Example sentences of "[noun] it [verb] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | On review it reduced Calley 's sentence to 20 years and then later halved it to ten . |
| 32 | By displaying both critical path and slack it stops crash programs being set up for every activity . |
| 33 | By displaying both critical path and slack it stops crash programs being set up for every activity . |
| 34 | On the other side it says Start . |
| 35 | In United States law , for example , it is unclear whether a bank that relies solely on the CKR as its collateral can perfect a security interest in the goods , or whether having perfected its interest in the CKR it has priority over bona fide purchasers of the goods or over holders of purchase money security interests in the customer-buyer 's inventory . |
| 36 | Mummy it has magnets not hooks . |
| 37 | ‘ Like cocaine it has anaesthetic qualities . |
| 38 | When he plays C on his A instrument it sounds A. Hence the part for a B ♭ clarinet is written a tone higher than the key of the piece , and that for an A clarinet a minor 3rd higher . |
| 39 | It overlooks the fact that people with impairments have different needs from people without impairments , and the uniformity it introduces means that the specific needs and characteristics of individuals often go unrecognised . |
| 40 | When your skin becomes damaged by sunburn it loses heat and moisture more easily and when it is extensive then sunstroke follows when someone is dehydrated and lacking salt . |
| 41 | Devolution of responsibility from central government to regional and district health authorities may be a good thing , but when this includes the collection and use of important NHS data it hampers monitoring of national programmes like that for modernising mental health care . |
| 42 | The House refused demands it stripped Muawad of his parliamentary immunity . |
| 43 | Unisys uses this never-before-released measure to express the technological leap it believes Pentium represents . |
| 44 | Unisys uses this never-before-released measure to express the technological leap it believes Pentium represents . |
| 45 | But in the split second it took Angel Two to cover the few feet between them , Grant reflexively pulled the trigger of the shotgun . |
| 46 | ‘ No wonder it makes people sick , ’ he said . |
| 47 | The federal project in Europe would in some respects have enlarged Westminster 's competence , because of the capacity it accorded Europe 's national governments to take on the world 's financial markets and thus broaden the taxing , spending and borrowing options that have been , up until now , in the shadow of highly conservative directors of international capital flows . |
| 48 | Until Christ 's return it remains enemy territory . |
| 49 | From Avon and the South West Rosemary Gould sends news of a successful rally in Saltford Hall on 5 April , with classes by Doreen Prescott and an appearance by the ‘ bunny girls ’ ( proceeds to South-West training days ) , a fund-raising gourmet lunch ( proceeds to the Society ) , and the problem of hall-lessness in the area — last February it hit members of a regular Thursday class particularly hard : |
| 50 | Last May it directed member states to do away with licensing rules like Britain 's , which create import monopolies . |
| 51 | In England it provided sails and cables for the fleet ; and for this reason , legislation going back to the reign of Henry VIII required that a small proportion of land be set aside for its production . |
| 52 | The UN said that despite undertakings from Serb commanders the helicopters would be given safe passage it appeared Mr Karadzic and General Ratko Mladic , the Serb commander , could not control their troops of the ground . |
| 53 | Like other Convex models it offers features such as Auto Processor Recovery , Checkpoint Restart and Virtual Volume Manager ; it is available immediately . |
| 54 | Even with scholarships it takes money . |
| 55 | Sugar was displayed at the world market price of 33p a kilo and at the 68p it costs Britons because of the Common Agricultural Policy . |
| 56 | Good fun ; a pity it lacks D'Israeli 's thousands of pages . |
| 57 | After Cold Higham it crosses Watling Street , runs past the important Iron Age hill-fort of Hunsbury , and reaches the crossing of the Nene at Northampton . |
| 58 | The lecture he gave and the responses it provoked form perhaps the most widely read debate in jurisprudence in Britain in the period since the Second World War . |
| 59 | Like E. coli it undergoes transduction , transformation and conjugation . |
| 60 | In addition , it is seeking to bring the credit periods it offers wholesalers into line , at 60 days . |