Example sentences of "[verb] [verb] [adj] a [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ Fortunately , the unification of East Germany and West Germany has given Celtic a late entry into Europe . |
| 2 | His 1923 review of Ulysses ends by stating that a combination of psychology , ethnology , and Frazer 's Golden Bough has made possible a new method of artistic construction . |
| 3 | ( Smith 1982 : 5 ) This shift in official church policy has made possible a greater integration of religious and secular values and also the move from legitimisation of the existing social structures towards the promotion of greater equality . |
| 4 | of total inward investment by the United States and Japan in the European Community has made possible a diversified economic base , particularly in manufacturing in the north . |
| 5 | But the boom in hymn publishing has made available a great variety of material , from Roman Catholic , Free Church and Lutheran sources amongst many others . |
| 6 | Another factor is the rapid development of integrated circuit technology , which has made available a wide range of circuit functions at attractive prices , so that it is even realistic to assess the potential advantages of microprocessor.based control . |
| 7 | He actually had the ball in the net in the first half : City were playing a very boring offside game , Whelan thought he 'd got free a few yards inside the city half , but with Coton bearing down on him , he was judged offside . |
| 8 | But you 've got to know shallow a wider range . |
| 9 | I believe that many visitors would like to have available a short paper about the early history to enable them to derive greater enjoyment from their stay and I hope those who want to know more will be stimulated to consult the Inventory . |
| 10 | Then Des and I went to the wine selling party at and at you know made great a great effort and we did very well . |
| 11 | Then the figure spoke again , and Jim 's heart leapt like he would never have thought possible a few nights earlier , as he recognised the nasal drawl of the red-neck trucker called Jube . |
| 12 | Linguistic ability can not be measured directly , but only via elicitation procedures which attempt to make visible a certain aspect of a child 's language . |
| 13 | Increased oil revenues in 1990 [ see p. 38071 ] accounting for a rise in foreign exchange allotments for several industries , were reported to have made possible a three-fold increase in car production , announced by the Ministry of Heavy Industries on Aug. 6 . |
| 14 | The conditional projections made in 1969 by David Butler and Donald Stokes about the differential fertility — death rates between the social classes , combined with the transmission of political loyalties from parents to children — appeared to make Labour a natural majority party . |
| 15 | On June 13 ETA members had shot dead a retired army colonel , José Lasanta Martínez , ( 74 ) in the town of San Sebastián . |
| 16 | For all his shortcomings Largo Caballero was the only political figure with sufficient standing on the left to have any chance of harnessing the revolution to the cause of victory ; his advocacy of ‘ Workers ’ Alliance' between 1934 and 1936 had helped to dissipate some of the mutual antagonism which had previously soured his relations with the CNT , while his role as the ‘ Spanish Lenin' during 1936 had made possible a close relationship with the Spanish Communist Party . |
| 17 | It had become obvious a few years back that this was a problem for Britain . |
| 18 | Pages that had seemed worthless a few days before were now pored over , in the hope that they 'd yield some clue , encoded in the fanciful excesses of Chant 's idiosyncratic and ill-punctuated prose , that would lead him to some fresh comprehension of the times and their movers . |
| 19 | Security Council resolution passed declaring stable a No-Go Area . |