Example sentences of "[art] [noun] [verb] [prep] [adj] [num ord] " in BNC.
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1 | He itemised the steps by which East European Governments gained access to the free markets of West Europe , while denying the same freedom of access to West European manufacturers , and revealed how reciprocal trade deals negotiated with the multi-nationals resulted in unsuspecting third party EEC Governments being saddled with the import bill . |
2 | It 's up to the police to prove the necessary intent when the weapon falls into that last category . |
3 | To that end , again we will probably be stronger in that area but t to that end we formed a group of partners who were going to specifically target er that that market place er we drew from the triple A practice and tax practice and M C S. Looking at the products and the reviews to get into that first those those clients . |
4 | The sums granted for this last purpose in 1993–94 will not be as closely earmarked as was the £15m specifically designated for books in 1991–92 and 1992–93 . |
5 | We would do better to accept that we can not say precisely how much of the book dates from this last stage , although there were , no doubt , changes of various kinds , including deletions . |
6 | With particular emphasis on Dover and the surrounding area , known as Hellfire Corner , the book draws upon many first hand eyewitness accounts about living under the threat of bombs , land mines , shells , V-1s etc . |
7 | An interesting example of the choices made for this first volume is between the two poems to Octavia on the subject of marriage . |
8 | All double bed slip pattern are created in the way shown in this first sample , but instead of continually resetting the back bed , we can produce these patterns automatically by using the electronic patterning for the back bed . |
9 | The trust owns about one third of the total Herdwick flock . |
10 | Approximately 70 per cent of the students graduate with upper second class or first class degrees , providing a substantial pool of talent from which graduate students can be recruited . |
11 | The problem lay with this last inference ; for it was not entirely consistent with Galileo 's earlier argument for differentiation . |
12 | It does n't say , some people think A Levels are a good thing and some people think A Levels are a bad thing , it would n't say something like that , it would n't be vague like that , it would say , A Levels are the qualification issued in most sixth forms in England and Wales , right , erm they generally need a two year course of study . |
13 | Barely a week into the tour , Johnny Marr was feeling the strain : ‘ I feel like I 'm in The Rolling Stones or any other rock band , ’ he said as the gruelling schedule began to etch away at the excitement generated by that first night . |
14 | Most of the technology going into this third snapshot will be wrapped up in the second quarter , according to business area manager Jon Gossels . |
15 | being damaged by or through a vehicle or as a result of loading or unloading of or of anything falling from a vehicle , the party insuring against such Third Party risks the owner or the driver of the vehicle or the person on whose behalf it is being driven shall pay three quarters of the loss of the other party in respect of such damage irrespective of legal liability . |
16 | The time devoted to this first rehearsal depends on the budget allowed for the show , with Musicians ' Union rates prevailing . |
17 | The track wound past one last stand of trees , then petered out as it reached a wide , open space at the top of the hill . |
18 | It invests against a benchmark composed of one third US dollars , one third Deutschmarks and one third yen . |
19 | There seems a note of valediction in the loving intensity of his description , a desire to record for one last time the scenes which , for more than a year , had so filled his mind and shaped his thoughts : |
20 | Trust a woman to think of that first . |
21 | Those seeking authenticity would have to leaf through the book in a wind-blasted , refrigerated decompression chamber in full climbing gear , with a heavy rucksack and working a treadmill ; all in an atmosphere adjusted to one third normal sea-level density . |