Example sentences of "[vb -s] [pron] [noun pl] from [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | Marta gets her stocks from a large informal market in Villa El Salvador shanty-town . |
2 | Where the European issue is concerned , the weakness of this overly consensual approach is underlined by the fact that the Foreign Affairs committee ( which has a sub-committee on European affairs ) takes its instructions from the Foreign Ministry . |
3 | Although Orlan takes her inspirations from the Old Masters she uses state-of-the-art computer imagery to ‘ re-design ’ her face . |
4 | Mr Devlin borrows his films from a different shop . |
5 | Fukuyama averts his eyes from the poor , and fears no real threat to the permanent triumph of consumer capitalist society except nostalgia and boredom . |
6 | He gets his Fuggles from a leading grower named Tony Redsell at the splendidly-named Mockbeggar Farm near Faversham . |
7 | A drunk who takes his orders from a higher source . |
8 | The Belfast branch , for instance , with 700 members , draws its officers from the civil service , the Electricity Board , local software houses and the University of Ulster . |
9 | It draws its students from a wide variety of subjects , including English , other languages , the social sciences ( psychology , anthropology ) , mathematics , computer science and artificial intelligence . |
10 | The Alpe-adria Ensemble , which draws its personnel from a geographical area that covers Central and Eastern Europe , give a strong and hot-blooded account of the Mahler , and are suitably po-faced in the Brahms . |
11 | Because he draws his criteria from a particular musical tradition — a ‘ music of thought ’ , characterized by the working out of themes over extended , integrated forms and requiring concentrated , ‘ intellectual ’ listening — he regards other forms of music as either primitive in comparison or as corruptions of this tradition . |
12 | after discussion with their Course Tutor they are able to select a programme of units which satisfies their needs from the elective programme . |