Example sentences of "and from a [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The stepping down of the government followed resignation calls from all five of East Germany 's minor political parties , and from a deputy minister of culture . |
| 2 | " In this second edition of a superbly illustrated text … there are 493 plates , nearly all in colour and most clinical — a few depict histological , microbiological , parasitological , morbid anatomical , and radiological aspects of this extremely important group of diseases — characteristic temperature charts are included also , and there are ECGs from patients with diphtheria and mumps and from a child with measles encephalitis . |
| 3 | Working the 12 step Programme is not an end in itself but the method by which the sufferer is transformed from negativity to positively , from sickness to health and from a life of belligerence and blaming to a life that focuses upon creativity and an attitude of gratitude . |
| 4 | We need drivers to bring people to and from a session . |
| 5 | And from a lady in Putney : ‘ Why kill trees for coffins ? |
| 6 | Here is a letter for you , sir , and from a lady too . |
| 7 | The bus letting me off at a convenient corner in the city , I walked to the Sheraton and from a telephone there spoke to Mrs Baudelaire . |
| 8 | Using the employment information contained in SPIR and in the responses , and from a telephone survey on the exporting status of non-respondents , it was possible to estimate the overall employment in all exporting companies in Scotland . |
| 9 | She leads him by the hand , and from a distance they resemble those drawings of Christopher Robin dragging Winnie The Pooh along the ground . |
| 10 | It was a dream dictated both by politics and by affection , for he loved this orderly , thoughtful and respectful son , the disciple he had schooled himself , both personally and from a distance . ’ |
| 11 | She moved along the heath , and from a tuft of darkness something came out and stood in her way . |
| 12 | And from a scrum , South African scrum-half Fanie du Toit broke on the blindside and sent left-wing David Spence racing to the corner to restore their lead . |
| 13 | John Hill had queried Miller 's description and had published his views in Eden , or a Complete Body of Gardening ( 1759 ) and Justice retaliated in his British Gardener 's Calendar ( 1759 ) : ‘ I thought it my indispensable duty to give Mr. Miller his due , both from a love of truth and from a sense of gratitude to him for his public labours , as well as private friendship . ’ |
| 14 | To scholars of contemporary art , this material will be known from exhibitions at Paula Cooper in New York and from a survey shown at the Jeu de Paume , Paris , and at the Centro de Arte Reina Sofia , Madrid , in 1991–92 , but his work has never been shown in such depth in London . |
| 15 | Hole and colleagues report the incidence of cancer as well as mortality , and they compare rates observed in hypertensive patients with normative data on incidence from national figures and from a survey in Renfrew and Paisley . |
| 16 | Belau 's economy , already adversely affected by debts arising from the Aimeluk power station constructed in the early 1980s and from a delay in US aid consequent upon the compact impasse , suffered a further setback in late 1990 when the territory was severely damaged by Typhoon " Mike " . |
| 17 | A fine example was found in Lincoln in 1866 and is now in the British Museum ( fig. 14.4 ) , i others came from Richborough ( fig. 14.5 ) and from a grave at Colchester on a Castor Box on which a lion appears in a venatio and being held at bay by a nude bestiarius with a long hunting spear . |
| 18 | And from a bonding point of view , breastfeeding — even for the first day or so — is very valuable . ’ |
| 19 | The insurance guarantees cover works of art ‘ from nail to nail ’ , during transport to and from a museum and during the exhibition . |
| 20 | Mrs Jelbart must be working out well as a housekeeper , and from a couple of things her father had said , Belinda gathered that she seemed to care about the Jones boys in a more personal way too . |
| 21 | And from a school 's point of view , he felt that ‘ if someone will come to your doorstep to demonstrate , why should you ignore this service and travel to their doorstep ? |
| 22 | The profusion of trees in the field-sides of Midland England , especially when viewed from afar and from a vantage point , gives it a well-wooded appearance far in excess of what is actually there . |
| 23 | The American Psychiatric Association has chosen eating disorders for the first of its series of detailed practice guidelines , derived from the literature and from a consensus of expert reviewers , to assist doctors in clinical decision making . |
| 24 | ‘ From a spectator point of view and from a sponsor 's point of view , Indycar racing has a lot more to offer . ’ |
| 25 | ( 2 ) No Motion shall be made in the Standing Committee relating to the sitting of the Committee except by a member of the Government , and the Chairman shall permit a brief explanatory statement from the Member who moves , and from a Member who opposes , the Motion , and shall then put the Question thereon . |
| 26 | Further obstacles come from the short-term costs of re-construction and from a lack of local buyers . |
| 27 | Manufacturing suffered from poorer industrial relations as a result of Labour 's union policies , from nationalisation and from a lack of incentives . |
| 28 | It adds : ‘ The major influences on the use of inspectors ’ time appeared to be ad hoc requests both from institutions and from a variety of officers , and the personal professional interests of individual advisers . ’ |
| 29 | What clouds the issue is that I have caught hundreds of bream , of all sizes , and from a variety of waters , when the surface of the water has not been broken once by a fish . |
| 30 | However , following Hirschi , and from a variety of sources of which Gibbs was only one ( and not a particularly favourably disposed one ) , the neglect of the classical concern with effective deterrence has been fully rectified . |