Example sentences of "[noun sg] [adv prt] of [det] " in BNC.
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| 1 | There is too much easy talk about ‘ inspiration ’ , but at such times one sees it exactly for what it is , a breathing in of all experience , all apprehension of beauty , all love . |
| 2 | no research in of that |
| 3 | We showed how although such questions allowed a wide range of possible approaches to INSET , even within the context of a central provision , and despite the market research which preceded the drawing up of each year 's programme , the Authority tended towards a particular combination of imprecise targeting , top-down views of teachers ' needs , and external agents adopting training or instructing roles . |
| 4 | Here took place the famous séries , five to a season , each one lasting eight days , when 80 guests were invited at a time and it was in the drawing up of these guest lists that the Empress deployed all her social skills . |
| 5 | This clause and the adoption in Wihtred 's laws of the West Saxon term gesith for noble in place of the eorlcund of the laws of Aethelberht , Hlothhere and Eadric perhaps strengthen a possibility that some degree of collaboration attended the drawing up of these codes . |
| 6 | The setting up of such a waveform detection system is usually based on experimental observation of the current waveform with open . |
| 7 | One needs therefore deliberately to seek the setting up of some new high-growth businesses ( in our case based technologically ) , which will replace those which are so successful at present , such as pharmaceuticals and agricultural chemicals . |
| 8 | The setting up of these committees ( largely advisory ) proved to be a popular and widespread development , though only two in the 1920s were sufficiently large to be considered ‘ regional ’ : the Midlands and the Manchester JTPCs . |
| 9 | However , these are the very subjects that need clarification and agreement before a record 's release or the setting up of any tour dates and making of a promotional video . |
| 10 | he said , now look you lost eighty pound out of that draw I said yes I did they 'll only allow you fifty so he says I 'll say these cuff links are worth thirty pound , so he was on my side were n't he ? |
| 11 | The payments are made pursuant to a perceived obligation to pay which results from the combined presumption of constitutional validity of duly enacted legislation and the holding out of such validity by the legislature . |
| 12 | The payments are made pursuant to a perceived obligation to pay which results from the combined presumption of constitutional validity of duly enacted legislation and the holding out of such validity by the legislature . |
| 13 | Using a fake scent for the hounds to track rather than a live fox would take the blood out of this sport and opposition would cease . |
| 14 | ( I was keen to strain some of the vicious Barny 's blood out of any future little owlets , so that they would n't grow up to take after their grandfather ! ) |
| 15 | Steven continues : ‘ There 's a complete balancing out of all the different musical influences which enables us to write songs that make us sound like no-one else . |
| 16 | ‘ Simon ’ , a BBC producer , had lent him recording equipment to make a bit of a programme out of this endeavour . |
| 17 | ( 3 ) In relation to each open position of the customer at the close of business on the last business day of that month , the amount of the unrealised profit or loss attributable to that position before deducting any commission that would be payable on a closing out of that position . |
| 18 | I 'm going to get an equation out of this . |
| 19 | And he took the front piece out of that magazine . |
| 20 | Second , you let the enemy out of this trap for nothing . |
| 21 | Instead , he chooses the buying back of another company , Belhaven . |
| 22 | Oh that 's good is that a boat out of that shampoo lid ? |
| 23 | But what you 're saying is that when you accelerate — when you go faster and faster in an upwards direction — as you did coming out of that big drop — it 's like adding extra gravity . |
| 24 | This relentless nagging and tidying will have an effect out of all proportion to its actual cogency . |
| 25 | You 've got to earn your living out of that . |
| 26 | It has been open to abuse , and indeed has been abused in the past by the Sheffield Mafia , which continues to exercise a covert control over British climbing media and administration out of all proportion to its collective record or ongoing contribution . |
| 27 | It never was when she invited him to meet her at the flat ; she was keeping him and Stock out of each other 's way . |
| 28 | So I made stock out of those . |
| 29 | ‘ Who 'd believe the daylight out of that fool , reading magazines with one hand , stuffing his face with another … . ’ |
| 30 | I know they are all going to get a great deal out of this experience , I am deeply grateful for all the help that is being given them , they have had such a worrying time , I do not think one of them could have had a holiday this year without help , but I have faith to think it will be a good investment for the WEA . |