Example sentences of "[adj] had [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 ‘ The French had a revolution once , ’ Sabine pointed out mildly .
2 ( This had no bearing on the incinerable nature of the occasion ; it was merely a great favourite of us both . )
3 This had no connection with the Co-operative Union of Tanganyika ; despite the name of its owner , Ulimwengu was a private paper .
4 When after a moment it had not moved , I resorted to the car horn , but this had no effect other than to make the creature commence pecking at something on the ground .
5 That this had no effect on The Smiths was a sign of the lasting nature of their true audience .
6 This had no effect on the rate ratio estimates but the width of the confidence intervals was increased by about 50% .
7 Seeing this had no effect , she continued , ‘ Ace cut our date last night because of you ! ’
8 This had a dollar value of $1,000 billion , roughly one fifth of US GNP .
9 This had a range of meanings , but was based on the idea that an individual could stand for a race , or prefigure other individuals not yet born .
10 This had a bearing on the second feature of the report : its strong recommendation about the need for more advice and education in home-making and home-budgeting .
11 This had a brass plate labelled " Stavanger " , and was locked .
12 This had a tube in between the two rails .
13 This had a circulation approaching two million at the end of the war , ranking it ahead of six out of ten national Sundays .
14 this had a cup of coffee you know and
15 This had a record of superb parish priests and a full congregation .
16 This had a number of advantages .
17 This had a pH of 7.4 to 7.6 at 37°C .
18 This had the advantage of assuring leadership by a strong adult rather than the possibility of a child inheriting — a hazard which was so frequently to affect the later Stuart dynasty .
19 This had the advantage of giving a Christmas respite of six weeks .
20 This had the advantage that ‘ lower ’ races could be dismissed as earlier steps in the advance that had survived into the present in parts of the world where there had been less stimulus for mental development .
21 The study was confined to the North-East , but this had the advantage of providing the authors with a large number of Far Eastern companies , reputedly the highest concentration of Japanese firms in the country .
22 This had the advantage of being simple to operate and relatively cheap .
23 This had the effect of giving the BBC an effective monopoly as advertising revenue could best be maximized by providing an alternative to sport on independent television .
24 This had the effect of significantly lowering the melting point of the niello , allowing it to be melted into finely engraved designs .
25 This had the effect of focusing attention on the island group as a geographical unit .
26 This had the effect of breaking down the structure of the pellets , and repetition caused the complete destruction of the pellet .
27 This had the effect of making the differences between owl and diurnal raptor digestion appear greater than it really is , and it seemed to confirm earlier reports of minimal effects of digestion in owls ( Reed & Reed , 1928 ; Duke et al . ,
28 This had the effect of providing good development opportunities to hotel and restaurant staff , excellent placements for students , the chance for restaurant managers ' skills to be updated and income for the college .
29 This had the effect of slowing the rate of rotation as the Sun was induced to emulate the filament around it .
30 Unfortunately , this had the effect of making it also extremely mobile during transport , and it was sliding about at every bend in the road .
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