Example sentences of "[coord] [det] [vb base] [prep] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | In the kinds of society which anthropologists usually study , where kinship links of one kind or another ramify throughout the individual 's social world , this contrast is often explicit . |
| 2 | Now those companies that have built their own operating system ( and around 60% or more do in the real-time area ) can retain their investment and buy into the new operating system as the company reckons it can emulate any existing operating system . |
| 3 | Some people go in the legs and some go in the head . |
| 4 | Sutton 's writings are difficult to identify and to date , and some have in the past been confused with writings of Thomas Aquinas . |
| 5 | ‘ And some wear on the elbows . ’ |
| 6 | Where , for example , the child has sufficient understanding to give instructions to his solicitor and these conflict with the instructions of the guardian , the child will prevail . |
| 7 | This in turn demands an exploration of a variety of forces that have shaped and constructed ‘ modern sexuality ’ , and these range from the familial and extra-familial forces that shape sexual and gender orientation at the level of the individual , to the social and industrial transformations that have altered class relations . |
| 8 | ‘ In our relatively small classes , lifetime bonds of friendship and mutual trust are formed , and these contribute to the loyalty of our members to their Institute and the profession . |
| 9 | Philosophy deals with conceptual difficulties , and these arise in the working out of quite detailed and specific ideas , as well as of wider ones . |
| 10 | From the centre of the plant flower buds develop , and these grow to the water surface and blossom . |
| 11 | S. Gimignano , near Siena , is the outstanding instance where a number of towers still survive and these date from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries . |
| 12 | What persuades Quine , however , is not that his examples are so convincing but that he knows that there must be some examples , and these look like the best candidates . |
| 13 | The obverse of money market advances is money market deposits , and these work in the same way . |
| 14 | The details on how the transaction should proceed are set out in the text , and these deal with the situation from the moment new instructions are given : the ticking of the relevant boxes on the " fixtures , fittings and contents " form and " property information " form ; dealing with any additional enquiries ; signing the contract in readiness for exchange of contracts ; proceeding to sign the transfer in order to conclude the transaction , and redeeming any outstanding mortgage . |
| 15 | Oak is the most commonly used wood for smoking meat in the UK but other varieties are also used and all contribute to the final flavour of the ham . |
| 16 | And the I suppose they expected to whirl round like that and all go into the er the the boxes . |
| 17 | The hard struggles to realize democracy , against the entrenched interests of birth and wealth ; the deprecation of democracy as the rule of " the mob " or " the rabble " ; the conviction that the poor , or working men , have no competence in politics ; the uneasy coexistence of political equality with social and economic inequality ; the linking of the struggle for democracy with the struggle for freedom of speech and equality before the law ; the dependence of democracy upon a communal sense of identity — all these are found in the Greek experience , and all recur in the modern evolution of democracy and the debate it generated . |
| 18 | The result was that on 20 January 1975 Harold Wilson 's Government , to the dismay of the French , formally cancelled the project and all work on the tunnel stopped . |
| 19 | The occupations open to a man were , by our standards , exceedingly few , and those open to a woman narrower still . |
| 20 | A and B were liable on a joint and several guarantee to a bank for the account of a company . |
| 21 | His book of songs and madrigals has similarities in style with the Songs of Sundrie Kindes ( 1604 ) by Thomas Greaves [ q.v. ] , and both end with a group of five-part madrigals . |
| 22 | Both types of bird nest deep in caves where little or no light penetrates , and both navigate through the blackness using echoes from their own vocal clicks . |
| 23 | BOTH these books deal with the question of whether low-level exposure to lead has important effects on behaviour and intelligence , and both come to a rather positive conclusion . |
| 24 | If both or either is impaired then so is this capacity , and both depend upon the psychological capacities of the agent plus the recognition of other members of the moral and political community . |
| 25 | There are two broad aspects to this and both bear on the relation of seats in the Commons to votes in the country . |
| 26 | When he gets to the event and discovers that the people there are friendly , interesting and pleasant company — and most belong to the same political party — he will begin to think . |
| 27 | Many gardeners plant up colourful tubs , window boxes and baskets for the summer , but few arrange for a similarly splendid winter and spring display . |
| 28 | I confess to not immediately grasping one reason for the cathedral 's decline ( ’ Pigeons can be kept off the facade by netting but few sink into the porous marble ’ ) . |
| 29 | But some depend on a specific view of science , notably that there are objective and timeless laws at work and that normative considerations are to be excluded . |
| 30 | Some are difficult to grow under cultivation because of their natural habitat 's different climatic , soil or aspect requirements , but some grow like the weeds they often are in their native land . |