Example sentences of "[art] [noun sg] [is] [vb pp] at [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The case is discussed at 13.13.2 . |
| 2 | Clerical , Medical and General Life Assurance Society does not guarantee that the amount to be paid if the contract is terminated at one of the durations specified will be as high as the amount indicated . |
| 3 | Clerical Medical and General Life Assurance Society does not guarantee that the amount to be paid if the contract is terminated at one of the durations specified will be as high as the amount indicated . |
| 4 | The two types of mirror look much the same after being buried for centuries , but when the microstructure is examined at high magnification , as in Figures 5.15e and f , it is possible to distinguish between tinned bronze and the high-tin alloy . |
| 5 | ‘ The building is locked at eleven o'clock each night , but anyone wishing to stay out later may be given a key . |
| 6 | Between 1973-79 the loss is estimated at 1.9 per cent of GDP . |
| 7 | Why do n't we first build buildings in the most economical and obvious way like people did in simpler times ? ’ , the talk is aimed at 15–18 year olds . |
| 8 | Fibre optics , communications systems , integrated circuits and digital signal processing were all well represented and , strikingly , most of the research is aimed at practical applications . |
| 9 | All the equipment was created by Olympic coach Bill Crosgrave and the programme is aimed at improving children 's skills of balance , co-ordination , agility and climbing . |
| 10 | The elongated body of the scorpion is armed at one end with two powerful claws and at the other with a long tail terminating in a sting . |
| 11 | He was certainly not purporting to compile a representative list of ‘ extra-hazardous ’ activities — though one of the fundamental problems about Rylands v. Fletcher is perhaps that the law has never made up its mind whether the rule is aimed at such activities . |
| 12 | The engine is rated at 111 SPECfp92 and 65.3 SPECint92 . |
| 13 | With different rolls being exposed to several subjects of different contrasts this is still possible with APE 100 and Rodinal if the developer is used at different dilutions . |
| 14 | An optional final toast to HM the Queen is made at most Jewish weddings in the UK . |
| 15 | In spoken language interpreting it is claimed that the interpreter has to improve his memory ability and his tolerance of lag and therefore , if the loop is used at all , it must contain information specifically coded to carry language markers . |
| 16 | These will include assertions to the effect that the sun is situated at some specified position in the sky with respect to an observer on earth , and that raindrops are falling from a cloud situated in some specified region relative to the observer . |
| 17 | If at any point it is bought by a non-registered person the VAT is not recoverable , but must be added on again if the vehicle is sold at some point in the future by a registered person . |
| 18 | Coming back to Empingham , yeomen called John Parker resided in Belton and Clipsham , both in Rutland , though there is no clue as to which , if either , was the man listed under Empingham ; if he was the Belton man he could also have been the owner of a piece of land there — the MS is faded at this point . |
| 19 | The village is punctuated at each end by the tower of a windmill . |
| 20 | Thus the boy is seen at one point in relation to Pemberton ( " his little charge " ) , at another in relation to Mrs Moreen ( " her son " ) , and at another in relation to both ( " their companion " ) . |
| 21 | In fact , the sound is heard at any time when two cats are fighting and may have nothing whatever to do with sexual encounters . |
| 22 | The accountant is involved at all stages in the economic activity of organisations , whether private or governmental . |
| 23 | If the score is tied at 4-4 , the match will go into overtime . |
| 24 | And if the picture is viewed at some later time , the face can be easily seen again by an observer who has already solved the puzzle once . |
| 25 | Since television pictures are built up by interlacing two half-frames , the factor of 50 updates per second means that the picture is updated at 25 complete frames each second . |
| 26 | ‘ And the rain 's stopped at last , ’ Maggie stated . |
| 27 | The cladding is cut from the rods before the fuel is reprocessed at British Nuclear Fuel 's Sellafield ( formerly Windscale ) works . |
| 28 | If you wish to send an item that exceeds the weight limit on your pre-paid SWIFTPACK the excess is charged at normal airmail rates . |
| 29 | Gas turbine engines , putting out more than twice the power of the average civilian aircraft , allow a cruising speed of 240 kt — nearly 300 mph — and a great deal of the cruise is spent at 250 ft . |
| 30 | The title is aimed at 8 to 12 year olds and uses the garden or the park as an observation ground for understanding how nature works . |