Example sentences of "[noun pl] [verb] [adv] into [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | His lips foraged deep into the cute valley between her moons , as she spread her legs to enjoy his long tongue exploring her lush carpet of soft fern . |
| 2 | She waited , the cold stone of the wall pushed up hard against her breasts , her knees pushing downward into the soft , moist loam , while they unfastened the rope about her arms . |
| 3 | Her long willowy legs splayed outwards into a balletic second . |
| 4 | The waves smashed spectacularly into the rocky coastline , creating instant waterfalls of white spume draining from the rocks before becoming drowned and engulfed by further successive waves . |
| 5 | The pundits dip haphazardly into the lucky dip . |
| 6 | The intense blue of her eyes shaded away into a translucent green in a bright light , burning into emerald in her moments of laughter or animation , clouding over into a ferny darkness when she was grave . |
| 7 | and computer may be via ribbon cable or individual wires drawn together into a neat harness secured with cable ties . |
| 8 | A group of reporters stood gossiping and smoking nearby , their shoes sunk deep into the muddy field , their faces reddened by the wind . |
| 9 | The crew , moving rapidly yet almost soundlessly , carried out the few jobs required to convert the land vehicle to a boat , and within seconds the rigs slid rapidly into the dark water and powered away to swing out their ramps and couple together in twos and threes . |
| 10 | Moonshine on the holly leaves showed the way she twitched and jerked as the blackthorn spines probed deeper into the soft moss of her womb . |
| 11 | It is also possible that cultural adaptations during this phase may have selected genetic bases for behaviour in ways that ensured the development of social strategies designed to ensure that individuals fitted well into the existing social structure . |
| 12 | Does it sound to you as though it would need a miracle to make randomly jostling atoms join together into a self-replicating molecule ? |
| 13 | Reaching back into the womblike darkness of Mother Earth the waters issue forth into a small pool , then over an edge being transformed into a miniature cascade . |
| 14 | The evocative China Heart , with its shifting layers of sound and teasing instrumental textures jumping dramatically into a demented tango , remained the best of the songs but none of them were at all suited to Fionna Duncan 's voice or delivery . |
| 15 | In their efforts to weld together into a coherent master plan proposals deriving from several different sources : party politics , expert advisers , and Home Office experience , Jenkins and his senior civil service adviser constituted an unusually perceptive and skilful partnership . |
| 16 | I put my head out of the rear door of the dining car and , looking forward , saw all the passengers climbing upwards into the sleeping cars , with porters following after with their bags . |
| 17 | The medicine bottles were cleared away , the windows flung open , the multitude of little cushions and shawls packed carefully into an old ball dress trunk with a high-domed lid and E. B. painted on it , in white . |
| 18 | It would allow international trains to run directly into the key main lines beyond London . |
| 19 | The cutters and machinists were to remain at the club house for another twelve and eighteen months respectively but the plan was for the printers to move immediately into the new premises . |
| 20 | A little farther on the severe cliffs melt away into a large area of sand and sand dunes at Gunwalloe . |
| 21 | Some of these new ‘ leasows ’ were added to existing farms or smallholdings , but elsewhere in the parish entirely new units were created ; then from the reign of Elizabeth onwards poor families who wanted a little land to go with their cottages encroached further into the remaining woods and wastes . |
| 22 | Along the shore , two and a half miles of golden sands slip slowly into a warm , blue sea where visitors can swim , sail and wind-surf . |
| 23 | Streams flow abundantly into the little River Axe , and close to the meeting-point of three counties a secluded no man 's land contains the exquisite Forde Abbey , its Cistercian isolation still largely undisturbed . |
| 24 | Aptly named ‘ The Sun Coast of Spain ’ , the Costa del Sol has almost two hundred miles of golden beaches , interrupted here and there by cliffs plunging spectacularly into the deep blue Mediterranean . |
| 25 | Frequently the girls talked thus into the early hours — and usually in the comparatively small but cosy bedchamber allotted to Joan . |
| 26 | However , on Good Friday , gang members shot randomly into a street-corner crowd in South Central , killing a 19-year-old woman , and operation ‘ Hammer ’ was mobilised to finally snuff out the problem . |
| 27 | The Bodrum peninsula is extremely rugged , with numerous day stops and lots of good overnight anchorages cleft deep into the mountainous coastline . |
| 28 | Not until after the dinosaurs finally became extinct at the end of the Cretaceous did the mammals radiate explosively into a great diversity of forms such as we see today , to occupy an even wider range of ecological niches than those vacated by the dinosaurs . |
| 29 | We eat our meal watching a hundred canoes drift downstream into a blue and gold sunset , to their villages five miles across the river . |
| 30 | ‘ On a fine Spring morning some sixty years ago I saw a crowd of half-nude men digging ruthlessly into the old grave barrow that has stood from time immemorial on the eastern slope of the hill between the traditional Hurlers and that towering rock idol , the Cheesewring . |