Example sentences of "[Wh adv] [adv] a [noun] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Do you know how much a cat pelt is worth in some parts of Europe ? ’
2 They called on the unwell clergyman Mr Riddoch , and again finding the conversation wanting — the poor man was unable to tell Johnson how much a university education cost at Aberdeen — the couple resisted all invitations to supper .
3 How about a second pudim Molotov ? ’ he suggested .
4 As to how far a licensing board is entitled to impose conditions before sanctioning an alteration , seeR .
5 Asking ‘ how far a Music Hall programme may be held to encourage lawlessness ’ , one observer considered that the types of song in currency ‘ could never have been written if the loafer , the liar , the drunkard , the thief , and the sensualist had been regarded as subjects unfit to be glorified in song ’ .
6 Another TV graduate was Ken Loach , whose UA-financed Kes ( 1969 ) , about a deprived schoolboy who finds some meaning to his life by befriending a kestrel , is a remarkable indicator of how far a Hollywood studio could be persuaded to go in looking for sellable films after the pop bubble had collapsed .
7 As a social group they could record both gains and losses from war , and there has been some debate among historians about how far a balance sheet can be struck for the country as a whole , whether England gained or lost from its military operations .
8 The election manifestos of the Conservative and Labour parties fundamentally disagree about how well a market economy works .
9 He described Iona as ‘ a very thin place where only a tissue paper separates the material from the spiritual realm ’ .
10 However once a record deal is signed the value of good management becomes obvious .
11 Postgraduate special subject courses — However deep a conversion course may go there will always be a need for summer schools and for taught masters courses which investigate a narrower subject to the full depth of current knowledge and seek to probe even deeper .
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