Example sentences of "which [vb -s] each [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The cumbersome and time-consuming method of voting , which involves each MP walking between two tellers and announcing his name , was partly designed to stop members sending their footmen to vote for them . |
| 2 | For example , a mother and infant might establish a simple play routine which involves each partner taking a turn to ‘ blow a raspberry ’ . |
| 3 | In addition to the financing of each year 's new borrowing requirement , the Bank has also to consider the refinancing , by the issue of new debt , of that part of the existing National Debt which matures each year since the way in which this is done can affect both the liquidity of financial markets and the structure of interest rates . |
| 4 | For the acquisition phase , these Freeman codes are stored in a database which covers each letter of the alphabet , for each person 's handwriting . |
| 5 | This pattern is one which allows each child to learn at his or her own pace . |
| 6 | Left : The new 3000 series of dishwashers from Bauknecht features a Clean Controller System which monitors each load and chooses the type of washing programme needed to give perfect results and economical use of water and detergent . |
| 7 | Absolute fidelity to the prototypes would have demanded the use of stone mullions , sills and lintels framing wrought-iron casements as well as the reproduction of the segmental-arched profile which caps each opening . |
| 8 | Then he feeds the pictures into a computer , which cuts each picture into 1m tiny elements and records the precise shade of grey of each one . |
| 9 | Opting out of a policy which costs each family of four over £1,000 a year would certainly do much to help the farming industry regain the esteem it once enjoyed with the general public . |
| 10 | But , as was explained in sections 1.1 and 1.2 , it differs markedly from the alternative , commonly held perspective which sees each country 's economy as essentially an integrated whole , exporting any surplus of goods , capital or finance , or importing in response to a deficit . |
| 11 | The Aiwa VCR contains a solid state memory which stores each TV field as it is read off tape . |
| 12 | Rayonnance Ends Repair for colour treated hair is a restructuring treatment which surrounds each hair shaft with an ultra-light film , leaving it smooth and tangle-free. £4.49/25ml . |
| 13 | A glance at PR Week or Campaign magazines or the Creative Appointments section which appears each week in The Guardian will give you an idea of current earnings for qualified public relations staff . |
| 14 | incorporates an approach which examines each dimension not only in terms of deficits , i.e. needs and risks , but also in terms of the strengths and resources which enhance quality of life and reduce risk , or which potentially can be mobilized to do so . |
| 15 | As with most classifications of natural phenomena the exact forms of which are governed by the interactions of continuously variable sets of conditions , the classification can be as complex as one likes and the only non-controversial classification is that which puts each reef in a class of its own . |
| 16 | Horbury and Ossett preserve a healthy independence which gives each town its own special character Photographs : Simon Warner |
| 17 | There is an optimum dosage which suits each patient as the diluting weakens the potency so it does n't overstimulate . |
| 18 | But within the fields of the subtle tattwas comprising the inner energetic format , matrix or tapestry which makes each creature what it is , each one also possesses subtle perceptive abilities , just as we do . |
| 19 | Adorno discusses five categories of pseudo-individualized effects : ( 1 ) complicating harmonies , functioning as embellishments of the expected primary chords ( in ‘ Down Mexico Way ’ the diminished seventh in bar 6 and the tune 's chromatic passing notes in bars 8 and 10 would be examples ; both are themselves clichés ) ; ( 2 ) complicating rhythmic effects , such as syncopations , again heard as ‘ distortions ’ of the ‘ straight ’ rhythm ( for example , the pattern which begins each phrase in the A sections : , instead of ) ; ( 3 ) colouristic and especially ‘ dirty ’ timbres ; ( 4 ) ‘ blue ’ notes ; and ( 5 ) improvisations and ‘ breaks ’ . |