Example sentences of "[adj] saw the [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 This saw the common Interest as something other than the sum of , or compromise between , a diversity of group interests .
2 Some saw the previous day as the most moving , others thought the silence after shut-down back at base to be terminal .
3 Some saw the irrational spectre of money illusion lurking menacingly in the wings .
4 1834 saw the legal end to this practice ( at least in theory ) when Edwin Chadwick drafted , and Parliament passed , the Poor Law Amendment Act .
5 1842 saw the Poor Law Board 's Report on the Sanitary Conditions of the Labouring Population , and also the foundation of the magazine , The Builder , edited by George Godwin and devoted to housing and sanitary reform .
6 As a result , bonfire night 1991 saw the lowest accident figures for 20 years .
7 1991 saw the first time that the Open School was able to run a summer holiday programme which culminated in the performance of dance , music and drama work done by the children .
8 A conference at Lancaster House in August 1979 saw the British government make concession after concession to the Black nationalists .
9 MONDAY September 7 saw the last flying Vulcan formatting with an RAF Hercules over Stamford , Lincs .
10 Armistice day 1921 saw the first poppy day appeal , sponsored by the British Legion .
11 ONLY five games attracted crowds bigger than 20,000 , the highest being at Old Trafford where 33,287 saw the goalless draw with QPR .
12 The year 1917 saw the Russian Revolution and they have just had another one .
13 The Agua Caliente Handicap at Tanforan , Mexico , in March 1932 saw the last racecourse appearance of a horse who was beyond dispute one of the greatest horses that ever raced — Phar Lap .
14 The establishment of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in 1976 saw the final re-unification of a country that had been divided since the late 19th century , first by French colonialism , and subsequently by , inter alia , international politics .
15 The war brought , however , a number of naval victories and 1740 saw the first performance of Rule Britannia , which soon acquired the status of a second national anthem .
16 However , many saw the 1962 Commonwealth Immigrants Act as ending ‘ the ‘ Mother Country ’ hallucination' ( Kapo 1981 ) .
17 We have all seen , with a sense of sickening horror , the graphic television pictures of the shelling of Dubrovnik , and we all saw the appalling scene of devastation when Vukovar fell .
18 Cathy is the daughter of local Magistrate Harry Hall and the wedding party all saw the funny side of it .
19 You should of all saw the last Synod papers received this .
20 Lightning whip-cracked across the reception windows again — and in the brief instant that the windows were illuminated by the flash , they all saw the monstrous shape beyond .
21 If one works back from the sixteenth-century evidence , one is left with a strong impression that the years after 1450 saw the greatest pressure of enclosures .
22 In all the antics to which our honourable member would resort to secure the publicity and the popularity needed under the STV to get himself re-elected he would be contributing to the personalization and the trivialization of politics of which the eighties saw the deplorable example set in high places .
23 1986 saw the sad end of the regular Fred Olsen Line cruises to Madeira and the Canary Islands .
24 On the second day after she first saw the white gleam she saw it again in the same place .
25 When animal welfare officers first saw the ten year old gelding Sunset Court he had been reduced to skinand bone .
26 The mid-Sixties saw the celebrated mini-skirt , and again share prices rose .
27 1982 saw the first publication of the autumn statement , which can be taken to refer to both the publication and the Chancellor 's oral statement ( see Economic Progress Report 153 , HM Treasury , January 1983 ) .
28 Sept. 28 saw the simultaneous release of two of the most notorious prisoners , Robert McBride and Barend Strydom .
29 April 28 saw the spectacular arrival of Sainsbury 's the Magazine .
30 Incomes policy had been applied more rigorously in the state sector there too , and the winter of 1969–70 saw the novel spectacle of group after group of public sector workers rejecting settlements negotiated by their leaderships .
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