Example sentences of "[is] [verb] to the " in BNC.
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| 1 | This is the work that will suffer if food aid is redirected to the drought victims — sowing the seeds for a new drought . |
| 2 | The reader 's only remedy is to go to the exhibition . |
| 3 | The next stage is to go to the manufacturers of the machines you thinking of installing and get the plan dimensions of their products . |
| 4 | Mrs Chalker , who is to go to the House of Lords , resumes ministerial responsibilities tomorrow when she travels to Budapest for a meeting of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development . |
| 5 | Next step you would think is to go to the garden centre and look for holly bushes with boy and girl names ? |
| 6 | The famous TV-am sofa is to go to the Museum Of The Moving Image on London 's South Bank , but staff and contributors have been invited to put in sealed bids for everything else . |
| 7 | Now a chief liaison officer is to go to the area to negotiate . |
| 8 | A large amount of the proceeds , ‘ expected to be several thousands of pounds ’ , is to go to the Leonora Children 's Cancer Fund . |
| 9 | The best way to do this is to go to the experts , the people who use the course every day , the teachers and the students . |
| 10 | A GRIEVING family 's plea to be allowed to have a teddy bear carved on their daughter 's gravestone is to go to the Bishop of Chelmsford . |
| 11 | ‘ The traditional British way of doing things in international sporting bodies is to go to the body and put forward a sensible , fair and balanced objective and assume then that everybody will vote for it . |
| 12 | For lunch I intend to go to the Strawberry Duck pub , Entwhistle , Saturday afternoon is free for shopping in Manchester 's Arndale Centre or whatever and for the evening meal the plan is to go to the new Indian take-away which has opened near Castle Irwell — the ‘ Tandoori Cottage ’ . |
| 13 | An exercise you can do to get a picture of the difference between newspapers is to go to the library and read each daily in turn . |
| 14 | He 'll decide that I 've worked that out — that I 'll guess my best bet is to go to the car because he 'll reckon I wo n't go to the car . |
| 15 | They ca n't ever understand that if your desire is to go to the furthest limits of yourself then the actual form your art takes does n't seem important to you . |
| 16 | There are plenty of non-book publishers with ranges very well suited to a general bookshop , and by far the best way to discover just what is available is to go to the gift trade 's International Spring Fair at the NEC , Birmingham from 7th to 11th February and find out for yourselves . |
| 17 | The only recompe the only resource anyone has is to go to the courts , for the courts to decide what the law is at that present moment . |
| 18 | We have put up prize money of £8,000 , all of which is to go to the schools . |
| 19 | On April 26 , Lisa is to go to the Royal College of Music , in London , to take on the best of British players in the national finals . |
| 20 | If she is to go to the Superfinal in Cardiff in May as leading qualifier , she must at least return home with gold and silver from the 50 and 100m freestyle this weekend . |
| 21 | Thus when the chimpanzee , supplied in the laboratory with two boxes and a stick to reach a suspended bunch of bananas , stops leaping up and trying the reach them with its hands and instead puts one box on top of the other , climbs up and dislodges the bananas with the stick , it is using to the full its basic ability to suppress the automatic response — leaping up — in favour of the intelligent one — climbing up and reaching with the stick . |
| 22 | Now some of the schools have asked for this spa , this by the way is belongs to the school . |
| 23 | As each image is essentially composed through the lens , it is adjusted to the ‘ final size ’ by varying the focal lengths in the shooting stage . |
| 24 | More generally , the effectiveness of the production system depends on the way the social system is adjusted to the technical requirements ( Emery and Trist , 1960 ) . |
| 25 | In this case , the terminal is set wide for interactive viewing , and the page size is adjusted to the screen depth automatically . |
| 26 | Both are there but it has no effect on plane polarised light , for instance , like , as if one of them is trying to rotate it to the left by so many degrees and the other one is rotating to the right by the said the amount . |
| 27 | It also means ensuring that any risk inherent in investment advice is explained to the client and clearly understood by him . |
| 28 | Nicholas Dyer is imagined as the builder of Nicholas Hawksmoor 's churches in the East End of London ; the enlightened edifices of a rational Christianity are thereby ascribed to a devil-worshipper , while the name ‘ Hawksmoor ’ is assigned to the Detective Chief Superintendent who , in the later narrative , frets himself into a delirium over a series of stranglings which takes place in the vicinity of the churches . |
| 29 | Within a healthy tradition of Goddess-worship , there is assigned to the Goddess an ambivalence , a sense that left to herself she will be destructive rather than nurturing . |
| 30 | Once a team of ministers is assigned to the Northern Ireland Office over the weekend , an early meeting of the Anglo-Irish Conference will take place . |