply a distinctive balance between rights and duties inherent in an individual 's social role or function . |
| 43 | He looked hurt when she did n't join him , his emotions transparent as a child 's . |
| 44 | Halfway up was a landing lighted by a small Gothic-shaped window with leaded panes — a window fit for a witch 's gingerbread house . |
| 45 | They argued that the rapid movements involved in a star 's collapse would mean that the gravitational waves it gave off would make it ever more spherical , and by the time it had settled down to a stationary state , it would be precisely spherical . |
| 46 | DNase I hypersensitivity ( DH ) analysis was performed on nuclei isolated from Long 12 spleen , a high copy number transgenic mouse , and compared with DH sites present in the control BALB/c spleen and B cell line Wehi 231 . |
| 47 | The electrons and ions thus tend to co-rotate , that is , to have sidereal orbital periods equal to the planet 's sidereal axial period . |
| 48 | Recruitment in some subjects such as mathematics fell 32% short of the government 's targets . |
| 49 | Applied Materials Inc has an $11m order for semiconductor fabrication equipment from Goldstar Electron Ltd for the company 's new 8 ’ wafer fab plant in Chungju , South Korea . |
| 50 | As it faces the power of capital organized in interlocking but legally separate corporate entities , labour is now cut up into atomized units of which the boundaries are by law coterminous with the employers ' definitions of employment units in both private and public sectors . |
| 51 | The terms of engagement should be drafted to embrace matters critical to the firm 's role , the transaction contemplated and the responsibilities to be undertaken . |
| 52 | The instantaneous binary representation of phase angle at the adder 's output is offset from the original by a quantity proportional to the input 's value ( b ) . |
| 53 | A passage reminiscent of the Buddha 's final word to Ananda . |
| 54 | In yet a second , spirited dawn attack on the 10th , his regiment had pushed the Germans out of another small wood adjacent to the Bois des Corbeaux . |
| 55 | To instruct any solicitorappointed on all matters relevant to the child 's interests , including the possibilities for appeal , unless the child wishes to give conflicting instructions and has sufficient understanding to do so . |
| 56 | As Fig. 7.1 illustrates , the greatest risk of desertification is in areas adjacent to the world 's hot hyper-arid zones , and include rain-fed croplands , irrigated lands and rangelands . |
| 57 | Furthermore , tensions ensuing from the USSR 's need to support its claim to be the vanguard of world revolutionary movements and its interests as a nation state ( and subsequently as a world superpower ) were felt particularly acutely in these early years . |
| 58 | It may be supported by the behaviour of a child sensitive to the parent 's feelings . |
| 59 | This is a formidable task even for a human navigator , but as we have found out in the past few years , the bees ' trigonometric adjustments are perfectly mindless , depending only on a memory of the Sun 's azimuth relative to the bee 's goal on the previous trip ( or day ) and an extrapolation of the Sun 's current rate of azimuth movement . |
| 60 | Certain essential services such as health and education should be available from the public sector irrespective of the citizen 's means . |