Example sentences of "[noun sg] [prep] a [noun sg] no " in BNC.

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1 What Marslen-Wilson and Tyler propose is that at the onset of a word no reduction of the cohort by context has occurred , and that initial reduction of cohort size depends solely upon sensory input , not context .
2 North of Clachan Bridge it has remained as a clear bench on either side of a strait no wider than an average English lowland river .
3 She was able to act as a reconciling agent in a way no one could ever have foreseen .
4 I mean er some of our chaps are earning thousand pound plus a week no trouble at all .
5 Some are so high that they enable their makers to detect the presence of a wire no thicker than a human hair stretched across their flyway .
6 Save for the tinnitus of a Walkman no noise came from the group , no foot-tapping or nudging , no jokes , flirts or smiles .
7 He then states that he would rather not exist than live to have to serve and be in awe of a man no better than himself .
8 Entries must be on a postcard or the back of an envelope no bigger than 5in × 6in .
9 She had a beautiful singing voice , played the tambourine in an unusual way , had a " nice uniform cape in a style no one had ever seen before " , and an accent that drew immediate attention .
10 With a text on a word-processor no one version is final , any version can be altered without a trace .
11 In the space of a week no fewer than five North Harbour players of various stature announced they were leaving for substantial playing-working contracts in Japan , ranging from two to three years .
12 The party was a success in a way no quick-lunch counter could have been — but you will have got my drift by now .
13 Almost completely rubbed away in places , the lines twined round the bowl like a knot no one could untie .
14 The nuclear lobby 's case is based on the UK 's commitment to stabilising carbon dioxide emissions by the end of the century at a level no higher than in 1990 .
15 The solar wind loses its identity in the interstellar medium at a distance no less than that of the outer planets .
16 Two heating ranges are available , 8°C above ambient to 100°C , or 8°C above ambient to 200°C , with each range fitted with a direct reading platinum resistance controller to ensure and maintain any selected temperature with a fluctuation no greater than 0.1°C .
17 The Borders form a region with a population no larger than many English and some Scottish districts .
18 It is also very preparation for climbing , since balance and swing are crucial , especially when you have to swing up six feet and balance on a ledge no wider than a fingernail … . and as for amateur dramatics — you should see some of our training sessions !
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