Example sentences of "[noun pl] [adv] use [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Brooke-Rose attempts rather to use old material in new ways . |
2 | Unfortunately , as always seems to be the case , the area in question falls across two adjoining maps and the only way to check the theory is to join the two maps together using double-sided Sellotape . |
3 | These walkers usually use small hotels and ‘ b&b ; 's but this new development would encourage more development in Aviemore . |
4 | Oriental rugs always use natural fibres , and any rug containing synthetic material will invariably have been machine made . |
5 | Magpies also use marginal plants to watch for fish . |
6 | Many animals also use polarised light to find their way . |
7 | Combination strategies of this kind were extremely rare among the ten-year-olds , only one of the 24 subjects typically using this approach . |
8 | Manufacturers often use distinctive emblems or images to make their products easily-identifiable . |
9 | Despite all these advances in tanning technology , the seams and stitches of a boot may still allow water to penetrate , though some manufacturers now use non-wicking thread . |
10 | In many places it is being used just to overthrow the nomenklatura and there are even cases where new careerists just use Civic Forum to win positions for themselves . |
11 | The Australians often use this grape combination , but they would be hard put to equal this quality for £4.65 . |
12 | Rats and mice even use ultrasonic echoes to determine distances and sizes of objects in the dark — this is one of the reasons why they squeak . |
13 | Rich countries increasingly use foreign aid as a lever to promote political pluralism and individual freedoms . |
14 | The coded time signals are available in Japan , Europe and the United States , though the watch can not be used in America at present because broadcasts there use different codes . |
15 | Hearers actually use this unclarity as a clue to the speaker 's intentions . |
16 | ‘ It should speed up the whole process and save money for companies currently using outside computer services , ’ said , project manager for Management Information Services at Courtaulds Coatings Inc . |
17 | McClellan 's system has been used successfully as the foundation for provision at his former authority of Tottenham Public Libraries , and a handful of authorities still use those ideas today in modified form . |
18 | Even up to the present day some composers still use this conflict of tonalities as one of their technical resources . |
19 | In longer pieces composers often use varied keys , so as to have a more chromatic language at their disposal and to avoid the stagnation of using only a limited selection of notes . |
20 | FLOWER ESSENCES A Method discovered 30 years ago to use wild flower essences to heal through the emotions . |
21 | Maybe this is a consequence of the recession , maybe the growing influence of the chains , but I should encourage all booksellers actively to use this conference to help shape the agenda for the industry on which we all depend . |
22 | Some birds also use low-frequency sound signals for territorial , sexual and other social communications . |
23 | It would be one thing if all pork went up in price , but if European producers still use old methods , they will undercut farmers here . |
24 | He suggests that the ‘ unfamiliar ’ release sites of pigeons may in fact be familiar , and the pigeons home using remembered landmarks and home cues ( whether visual , auditory , olfactory , or magnetic ) . |
25 | Secondary school forecasts also use these sources together with information from current primary school rolls and data on the recent patterns of movement between local primary and secondary schools . |
26 | Police officers often use racialist language ( among themselves ) for effect , but it is the more casual and automatic use of such language that is the most telling … racialist language is quite commonly used over the personal radio . |
27 | Acromegaly patients generally use three octreotide injections daily , usually given before breakfast in the morning ( 8:00 ) , afternoon ( 16:00 ) , and late in the evening ( 24:00 ) . |
28 | These recommendations are supported by the results of several studies showing that practitioners generally use unrestricted access to diagnostic radiology responsibly and with discrimination . |
29 | Some hippies still use hard drugs , and there is alarm that these might spread further into the community . |
30 | ( Note that in some cases sequential files also use this format . |