Example sentences of "[pron] [adj] [vb base] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | There is one whom some call the Unicorn and some call by another name . ’ |
| 2 | I first recall the line in 1959 when as a young boy scout I was taken to camp at Pont-y-Pant . |
| 3 | I first describe the basic ideas , to bring out the conceptual differences between classical and evolutionary game theory . |
| 4 | In this chapter I first consider the underlying rules for associative learning and suggest that some useful general principles have already been uncovered . |
| 5 | I first consider the point under English domestic law . |
| 6 | There are a number of cathedrals along the Po valley with similar characteristics to one another , particularly those at Parma and Cremona which each comprise the basic threefold group of buildings — campanile , baptistery and cathedral — all separate . |
| 7 | The background to these concerns has been a deepening crisis in the capitalist economic system — to which some argue the growth and behaviour of the state sector has itself contributed . |
| 8 | By time-stamping a call-slip on its submission , and by recording on its second copy the time of its arrival , accompanied by the relevant book , in the Reading Room , it was possible to determine the time taken for a reader 's request to be satisfied . |
| 9 | Her little close the door , darling ! |
| 10 | To provide such an account , a range of techniques will be exploited in order to investigate adolescent conceptions of leisure and the ways in which these reflect the constraints due to broader social factors including gender and home locality . |
| 11 | The symptoms of the illness itself , and the way in which these affect the carer , are well known to be difficult ( see Gilleard , 1984 ; Sanford , l975 ) . |
| 12 | For the purposes of analysing intonation , a unit generally greater in size than the syllable is needed , and this unit is called the tone-unit ; in its smallest form the tone-unit may consist of only one syllable , so it would in fact be wrong to say that it is always composed of more than one syllable . |
| 13 | I hope that , as with some of the other CD singles in this series , the disc is in fact a taster for a well-filled Mason CD : there is a striking recent Double Concerto for Horn and trombone , a strange Horn Trio , and a huge , weird and wonderful String Quartet , which all deserve the repeated hearings the CD medium can provide [ CM ] |
| 14 | No meaning attaches , for instance , to the /ei/ vowel in plate , plane , plain , pane , blade , table , etc. , which all contain the semantic trait ‘ flat ’ . |
| 15 | From Fig. 4C it can also be seen that pou[c] binds to the oligonucleotides A , B and C which all contain the motif TAATGAG/TAT , but no binding to the octamer oligonucleotide D and the mutant octamer oligonucleotide M is seen ( lanes 11–15 ) . |
| 16 | Do this until you have all uniform lists , that is , until each list contains words which all contain the same sound in the same place . |
| 17 | Consider , for example , [ 13 – 16 ] which all involve the so-called apposition marker in other words . |
| 18 | This particular example has a unique solution , but a constraint satisfaction task can have many goal states which all fulfil the task 's goal . |
| 19 | Other highly-regarded Scottish companies were Scottish & Newcastle , second highest rated in the brewing sector , United Biscuits , Low & Bonar , and General Accident which all beat the Scottish average . |
| 20 | This is remarkably close to the situation envisaged by Opdebeeck for the English a cappella scene , one in which directors do not ( or can not ) impose their own musical personality , leading to performances which sound beautiful because the members of the choir have been excellently prepared by their training in the choral tradition but which all sound the same . |
| 21 | When this happens , we have three frequencies which all share the same wave vector , and are thus resonant with the cavity . |
| 22 | Few literary sources are more revealing of aristocratic culture than the Gesta Consulum Andegavorum and its off shoot the Gesta Ambaziensium Dominorum , produced in the Touraine in the first six decades of the twelfth century , for the pleasure and edification of the counts of Anjou and their castellans , the lords of Amboise . |
| 23 | The raffle or lottery is a form of random sample — in its simplest form the identical little numbered tickets are shaken up in a hat and drawn out one by one by someone with their eyes closed . |
| 24 | In its simplest form the domain can contain no geometry at all . |
| 25 | In its simplest form the user can type : ADD TO EMPLOYEES ! |
| 26 | In its simplest form the Graphic Mean , M z is calculated from which assumes that three values alone are sufficient to give a useful mean . |
| 27 | In its simplest form the stem can be a length of plastic tube , some 12″ long through which the main line runs , exactly as a slider float . |
| 28 | On their first stay the Mackinnons gave them ‘ the comfort of a table fully furnished ’ , and a party that night with songs in Gaelic , in whose choruses even Boswell joined . |
| 29 | In its first release the system runs MS-DOS and Windows . |
| 30 | In its first act the Constitutional Assembly denounced the use of violence , calling on guerrillas still fighting to renounce armed struggle , and asking the Medellín cartel to release the three remaining journalists they were holding as hostages [ see pp. 37957-58 ] . |