Example sentences of "[art] [noun sg] that [adv] [num] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ SOME FRIENDLY ’ itself , the album that only ten days alter would shock Beggars Banquet and raise a half interested eyebrow by galloping to number one , is an affirmation of The Charlatans ' pop groove . |
| 2 | ‘ SOME FRIENDLY ’ itself , the album that only ten days alter would shock Beggars Banquet and raise a half interested eyebrow by galloping to number one , is an affirmation of The Charlatans ' pop groove . |
| 3 | An announcement was made in 1921 to the effect that approximately 93,800 officers and men were still listed as ‘ missing ’ and unaccounted for , as a result of the Great War ; also the British Broadcasting Company was formed . |
| 4 | With regard to right handers , Levy quotes a personal communication from Bogen to the effect that only two cases of aphasia in association with left hemiplegia occurred in 600 consecutive cases of stroke-induced aphasia , giving an estimate of 0.33 per cent right sided speech representation in right handers . |
| 5 | Shklar argues that , with Dicey , the concept was ‘ both trivialized as the peculiar patrimony of one and only one national order , and formalized , by the insistence that only one set of inherited procedures and court practices could sustain it ’ Dicey thus suggested that , rather than the purposes of juridical rigour , it was the forms that were significant for freedom . |
| 6 | There was some muttering among officials after the game that only nine players had turned up for training on Tuesday , but despite the defeat coach Bruce Liddle remained cheerfully optimistic . |
| 7 | Lord Justice Scott said that , although on the face of the inspector 's covering letter the assessments appeared cumulative , it was clear from the individual assessments and the terms of the letter that only one sum would be assessed on whichever basis was ultimately appropriate . |
| 8 | ‘ But I shall be making it quite clear to the Government that we should not lose out in Scotland as a consequence of the possibility that only one Objective 1 area could be added from the UK . ’ |
| 9 | Even more interesting was the fact that over 300 cars were parked at the Park and Ride facility at Harman 's Cross which obviously reduced the level of traffic along the road to Swanage by that amount . |
| 10 | In 1991 and 1992 , the FDA emphasised the need for very short-term use and the fact that even 0.25 mg produced significantly more daytime anxiety than comparison drug or placebo . |
| 11 | The uncertainty is illustrated by the fact that even five years ago Vodafone profits were forecast at around £40million by the end of the decade . |
| 12 | This is despite the fact that around 40,000 visitors enter the Magic Kingdom daily to see Mickey and Co at a cost of £23 for adults and £15 for kids . |
| 13 | However , the kinetics of m 5 C-formation ( Fig. 2D ) , as well as the fact that only 1 mole of m 5 C was formed per mole of tRNA favour that only one of the two putative sites in yeast tRNA Asp becomes modified in X.laevis oocytes . |
| 14 | I think that one of the outstanding erm criticisms that I would make of the whole programme , in research with animals , is the fact that only two licences have been revoked I think you said |
| 15 | The fact that only two variables of the Pugh score are so powerful in our model is probably related to two reasons : first , in case of variceal haemorrhage , some of the five variables of this score are probably redundant and second , in our model the use of the absolute value of prothrombin adds a gain in sensitivity compared with the subclasses of the Pugh score . |
| 16 | Some indication of the pressures which these place on our finances can be seen from the fact that only two years ago the direct costs of these two areas were £175,000 and £70,000 respectively . |
| 17 | She sat in it as if it were a throne , her back bolt upright inches away from its back , her black flannel skirts smoothed to disguise the fact that only one foot could be conventionally booted . |
| 18 | The fact that only one patient with intact wrap had abnormal reflux accords with a previous report of such reflex in only about 3% patients with endoscopically intact wrap . |
| 19 | Searching for a record in blocked format is complicated by the fact that only one key can be placed in front of the block . |
| 20 | A clue to his role may be found in the fact that only seven times did he take five wickets in an innings and never once ten in a match . |
| 21 | The fact that only three west European companies were prepared to make a major commitment in such a key area was one more indication of how global the electronics industry had become . |
| 22 | Despite the fact that only three weeks were available between his first viewing of the premises and the date for submission of offers , Russell Mills managed to find five collaborators , and their tender succeeded in competition against bids from office developers , engineering firms and an art college . |
| 23 | Throughout the philosophy of mind and certainly amongst both lay and professional psychologists there is the view that basically two kinds of fact exist : physical facts about the brain and the external world , on the one hand , and facts ‘ about how it is with us ’ , on the other . |
| 24 | The quota for this year has been set at 120,000 tonnes ( compared with 235,000 in 1989 ) , with a proviso that only 25,000 tonnes can be caught before July , at which point the report of a new study may trigger further cuts . |
| 25 | The Divisional objectives are twofold , one to establish ourselves in a market that only two years ago was completely new to Rentokil , and the other to help our customers and prospects through the current minefield of legislation related to water and air systems . |
| 26 | One dealer was telling a client that only 10,000 shares in a little known company remained on his books . |