Example sentences of "[noun sg] have come to light " in BNC.
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| 1 | EXACTLY 200 years after the birth of Shelley , a secret diary kept by the poet has come to light in a Dorset attic . |
| 2 | Nomadism is not the only unusual farming practice to have come to light as a result of the team 's research in the rainforests of South-east Asia . |
| 3 | Despite full documentation and reference in a review article , no further instances of a familial occurrence of this condition have come to light and this family remains unique . |
| 4 | The issue had come to light following a break-in at the office of his solicitor ( one of a number of such incidents in recent months at premises connected with political parties or with individual politicians ) and the theft of a document on the affair . |
| 5 | No proper photographs of Stretford Bridge Halt have come to light ; only views from a distance . |
| 6 | No formal statement of the terms of reference for the team has come to light , and in the early days clear mechanisms for the operation of the project were not always discernible . |
| 7 | No report of the treatment appears to have been published at the time , but evidence has come to light that he did indeed treat at least one patient , a young nurse with a persistent abscess resulting from injuries received in a street accident . |
| 8 | These jurors claim new evidence has come to light . |
| 9 | It adds that evidence has come to light of two possible explosions involving similar waste . |
| 10 | It is Alan Usher 's contention that if this evidence had come to light before the trial , a third opinion could have been obtained from a specialist paediatric pathologist . |
| 11 | In view of the harsh treatment of the victims of mental illness in hospitals like Bedlam , where members of the public or the acting profession could study their behaviour at first hand , it is not surprising that no striking instances of writers proclaiming themselves mad by writing about their own affliction have come to light in this period . |
| 12 | The affair had come to light in late January when a United Kingdom businessman , Paul Pearson , representing a South African-registered company , Dove Trading International , was stopped and searched at Moscow 's Sheremetyevo Airport on his way out of the country . |
| 13 | Following revelations about British Gas 's contribution to the destruction of Ecuadorean rainforest [ see ED 48 ] , new information has come to light concerning far larger concessions held by the company in Gabon . |
| 14 | However , following investigations by the British Consul and a lengthy campaign by the Avila press , a different version has come to light . |
| 15 | The matter had come to light when the consignees in New York reported to London that the diamonds were overdue . |
| 16 | Superintendent if any other information had come to light over the next few hours would you have reconsidered the matter ? |
| 17 | He dismissed the jury at Newcastle Crown Court after hearing that ‘ certain information had come to light , ’ on the sixth day of the trial . |
| 18 | In recent years , many examples of tool use in the animal world have come to light and there are no doubt others that are still waiting to be discovered . |
| 19 | The diaries of Joseph Farington [ q.v. ] ( volume v , footnote on page 16 ) state that Magniac ‘ partly inherited and partly collected the remarkable collection ’ , although no material has come to light to distinguish Hollingworth Magniac 's purchases from those of his father or brother . |
| 20 | But now he claims that new material has come to light , from British and former Soviet KGB archives , which he believes casts doubt on Lord Aldington 's account of events . |
| 21 | There is even talk of having a fry-up , as a large frying pan has come to light , just right for this purpose . |