Example sentences of "[adj] in [art] [noun pl] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Those who misinterpret this in the interests of encouraging a ‘ leap of faith ’ also ignore the fact that Jesus still invited him to touch and see , unnecessary as it was . |
| 2 | It is less than this in the teeth from hen harrier pellets , less in fact than for the kestrel , but the type of digestion is similar . |
| 3 | Bones in pellets are protected for some time ( see discussions on this in the sections on trampling and weathering , above ) , but in wet conditions or in water the pellets disintegrate and the bones they contain are dispersed ( Korth , 1979 ) . |
| 4 | I read reports of food shortages in the countryside , though there was no clue as to this in the windows of the truly excellent restaurants . |
| 5 | There is much debate about this in the bars of Condom , the historic centre of armagnac production . |
| 6 | Regrettably I have rarely seen this in the practices of arts teachers , even those who have expressed this as a crucial attribute of their work . |
| 7 | for It was no good my making a list before I came down because I just had n't seen anything like this in the Marks in Norwich . |
| 8 | The university teacher in Britain , thinking of producing a tape-slide sequence to explain a particular concept or process to his students , may well need only to consider , with a production assistant , the learning objectives , the structure of the process to be considered , the best ways to exemplify this in the photographs to be taken , the graphics to design , and the commentary to write , and then turn it all over to the producer to put into effect , with his guidelines and help . |
| 9 | There is abundant evidence of this in the writings of William Cobbett , who observes well the results of a process without clearly understanding the causes . |
| 10 | He made Joynson-Hicks ( good on penal reform but illiberal on all else ) Home Secretary , and thus firmly launched the Home Office , which had been different in the days of Harcourt , Asquith and Churchill , upon a course of dour obscurantism from which it took three or four decades to recover . |
| 11 | No significant differences were evident among the different clinical groups for arousal states A or B. Mean basal UOS pressure was not significantly different in the patients with neurological deficit compared with the neurologically normal children . |
| 12 | Nor is the connection between improvements in health and feminism clear in the lives of individuals ; large numbers of active middle class feminists were also chronic invalids . |
| 13 | panel recommended an increase in expenditure on this item of work next year , an increase in one point six million pounds to two million pounds , we ca n't say categorically that , that will happen until we 've had our allocations both sanctions borrowing for , for next year , it is a wish of interest of hands make clear in the comments on appendix A in this paper against the figure of one points being aroused that the |
| 14 | The elections of December 1965 and March 1967 had confirmed what had been clear in the elections of 1962 : that his political base was , in fact , partisan rather than truly national . |
| 15 | The continuation of inequality is still clear in the fields of income , housing , wealth , and employment but most of all in the protestant — loyalist alliance 's embargo on the minority ever holding political office . |
| 16 | Through merging and going bust , the number of independent banks fell from 13,400 in the mid-1960s to 12,700 in 1980 and to the 10,000 today . |
| 17 | Almost as he spoke they heard a crashing in the bushes at the top of the ridge above them . |
| 18 | Supposedly grown-up people that believe human beings can not practise safe sex and contraception , or that it is right to deny a 14-year-old girl who has been raped an abortion because it would be morally wrong in the eyes of God , are not living in the real world . |
| 19 | Divorce is wrong in the eyes of God ! ’ |
| 20 | ‘ You know it 's wrong in the eyes of the world , do n't you ? |
| 21 | Whatever went wrong in the years of Mary 's personal rule , therefore , simply can not be explained by inherited weakness ; her problems have nothing to do with insecure monarchy and overmighty subjects . |
| 22 | The importance of investment in the enhancement of skills and knowledge in the workplace is foremost in the plans of the Trust through its focus on Commerce and Industry and its strong connection with the Chamber movement . |
| 23 | STEVE DAVIS fought back brilliantly to beat old adversary Jimmy White 9-5 in the quarter-finals of the Coalite World Matchplay in Doncaster last night . |
| 24 | It is grown very high in the foothills of the Himalayas and has a light grapy flavour , although I find it can become slightly acidic if brewed for too long . |
| 25 | The concavity beneath the hip-bone reminded him of a little valley high in the hills of Tuscany or Sicily , bare , smooth and satisfying . |
| 26 | A good example is the Derbyshire surname Bagshaw or Bagshawe , which is derived from a minor placename near Chapel en le Frith , high in the hills of the Peak District . |
| 27 | Wharton 's autobiography ranks high in the annals of psychopathology . |
| 28 | And a cave we shall pass on our trip today , high in the cliffs on the southernmost point — Ghar Hasan . |
| 29 | He said he was worried about the crops , and he was worried about Sigarup still high in the mountains with the sheep . |
| 30 | High in the mountains around Los Alamos , Paula , Drew and Karen had a party in a little restaurant . |