Example sentences of "[noun prp] that [verb] [det] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The speculation about Dido that accompanies this view has a gossamer base , but I wanted to accept it . |
| 2 | Once more it was the under-rated offspin of Graeme Hick that commanded most respect from the Indian batsmen . |
| 3 | There are only a few detailed pollen diagrams from the Outer Hebrides that cover all or part of the last 10,000 years , the so-called post-glacial . |
| 4 | Park the two coupes together and , despite the disparity in cost , it is the Calibra that exudes more class and style . |
| 5 | The inspector said to him suddenly , " Are you the Stephen Whalby that writes that nature column for the Echo ? " |
| 6 | It 's only Gary that wants these . |
| 7 | OK you 're the Superintendent for the north east of England that covers this area too . |
| 8 | Yeah , but it 's very , it is very unfortunate , in my view , the way this system , it 's not this council , it 's East Devon that mishandled this . |
| 9 | I think in fact what I would like in particular from the local planning authorities around the table is given Mr Donson 's view that E two as drafted is more restrictive than national guidance P P G seven or any other P P G , what is it in North Yorkshire that justifies that departure from national guidance . |
| 10 | Anybody in the East Midlands that sees that News , remember their hospital is under threat . |
| 11 | I 'm not sure , but I think it was Mr that had that bungalow built . |
| 12 | Newspaper , difficult one , generally , but we 're lucky in that we 've got a place down in Exmouth that shred this all up for animal bedding , and they 'll take that , and again we 'll get recycling credits , so although it 's low value in terms of the actual material , it attracts this big recycling credit so so a subsidized market , if you like . |
| 13 | But w was it , was it the size of China that made this necessary ? |
| 14 | On the other hand , you can have something like the gang of four in China that creates such tensions and anxieties in the society and so many people get to feel that things have gone from bad to worse , that you get a shake up and change in the regime . |
| 15 | There are one or two other Donaldsons that continue these lessons . |
| 16 | UnixWare , an integration of Destiny and Novell 's NetWare that includes some 3.4 million lines of code , is expected to enter its final shakedown phase by the middle of September when it goes into user beta at about 700 or 800 sites . |
| 17 | Margery was sitting on the bed holding a bottle of Guinness that foamed all down her hand and wrist . |
| 18 | Do n't be fooled by the hugely entertaining test in South Africa — it was only the brilliance of Australia that stopped this show piece game — played under the new laws — from turning into a shambles , says STEPHEN JONES ( Sunday Times ) . |
| 19 | They heard a mixture of poetry , prose and politics , with a speech from Mr Kinnock that featured all three . |
| 20 | It is seen as a direct intervention by God that breaks all the normal laws of nature . |
| 21 | This concept has been refined over the years into ‘ How well do our Raphael holdings reflect his styles from the varying stages of his career ? ’ , leading in a recent , and extreme case , to the Italian government spending $1.5 million at Christie 's in 1991 on a St Catharine , a badly damaged sliver of a juvenile Raphael that had most of its surface paint washed away in the 1966 Florence flood . |
| 22 | Meanwhile , a teenager has appeared in court after yesterday 's high speed chase through the centre of Oxford that left this stolen Metro wrecked , along with 3 police cars . |
| 23 | But er that 's Steve 's ma you know it 's it 's Steve that sorts that out , his boss . |
| 24 | It also has cherry trees , which are far from common in a part of France that grows less fruit than one would hope to see . |
| 25 | There was a warmth about Sally that superseded all her amusing little vanities and softened the acid remarks she was prone to making — which were in reality a defence mechanism . |
| 26 | Whether because people really did not know how to interpret the revolution in England or because they wanted fairly complete independence and correctly suspected that William was going to exercise much the same overall powers as Charles and James had done , there was a revolt in New York that took some months to suppress and the colonists of Massachusetts at the beginning of the 1690s were no more reconciled to English rule than in the past . |
| 27 | It was the knowledge that she must leave Susan that hurt most of all . |
| 28 | As I said to Kay it 's Terry that does all , he gets the money in , he pays all the bills , Muriel brings him the bills , I said he does all that apart from the fact I said he spent the whole day yesterday , the whole morning yesterday here clearing this , oh she said I did as well , erm you know help , I said what you , but as well as clearing |
| 29 | Since Karajan had a love-hate relationship with the camera , loathing its intrusions into music-making in the concert hall and uneasy with formal portraits , Steiner 's observations have to be seen in their context , though it is undoubtedly the case that there was a quality of coolness and detachment about Karajan that shaped some of his music-making and made him , among other things , so formidable an interpreter of Sibelius and late Mahler . |
| 30 | But it was not only the work of Vredeman de Vries that made this garden so remarkable . |