Example sentences of "[vb past] [art] first phase [prep] " in BNC.
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1 | Women believed the first phase of feminism was all that was necessary , but it was n't . |
2 | The topping out ceremony by Mr Hutchinson , community affairs manager of BAT Industries , celebrated the first phase of expansion plans which include altering the dining hall and providing more room for science and technology . |
3 | Er , we 've been working in Harlow for a couple of years now and as you may know , we as Paul said , finished the first phase of Three Hills which is the Ayletts Field scheme which provided sixty six properties for a low cost home ownership and two special needs properties and we 'll also be starting in the next couple of months er , on providing low cost home ownership in Church Langley erm it 's funded by yo , yourselves . |
4 | If grey was the colour that characterized the first phase of my time at Harwich , blue characterizes this next phase . |
5 | Yorick had discarded the strong rhythms , the simple melodies and the accessible lyrics which characterized the first phase of his career . |
6 | When Colin Mortlock and myself initiated the first phase of exploration on these cliffs in the 60s , we negotiated an access agreement with the commandant of the Castlemartin camp . |
7 | The gliadin challenge described here represented the first phase of the diagnostic gluten challenge adopted by the European Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition ( ESPGAN ) . |
8 | Two months ago the Musée des Beaux-Arts inaugurated the first phase of its renovation scheme with the opening of thirty-one new rooms devoted to painting and works of art of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries . |
9 | Supported by an opinion poll revealing extensive support among voters for extra resources for education , union leaders said the first phase of a prolonged press advertising campaign , launched in national newspapers today , would cost £500,000 . |
10 | The birth of Jesus thus came to be regarded as dividing time into two parts , because it ended the first phase of the divine purpose and initiated the second . |