Example sentences of "[conj] [adv] from [noun sg] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Still , if you knew the pressure on beds here during the Festival you would be glad not to be in a tent in the gardens — often the fate of the young I do not , however , anticipate being away , as I can not really afford to be ( either literally £££ ) or away from job search which gets daily more depressing .
2 Called Living , Loving and Ageing , it costs £4.95 and is available from most bookshops or directly from Age Concern .
3 I am thinking , for example , of the city of Belfast and other urban areas throughout Northern Ireland which in the past year have suffered more than ever from air pollution .
4 In his notable achievement , Gavin discovered that apart from surface tension ( already known ) other components were also responsible for the remarkable adhesion , namely viscosity in wet adhesion , and that each pad was gently peeled away when movement occured .
5 It was the presence of a disciplined , united and ideologically-sound Marxist party to lead the working class towards revolution and away from trade-union reformism which , ultimately , set it apart .
6 Erm , the rest of this money would be used part to fund additional workers in er minority ethnic community groups , children 's groups the community service strong support with housing officers in dealing with housing management problems and a a and possibly from community radio among others .
7 From an attitude that is greedy for possessions , and particularly from house price inflation , which has put the price of houses beyond the reach of many young couples starting out on their life together , contributing directly to homelessness , and which has its root in the increased demand for homes from family breakdown .
8 ‘ Rather than creating a chasm between purchasers and providers , we need to build bridges across the gap and enable people to move backwards and forwards from care management to service management , ’ she says .
9 Note 1.2.3 One other thing 1.2.2 does for us is to prove that Z can contain only one subset N with the properties listed in axiom P. ( If M is a subset of Z satisfying P then either 1 or -1 belongs to M. It follows from 1.2.2 that unc and then from axiom P(ii) that , in any case , 1 ε M. Similarly 1 ε N and hence
10 In most southern counties wives earned increasingly poorly and casually from day work in agriculture , especially where arable farming was the dominant or developing form .
11 Using anti-env antiserum as the second layer , specific NIP.BSA-binding activity was detected in supernatants from pooled pNIPenv psi2 clones ( titre 10 3 G418 t.u. /ml ) and from clone psi2-NIPenv5 , but not from clone psi2-NIPenv1 or pooled psi2-DCNeo clones ( titre 10 3 G418 t.u. /ml ) .
12 The phrase ‘ likely to be injurious or offensive ’ , would seem to indicate that ‘ all practicable measures ’ should be taken to protect employees , not only from toxic odorants , by reducing them to their TLVs , or below , but also from odour nuisance .
13 ‘ Money for the trips came partly from ourselves and our families , but also from fund raising by Aisling 's school and the general public .
14 On Singer/Superba machines , stitches are not transferred from side to side , but instead from back bed to front bed .
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