Example sentences of "[prep] [noun] from [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | An adult of 472 gastric emptying tests carried out over a 10 year period was performed to discover the reasons for requests from consultant clinicians , their anticipation of the results of tests , and the influence of the results upon the subsequent management of their patients . |
| 2 | They recognise that arguments for a fair system of taxation and benefits , for protection from exploitation and discrimination , and for help for the unemployed , are not only moral issues but questions about the cohesion and security of the whole community . |
| 3 | Cover surrounding surfaces for protection from paint ‘ drift ’ . |
| 4 | To send a letter in due course to ask for support from Council of Churches in the UK and Ireland . |
| 5 | ‘ We hope for support from telecomms as well as computer companies and users ’ . |
| 6 | Ipswich man of the match Bryn Kerr is tackled and looks for support from flanker James Bisdee . |
| 7 | Income from fixed asset investments should be analysed between income from group undertakings and other fixed asset investments . |
| 8 | Other interest receivable and similar income should be analysed between income from group undertakings and other sources . |
| 9 | Three fullbacks Andre Joubert , who played so well at Murrayfield , Gerbrand Grobler and Hendrik Truter , are attacking players who can scythe through defences from set and broken play . |
| 10 | Entirely new ventures , especially in areas of very advanced technology like microelectronics , have frequently been pioneered by small firms spinning off as satellites from parent companies . |
| 11 | In which case she does n't have to worry about funding from income , which is what your question was was n't it ? |
| 12 | One of the difficulties of carrying out research on this topic is the need to follow through cases from arrest onwards , as studies of what happens at one stage in the process may be misleading . |
| 13 | Another reason for this special approach is that the employer does not pay a premium for freedom from competition from his employee . |
| 14 | We now walk along a covered way called the Ride , designed for exercising Infirmary Patients , and also for testing for freedom from disease or otherwise of the Respiratory Organs of horses prior to purchase . |
| 15 | Horses have been favourite subjects for artists from time immemorial-how lovingly is the horse depicted in Rembrandt 's The Polish Rider-but the artist who paid equal attention to dancers and horses was Degas ; he understood the special elegance of the way in which they both moved . |
| 16 | Speed healing by applying a vitamin E cream , like that by Nature Knows Best ( £2.35 for 50g from health food shops or call 759–302595 for mail order details ) . |
| 17 | William Archer , for example , is remembered for that " sane and instructed judgement " which " did much to recover English drama for literature from triviality " . |
| 18 | As charges against the profits of manors these payments were naturally classed as income from land . |
| 19 | By separating responsibility for funding services from their provision , the Government hopes that providers will compete for contracts from health authorities , GP budget holders and private buyers of care . |
| 20 | And Adimov seemed to look for admiration from Holly when he told his story . |
| 21 | The fresco on the exterior illustrates the name of the hotel , but it derived its name from the fact that the original owner made trimmings for hats from ostrich feathers . |
| 22 | Finally , in azo-bound drugs , bacterial azoreductases liberate two 5-ASA molecules ( Dipentum ) or split off 5-ASA from sulphapyridine ( Salazopyrin ) . |
| 23 | Particularly noticeable in some Swedish lakes , with pH below 6 , is the expansion of the moss Sphagnum , which covers the lake bottom , displacing other plant life and further increasing lake acidity by removing base materials such as calcium from solution and releasing hydrogen ( figure 4.16 ) . |
| 24 | Local natives believe that , eaten or worn as decoration , they will act as protection from injury . |
| 25 | His note on the beast of Chapter Seventeen of Revelation , the beast which does n't exist and still has to appear and is destined for perdition , is ‘ generalhuman ’ — the word he coined for Notes from Underground and incidentally never used again in his fiction . |
| 26 | As money from Boy George and Culture Club poured in the airline really took off . |
| 27 | Set up by the University in 1984 , UnivEd is the point of access for clients from industry , commerce and government seeking to tap Edinburgh 's resources of expertise and equipment . |
| 28 | Added to the simple foundation for it , there was the more complex one that he somehow found it essential to hide his wound about Bella from notice . |
| 29 | The concern about the unbalanced getting imageries for action from porn videos and television violence has not been matched by a concern that the popular newspapers may also be providing similar material . |
| 30 | Television 's Lovejoy , actor Ian McShane , right , receives a cheque for £210,000 from footballer Bryan Robson and Page Three girl Helen Labden in London yesterday on behalf of the Variety Club of Great Britain . |