Example sentences of "[noun prp] from [art] [noun pl] [prep] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 The climax of the mass action campaign was a rally on Aug. 5 addressed by ANC President Nelson Mandela from the steps of Union Buildings , the seat of government in Pretoria .
2 In his History of the Royal Society ( 1667 ) Thomas Sprat reclaimed the name of Francis Bacon from the hands of puritan visionaries and reaffirmed the role of an inductive method , which , by promoting consensus rather than disputation , was at one with the quest for political stability .
3 He still had to distinguish the miracles of Christ from the effects of magic , but this he did by stressing that the former were beneficial whereas the latter , especially in the case of witchcraft , could be detrimental .
4 In the correspondence that followed , Cates and Peterson from the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta criticised the article for failing to mention the potential role of sexually transmitted diseases as important causes of intermenstrual bleeding .
5 Above and beyond all else , the visible presence of communist ideology , Aragon insisted , released Antoine Bloye from the limitations of naturalism and projected the novel into the sphere of socialist realism .
6 Much of the initial capital was probably raised by local grandees like the Duke of Somerset at Petworth from the profits of estate management .
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