Example sentences of "[adj] [adj] [noun sg] a [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Students are selected to take part in the four regional finals which involve preparing the menu in cook-offs , and from each regional final a student team is selected for the grand final . |
| 2 | I should n't bother I should just carry on chucking a bit on here and there same as everybody does , I ca n't see many buggers go for that bloody eight pound a bag . |
| 3 | In normal character-printing mode a program sends instructions to the printer to print a character string in a form such as PRINT ‘ ( message ) ’ and the printer hardware selects the appropriate dot patterns for each of the characters in the character string ‘ ( message ) ’ . |
| 4 | I says yo you go out to your flipping eleven pound a week |
| 5 | Erm but you 're talking fifty eight pound a day |
| 6 | Fifty eight pound a day . |
| 7 | Adenauer 's other achievement was to build up a personal relationship with Charles de Gaulle which made possible a Franco-German rapprochement of real depth and made the European Economic Community a reality . |
| 8 | It 's marvellous that it should be that way and and good that it should be that way too because you know the air waves seem to be full of very noisy songs at the moment that that jar a lot of people . |
| 9 | ‘ Religious objections , if you can call that superstitious rubbish a religion . |
| 10 | Might I ask the right hon. Gentleman a question about which I gave notice to his office earlier this morning ? |
| 11 | Might it not also be possible to find the right hon. Gentleman a researcher who can at least draft a simple apology ? |
| 12 | About eight or 10 chief constables are not asking for an increase in police forces for next year — — and I shall be glad to send the right hon. Gentleman a list . |
| 13 | But the soldiers thought it was great altogether to be near to Tara , and began to talk about getting up a party to go along and take a look , because would n't it be the finest old inspiration a man could have to see the Bright Palace again . |
| 14 | The University has been allocated from the European Social Fund a number of training grants tenable on the following full-time postgraduate courses : |
| 15 | In this broad extent a number of influences are apparent from the domed churches of Périgord with their Byzantine inspiration to the richly coloured buildings in volcanic materials in the Auvergne . |
| 16 | Three hundred and forty eight pound a month mortgage on that little house . |
| 17 | Anything that is a cause , then , is in this clear sense a power , a power to produce an effect . |
| 18 | Juliet visualised him standing in Sister 's office , his soft brown eyes concerned and tender , his curly brown hair a bit ruffled , a smile at the corner of his mouth . |
| 19 | At about three-fifteen this afternoon a group of five men congregated in the Mudchute , a park in the Cubitt Town area . |
| 20 | But as I argued earlier , there is in every social scientific theory a component which Schumpeter called ‘ vision ’ , but which could also be described as the background ideas in a paradigm , that is influential in determining the focus of attention and the choice of central issues for analysis . |
| 21 | From at least 1805 , therefore , there existed within the French foreign ministry a bureau which collected details of foreign armies and navies and their movements . |
| 22 | The exchange may take this multilateral system a step further and contract with individual traders , as well as the member firms that employ them . |
| 23 | The details of this are complex and will not be discussed here ; it is enough to give an account of this so-called fideicommissum a debitore relictum in the context of indirect words . |
| 24 | Named after the mansion in Wuthering Heights , this is a desolate agricultural commune run by Jimmy Ahmed , back from London , where he has been in some vague way a celebrity . |
| 25 | Chestvale was a subsidiary of UPH and by this simple device a tax saving of almost £300,000 was made . |
| 26 | Most people visit the town to ride on the Pichi Richi Railway a service operated through the Flinders Ranges by a veteran steam locomotive known as the " Coffee Pot " . |
| 27 | To this annual cost a multiplier appropriate to other forms of continuing future expense should be applied . |
| 28 | It was not so much the kite design , rather , the principle of moving the centre of lift as the lines were pulled that made this early application a forecast of today 's steering methods . |
| 29 | It also cost the German central bank a guarantee of a fixed future rate of conversion of dollars into marks . |
| 30 | Mr you see various people are giving evidence , and Mr wants to ask the right person , certain questions , namely the person who er devised those words and er you are er somebody in a very important position er and er he 's trying to get it from you , and as he 's pointed out to you a company ca n't sit down and produce in some corporate way a phrase someone or two human beings or more have got to do it and he wants to know if you can help us er who , who that was , that 's , that 's all you see , he does n't want to ask you about it , no doubt er , er in the same way as he 'd want to ask a person that actually devised a word , d' ya see ? |