Example sentences of "[noun sg] that takes [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | To direct the beam of light precisely where you want it , choose a fitting that takes narrow-beam reflector bulbs or has a narrow-beam reflector in the fitting . |
| 2 | Soccer : Whelan hits late goal to frustrate Portsmouth Liverpool force FA Cup semi-final replay as John Byrne scores the winner that takes Second Division Sunderland to Wembley |
| 3 | Sefa-Dedeh is looking at the hydration properties of legumes with the idea of developing a variety that takes less time . |
| 4 | If Z is a parameter that takes intergenerational differences in heritability into account then HZ denotes the parental heritability . |
| 5 | WinEdit is essentially an ASCII text editor that takes full advantage of the Windows graphical environment . |
| 6 | The skill that takes five years to learn |
| 7 | Any diet that takes this weight off in a month or two will probably not be successful in the long term . |
| 8 | Quintin Hailsham told me later : ‘ When I first read the report my hair stood on end , and at my age that takes some doing . ’ |
| 9 | Is it a normal fire tender that takes this pod along ? |
| 10 | Krísuvík is south and slightly west of Reykjavik , reached by a road across a beautiful lava field and through valleys that are almost civilized , or by a fine walk that takes these valleys and continues along a ridge above the bird-filled lake of Kleífarvatn . |
| 11 | It now looks a big mistake to have joined the ERM at all , at any exchange rate , without first having created political institutions capable of running monetary policy in a way that takes due consideration of the needs of all members of the European Community . |
| 12 | rise in traffic demand , is not it about time that his Department stopped being a Department only for roads and instead sought to introduce a proper , integrated transport system that takes real account of environmental considerations ? |
| 13 | Policy often operates with a view of the family that takes insufficient account of demographic and social change : |