Example sentences of "[verb] [adj] from [art] [num ord] " in BNC.
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| 1 | He look different from the last time me and him were mates cos he 's got older . |
| 2 | And he is convinced his side , leading 4-2 from the first leg , can hit Liverpool on the break to claim a vital away goal . |
| 3 | West Indies needed eight from the last five overs with two wickets left , to match the home side 's 140 for nine , but were denied by Hansie Cronje and Meyrick Pringle . |
| 4 | Maps in great quantity and superb detail become available from the sixteenth century onwards , and detailed estate records of the seventeenth , eighteenth and nineteenth centuries aid discussion of changing estate structure and policies which is impossible in earlier times . |
| 5 | Only a blessing from a deity the victim devoutly follows , expending a Fate Point , or a Dispel Magic from a 4th level Wizard , will allow the amulet to be removed . |
| 6 | Coventry , who have not won in the three matches Regis has missed with a calf-muscle injury , trail 3-1 from the first leg , but Drinkell was optimistic , saying : ‘ It 's not irretrievable . |
| 7 | That left 13 from the last ; Lamb struck a two and a four , and then Walsh sent down a dreadful ball that shot through for four leg-side wides . |
| 8 | Trailing two-nil from the first leg , they levelled the scores and then beat Torquay with four goals from the penalty spot at the end of extra time . |
| 9 | Yorkshire wanted 145 from the last 20 overs and they seemed to have lost their way when Sachin Tendulkar needlessly ran himself out and Richard Blakey cut a hard catch to Trump . |