Example sentences of "know [prep] an [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Professor Davis noted that the industries which expanded before 1780 did not transform themselves in the dramatic way we have come to know as an industrial revolution .
2 Do you know of an auxiliary fuel tank kit for the Ninety ?
3 It sounds as if your engine may have glazed bores and too much crank case pressure if the cap is blowing off I suggest you have a compression check I do not know of an auxiliary tank for a Ninety Indeed , I have the same problem as yourself I 'm a newcomer to Land Rover and recently bought a 1975 Series III88 inch .
4 You fully know as an old pressman the difficulty of dealing with a big speech late at night …
5 Imaginative writers know as an important item in their craft , that the way to convey emotion with most lucidity and particularity is to choose the apt words , not for the emotion itself , but for the image or scene which activates it .
6 And probably to a you know to an untutored ear it would sound reasonably similar .
7 I felt guilty — I seem to do that a lot , like when I could n't be with my parents when my father was dying , even when I know at an intellectual level that I do n't need to .
8 It has even been known for an esteemed binder 's ticket to be transferred from a battered volume to a more handsome specimen with which he had no demonstrable connection .
9 His attention was also caught by a woman dressed in midnight-blue satin and diamonds ; the sister of a Middle-Eastern ruler , she was known as an audacious gambler .
10 Nettled , I explained that I have what is known as an angular form , and this apparently makes me an entertaining subject .
11 In the course of getting to know the right conditions for plants to survive well , in addition to looking their best in the overall scheme of the garden , Tricia — internationally known as an interior designer — has naturally become something of a plantswoman .
12 This is known as an external audit .
13 Chickweed ( Stellaria media ) is known as an ephemeral weed , meaning it grows and sets seed rapidly , producing several generations in one season .
14 Such a value is known as an immediate operand or literal .
15 I I think that er what has been known as an inner northern bypass , that is a road which passes between Harrogate and Knaresborough , could act as a very effective relief road for the A fifty nine .
16 Another development is the creation of what is known as an internal market for the production and delivery of certain collectively provided services such as health , education and community care .
17 This is known as an internal audit .
18 Quarter and core the quinces but do not peel them ; put them in a vegetable steamer — the kind known as an adaptable steamer , which looks a bit like a colander , and fits on the top of the saucepan , not a bain marie or double boiler — over a pan of water , and cover them .
19 The rabbit is widely known as an inoffensive creature .
20 The police force at that time were in possession of what is known as an automatic door opener .
21 Not so in the case of Edith MacArthur , until recently best known as an elegant presence in repertory theatre drawing-rooms , or as Mrs Cunningham , doyenne of Glendarroch in Take The High Road .
22 Finally , using the third kind of pager , known as an alphanumeric pager , a message can be spelled out in words on the screen .
23 Under such an arrangement ( known as an open offer and clawback ) underwriters agree to purchase the requisite number of consideration shares from accepting shareholders at the agreed price , to the extent that the latter elect to receive cash , subject to the right of the bidder 's shareholders to buy such shares at the same price in priority to the underwriters .
24 A much better way of achieving a composite filter with strong rejection outside the pass band is to combine what is known as an m-derived section with a constant-k section .
25 He is also known as an amateur painter .
26 This is sometimes known as an asymmetrical display .
27 Andre Previn is now better known as an orchestral conductor .
28 One involving transfer of an electron from the metal , in the lower energy state , to a ligand , in the upper state , is known as an oxidative charge-transfer transition , because the metal is oxidized in the process .
29 Multiple passes in each arm are used to increase the effective optical path length ; the scheme shown in Fig. 10.5 with the beam walking across the mirror at successive reflections is known as an optical delay line .
30 This is known as an ethnographic , or field work , approach ( cf Rose , 1982 , Chapters 8 — 9 ) .
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