Example sentences of "[adv] [adj] [noun sg] [verb] from the " in BNC.
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| 1 | The most conspicuous group to emerge from the 947 names on the Prime Minister 's list — about 30 more than usual — are key figures in the traumatic aftermath to the terrorist bombing of Pan-Am 's Flight 103 over Lockerbie last December . |
| 2 | If these world markets are themselves genuinely competitive , and if the domestic market is open to imports , then there may be little direct harm resulting from the pursuit of large scale ( though ideally one would wish there to be some scrutiny of the dominant firm in the context of the world market by a supra-national competition authority ) . |
| 3 | Whilst chapters are devoted to all the major US fighter types , P–38 , P–47 , P–51 and the like , the most interesting reading comes from the sections devoted to the less successful aircraft like the XP–50 , Hughes D–2 and the P–63 . |
| 4 | But this was again investigated in 1985 and a less favourable response emerged from the Monopolies and Merger Commission 's Report issued in 1986 . |
| 5 | Wave after wave of brilliantly coloured cloth issued from the basket , threatening to engulf her , but she struggled manfully against it , her fingers as fast as light . |
| 6 | They actually failed to mention the main point of this chapter ( Table 5.4 ) , that the great bulk of factory job loss resulted from changes in production and employment in manufacturing as a whole , with only secondary variation resulting from the performance of its different parts . |
| 7 | Five minutes later he had gone in , his grotesquely helmeted head rose from the layer of mist , to wave them down . |
| 8 | Someone who says there is not actual entity separate from the world called beauty could still be a chap who believed that the word beautiful had a vivid and important use . |
| 9 | No radio navaids are to be used — just standard chart reading from the CAA 1:250000 chart Sheet 14 , Edition 12 , East Anglia ( the current edition as the eagle-eyed will spot from the plastic addition to Stansted 's zone which we have incorporated — it comes with the chart when you buy it ) . |
| 10 | Best looking boy starting from the top . |
| 11 | This strange , but generally valid comment stems from the fact that the value of fixed capital involved in virtually any farm business is out of all proportion to the returns that can be made . |
| 12 | In this case the arbitrator has to accept either the position of the management or that of the workforce — the purpose of such arbitration is to encourage moderation , by discouraging unrealistically high pay claims from the workforce and unrealistically low offers from the management , in the expectation that a traditional arbitrator would eventually ‘ split the difference ’ between the two positions . |
| 13 | A more independent verdict came from the Oxford Times , which predicted : ’ The Oxford West and Abingdon seat is likely to be a neck-and-neck sprint to the finish between the Tories and the Liberal Democrats with Labour a more spirited also-ran . ’ |
| 14 | Even more vigorous support came from The Building News which in a leading article on 18th February attacked the attitudes of Palmerston and Tite during the first debate , and made the incorrect comment that Hope had said that Manners was only following Stanley 's lead in choosing Scott for the Foreign Office . |
| 15 | Undoubtedly the more controlled damping comes from the Corrado , which copes admirably with undulations at speed , but show it some sharper bumps and , like the Calibra , it jolts and shudders through the shell . |
| 16 | A third , more precise formulation derives from the recommendations of the Criminal Law Revision Committee in 1980 , namely , that a killing should be classified as murder in those situations where there is an intention to cause serious injury coupled with awareness of the risk of death . |
| 17 | More damning evidence came from the small survivor , Harry Symmonds . |
| 18 | From such a generalized synthesis of the morphology of the small towns , it is possible to begin to define several recurring features which can help to evaluate our understanding of the overall level of complexity at individual sites , although these will clearly need to be refined as more new evidence emerges from the ground . |
| 19 | These rapidly accumulated round the fissure , building up into a conical heap , and then , as more and more new material emerged from the fissures , lava flows were erupted and began to stream down the ski-slopes . |
| 20 | A more recent instance comes from the Suffolk village of Polstead towards the end of the last century : this shows also the same identification of the practice with witchcraft : |
| 21 | If we drill a borehole into the aquifer the groundwater will be under sufficient pressure to overflow from the borehole . |
| 22 | Chapple-Hyam is adamant there is still significant improvement to come from the colt , who lost his position as Guineas favourite and is now 7–1 from 9–2 with Ladbrokes . |
| 23 | Powerful , moderately long , well muscled , with a slightly arched line rising from the shoulders ; dry , without dewlap or loose skin on the throat . |
| 24 | Perhaps my slightly jaundiced view stems from the fact that I was expecting that a book based on a workshop on the physical and neuropsychological basis of music would contain some physics , or at the very least some reasonably quantitative science rather than somewhat vague speculations . |
| 25 | A similarly complex picture emerges from the results in the metropolitan authorities . |
| 26 | It is thus precisely through a clearly registered refusal to withdraw from the day-to-day pleasures of thinking , listening , looking and feeling that the sensual references within these paintings remain anchored within socially experienced and theoretically informed sensibilities . |
| 27 | Undoubtedly the most important publication to emerge from the whole study was ‘ The Flora of Uig ( Lewis ) ’ ( Ed . |
| 28 | This discussion of the primacy of communal property is a point central to Marx 's whole work , and the pleasure he gained in its confirmation in the work of Morgan seems to me to be the only really clear element to emerge from the notebooks . |
| 29 | Sexually coarse — no other term for it — sexually coarse laughter sounded from the region of the raspberry canes , on the other side of the goldfish pool . |
| 30 | As Professor Stone has pointed out , while the growing demand for goods and services is a central feature of eighteenth-century England and provides " the most striking evidence of the rise of the " middling sort " " , the really hard evidence comes from the supply side , from the output growth of the goods and services in question . |