Example sentences of "[adj] [noun sg] [adv] [vb -s] [prep] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | fits on there and that bit just rests on the wall , well then |
| 2 | It is worth remembering that luck often comes to the aid of the experimenter . |
| 3 | Er indeed the directive was promulgated as the minister said but I do n't think it was a bolt out of the blue , it was of course something that we around for some considerable time before that and of course that excuse hardly applies to the delay in establishing the European parliamentary constituency committees , er as the minister er will know very well , it was merely a matter of seven weeks , er the excuse being that had they had another seven weeks they could have had the public inquiry stage , the reality of course was that there was plenty of time to do this in good time and in good order and without the confusion that exists now er around the candidatures and the boundaries of the existing European boundaries . |
| 4 | This notice does not constitute an admission either that the Act applies to this hotel or that liability thereunder attaches to the proprietor of this hotel in any particular case . |
| 5 | Each ceremony usually starts with the presentation of one or more honorary graduands who are introduced by speeches from the public orators and then admitted to their degrees by the Chancellor . |
| 6 | You can place a marker at the edge of the swim which , at forty yards or more range , is a tremendous aid to accurate casting and ensures that groundbait always goes in the same spot . |
| 7 | And that figure also coincides with the the estimated requirement figure that we 've come up with independently for the Greater York area , within Selby District anyway . |
| 8 | Experienced advisers never respond to this question , but the unrepresented applicant often responds to the question with bizarre unsupportable allegations of bias and corruption by the employer which are sometimes seized on by the tribunal to the prejudice of the applicant . |
| 9 | ‘ If Britain 's economic future too depends on the expansion of the electronic leisure goods industries , on the exploitation of new communications technology , then leisure will continue to be a material as well as an ideological problem ’ . |
| 10 | Moreover , because SERPS provides the basis for the guaranteed minimum pension within occupational schemes , this measure also replicates in the private sector the disadvantage experienced by women in the public sector . |
| 11 | This provision now applies in the City of London only . |
| 12 | But this text clearly belongs to the period after Alexander , though I would not commit myself to a Maccabean date . |
| 13 | An indication of what would be Britain 's natural pattern of trade were she not in part restricted by her membership of the EEC is given by the fact that less than 20 per cent of her foreign investment currently goes to the countries of the EEC . |
| 14 | This rule clearly applies in the case of a non-delivery . |
| 15 | This chapter accordingly deals with the moral philosophy of punishment and attempts to relate the philosophical issues to the reality of penal systems such as that of England and Wales today . |
| 16 | This chapter also deals with the issue of consent . |
| 17 | The remainder of this chapter therefore focuses on the main group of problem drug users : those who use opioids ( see Parker et al . |
| 18 | This guidance often comes in the form of impulses to do this or that — to write to a friend , to read a certain book , to meditate , to go to a meeting , to buy some flowers , to sign up for an evening class . |
| 19 | This condition commonly leads to the accumulation of calcium carbonate at , or near , the surface , while under more extreme conditions of aridity soluble salts such as gypsum ( ) , halite ( ) and thenardite ( ) may be precipitated . |
| 20 | However in Chapter 3 we have already seen that the peak static torque of a three-phase motor is the same for one- and two-phases-on and this result therefore extends to the pull-out torque at low speeds . |
| 21 | Their development as a popular force largely depends on the musical direction they follow . |
| 22 | About two weeks later the moult to L4 takes place , further migration then occurs in the liver and , by 6-8 weeks post-infection , larvae can be found subperitoneally around the hepatorenal ligament . |
| 23 | This question again relates to the needs and abilities of users as well as the aims and objectives of the curriculum . |
| 24 | These rankings are always invidious , but the top honour probably goes to the Amer-ican astronomer Edwin Hubble , with his discovery in 1929 of the expansion of the Universe . |
| 25 | In essence whereas the submission in June exceeded the three per cent limit , this revision now falls within the guideline , this is partly due to the use of the savings in the nineteen ninety three ninety four budget exercise and the reduce to be |
| 26 | The Driver in the case of a light engine then goes to the telephone to inform the Signalman each end of the tunnel and give them all particulars and if blocking both lines . |
| 27 | At its most intrusive the V8 roars valiantly under full throttle , but there is no escaping the fact that for demanding driving this engine occasionally labours under the strain . |
| 28 | Plainly this error too derives from the first one , for if the concept ‘ profession ’ has no theoretical existence , and yet is recognised as a concept , it lacks all material grounding . |
| 29 | This form of modern-day slavery also exists in the Dominican Republic where thousands of Haitians are bought or rounded up by the military to work in appalling conditions on sugar-cane plantations . |
| 30 | Landsat images are scanned on a line-by-line basis , and this line-scanning process often leads to the production of horizontal striping effects on the resulting image . |