Example sentences of "[det] [adv] [prep] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Paul Hammond was the Palace goalkeeper charged by Malcolm Allison to succeed the legendary John Jackson , and it was a measure of Paul 's ability that , eventually , he was able to do that successfully in spite of the attitude of some sections of the Palace crowd , which opposed his selection . |
| 2 | That regardless of background , education , race , sex , occupation or age every single trade unionist is an individual member with the same rights and responsibilities as his or her colleagues . |
| 3 | ‘ But would he do that all over Lothian , or only in Wedale ? |
| 4 | There was nothing novel about the idea , but that alongside with liaison meetings of all the groups and the Union around specific issues , helped to strengthen links between us all . |
| 5 | They had done that together as children in the north of England , experimenting with different lengths of pipe . |
| 6 | You can not put that together with Halloween which basically is people going out thinking they 're going out to have fun and they 're having a bit of a laugh and everything else where 's there 's their underlying er connection with the devil . |
| 7 | I bundle all that together under history . |
| 8 | We assume , for simplicity , that only for n equal to 2 is there such a resonance ( i.e. the atom is free from degeneracies ) . |
| 9 | We were erm not given many opportunities to do that only through things well local clubs like the W R I and which er and in that way all Orcadians just trying to do our best together you know . |
| 10 | it has come to seem like that only by accident . |
| 11 | In The Alexandria Quartet ( 1957 — 60 ) , for example , Lawrence Durrell 's narrator Darley sets up and discusses aesthetic paradoxes , including ones affecting the text in which he figures , quite often enough to justify Durrell 's view that , as a whole , ‘ the novel is only half secretly about art , the great subject of modern artists ’ ( in Cowley 1963 : 231 ) . |
| 12 | Nubenehem , her peace made with him , complained of this bitterly to Huy ; the attentions of the Medjays had cost her a day 's profit , with the following day well below average on takings , as frightened clients stayed away . |
| 13 | For those pupils who possess some vision , there will need to be an emphasis on helping them to use this effectively for learning , with special training as well as some adapted materials . |
| 14 | ‘ She 's a gran ’ cook , ’ said Finn , offering this apparently in compensation . |
| 15 | Electrical equipment can be lethal ; particularly is this so with monitors where thousands of volts lie lurking when the mains are connected . |
| 16 | The uncollimated detector had a 3 dB angle of 75° , and the collimator supplied by the manufacturer with the detector reduced this only to 50° . |
| 17 | Perry and me have been without it for five days before this only on methadone . |
| 18 | As with all nitrogenous fertilizers that boost leaf growth , use this only in spring and summer when growth is fastest and can respond and absorb the spur . |
| 19 | I say this only in justice to both of you . ’ |
| 20 | And as ag I will , I 'll be returning to this obviously in consideration of Italy and Germany , but it is perhaps worth making this point now . |
| 21 | Still others — few enough in number — advance relentlessly for reasons even they find hard to fathom . |
| 22 | Recordings of gastric electrical control activity made from surface electrodes have been shown to correlate well with mucosal recordings , and this together with improvements in detection methods and their wider availability has led to increased use of surface electrogastrography in the investigation of gastrointestinal symptoms . |
| 23 | A great deal of care has been taken to ensure a fair and accurate description of each hotel and we suggest you consider this together with prices charged when choosing a holiday . |
| 24 | The company facilitated the aggregation of vast sums of capital from numerous small investors and this together with changes in technology and organizational techniques led to a vast expansion in the size of the firm and a reduction in the number of firms operating in any particular industry . |
| 25 | This together with costs incurred in fulfilling catering responsibilities resulted in a sizeable loss , repetition of which is beyond the club 's meagre resources . |
| 26 | And I 've no way of knowing if it 's normal to worry this much about food and weigh yourself this many times a day . |
| 27 | It is this extra sum which the estate is using as a stick against the BMC , in the hope that it will stump up the cash as the estate can not afford to invest this much in climbing . |
| 28 | Many churches , in comparing their giving with previous years , neglect to take this sufficiently into account , thus giving a false picture , which may breed complacency if the church is succeeding in paying its bills . |
| 29 | The Cumberbatch survey produced some other interesting findings , some apparently at odds with the conclusions above . |
| 30 | ‘ I 'm not taking off the table the fact that we keep this constantly under review , ’ he declares , ‘ and when this redraft comes up then we 're going to look at it very carefully . ’ |