Example sentences of "it [verb] [pron] [adj] [prep] [art] " in BNC.
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1 | As an organisation , it represents everything rotten about a Stalinist bureaucracy . |
2 | Looking at the legal aid scheme overall , it is clear that it offers nothing new in the system for the delivery of legal services . |
3 | Startled , she looked up into Dane 's sea-blue eyes , and even as she tried to strengthen herself against him she felt a rush of longing so intense that it made her weak at the knees . |
4 | It made it easy for an enemy to monitor his movements . |
5 | It caught him full in the middle of his back , throwing him into the air before he crashed down on the cobbles . |
6 | The National Executive Committee may , if it deems it necessary in the interests of the Labour Party , advise the Executive Committee of this party to select a nomination it may submit to it . |
7 | It deserved nothing short of the wastepaper basket . |
8 | I have not seen this wretched dog , only heard the clinking of its collar tag as it shakes itself dry after a midnight dip in the goldfish pond . |
9 | In its wisdom , the Community felt able to do that for the Iberian peninsula a few years ago and it would be right and proper for it to do something analogous for the central European countries . |
10 | While I can not see the attraction , at least it keeps her busy in the evenings . |
11 | Her raincoat was not belted — her skirt was too long — her brown hair hung down her back with a pale blue kerchief tied over the top of it to keep it clean on the train . |
12 | For others it meant something comparable to an across-the-curriculum approach to the teaching of study skills . |
13 | I only ran it to get us clear of the bay and to charge the batteries . ’ |
14 | It said nothing relevant to the well being of the country ; it was blank space titivated by invective and promises of massive cash hand outs . |
15 | It left her vulnerable to a number of infections which eventually killed her . |
16 | It leaves one open to an accusation that we dare not make in this Chamber ; otherwise , the hon. Member for Rugby and Kenilworth would hear me say it . |
17 | It leaves you eager for the sequel . |
18 | ‘ It makes one dead after a while , ’ said Betty , taking the practical line . |
19 | The West Indian family values education , but the way it goes about it makes it impossible for the kids . |
20 | A MFN clause sustains collusion because it makes it costly for a seller to reduce price in a discriminatory way , which is how secret cheating on a price agreement often takes place . |
21 | As far as possible , it should be included in primary legislation ; otherwise it makes it difficult for the House to consider the issues . |
22 | This effectively nullifies the use of the ‘ upwards reporting ’ of SPRs and SSRs , since it makes it difficult for the recipients to see the extent of the problem . |
23 | This effectively nullifies the use of the ‘ upwards reporting ’ of SPRs and SSRs , since it makes it difficult for the recipients to see the extent of the problem . |
24 | The beauty of this method is that it makes you aware of the most harmonic choices that are avaible to you on any chosen scale degree . |
25 | The analytical approach is useful to us because it makes us familiar with the parts and the way they work together . |