Example sentences of "[coord] [adj] [noun] [noun] [pers pn] " in BNC.
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| 1 | On new American or European subject areas it works very poorly . ’ |
| 2 | If a group of these took off and penetrated Israeli or allied air defences they could each wreak more destruction — with chemicals or high-explosives — than a flock of Scuds . |
| 3 | Whether you are a novice or advanced computer user you will find programs and information that will be of use day after day , and at affordable prices . |
| 4 | Whether you are a novice or advanced computer user you will find programs and information that will be of use day after day , and at affordable prices . |
| 5 | Now whether we would find in our strate if we were to have a strategic sites policy erm whether there 's an issue there that it might let in as it were too much of that kind of land use and not enough of the manufacturing or proper office kind I think is worth kicking around the table . |
| 6 | If you are exporting , we can process quickly and efficiently any sterling or foreign currency payments you may receive from overseas customers . |
| 7 | For example , if you left because of a poor relationship with your boss or poor work performance it is going to put a lot of doubts in the mind of the interviewer if you come straight out with it . |
| 8 | As for Monsieur Blondel , from the eight solo or small ensemble parts he sang in Lully 's ballets up to 1670 , it is apparent that he was a tenor . |
| 9 | We 've just finished the first round of waivers for people receiving the Home Care Service , and the criteria that I was giving you reflected those , and so when you get your letter , if you feel that you 've got particular financial problems or particular family situations we should take into account , erm then do get in touch with us and we 'll process it and we 'll set out a procedure for you in the letter that we send . |
| 10 | In granting assistance the Commissioner will always indicate the extent of that assistance-for example , up to which particular stage in any current or prospective court proceedings it will be available . |
| 11 | National reflections currently focus upon the need for college to be ‘ responsive ’ in order to ensure that individuals can gain access to the curriculum ‘ regardless of any disability or special learning need they may have ’ ( FEU 1990 : 11 ) . |
| 12 | It 's nice to know that our goldfish will potentially be hardy but as actual or potential goldfish keepers we are primarily concerned with establishing conditions in which our fish will actually flourish . |
| 13 | In competition for new investment , hotels and ferries came way behind the main business and these two potentially successful concerns were not getting the management or main board attention they deserved . |
| 14 | From the dependence and normal justification theses it is but a short step to the pre-emption thesis . |
| 15 | The most highly-centralized and coherent terrorist organization they created was the ‘ People 's Will ’ formed in 1879 . |
| 16 | Among the weird and wacky weather facts he has accumulated over the years : IN the severe winter of 1814 the Thames froze over for nine weeks . |
| 17 | b ) Maintain as high a standard of instrument flying as you can , and be thoroughly familiar with each type of aircraft and associated flight procedures you fly so that mental conflict is less likely to occur . |
| 18 | From the 1968 Health Services and Public Health Act they have had the powers to promote the welfare of old people . |
| 19 | With Brian Kirkland and Colin Matthews ' 35 years combined experience in the aviation insurance business and over 2,000 hours at private and commercial pilot level it is clear that you are dealing with people who know the business from both sides . |
| 20 | The network of health and social work support she had enjoyed fell away , but she led a full life and drove her own car , though she still lived with her parents . |
| 21 | Under tax and social security law they are normally regarded as dependent employees , but under labour law most are regarded as self-employed . |
| 22 | They have no use until the board reaches planing speed , and for novices and light wind sailing they are best removed . |
| 23 | In fairness to this young and skilful Victorians side they just did n't count yesterday as Randalstown were a class apart . |
| 24 | If these levels are not well-separated the transistor T2 switches on and off at a very high frequency , causing interference with adjacent equipment and additional iron losses it , the motor . |
| 25 | On Saturday evening and early Sunday morning I packed two bags , the new suitcase from England and a softer holdall bought in Toronto . |
| 26 | But unlike her Conservative and Liberal Democrat opponents she 's been excluded from the centenary dinner at the Town 's football club tonight . |
| 27 | To assess the impact of pervasive and consensual television news we can correlate trends in television news content and trends in overall public perceptions . |
| 28 | The papers paid attention to the detail of the knives and sawn-off shot guns he used to threaten and wound his victims , the hood he used to disguise his appearance , his ‘ lair ’ and other related aspects of how he managed to get away with his exploits . |
| 29 | It now seems resigned to abandoning further developments on the proprietary Quatro range and 680X0-based Targon systems it inherited from the Nixdorf side of the business , as well as its mid-range Intel-based MX line , in favour of the Mips-based RM Unix products . |
| 30 | Red and white check dress she had on and a big red sweatshirt with Scotts Park on the front . |