Example sentences of "a [adv] [vb base] [noun] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 She wore a loosely cut silk dress in vibrant tropical colours , mainly greens , which set off her wild halo of rusty-red hair , tanned skin and generous dappling of freckles .
2 A badly run panel interview will alienate the very people it is hoping to recruit as highly qualified and confident candidates are more than likely to be antagonized by a poor interview situation .
3 Eleven children were excluded because of severe problems in the operated ear , which was treated by insertion of a long stay Goode type tympanostomy tube instead of a Shepard tube .
4 D. For a long time South West England has been remote from the main population of England .
5 Questions set by the computer , which then supplies the answer for checking purposes after a randomly set time delay , seem to have a powerful motivating effect and are but one example of the effectiveness of the computer 's simulating the random elements which the pupil experiences in everyday life and work .
6 This marked the only occasion when a sequel won a Best Picture Academy Award and led to an ill-advised third instalment in 1991 .
7 With inadequate communications between UN units , rudimentary command and control structures , governments interpreting the UN resolution in different ways , relief supplies being administered through a totally separate UN agency , and the Vance-Owen initiative developing at another level altogether , it is hardly surprising that the international effort can appear confused .
8 Category one was won by Airlie Anderson with a storming 144 , second place was taken by a nearly fit Neil Cooper with D. Jones coming in third .
9 While Montgomerie radiated confidence and respect for the course , it was a typically down-beat Sandy Lyle who prepared to re-acquaint himself with the course where he made his U.S. Open debut in 1980 .
10 ‘ For me , they 're just really distinctive — a London crew with a really phat funk sound , ’ says Lavelle .
11 Over half of all patients developed a clinically import nt complication in the first 100 operations ( 52% ) ; this figure has now fallen to 25% in the last 68 operations .
12 ‘ Noisy Music ’ is n't the exercise in sirens and backfiring juggernauts the title suggests , but instead is an excellent slice of rare-groove instrumental dance music at a fast rap/slow house tempo .
13 Some cultural universals can be observed from the work of A H Maslow , who hypothesised a hierarchy of needs , whereby the satisfaction of a lower need will result in its being replaced by a higher need .
14 The Rank Teaching Centre , a voluntarily run leg ulcer clinic in Battersea , London , has taught over 26 000 nurses and doctors .
15 The children at school mercilessly bully Elenya , her aunt keeps her skivvying day and night , she yearns for her missing father and her best friend Sidney , a podgily dim Iago Wynn Jones , is eventually forced to abandon her .
16 A US$800,000,000 trade protocol for 1990 between Jordan and Iraq signed on Dec. 28 , 1989 , represented a reduction from a previously set target figure of US$900,000,000 .
17 A beautifully cut bone nut carries the strings over to the ‘ one-under ’ layout of the four Pedulla/Gotoh machines .
18 There was Philippa Mannering looking avid in a beautifully cut check suit and a brown beret at a rakish angle .
19 Mick Jagger turned up at his daughter 's art exhibition in a beautifully cut silk jacket .
20 Although back variants of /a/ appear to be diffusing historically and laterally ( through the low-status inner-city communities ) in a linguistically order manner parallel to the processes affecting /Ε/,; the mechanism of diffusion upwards ( socially ) through the community is quite different .
21 The focus of the social worker is on the ‘ client system ’ , which may either be a tight knit family system , or a more loosely structured family network , or an informal care network .
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