Example sentences of "and [noun] [verb] [adv] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I 'm sure we must have enough information and expertise stored on DISC to allow the estimating procedure to become an automatic process . |
| 2 | Press with the thumbs and fingers to scoop up flesh , squeeze gently but firmly , and slowly release . |
| 3 | And Dean set up ATP with backing from RKO , although he was to be rapidly disappointed in his expectation that the company would provide him both with technical expertise and favourable distribution in the US . |
| 4 | ‘ I am responsible , ’ she thought as they sat in the train and Victoria pulled up seat cushions to see what lay beneath them and Jonathon studied a diagram of the rigging on a schooner . |
| 5 | BANYAN , ARTISOFT AND NCR COME OUT TOP IN BUTLER BLOOR 's REPORT ON THE NETWORKING MARKET |
| 6 | Following on earlier work , sample products will be chosen and plants matched in Britain and Germany to clarify how productivity is affected at shop-floor level by differences in types of machinery and workforce skills . |
| 7 | Retailers and manufacturers sought both clarification over what does constitute safe use , and a definition of cling film ( any stretchy film which clings to itself ) . |
| 8 | A long time ago when I was six years old me and Neil went out mise chifing I chut a stown and it naile it a wondow then we ran off then we came to somedody garben then we clad up there tree and shouted fatet . |
| 9 | a change in the departmental structure creating giant super-ministries such as Department of the Environment and the Department of Trade and Industry to suck back decision-taking from the centre ; and the establishment of business-like organizations , such as the Property Services Agency and the Procurement Executive , to secure the better management of large blocks of Whitehall work ; |
| 10 | If your answer is vague ( e.g. ‘ He is always disobedient ’ ) , it is impossible to plan your strategy and tactics to bring about change . |
| 11 | It may be that these differences in proliferative organisation between the skin and oesophagus explain why metaplasia and cancer are relatively rare in response to contact carcinogens in the former but common in the latter epithelium . |
| 12 | The extras huddled in coats between takes and were served frequent meals of chilli con carne , curry and chips to ward off hypothermia . |
| 13 | Senior officers revealed last night that the decision to open fire was taken after relations between Pringle and negotiators deteriorated yesterday morning . |
| 14 | So the nurse said to the sister she said he 's got a bit of jaundice , but they were whispering and Pete said well dad , so mum said no bloody jaundice she said , he , he |
| 15 | In every way possible preachers and troubadours stirred up enthusiasm . |
| 16 | Once there is a recognition that there is room for improvement there comes the task of developing a commitment and determination to bring about change . |
| 17 | Despite the trials of 1830 trouble had continued , particularly in the east , where labourers ' trades unions had met in Lewes , Uckfield , Seaford and Rye to keep up pressure for higher wages , placarding the towns with posters . |
| 18 | I 've worked with them before , you see , ’ he added , in explanation and Teversham had just time to assure him he well understood and would n't himself like to work with anyone else 's squad , before Miss Williams , tears in her eyes , and Francis Morgan , white with distress , bore down on them . |
| 19 | Soon after , he and Sonia moved down south . ’ |
| 20 | Auction houses and buyers argue over compensation |
| 21 | The next race was at Nivelles in Belgium and Emerson took both pole and the race , leading for seventy-seven of the eighty-five laps . |
| 22 | There is no thesis without an antithesis , and polemic called forth counter-polemic , and mockery , counter-mockery , in works by conservative academics , such as George Watson 's Modern Literary Thought , Helen Gardner 's In Defence of the Imagination , and some of the contributions to Reconstructing Literature , a collection of essays edited by Laurence Lerner . |
| 23 | And Mrs gives out brandy though do n't she ? |
| 24 | Witness for instance the use in car manufacture of self-tapping screws rather than nuts and bolts , the use of circlips instead of nuts to secure bolts , or plastic body sections and panels to reduce both body weight and manufacturing costs . |
| 25 | Without an art school training , Romanowski , now in his late 20s , has taught himself the methods of the masters through reproductions in books and paintings hanging on gallery walls . |
| 26 | Say I 'm surprised Ann and Rita have n't sort of did n't |
| 27 | ‘ is different from other interests because it exercises power or influence in two ways — directly through interest groups and structurally because of the crucial role boards and managers exercise over production , investment and employment decisions which shape the economic and political environment within which Governments make policy ’ . |
| 28 | In other words , Cases IV and V cut down Case III . |
| 29 | By the end of the century things had at last begun to change : in 1899 Primitive Methodists agreed a minimum of £100 while Congregationalists and Baptists set aside part of their Twentieth Century Funds for salaries . |
| 30 | Quality and efficiency go firmly hand in hand . |