Example sentences of "it had [adj] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 It had blunt little claws on its stubby hands .
2 In addition , it had nine nursing homes , representing 737 beds , under construction .
3 It had tall dark trees on each side , with rhododendron bushes behind , then at the end of the drive some great big steps and a massive oak front door .
4 The result edged Liverpool into ninth place , 11 points behind leaders Norwich , but it had great personal significance for Souness .
5 It was adjacent to Saint Cloud , but it was of manageable proportions and it had great romantic charm .
6 But it had great sentimental value . ’
7 By 1880 this was more and more a matter of Great Russian chauvinism within the boundaries of the Russian Empire , and tsarist imperialism abroad , but it had great sentimental appeal among Slavs living under non-Slav rulers who were encouraged by it to look to this ‘ big brother ’ .
8 After the war , ‘ unfilled ’ vinyl was used because it had much less surface noise , and a few sets of unfilled vinyl 78s were made for early hi-fi buffs .
9 It had that rustic look which only many years of weathering can attain .
10 It had sixty-three local branches and its pensioners numbered eighty-eight .
11 Within a few years it had 200 local groups , had organized the first London rally against nuclear power ( in 1977 ) , and had effectively intervened in the debate about British nuclear policy .
12 It had five broken ribs and a cracked skull , and it was brain-damaged for life . ’
13 The bed looked neat , smooth and austere , and the books on the table beside it had dark sober covers and were obviously devotional books and anthologies of poetry .
14 A man who could and would talk the hind legs back on to an injured donkey , provided it had decent proletarian credentials .
15 The health-care task force , which is due to deliver its report to the president any day now , has outdone all previous committees on every imaginable measure : size ( it had 500 full-time members and innumerable hangers-on ) , complexity ( it was divided into 15 ‘ cluster groups ’ and 34 working groups ) , rigour ( the heads of the working-groups are now having their work reassessed by ‘ auditors ’ and ‘ contrarians ’ ) ; and , not least , ambition .
16 It had minimal busted furniture , yellow walls and a gas fire .
17 It had superb black markings as precise and perfect as a Bewick wood engraving running down its spine ; lighter , more downy plumage covered its chest .
18 In circular form , with a surmounting cupola , it had four adjacent apses , each with a semi-circular roofing .
19 Use a little star to indicate which is the asymmetric centre which kiral centre and all it means is that if you were to dra , if you had a a kiral molecule in other words , it had four different groups attached to it what it means is that it and it 's mirror image , this is the way you actually draw it and answer the questions you draw you draw it as if there was a mirror image .
20 By 1891–95 it had average total deposits of £83 m. — an average individual deposit of £14.75 .
21 It had strange obtuse teeth , he thought it was part of an old church clock .
22 It had six million viewers and it 's by far the most popular thing I 've done , but I do think it was watched by all types and ages of people . ’
23 In an explicit warning to Israel , Saddam Hussein said in a radio broadcast on April 2 that Iraq had no need of nuclear weapons , since it had binary chemical weapons capable of destroying " half of Israel " in the event of an Israeli attack .
24 The conclusions of one other major research was that it had substantial social implication of personal family in community lives so these papers were discussed in great detail .
25 It had substantial parliamentary support as the deputation of 28th July showed .
26 And we went to the one next to it and it had all naked women in it .
27 Beyond this , it had little economic importance and did not function as a multilateral institution in any proper sense of the term .
28 The DUP was formed with the intention of increasing the non-evangelical element in the movement , but it had little initial success in broadening the recruiting base .
29 The BF on the other hand was named after the new Italian experiment in 1923 , even though it had little direct knowledge of the aims and ideas of Mussolini .
30 This hydrogen device was more powerful and ‘ dirtier ’ ( it had greater radioactive fallout ) .
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