Example sentences of "[noun sg] [noun] [adv] [vb pp] to [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | A second strand in research of the 1960s was a consequence of the increasing focus upon processes which gave indications of the magnitude of human activity and also led to the inauguration of research investigations specifically designed to measure the magnitude of man by comparing man-modified and unmodified areas or by measuring one area before , during and after the effects of man . |
| 2 | If there was in fact any such material discrepancy or inconsistency it would have been the duty of counsel for the Crown to inform the defence of the fact , and indeed the learned trial judge expressly referred to Crown counsel 's duty in this respect . |
| 3 | the number of test cases actually run to date , and |
| 4 | The South branch subsequently voted to affiliate , and for the remainder of the war continued to campaign on a platform of ‘ Victory abroad ; Welfare at home ’ for adequate pensions , food supplies and relief , especially for families of servicemen . |
| 5 | Industry Research and Development Initiative , representing 50 per cent of the estimated cost of a Process Automation and Furnace Management project directly related to crystal manufacturing . |
| 6 | The optical fibre cable recently laid to Number 10 Downing Street joined a network which the group can not spread fast enough to meet demand . |
| 7 | My yellow peril , caked with the red mud of the interior , is trapped in a convoy of vintage cars all polished to perfection . |
| 8 | The systems of file organisation most suited to database management systems are B-trees , the various forms of list organisation and the inverted file . |
| 9 | This Order , which is now in force , allows lay people to represent litigants on a fee paid basis at County Court actions automatically referred to arbitration ( claims not exceeding £1,000 ) . |
| 10 | Those with a better use of spoken and written English may prefer a sign representation more tied to English . |
| 11 | In 1981 Cornhill 's banners appeared 7,459 times on a television service resolutely opposed to advertising . |
| 12 | Furthermore , minimal communication between the board members and the workers seems to take place , with board members legally bound to secrecy over ‘ sensitive ’ company matters . |
| 13 | Rag mats , heavy oak furniture too big for the small space , a gas mantle dangerously converted to electricity with many a swathe of woven purplish flex , provided the essentials without achieving either beauty or convenience . |
| 14 | City cyclists more used to traffic fumes will breathe deeply in the clean air around Lake Bolsen in Italy . |
| 15 | It also has some integration work underway designed to tie-in its servers more closely with workstations from NeXT Computer , following the reseller agreement it announced last year . |
| 16 | Panning the camcorder , that is swinging it round through a horizontal arc , is a camera movement often used to excess by amateurs . |
| 17 | The committee did not endorse the Schools Council 's wish to see CEE courses closely linked to CSE courses and grades ; it would prefer to see CEE course more closely linked to FE courses ( themselves in need of a simpler structure ) and more vocational in emphasis . |
| 18 | Initially delivered to the RAAF it was sold in 1946 to the Tasmanian Aero Club then passed to South Australia Aerial Spraying in 1954 as a crop duster . |
| 19 | { Text table x successfully transferred to window y } |
| 20 | As it landed in the water the Jet Ranger immediately rolled to port . |
| 21 | Mrs Oram 's three-year-old son Charles almost choked to death in thick fumes after the £30 Safe and Sound monitor ‘ spontaneously ignited ’ . |