Example sentences of "[noun prp] to [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Hence , CTL to this epitope generated by one parasite strain will not protect against many other strains . |
| 2 | For example the decision in Austria to stop subsidies for industrial conversion from oil and LPG to non-oil energy sources ; the termination of the West German home retrofit programme ; the Netherlands ' exclusion of owner-occupied dwellings from eligibility for financial assistance with energy saving in 1982 ; the reduction in the US of funding for energy conservation programmes . |
| 3 | This habit of mono-reproduction is explicitly compared by the Lele to human reproduction . |
| 4 | After a disastrous period of neglect when Glaswegians preferred Costa del Sol to this island of Bute abounding ‘ in pleasing scenes ’ , the ‘ stately hotels ’ and ‘ comfortable villas ’ , though older and a bit worn , are sprucing themselves up as the visitors , still almost exclusively Glaswegian , are coming back . |
| 5 | Bach to First Bass ( 9:06 ) has Robinson on vibes in a halting and catchy jazz mode , with Jegede 's simple cello part emerging now and again , as if with comic intent ; after four minutes or so , the piano part steams away in a trio with drums and acoustic bass , only for Robinson 's vibes to re-appear and lead the tune to its intense conclusion . |
| 6 | A few miles west from Garry Bridge is Queen 's View , a rocky , pine-clad promontory with stunning views westwards down Loch Tummel to graceful Schiehallion . |
| 7 | Oxford go first footing in Wales this Saturday to second division , Swansea for the third round of the FA Cup . |
| 8 | In December , the DoT decided against granting the £5 million needed for the road , which would stretch from nearby Snape Hill to Red Bridge . |
| 9 | The troops led by Gneisenau , on emerging from Plancenoit , turned onto the Brussels to Charleroi road just to the north of Le Caillou . |
| 10 | She insisted on a cab to the conference centre where the dance was being held , and when they arrived escape came in the figure of a party agent , who quickly took Hyacinth to one side , and asked whether she would like to start the dancing . |
| 11 | Five days after the delegation , on Monday , 22nd August , 1859 , Palmerston summoned Scott to another meeting . |
| 12 | Michael Heseltine , President of the Board of Trade , announced yesterday that he had accepted a statutory undertaking from the SMMB to that effect . |
| 13 | In contrast to the English Nonjurors , whose Jacobitism tended to be lukewarm at best , the Scottish episcopal clergy actively preached the divine right of the Stuarts to real power . |
| 14 | The rhetoric of politicians was littered with idealistic assumptions , from the ‘ new thinking ’ of President Gorbachev to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher 's assertion that ‘ democracies do n't go to war with each other ’ . |
| 15 | Two days later it elected Mikhail Gorbachev to that post . |
| 16 | WALLY WHYTON 's avian puppet stooge , this lovable owl disturbs Stuart Baillie to this day . |
| 17 | Undoubtedly the visit to the S.V.R. of ex LNER No. 4472 ‘ Flying Scotsman ’ was the star attraction , complete with plaque commemorating its record run on 8th August 1989 when on tour in Australia , of 422 miles non-stop from Parkes to Broken Hill , New South Wales , the longest non-stop steam hauled run ever . |
| 18 | Ken wanted to rake David to this thing on his own and David , being very , very cold — he hates demonstrations of emotion — and me being very Mediterranean , I told him that as far as I was concerned , I did n't give a fuck about his award or seeing him receive it , but I thought it was a bit much that his mother could n't be there because it was a public occasion and it was a time when , without having to speak to her , he could be nice to her , as every mother loves to be there for that kind of thing . |
| 19 | An attempted return led David to disastrous defeat at Neville 's Cross , after which he was a prisoner in English hands for eleven years until bought back for what could truly be called a king 's ransom . |
| 20 | Tony Barton , who guided Aston Villa to European Cup glory in 1982 , is another who can identify with Mr Souness 's problem . |
| 21 | He left Offington to this daughter , and named her and his wife executors of his will of 11 February 1631 ; they proved it on 26 January 1632 . |
| 22 | We thought we knew no-one in this part of the country , but I had a hazy recollection that our English Department secretary at Vic. , Pat Lawn , had retired with husband Ken to this area . |
| 23 | By 1513 , the dispute had grown to such proportions that , before the Battle of Flodden , when James IV challenged the Earl of Surrey to single-handed combat to decide their two nations ' grievances , the rewards to the victor were to include the return of the town of Berwick to Scotland , and the removal of the Esk fish garth . |
| 24 | Given this assertion about the sexual nature of social ties , it is incumbent upon sociologists to examine the arguments , the conceptualizations and the observations which led Freud to this position . |
| 25 | Believed to actually be A–24A 42–60817 , ( N9142H ) the old Douglas was trucked in from Seattle to Long Beach for some much-needed mechanical work . |
| 26 | Afterwards it was said that at this mission Temple converted Michael Ramsey to decisive Christianity . |
| 27 | On the same day , Turkish President Turgut Özal called for troops to be sent into Nakhichevan and for the return of Lachin and Shusha to Azerbaijani control . |
| 28 | In his view , the presence of WEA classes in evening institutes were valuable indicators of the District 's existence , attractive to potential students and demonstrated the contribution made by the WEA to liberal adult education in partnership with LEAs and their own emphasis on vocational courses . |
| 29 | Bob 's book traces his flying career with the RAF , from training in Magisters and Ansons to operational combat in Hurricanes and Spitfires during the Battle . |
| 30 | It is shown in books on the calculus [ see , for example , Kreyszig ( 1967 ) or Boas ( 1966 ] that in a transformation from a set of coordinates Xj to another set , the volume element dV in the former becomes dv=JdV in the latter , where J is the Jacobian determinant . |