Example sentences of "[noun sg] [was/were] [adv prt] of [art] " in BNC.
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1 | It is clear that if the Hohenzollern candidature were out of the way , peace would be assured . |
2 | Looking at the tangle of bushes on either side , she soon realised that to make a thorough search of the undergrowth was out of the question . |
3 | It is a relatively small basement room , so a large imposing piece was out of the question . |
4 | Yet a return to the ordinary relations between a templestate and the Seleucid sovereign was out of the question . |
5 | Both Panic and the FRY Internal Affairs Minister Pavle Bulatovic were out of the capital . |
6 | Watching the flames shoot up the chimney , he told himself firmly that marriage was out of the question . |
7 | This meant a slightly longer , but more pleasant , train journey to London ; and it presented no problems about staying up in the evening , whereas with my school duties lunch was out of the question . |
8 | Work was out of the question , she could not think about it ; she did not dare go to the tower , she felt she had damaged something : loose talk means hubris . |
9 | My next thought , since saving my life 's work was out of the question , was for a pair of underpants in the probable event that I would shortly find myself in public . |
10 | At the same time she knew escape was out of the question . |
11 | When eight artists relied to : ‘ Why have there been no great women artists ? ’ in Art News in January 1971 ( including Elaine de Kooning , Rosemarie Castoro , Lynda Benglis , Sleanor Antin ) the cat was out of the bag in the United States . |
12 | Diana then knew that divorce was out of the question . |
13 | Divorce was out of the question , because of her religious convictions . |
14 | A caddie was out of the question and a golf cart , her usual helpmate , would not be allowed on the coarse until later on . |
15 | To try to leave the surface of the planet was out of the question . |
16 | Annie was only too glad to cope with the clothes while her husband was out of the way . |
17 | The bacon and the cheese had all been transferred to the room-sized storage refrigerator behind the shop , and while her husband was out of the way Rennie Hamilton loaded all the groceries into the canvas bag and did a quick addition on the list and noted the amount on the end of the growing column in the credit book . |
18 | An independent structure for the organisation was out of the question . |
19 | This proposal to establish a council which would in effect supervise the government of the realm while the king was overseas was the clearest echo of the Ordinances , though with the crucial difference that it was to function only as long as the king was out of the realm : it was not the intention of the commons to subject the king permanently to conciliar restraint . |
20 | The government was determined to avoid confrontation with any Great Power over peripheral areas where significant economic development was out of the question . |
21 | As soon as my father was out of the way she became a holy terror . |
22 | In the 17C this area was out of the jurisdiction of the town and was solely in the hands of the Knights of Malta , an honour which dates from the 12C . |
23 | The forwards ' support of the ball-carrier was out of the top drawer . |
24 | Conventional adoption was out of the question . |
25 | Adoption was out of the question in this country I think in Grampian region there was four babies for |
26 | To say that my first game of the new season was out of the ordinary would be a massive understatement — never in 25 seasons of refereeing have I had to learn and interpret 19 law changes and then get to apply them first time up in a game in France between two clubs from England and Scotland ! |
27 | When she knew her daughter was out of the room , and still with the poker in her hand , Peggy took a step towards him , saying , ‘ Well , that should be enough for you , should n't it ? enough proof . |
28 | A big peak was out of the question ; it was a little too late , a little too wet and miserable . |
29 | To frighten off these visions , and because further sleep was out of the question , he went downstairs to make some tea . |
30 | Sleep was out of the question now . |