Example sentences of "[conj] [noun pl] [prep] [adj] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | By contrast , ‘ moral collapse ’ or synonyms for such a phrase rarely find their way into the accounts of the period provided by ‘ liberal-historians ’ . |
| 2 | Jarvis informs the public that to provide one 's relatives or friends with such a container would bring peace of mind . |
| 3 | ( 3 ) In determining the value , under paragraph ( 1 ) , of an action which is brought by more than one plaintiff or applicant regard shall be had to the aggregate of the expectations or interests of all the plaintiffs or applicants . |
| 4 | All Nora could say was that funds in all the banks were exhausted and their known outgoings over the next four weeks exceeded their best estimate of income three-fold . |
| 5 | With close to 100 entries , there were more Dexters than entries in all the other dairy breeds added together at the show . |
| 6 | Although versions of all the papers in the collection have been published elsewhere ( but not always in English ) , they are cited here in these easily available versions except where the date or other details of the original publications are particularly relevant . |
| 7 | If personal relationships counted for a great deal more than structures in such a world , nobility and kinship gave a man claims on royal favour ; and the most influential men — the holders of the key household offices , for instance — were those with special Königsnähe . |
| 8 | ‘ What with your fantastic chestnut hair , beautiful eyes and skin , not to mention a figure that curves in all the right places , it was a foregone conclusion that some egotistical snake would chance his arm before too long . ’ |
| 9 | In Paragraph one oh nine , and one ten , th , I do actually draw your attention to two areas , though I think that members amongst all the issues that we have to deal with erm , to bear in mind in particular , and indeed the first one , probably the most important , in the sense of the longer term financial indications to reduce the extension of it is , limits that are being imposed upon local government generally , and of course here in Lincolnshire in particularly , in particular . |
| 10 | This suggests that axons within such a bundle recognise one another using molecular cues and as such its relevance may be quite general . |
| 11 | The supposition that Theunis — or maybe his father — invented the name Krankoor shortly before emigrating comes from the fact that no surviving Krankoors , nor records of such a family , have come to light in Holland ; two Crankos live in The Hague but they are recent arrivals from South Africa . |
| 12 | It is worth pointing out that advocates of such a curriculum do not see knowledge as inert and impersonal but as something which can deeply affect the way an individual thinks , behaves and views the world . |
| 13 | This implied ‘ that employees of such a national service should receive a fair and adequate wage , and that , in broad terms , the railwayman should be in no worse case than his colleague in a comparable industry ’ ( Cameron 1955 : 6 ) . |
| 14 | Instead information is being collected on the background and activities of all the members of a number of the quasi-groups who make up the core fans . |
| 15 | Michael Mansfield , QC , for Kennedy , submitted that the nature of the defence , involving an allegation that a police officer killed Mr Quinn , made the whereabouts and activities of all the police working in and from the station that night important . |
| 16 | He 's also after cheats and maps for all the games in the Dizzy Collection … any takers ? |
| 17 | The throne is of very solid wood , carved with symbols and sigils of all the major powers of Chaos and Evil . |
| 18 | Flamenco at its most heart stoppingly authentic ’ The Guardian Dancers and musicians with all the romance , power , heat and rhythm of Spain . |
| 19 | This sad state of affairs may be attributed to feckless parents or to a society which projects its standards and values in such an ambivalent way . |
| 20 | Treaty , is entitled to require of a national of another member state who wishes to operate a fishing vessel flying its flag and , in particular , can it stipulate , as the Act of 1988 does , that all the owners and operators of such a vessel and 75 per cent . |
| 21 | Re-constituted in 1979 , with a clerk provided by NACRO and administrative expenses funded by a grant from a charitable trust , MPs and peers from all the main political parties met to discuss current issues of criminal justice policy and practice . |
| 22 | To Catholics , and indeed most Christians , there is one sin that stands head and shoulders above all the rest , and that is sex — thinking about it , and in this case , writing about it . |
| 23 | For instance , we can picture the meaning of a word as a pattern of affinities and disaffinities with all the other words in the language with which it is capable of contrasting semantic relations in grammatical contexts . |
| 24 | The closer the revolutionaries came to immediate issues and tactics in such a context , the greater the strain in reconciling internationalism and nationalism . |
| 25 | The room is darkened and the ghost appears in a sheet and waves to all the children before disappearing again . |
| 26 | A unique reference tool it shows clearly the shapes and styles of all the items included and illustrates the terms used to describe them . |
| 27 | Then Fif 's mandroids pushed their way through , and in the melee I managed to scuttle on hands and knees among all the legs before getting up and getting myself and my aching face away from there . |
| 28 | I obtained the names and addresses of all the next-of-kin . |
| 29 | Any withdrawals or xerox applications on books and magazines that might worry us , and we 'll have a straight printout of the names and addresses of all the applicants . |
| 30 | Her act comprises chart covers and songs by all the popular stars . |