Example sentences of "of whole " in BNC.
Next page| No | Sentence |
|---|---|
| 1 | How though to get sense of whole world pausing , before moving on ? |
| 2 | But if you think of it as model of whole world , as great cathedrals were said to be , or physicists ' models today ? |
| 3 | But tension starting to drain out of whole thing . |
| 4 | After all , in Paris and Rome , Copenhagen and Amsterdam , I had frequently made a complete mess of whole sentences , much less place names , and had generally been set in the right direction , after a little bit of repetition and a lot of hand waving . |
| 5 | In classical technique , the calm spaciousness and perfection of each part of an enchaînement flows onwards in line as part of whole sentences in the choreographic design . |
| 6 | However , promoting extracts for efficiency and ease of use is not guaranteed to preserve the subtlety of whole hop flavour which reflects the many hundreds of compounds and derivatives present . |
| 7 | There seems no reason , and the very business of raising such questions is itself part of a widespread collusive conjuring of absences and of whole worlds of what might have been . |
| 8 | But they also catch the long and short rhythms of whole human lives and energies , the rush of youth , the coming of exhaustion and indifference , as no other writing I know does . |
| 9 | ‘ A mythology can not be created for literary purposes out of whole cloth ; it must be the work of a race . ’ |
| 10 | If they had just looked at the laws governing slavery , as had done both their contemporaries and more recent social scientists , they would have been unable to distinguish between slavery as a minor and rare form of exploitation , on the one hand , supplying occasional domestic and sexual luxuries , and slavery as the basis of whole economies , on the other hand , where most of production is carried out by slave labour . |
| 11 | After all ceremonial and courtly pomp inspired many of the most important works not just of Purcell but of whole centuries of composers , and record companies , egged on by the period performance boom , are more and more investigating them . |
| 12 | Now the movements of whole groups of galaxies are providing estimates of W. At Brighton , Avishai Dekel of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and Nick Kaiser of the University of Toronto presented maps derived from the peculiar velocities of galaxies using different methods . |
| 13 | Even more expensive for a nation with an acute housing shortage is the loss of whole towns . |
| 14 | Khrushchev rose with dignity and asked his audience to stop reducing the life and death of whole peoples to a joke . |
| 15 | But it is a long way from the recognition of such local features to the interpretation of whole scenes . |
| 16 | Some say it was the importing of whole streets of fighting families from the fishquays , with their dockland diversions of prostitution , drug-dealing and handling . |
| 17 | ‘ Boardroom struggles for power , wheeler-dealing in the buying and selling of shares and , indeed , of whole clubs sometimes suggest that those involved are more interested in the personal financial benefits or social status of being a director than of directing the club in the interests of its customers . ’ |
| 18 | Baxter heard of whole households being converted through reading this book in his own day . |
| 19 | Illegal camping by gypsies or other travellers can affect the lives of whole communities . |
| 20 | The Elton Committee recommended avoidance of the punishment of whole groups , and this is consistent with the view of a judge in one recent case , who said that ‘ Punishment should not be indiscriminate . |
| 21 | At the level of whole societies , written language serves the functions of record keeping and of storing both information and literary works . |
| 22 | First , there are the considerable methodological problems of economic evaluation of whole policies and programmes in terms of costs and benefits , particularly the latter ( Amos 1982 ) . |
| 23 | Darwinians have usually chosen to discuss genes whose phenotypic effects benefit , or penalize , the survival and reproduction of whole bodies . |
| 24 | If you sell farm butter and cheese instead of whole milk you can do well if you have the right market . |
| 25 | Flying saucers and kidnapping aliens have been postulated to explain the disappearance of whole vessels , supposedly spirited off to distant stars . |
| 26 | Before that , though , I opened a can of whole chicken and ripped off a leg dribbling with jelly . |
| 27 | A June 1940 issue informed the world that U 235 would yield plenty of energy , yet there was no fear of whole nations being blotted out in one night . |
| 28 | Opted-out schools , operating in atomised isolation , in competition with each other and with the rump of the LEA system are unlikely to be capable of collective action in support of whole community needs . |
| 29 | Escape from this bind lies in involvement of whole communities in expanding post-16 experience of quality — a huge development ground for partnership . |
| 30 | Two slices of whole meal bread or a portion of breakfast cereal with natural bran |