Example sentences of "in [pron] all [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Brian Sanders flying Sea Fury Dreadnought was in a close third followed by Mickey Rupp in P-51 Old Crow , Bill Rheinschild in P-51 Risky Business , Kevin Eldridge in thee All Coast Super Corsair , Bob Yancey in his Yak , Race 101 , Peristroika , Matt Jackson in P-51 Stiletto , and rounding out the field Gary Levitz in Miss Ashley . |
| 2 | In an unpredictable , alien world in which all sense of certainty and reliability appeared to have disappeared , there was an urgent need to locate a positive and stable community of interests and values to be defended against the destructive , negative , death-like forces of a hostile universe . |
| 3 | The result of such ‘ government ’ would be a nation in which all enterprise was stifled , all charity smothered , all industry stagnant , and all self-reliance stultified . |
| 4 | Experience is , after all , part of the whole way in which all education happens , including RE , and it should not be associated with something particularly special or precious . |
| 5 | André Breton , self-styled ‘ pope ’ of the surrealist movement , contrasted a high modernist aesthetic in which all art would be based on a musical model with the surrealist ( and , in the present context , postmodern ) idea that all art should partake of a visual mode . |
| 6 | Help The Aged sale Help The Aged has started a two week summer sale in which all clothing and accessories will be offered at half price in its eight stores across the province . |
| 7 | He set forth an idealistic view of a society in which all privilege would be done away with , and in which wealth and power would be fairly shared , on the basis of competitive public examinations with General Essay papers on EITHER Natural Justice OR ‘ Everything is for the best in the best of all possible worlds . ’ |
| 8 | It envisages , that is , the possibility of a description of the world in which all subject terms refer to actual existents , and all explicit existential assertions give way to " existential presuppositions " . |
| 9 | In other words , the possibility is posited of a description of the world in which all subject terms refer to actual existents and all existential propositions are analysed out and replaced by " existential presuppositions " . |
| 10 | He introduced an optional tariff in which all night units were cheaper , and persuaded manufacturers to produce night storage heaters , though this night tariff was not widely promoted and was used by shops and offices rather than by domestic consumers initially . |
| 11 | Because of all this , there is a sense in which all assistance between relatives must be the subject of negotiations about when it is to be given , by whom , for how long , and on what terms . |
| 12 | Third , the number of contaminating displaced amacrine cells in the ganglion cell layer , found in substantial numbers in the peripheral retina , and accounted for in the original counts , was similar to the number of displaced amacrine cells estimated by us in a hemiretina of a monkey in which all ganglion cells had been destroyed by severing the optic tract 2 years earlier . |
| 13 | If the sense in which all behaviour was non-autonomous turned out to be the same as the sense in which abnormal behaviour is now understood to be so , then the same attitude to it would be appropriate . |
| 14 | First comes the longue durée , ‘ in which all change is slow , a history of constant repetition , ever-recurring cycles ’ . |
| 15 | He recognizes the mythology of its English adherents , in which all criticism of their ideas attracts the charge of ‘ a characteristically insular suspicion of nasty foreign ideas ’ , but he is prepared to risk it , continuing : |
| 16 | A pure socialist economic system , by contrast , would be one in which all property was publicly owned so that all goods and services would be produced by state enterprises and in response to political priorities . |
| 17 | The main difference is that a style has evolved known as open punctuation in which all punctuation outside of the main body of the letter is omitted . |
| 18 | This withering criticism of the youth of the nation was reflected by the way in which all manner of novel terms — the ‘ mixed-up teenagers ’ , the ‘ wild ones ’ , the ‘ rebels without a cause ’ — entered into common usage in the 1950s , conveying the feeling that young people were somehow more radically unintelligible to older people than at any previous time in history . |
| 19 | There is the location ally concentrated structure in which all administration and control are located coterminously with the total process of production . |
| 20 | In A Song to David , which must have been written in the asylum , as it was publicised soon after his release , David , who represents the poet and is thus a symbol for Smart himself , leads the hymn of Adoration in which all Creation joins , every creature making his individual and characteristic contribution . |
| 21 | This contrasts with the YTM procedure ( shown in ( 5.10 ) ) , in which all cash flows are discounted by the same yield to maturity . |
| 22 | The problem was minimised in measurements on cells and tissues in vitro , however , and in small animals in vivo , by the ‘ flooding dose ’ technique , in which all amino acid pools are rapidly equilibrated to similar enrichments . |
| 23 | In Fig. 4 , there is emission by both HI and CO at ‘ forbidden velocities ’ , that is , at velocities which do not occur in a model in which all material circulates in the same sense on circular orbits . |
| 24 | The earlier trials suggest a characteristic of the following kind for a uniform ( card ) subject : — first a region in which all material is imperfectly seen , then a roughly linear region in which spreading takes place , then a gradual transition to flooding , seen as a super-linear increase in visible pixels with exposure and resulting finally in a complete whiteout , unless the illumination is too low . |
| 25 | There is a sense , indeed , in which all planning is implicit regionalism , though the reverse is not true . |
| 26 | Clearly taken aback by the striker 's impudence , the referee replied ‘ I 'm Mr Fogg ’ , to which Gallacher speedily replied ‘ Aye and you 've been in one all afternoon . ’ |
| 27 | Well ac actually on it 's , looks absolutely horrible and just thought it looked really nice and I was , did n't feel comfortable in it all night ! |
| 28 | I see it all the time from the window , inspect it every day , work in it all year round , and relax there in summer ; it is an essential part of my immediate environment . |