Example sentences of "[art] [noun] and the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | In both conventional , terrestrial over-the-air broadcasting and , more broadly , in telecommunications , the state monopoly was grounded in legislation extending back to 1837 ; the need to police the air-waves and the limited capacity of the spectrum were used in its justification . |
| 2 | East India Dock is now er , virtually fully utilized printing the Basildon papers in the daytime and the Financial Times at night and the Observer on Saturday night and we 've got high hopes of getting the contract to print the Japanese er , European edition of the Japanese daily and that , that will fill the morning slot so that really will be er , great utilization of , of that er installation . |
| 3 | Next day , January 17th 1912 , they found the tent and the Norwegian flag . |
| 4 | I think I made half the record with the Firebird and the other half with the Lazer . |
| 5 | Reversals have , so far as is known , been taking place throughout geological time , and the evidence of these reversals is stored up in the magnetic fabrics of the rocks of both the continents and the oceanic crust . |
| 6 | The inner game approach rests on the belief that the correct technique can and does develop naturally and painlessly given the opportunity and the right environment . |
| 7 | The reasons put forward by the majority and the dissenting member are equally convincing . |
| 8 | The announcement was made at a seminar for coaches , organised by the SCU and the Scottish Sports Council 's Teamsport Cricket co-ordinator , Iain Kennedy , held in Dundee last weekend at which the former England team manager , Mickey Stewart , was present . |
| 9 | Klemperer was actually present at the rehearsals and the first performance of the Mahler in Prague in 1908 , and thus his interpretation can lay claim to some element of authenticity . |
| 10 | In a trice the Wolverines and the other four Scout squads were outside with their Sergeants , and scattering in different directions . |
| 11 | The A M A clause which has been included now in many of the contracts and the tender documents was a clear demonstration of the work done between the front bench , Walworth Road and the local government trade unions . |
| 12 | It was a memorable tour by the Pakistanis and the bottom line must be the magnificent spectacle of cricket they provided for all who watched them . |
| 13 | In order to show this Marx explains the simultaneous growth of both the ideology and the social system of capitalism . |
| 14 | Demant 's own chapter would have been all the more attractive to Eliot because of its wide-ranging view which combined the primitive and the sophisticated . |
| 15 | She is interested in the primitive and the raw , both culturally and emotionally , but is endlessly discriminating about the tenacious way in which cultural forms , from cookery to high literature and music , establish themselves and persist . |
| 16 | The core of the system is the boiler and the hot water storage cylinder , linked by flow and return pipework known as the primary circuit . |
| 17 | This piece of verbal jugglery was invented as a ready response to the increasingly common question as to why after so many billions and so many decades of effort by the experts and the international development set , the gap between the rich and poor was widening and the number of destitute people had increased to nearly a billion . |
| 18 | In the late 1980s a direct communications link was established between the SES and the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation to enable Singapore investors to diversify their portfolios to include both US and European stocks . |
| 19 | The COPEI and the MAS on Feb. 24 declined Pérez 's request to the secretaries-general of all main opposition parties to join a " political cabinet " of ministers without portfolio to draft policies for the next two years of government . |
| 20 | From that moral swamp emerged the Creature with the Beard and the Big Cigar . |
| 21 | When you understand the complexity and the long-lived nature of the rainforests , you can begin to appreciate the size of the tragedy that is unfolding . |
| 22 | The industrial offensive against the trade unions in the early years of the 1890s was ‘ most successful against the dockers , the seamen and the casual trades ’ but all the New Unions lost heavily in membership . |
| 23 | Kelly and Sear cast doubt on the theories underpinning the computer forecasts , and suggest that the biggest effect of a volcano on the weather occurs when there is still a lot of dust in the veil and the sulphuric acid droplets have also started to build up . |
| 24 | Here was the Acropolis , which had dominated the city since the second millennium BC , and older than Judaic Jerusalem ( King David 's city ) by 500 years ; the Agora , the civic centre , formerly situated between the Acropolis and the main gate to the city ; both being crowned by the remains of the Parthenon , that geometric and architectural treasure widely copied — from Birmingham , England , to Nashville , Tennessee . |
| 25 | ‘ That is the only possible explanation for the steady supply to newspapers and authors of this information that can only put more pressure on the prince and the Royal Family . |
| 26 | Place all three cakes on top of each other , with the largest at the base and the smallest on top . |
| 27 | Almost certainly in my view the statue belongs to the base and the two were the source of that story and of Pliny 's apparently garbled family tree . |
| 28 | In full face the nose was revealed as a little too wide and flattened at the base and the dark eyes , which when he was animated took on a fierce , almost manic gleam , in repose were pools of puzzled endurance . |
| 29 | In 1836 , the Bill now having been passed , he suggested to Gladstone that there ought to be more enfranchisement to cure the effects of it ; if the pyramid were extended at the base and the lower classes given some power , this would counter the preponderance of the manufacturers . |
| 30 | The point of this myth is that the base and the elevated , the profane and the sacred are intimately related , depend on excluding each other for their self-definition . |