Example sentences of "of [noun] made [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | A pair of Messerschmitts made a strafing attack on St. Paul 's Bay where a Sunderland flyingboat and the Loire 130 were slightly damaged at their moorings . |
| 2 | Whereas the holders of the former view of physics made a strong distinction between arts and science , the holders of the latter view saw affinity between arts and science . |
| 3 | One special case in which the influence of Islam made an important cultural contribution to the development of temporal concepts in Europe concerns music . |
| 4 | This was operated by a series of huge lifts at either end , and horses , carts , and thousands of Glaswegians made the daily descent into the Stygian depths beneath the cold waters of the Clyde . |
| 5 | The political realities of the division of Korea made the Korean people appreciate all the more the value of the assistance provided by the Soviet Union : |
| 6 | On June 6 President Traore of Mali made a brief visit to Nouakchott and held talks with Taya on issues relating to the dispute with Senegal . |
| 7 | Greg leaned forward conspiratorially , as if one touch of malice made the whole world kin . |
| 8 | The Controller of Audit made a special report to the commission in October 1991 on deposits the local authority made with BCCI . |
| 9 | The old agrarian basis of the economy survived well into the Georgian era but the enormous growth of population made a new form of local society unavoidable and the Enclosure Award of 1766 put the final seal of approval on changes that had long been underway . |
| 10 | Whether or not people had actually used a particular type of credit made a little difference to their overall attitude to its costliness . |
| 11 | As in the Patiño sale , decorative works of art made a strong showing . |
| 12 | Earlier , the unseeded Masur of Australia made the most of a second life at the Open by mowing down Sweden 's Magnus Larsson in straight sets . |
| 13 | But a neck of lamb made an excellent cawl and a knuckle of pork was cheap and nutritious . |
| 14 | The burdens of reconstruction made the late 1940s and 1950s particularly inappropriate for a policy of grandeur , whereas by 1958 , when de Gaulle returned to power , France was in a much better position to afford Gaullist ambition . |
| 15 | The Secretary of State made a particular point about the health service budget . |
| 16 | Ex parte Handscomb was a case involving a discretionary life sentence , and on 23 July 1987 the Secretary of State made a further policy statement explaining some modifications to the procedure . |
| 17 | When the Secretary of State made the equivalent announcement a year ago , I congratulated him on his promotion to the Cabinet . |
| 18 | But any display of his wry sense of humour made the brave BBC man wince with pain at the agonising stitches in his stomach . |
| 19 | Delays in the announcing of results made the final results unclear , but the trend indicated a decisive rejection of President Carlos Andrés Pérez . |
| 20 | His sudden talk of alibis made the whole thing sound serious . |
| 21 | The Peace Ballot and the East Fulham by-election suggested a strong sentiment against war but few established politicians were prepared to argue that the rise of fascism made a future war probable . |
| 22 | Outgoing governor Lord ( formerly Sir David ) Wilson of Tillyorn made a six-day farewell visit to China on June 7-12 . |
| 23 | When the Archbishop of Canterbury made a strong statement last autumn on this subject , voicing his concern for our reckless disregard for nature , The Times ran an editorial entitled ‘ The Greening of the Archbishop ’ . |
| 24 | The outlawed Archbishop of Canterbury made a successful appeal to the Pope , who at once denounced all those who had taken it upon themselves , without papal advice or authority , to outlaw an archbishop . |
| 25 | Between 1210 and 1215 John of Wales made a new compilation out of Gilbert and Alan 's work ( which came , therefore , to be called the Compilatio Secunda , though in fact it followed the Compilatio Tertia ) and in 1216 came the last private collection of the reign , the Compilatio Quarta of John the Teuton . |
| 26 | The cotton weavers of Lancashire made a similar point in 1799 when claiming that piece rates had been more than halved since 1792 . |
| 27 | Gradually the typhus fever left Lowood , but the number of deaths made the public aware of the poor conditions in which the pupils lived . |
| 28 | This absence of a continuous sense of time made an exact computation of past centuries extremely difficult , particularly because of co-regencies , parallel reigns and fictitious reigns . |
| 29 | The appearance of the first , and then the second , editions of Romans made a considerable and widespread impression . |