Example sentences of "[noun] [adv] produced a [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Their innings , though , was marked by a wonderful display from Gooch , his thirty-sixth attempt finally produced a Test century , and it was very much worth waiting for .
2 The Governors ' Unit serviced by the Education Department also produced a news-sheet which contained updates on government and LEA reports and initiatives , and offered lists of issues for consideration .
3 Denudation chronology also produced a number of debates which centred not only on the existence of surfaces of a particular number , which was not readily resolved by trend surface analysis , but also on the mode of development of planation surfaces and the significance of earth movement in influencing the denudation chronology .
4 Checking or correcting is another procedure not usually engaged in unless directed to , but discussion of methods often produced a correction to the original wrong answer .
5 Stand-in keeper Trevor Matthewson immediately produced a penalty save from Jimmy Quinn , but it was not enough to save the Blues .
6 A letter to the branch manager only produced a restatement of the charging terms .
7 Gina often produced a cake from the pocket of her useful jacket .
8 At the back of the hotel the army suddenly produced a generator designed to penetrate the deepest slumber and then added a searchlight which they shone , lighting up not only the surrounding countryside in their search for Red Brigade terrorists , but our hotel rooms as well .
9 Objectors also produced a map showing where objectors lived .
10 As the hon. Gentleman knows , the Government recently produced a progress report on the first year following the White Paper which shows , on a wide variety of fronts , considerable progress on environmental matters .
11 Did you know that knitwear designer Roz Kellett recently produced a collection of six machine knit patterns for summer tops which would be ideal for a late break in the sun ?
12 She ruffled the child 's hair and with a look of surprise suddenly produced a jelly-baby .
13 Mr Chance argued that a sustainable UK coal industry needs the financial support of opencast coal , which last year alone produced a profit of £171 million for the British Coal Corporation and , over the past 50 years , has contributed less than £3.7 billion in profits .
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