Example sentences of "[noun sg] be [art] long [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 They find their thinking and decision-making dominated by market and resource considerations which in their scale and complexity are a long way indeed from the traditional concept of primary headship ( Audit Commission 1991 ) .
2 Another section is equipped for charging and testing cells , while at the side is a long cell-washing shed containing four large washing tanks , acid mixing troughs , etc .
3 The result is a long list of small , but nonetheless useful improvements such as file compression and ‘ internationalisation modules ’ that enable one user to see NetWare prompts in English , while another on the same server sees them in French or Spanish .
4 Granddad 's a long way away , he 's on holiday .
5 as you 'd expect , the big attraction is the nightlife and the main drag is a long procession of bars .
6 Where a key is a long number , consisting perhaps of ten digits , but we only have 8000 records and hence need only to allocate 10 000 storage positions , we could use the last four digits of the key as a storage address .
7 Next term 's a long term as well .
8 A macromolecule is a long string , or polymer , formed of a series of similar building blocks ; these building blocks are themselves metabolites .
9 But on a spring day in the late 1700s , toil was a long way from John Binks ' mind .
10 Practice was a long way from the standard understanding of the concept of budgets based on explicit workloads and levels of activity .
11 In fact I thought the whole fairy-palace effect was a long way over the top and painfully unoriginal .
12 A Ford spokesman said he believed industrial action was a long way off .
13 In total contrast to this ancient village is the long stretch of beach , nightlife , bars and bodegas , all of which add up to make a holiday in Mojacar a most memorable and enjoyable one .
14 The car 's broken down and in this rural part of Wiltshire … help is a long way away .
15 An essential piece of equipment is a long spirit level which you use to ensure that your frame is horizontal — do not rely on lining it up with the floor or ceiling of the room .
16 MOTHERWELL Civic Hall is a long way from Las Vegas , but when Gary Jacobs defends his Commonwealth welterweight title there tonight against Donovan Boucher , the Canadian champion , he will be aiming to take the international spotlight from old stagers like Lloyd Honeyghan and Kirkland Laing .
17 That question is a long way from municipal theatres .
18 The cause of the crash was a long way from BCCI 's original aim of becoming a bank for Muslims which would link the developing world and transfer wealth from the west to the Third World .
19 So the hound was a long way behind him when he began to run .
20 Druid 's Bottom was a long way below them : a doll 's house with tall chimneys , tucked in a fold of the valley as if in the crook of an elbow .
21 The old Lords ' Act was a long time a-dying ; and non-traders were still unable to claim the benefits of bankruptcy open to traders .
22 HOPES that the Highlands and Islands could be in line for a huge European Community aid package are a long way from being fulfilled , according to the Highland Regional Council official masterminding the area 's campaign for so-called Objective One economic status .
23 If you study textbooks or correlation charts , such as those produced by the Geological Society of America and the Geological Society of London , you come inevitably to the conclusion that the stratigraphical column in any one place is a long record of sedimentation with occasional gaps .
24 The mini is a long way from what 's considered to be the first jukebox ; the Edison Phonograph .
25 This tool is a long way from the cheapest heat guns .
26 ‘ This match is a long way from being over . ’
27 RNA is a long molecule made up of hundreds of bases of four types A , U , G , and C. RNA is made on a template of —
28 To the right was the long pool , still , intensely black , its surface like a mirror .
29 The most beautiful song of the evening was a long lament , a Bedouin song about a desert journey from Siwa on the Libyan borders to the Nile .
30 Swindon police would like to see a day when just a handful of officers turn out on match day , but their undercover operations suggest that day is a long way away .
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