Example sentences of "all [verb] [prep] [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 The structure of the development or construction company will affect the nature of the feasibility study , depending on whether the functions of funding , construction and marketing are all undertaken by one company or are subdivided between several different companies .
2 he said is cleaned cos it all goes in that pump thing
3 As Zukin shows in her excellent study of the conversion of old New York factory buildings into up-market flats , deindustrialisation , the flow of capital into property and the rapid emergence of a status-seeking middle class all combine with each other in the New York version of gentrification .
4 A second Abridgement was published in 1741 and others followed in 1748 and 1754 , all consisting of three octavo volumes .
5 We all lived in this sty , just off Wimbledon Hill .
6 But once pounds and deutschmarks and francs and lira were all competing against each other in every high street , their exchange rates would always reflect what each currency could actually buy .
7 After the arrest of Chatichai and Arthit the coup was swift and bloodless and caused little disruption in Bangkok where the key installations were all placed under military control .
8 ‘ No-one at all got off that train except me ? ’
9 Unlike children , very old people do not have common ‘ norms of development ’ which can be used as quite a precise yardstick in the appraisals we all make of each other .
10 Pe , if you have n't heard , you 've all heard of amniotic fluid , put that then .
11 There were 7 such centres in England in 1988 , all catering for primary age children ( DES , 1988 , Table A1 ) .
12 The most outstanding collection of faience from the Minoan period is the one that was found in the Temple Repositories in the West Wing at Knossos , where cult vases , plaques , and the famous Snake Goddess statuettes were all treated in this way .
13 They all agreed on one thing , however .
14 We 're all fascinated by this kind of stuff if we 're honest . ’
15 The first team to all sit on one chair .
16 so they all sit in yonder tree
17 So when yo you get a list of the file , you do a file retrieve , they 're all listed in alphabetical order .
18 Nevertheless I share the doubts of Lord Donaldson of Lymington M.R. whether Lord Scarman was intending to mean that the parents of a ‘ Gillick competent ’ child had no right at all to consent to medical treatment of the child as opposed to no exclusive right to such consent .
19 Elf Aquitaine , Air France , Renault , Rhone Poulenc and UAP are all regarded as prime privatisation candidates .
20 All mesmerized by this folly , he wrote , all the Goldbergs and McGrindles , the Mosses and Baiocchis , the Honeymen and McGoughs .
21 To varying degrees we all suffer from restricted vision .
22 People who live near noisy factories , close to flight paths near airports , and in the proximity of busy motorways , all suffer from excessive noise by night and day .
23 It was the closest of calls , and what the book enthrallingly brings out is how much it all depended on this handful of enthusiasts to preserve an enclave unique in London .
24 Next morning the spring flowers were all hidden under deep snow .
25 The it comes straight from the coa from the er mines and it 's it 's sent through chutes on these merry-go-round railways that go slow and they stop over this and then it 's all pulverized with heavy steel balls into powder and coal and into the furnaces it 's just blown in .
26 And there 's always the informality about these course , we 're all addressed on christian name terms , all speakers prefer it that way and of course we like to address you christian name terms when we know you .
27 Carson , although not after all included in this body , became First Lord of the Admiralty .
28 So too did religious books , with new books from our many friends at ‘ 121 ’ and good old ones from the libraries of several retired Ministers all contributing to this success .
29 All located on two lane roads when no bike has .
30 Is it adequate at all to try in this fashion to interpret religion as a means to an end , and to define that end in progressive humanistic terms as having to do with the elevation and betterment of human society ?
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