Example sentences of "[adv] [adv] [prep] the [det] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 31 | So you may omit a parent company p&l account or a cash flow statement , but not both at the same time ! |
| 32 | In most of the early work on quantity constrained models it was assumed that any observed general unemployment had to be either classical or Keynesian but not both at the same time . |
| 33 | Some twenty years later , Comden and Green were also behind On the Twentieth Century ( ) , whose book is not really in the same class as Wonderful Town , but which is quite magnificently preposterous . |
| 34 | In the eyes of the unhappy infantry , the heavy gunners may have been a breed apart , but beyond them lay one small body of men that seemed to be not even of the same world . |
| 35 | It is believed the roof they clambered on to was not even on the same floor . |
| 36 | The Daily Telegraph and the magazine Tee Topics both wrote ecstatically about the course , the former proclaiming ‘ Henley is one of the most delightfully situated courses ; variety and holes so laid out you might go round a dozen times and never have to play the same shot in succession , not even on the same hole ’ . |
| 37 | Poland was not even in the same shape or place as it had been , and virtually the only thing that now united the Poles of the different partition experiences , religious beliefs and political outlooks was a new found sense of Polish national feeling . |
| 38 | Not even in the same hospital ! ’ |
| 39 | At first , I had no sense of being there , or rather , I was there and not there at the same time , a sort of annihilation of the ego . |
| 40 | The face had an openness and a gentleness that were not there to the same degree in this new Elsie who was more poised , a little more distant . |
| 41 | The headlines often reflect this focus on the alleged offender 's occupation , but not quite to the same extent as in the attacks on males . |
| 42 | The anatomy of Aristodikos and the Kritian boy alike is simplified from nature , not quite in the same way , but in both natural forms are perfectly understood ; only Aristodikos stands ( like Euthydikos 's kore ) in the formal way a statue has always stood , the other relaxed as a boy might actually stand . |
| 43 | Michael Thomas , several years younger , is not quite in the same class yet but may have to play in Chorzow . |
| 44 | Another predator — perhaps not quite in the same class as the others described here , but still worth a mention — is the Ichneumon fly . |
| 45 | They are contained ( though not quite in the same form and not in the same system of units ) in Chapter IX of Maxwell 's Treatise on electricity and magnetism published in 1873 . |
| 46 | Since both sites and nesting material are usually in short supply in a weaver bird colony , he often laboriously unravels his first attempt and using its constituents weaves it all over again in the same place . |
| 47 | Indeed , using archaeological and documentary evidence , it can be postulated that , in parts of west Somerset in particular , present-day settlements are the successors to prehistoric and Romano-British predecessors , even if not actually on the same site . |
| 48 | A clock that 's going fast , looked at by someone whose mind is churning over faster by the same amount , seems to be going at the normal rate ! ’ |
| 49 | In the UK , Japan and the US there have been a spate of deregulatory initiatives taken by government , and European governments are also moving more slowly in the same direction . |
| 50 | It even OK to sleep with her — whether you 're still together in the same house or living apart . |
| 51 | I had an image of them having it off together in the same building where I was . |
| 52 | Reduction or special modification of certain segments is evident at the anterior and posterior ends of the abdomen , more especially in the latter region , and this specialization increases from the lower to the higher orders . |
| 53 | Crime rates have risen even more dramatically over the same period : from 522,684 indictable crimes recorded by the police in 1948 , to 1,407,774 in 1968 , and by 1988 to 3,715,800 . |
| 54 | She 'd been so sure she 'd be alone again this morning , and to have him still here under the same roof , calmly cooking breakfast , was almost more than she could cope with . |
| 55 | Even allowing for the probability that Time was no non-stop streamliner , faring ever forward at the same speed every day of creation , some fresh interruption of Nature must have occurred to explain its present serpentine course . |
| 56 | Hacker and his Hounslow club-mate , Jon Rees , were in dominant form in the Wales midfield , putting the Italian defence under constant pressure and it came as no surprise when Owen Mackney put Wales further ahead on the half hour . |
| 57 | Shortly before the fateful journey to Greece he begins to be overcome once again by the same sensation . |
| 58 | Thereupon the world reverses its rotation and everything starts to deteriorate until God reasserts his control and lets the universe rotate once again in the same direction as before . |
| 59 | Mark usually achieved this by thinking out an arresting beginning , nearly always of the same type , asking his congregation to imagine themselves standing gazing at the Pyramids or the Acropolis or even the New York skyline , hardly realising , until Sophia pointed it out to him , that these sights would be unfamiliar to the majority of his hearers . |
| 60 | Two , to see whether we can knock down the price and whether we can get him to come up here in the same way as Doctor does and do it that way to reduce the costs . |