Example sentences of "[is] [adv] [prep] [art] [noun] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 The BM is rather like a Prolog predicate .
2 It is a relational database which is rather like a filing cabinet in which not only the dividers have been removed but also all pieces of paper without words on them .
3 On most sites , the relationship between contexts is drawn as a matrix diagram , which is rather like a family tree .
4 As a result the fax protocol , which is rather like a file transfer protocol , such as ZMODEM , has to be implemented the comms software driving the modem .
5 Labour today is rather like a car company whose models have acquired a reputation for unreliability .
6 A Christies spokesmen said yesterday : ‘ The art world is rather like the property market .
7 Lunch is no problem , as we can eat at the ‘ hamburger stall ’ next door to the department , or we can get an amazingly cheap and sustaining meal for 12 cruzeiros ( c. 15p ) in a canteen on the campus , which is rather like the prison canteen in ‘ Porridge ’ .
8 The display is rather like the File Manager , in that you see the names of the files at the left hand side of the screen , and the chosen details at the right hand side of the screen .
9 you do n't need the pink potty , the pink potty 's right outside the toilet door
10 The consultant has explained that Tourette 's Syndrome is a rare and unfortunate condition , and he should fucking well know about those , he 's right off the Christmas tree , probably spent half his life sucking strange men 's cocks or taking it up the arsehole in a public loo in the Charing Cross Road .
11 Detergents and dirty clothes do n't mix very well with food preparation and in any case the most sensible place to position both appliances is somewhere near the bedroom/bath area .
12 The curator 's nightmare is somewhere like the Smithsonian Institution in Washington , where the number of items is like grains of sand on the sea shore .
13 It is somewhere in the kitchen drawer with the 60-watt bulbs .
14 But my father 's cousin was head of the conservatorium in Wales , so I suppose it is somewhere in the family blood , ’ confessed Carol .
15 The Friends of the Lake District feel that these developments are ‘ obstructive in the landscape ’ and have been incensed by the Marina which is right on the Bowness shore of Lake Windermere .
16 Anorexia nervosa is fundamentally about an identity crisis .
17 It is all over the toilet seat and the floor .
18 But after wining and dining in style , it 's only aboard the tea-time boat home that you count the real cost — those extra pounds on your waistline .
19 And that 'll be , I 've got about a ream of , well it 's only about a ream paper .
20 It 's only in the swimming pool Chris .
21 This rna strand is called ribosome , and is somewhat like a computer tape which the rna can zip through to specify the correct amino acid .
22 However , there is no official going rate for estate agency fees and if individual agents are prepared to cut their fees , this is only for a business reason .
23 It is only for the time being .
24 Electron transfer to or from the node is only through the tunnel junction .
25 It is only through the sound doctrine of a rectilinear course that we can escape from I know not what false cycles discovered by false and deceitful sages .
26 AT&T Co says it is studying a device that would turn an ordinary television set into a terminal that could call up films , shows and information or act as a video telephone , but it insisted that it is only in the prototype phase and denied a Los Angeles Times story that a field test of the technology would be announced next month ; it would neither confirm nor deny that it is teaming up with BellSouth Corp and Viacom International Inc in the interactive television work .
27 If this is not done , then as soon as the controller is switched off , this whole palette will be lost , as it is only in the console memory , not yet on the disk .
28 It is only from the vantage point of a better framework that previously unforeseen opportunities open up , and the previously unacknowledged costs of resignation and entrenchment become visible .
29 This was possible because the topmost floor of the two-and-a-half storey building is entirely in the roof space , obtains all its daylight from a new roof-light and therefore can not be used easily for habitable accommodation .
30 And the après ski is less like a Martini commercial and more like an episode of Colditz .
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