Example sentences of "[pron] will look at [art] " in BNC.

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1 As a starting point I will look at the left 's critical response to two recent films — Distant Voices , Still Lives ( 1988 ) and A Very British Coup ( 1988 ) .
2 During the second section I will look at the activities that I myself was involved with during my time in post .
3 I will look at the league table in the morning to put it all into perspective .
4 In the next few sections I will look at the characteristics of LE as used by the black community , with respect to vocabulary , grammar and accent .
5 I will look at the terms of that fund to see whether there is anything additional the Government can do , ’ he added .
6 What is needed , say environmentalists , is a complete rethink of transport policy which will look at the long-term effects of transport , not just the short-term solutions .
7 We are , however , in discussion with the Receiver on the formation of a new group , including us , which will look at the possibility of purchase back and the resurrection of the business ’ .
8 Several of the issues just outlined will be given special attention in our last chapter , which will look at the wider horizons opened up for Protestant theology by the ecumenical movement , the encounter with other faiths , and the development of science .
9 Mr. Walker : Tourism is of incredible importance to Wales in bringing in people who will look at the commercial and industrial prospects of Wales and , of course , in providing jobs and opportunities in rural and coastal areas .
10 The person appointed will be an expert in the trade who will look at the sample …
11 To gain an impression of the extent of employee theft , we will look at a study of fiddling and pilferage at a medium-sized factory-production bakery in south-east England , undertaken by Jason Ditton ( 1977 ) .
12 So but nevertheless we will look at a little bit at those peripheral things , but we 're going to concentrate mainly on the design and on the delivery of a presentation so that 's what we want to what we want to look at over the next two days .
13 In English we will look at a wide variety of different kinds of literature : novels , short stories , drama and poetry — you will be expected to read and understand them , and also to try your hand at writing stories and poems .
14 We will look at an information system for a hospital to illustrate this .
15 ( In Section 24.3 we will look at an actual physical system that shows the implications of that statement rather effectively . )
16 We will look at the new Channel in relation to existing television whether broadcast , satellite or cable .
17 Firstly , we will look at the history of delinquency and will refer in some detail to Geoffrey Pearson 's recent study , Hooligan : A history of respectable fears , and his attempt to locate the supposed ‘ golden age ’ of a traditional way of life based on respect for law and order and all forms of authority .
18 Secondly , we will look at the pagan links via the mason 's name for God .
19 We will look at the evidence — such as it is — for each of these explanations .
20 We will look at the permanent situation as well . ’
21 Subsequently , we will look at the behaviour of groups and , finally , we will look at how organizations as collections of individuals behave .
22 Therapist : ‘ What we will do in this first session is an assessment of exactly what 's going on : first we will look at the problems at the moment ; second we will look at background factors such as your family and personal history ; and third we will try to pull it all together and formulate what is going on , and then decide on what the best course of action is .
23 We will look at the details of the exercise in Chapter 8 ; for the moment it is worth noting that the review centred around an analysis of school subjects in terms of skills , concepts , and attitudes ( expressed in terms of aims and objectives ) , and an analysis of the contribution of subjects to the eight areas of experience .
24 We will look at the simple case first and follow it with these more recent arguments .
25 In Chapter 6 we will look at the following related topics :
26 In the next section we will look at the relationship between breadth-first and A* , and a third algorithm , uniform cost , which is also related .
27 In this book we will look at the kinds of things you have to do to respond to each type of question .
28 ( We will look at the answer to this problem later on . )
29 For the remainder of this section we will look at the problems associated with such intervention .
30 Shortly we will look at the role of exchange rates .
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