Example sentences of "[vb base] [adv prt] [to-vb] [art] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The programmer may choose a long-distance view of the whole execution space of a program , a reduced view as an AND/OR tree , or zoom in to see the details of a single call . |
| 2 | Instead the guitar rules , and rock musicians flock in to share the vibe . |
| 3 | Claire , Mark and Babur head off to find a car rental place . |
| 4 | Build up to form a frame for the russet chrysanthemums |
| 5 | If we consider sources of stress as ‘ stressors ’ which build up to form a number of pressures , then it becomes possible to identify where stress is coming from and what it can ultimately lead us to . |
| 6 | At the last minute , enough congressmen rally round to get the package through the House of Representatives : not because they believe in it , but because Mr Clinton has made them an offer they can not refuse , or worse , because they pity him . |
| 7 | You walk on to climb the slopes of Bulkeley Hill from where you head for the village of Bickerton and on the heathland of Bickerton Hill . |
| 8 | Or , among much robust , dark furniture , the zuzulu , a wooden settle part of whose back let down to make a table . |
| 9 | The other buses were either spread out in their running time or cut down to form the evening frequency which was less than what it was during the peak time and so I , you know , I 'd , I 'd left it at then , when I went in the forces then , he carried on . |
| 10 | I am by no means certain , however , he is right because , if he is right , the silence of the Act as to whether applications can be made ex parte or inter partes — which means , in my judgment , they could be either in appropriate circumstances — has been by the Rules cut down to deprive a party from being able to make an ex parte application . |
| 11 | It 's mostly chipboard based , but I did buy an old 60s wardrobe quite cheaply which I cut up to make a computer work station . |
| 12 | I had to reverse , climb up to retrieve the runner and cross the wall for a third time . |
| 13 | Two brick arches put up to channel the waters of an underground river have been uncovered for the first time in nearly two hundred years . |
| 14 | And er they had a surveyor gang checking all the lines in the tunnel that the surveyors put up to keep the men driving the right tunnel it should n't go p one past the other . |
| 15 | We 'd move one 60/70 metres then have a ‘ rest ’ walk back to collect the other . |
| 16 | I plug in the short-wave radio and tune it to the radio-microphone , then I leave the receiver on the table and walk out to stick the bug on the inside of the front door . |
| 17 | I was let out between eight and half-past in the morning , locked back in at dinner time , let out to do the washing up and scrub the kitchen floor in the afternoon , and then locked up again . |
| 18 | After it 's been dished out the paymasters ride on to take the pay to the men cutting down the forest . |
| 19 | Then explore Graigueconna , make a brief tour of Bushey Park House and gardens and hasten on to watch the sun beyond the grandiose setting of Powerscourt . |
| 20 | Other ways we find bands include : ( a ) being recognized in the industry as a company that is worth approaching ( managers with new artists drop in to play a tape to me or any of the other A&R people ) ; ( b ) demo tapes ( they all get heard eventually , but to get your tape picked out of the pile for special attention is difficult ) ; ( c ) seeing them play live on the London circuit . |
| 21 | Why should n't he , if he wanted to , drop in to have a chat with the landlord ? |
| 22 | Durham City meet Middlesbrough at Hollow Drift in another noon kick off to accommodate the France v England international . |
| 23 | Lift up the ball valve arm as high as it will go , and tie up to prevent the cistern refilling . |
| 24 | When we stroll past the front of the van I peep up to check the reaction , and I guess that the two cops hunched inside see these two anxious faces glancing nervously , and they decide it is n't worth climbing out the van for , and I reckon that if I was them I too would lock the doors and stay inside . |
| 25 | 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 . |
| 26 | Indeed some of us think we now know what bankers in the republic felt like , if you stand up to make a speech the matter has moved on before you sit down again but I must tell you of the next major problem . |
| 27 | The undersides link up to form an arch while the uppersides are cut to appear as pierced circles . |
| 28 | Market-leading local insurers , known for their commitment to SWISS LIFE 's high standards , link up to form the world 's largest and most efficient insurance Network . |
| 29 | Up above , the Falcons know the plan ; jump ; freefall and link up to make a circle . |
| 30 | After around a quarter of a mile , look back to see the outline of a Romano-British settlement . |