Example sentences of "[adj] with an [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | She blinked rapidly now ; then , her face becoming suffused with an anger that seemed to send out rays of heat towards him , she cried , ‘ Yes , I hear you . |
| 2 | Prime Computer Inc has now filed for its expected return as a public company — under which it will change its name to Computervision Corp , and intends to offer 15.8m shares at a target price of $18 to $20 , concurrent with an offer of $125m of senior notes due 1999 . |
| 3 | Omelettes ( you can not go too far wrong with an omelette , unless it is made with cheese , so no cheese , please ) |
| 4 | What 's wrong with an Aston Villa licence ? |
| 5 | The cairn was erected in the 1870s by the local gamekeeper and named after him : it stands twelve feet high with an interior providing shelter , and occupies a vantage point from which Josse could survey the whole of his domain . |
| 6 | The table to the left was piled high with an assortment of bric-a-brac , none of which appeared to serve a useful purpose . |
| 7 | If you enjoy walking , this could be heaven there are over 80 kms of marked paths to keep you occupied and walks are arranged weekly with an English speaking guide , both easy and strenuous . |
| 8 | Only one third of one power station is expected to be on-line with an FGD system by 1994 , with a total phase-in by 1996 . |
| 9 | If you deal with a tied agent or direct with an insurance company you can ask how the cover offered meets your requirements , but you will need to shop around to determine the best option for you in terms of cover and price . |
| 10 | Merrick was Kent 's most prolific wicket-taker last summer with 61 and Penn , who took 52 , the most economical with an average of 25.44 . |
| 11 | The rebellion of the American colonies in the eighteenth century confronted the British with an axiom which , for reasons which are capable of being understood , they found so unpleasant that more than two centuries later they have still not ceased attempting to wish it out of existence . |
| 12 | She drew Modigliani reading by lamplight in Nice , absorbed and distinguished with an air of apartness . |
| 13 | Ryan Giggs is doubtful with an ankle injury and Eric Cantona stands by for his first full game . |
| 14 | The other , of course , is David Batty , doubtful with an ankle injury . |
| 15 | The mix of skills should also be very different with an emphasis on analytical and contracting expertise . |
| 16 | Observe , for instance , the ungrammaticality of ( 2 ) , and , while ( 3 ) is acceptable , it is only acceptable with an interpretation that bears no systematic relation to the sentence in ( 1 ) : ( 2 ) *how does muzak drive them ? ( 3 ) how will the mixture turn the buttons ? |
| 17 | At this moment however , it ordered on the nightmarish , for the slabs were very bare and very steep with an exposure usually associated with climbing rather than walking . |
| 18 | Stakeholders are defined as any group or individual with an interest in the company 's activities . |
| 19 | They lie in the Archaean high-Al TTD and adakite field ( Fig. 2 ) , consistent with an origin as partial melts of amphibolite with different proportions of garnet . |
| 20 | Both are consistent with an origin in Iran where the material is mined from veins in Khorasan . |
| 21 | Aberrant HLA-DR expression in the intestinal mucosa of Crohn 's disease patients is consistent with an autoimmune aetiology . |
| 22 | Also , the centre of figure of Venus is offset from the centre of mass by only about 400 metres , a far more Earth-like than Mars-like amount , and which is consistent with an interior sufficiently warm to eliminate any lopsided density distributions . |
| 23 | Such lags may be consistent with an absence of arbitrage opportunities if they are caused by traders choosing to exploit information in the futures market , and/or a delay in the response of the calculated index ( stale prices ) . |
| 24 | Now , the first 200 milliseconds of a word rarely identify the word exactly , and in fact analysis of the 81 different target words used by Marslen-Wilson and Tyler showed that these first 200 milliseconds were consistent with an average of 29 different words for each target . |
| 25 | These instructions are not consistent with an intention on the part of the bank to appoint Mr. O'Brien as its agent to explain the transaction to her . |
| 26 | According to the price inflation version of the Phillips curve , we must of necessity infer that the economy had been operating at a level of demand which was consistent with an unemployment rate U * ; in Figure 6.6 . |
| 27 | A murder trial has heard that tyre tracks found near where a woman drowned in the boot of her car were not consistent with an accident . |
| 28 | Whether or not there is an agreement must depend on the facts of the particular case , and whether or not the decision of Vaisey J. was correct I consider that the facts of the present case , including as they do the letters of 12 June and 15 September 1986 , are not consistent with an agreement on the lines suggested . |
| 29 | Mean pH i in 45 cells after 20s of 100μM glutamate at -43mV was 0.23 0.04 ( s.e. ) , which is consistent with an efflux of about one OH - ion per unitary charge of a 200pA uptake current in a cell of volume 10 -14 m 3 and typical buffering power of 20mM per pH unit . |
| 30 | When he looked back at her , his face was dark with an anger she had n't seen in him before . |