Example sentences of "all [noun] [prep] [art] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 His two children , aged 18 months and seven months , were sleeping eight feet from the explosion , but were saved from injury by the bomb-proofing and reinforced glass that all VIPs in the province get in their homes .
2 And earlier , in the noblest of all defences of the freedom of the press , Milton had protested :
3 This is established as the language of academic discourse in all disciplines throughout the world .
4 All debts for the purpose of entitlement to interest under this section rank equally , ie preferential debts do not have preferential rights to interest .
5 The group projects a version of the formal om-nicompetence of all solicitors as a device for generating trust from the public which is used to making its own judgement of other occupations .
6 An Appetiser Stand , Cherry & Lemon Dispenser and Ice Cutting Tongs are all part of a range of bar accessories from Mitchell & Cooper .
7 It is all part of a revolution in quality in Britain .
8 It 's all part of a plan to cut down on the quantity of rubbish being taken to already overflowing landfill sites .
9 It 's a as I say , it 's all part of a times table .
10 It 's all part of a recruiting campaign by the Glorious Glosters .
11 You see , children , this is all part of a BBC plan which you will come to know as CISSI ( the Corporation 's Intention to deal Sensitively with Serious Issues ) .
12 This is all part of a trend away from the narrow specialization of the past and towards the offering of a wider and wider range of services .
13 Perhaps , he thought to himself , this was all part of a plot worked up by Dr Ali .
14 Acts like DonE , the Escofferys , Ray Simpson , D'Influence and Nu Colours are all part of a wave of new British soul about to enter the mainstream with major backing .
15 For them it is all part of a culture and religion which must be tolerated .
16 It 's all part of a craze for driving high-speed all-terrain vehicles .
17 Experts believe it is all part of a wartime spirit of looking on the bright side .
18 It 's all part of a commitment by Central to subtitle as many programmes as possible and has been welcomed by campaigners for an improved service for the deaf and hard of hearing .
19 Thus emphasis on reminiscence sensitively developed ( Coleman , 1986 ) and oral history are all part of a recognition that by listening to the memories and past experience of an elderly person we are validating the unique worth of that individual , the contribution made to society .
20 They 're all part of a project to encourage interest in technology in the classroom .
21 This is all part of a search for incongruity which is a characteristic of enforcement behaviour in general ( Rock , 1973a:177–9 ; Sacks , 1972 ) .
22 Perhaps , though , it was all part of a war of nerves .
23 ‘ We had a bad result at Stoke City last Friday night , but it was all part of a learning experience for young players .
24 Working out what floats and what does n't as well as what makes the biggest splash is all part of a pre-schooler 's early education .
25 It 's all part of a NATO exercise .
26 Fascinating facts , wine lore , numerous tastings and expert guidance are all part of a series of tours that take in famous Continental wine-growing areas from Tuscany to the Rhine , Bordeaux to Burgundy , Rioja to the Rhône .
27 This was all part of a movement to prohibit the use of alcohol and the propagators began to be known as the prohibitionists .
28 We 're all part of a community and everybody is collectively working to advance the cause , and every now and then somebody gets a little glimpse of something and everybody else thinks , ‘ Yeah , that 's a good idea . ’
29 If the Government of the day decide that a motorway is to be built and a footpath is to be built over the road , the cost of building a bridge or underpass is all part of the cost of building the motorway , and it is borne by the taxpayers .
30 ‘ It 's all part of the play , ’ soothed Harcourt .
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