Example sentences of "used by [noun] to " in BNC.
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| 1 | This route is often used by visitors to the caravan site at Six Arches . |
| 2 | It is asking readers to say if they have been misrepresented in a programme , to ‘ expose the tricks and deception used by TV to deliberately mislead people ’ . |
| 3 | c ) culture and language : culture finds its expression in the language used by adherents to that culture or sub.culture . |
| 4 | Er you 're gon na take in rural land belonging to , to shrines , temples , monasteries , churches , schools , organizations etcetera etcetera etcetera industry and commerce shall be protected from infringement , industrial and commercial enterprises operated by landlords and the land and properties used by landlords to greater industrial shall not be confiscated erm you , you 're worried that if you confiscate them they 're simply broken up between people and those productory forces are disbanded . |
| 5 | And another advantage of these mechanisms of defence is they apply to other inputs to the ego , not just those from the er from the unconscious or from the organism itself but from the outside , for example the denial is a defence mechanism that can be used against reality and is used by psychotics to great and often disastrous effect . |
| 6 | leadership and management styles used by heads to be improved ; |
| 7 | This contrast was used by Petipa to great advantage and demands a very musical dancer to display his brilliant choreography in Raymonda . |
| 8 | He proposed a model which attempted to ‘ weight ’ various commodities used by settlers to a greater or lesser degree , including land use , which will be considered further below . |
| 9 | In his early twenties Wordsworth wandered the roads himself in search of case histories — see Guilt and Sorrow or Old Man Travelling — and when he settled at Grasmere he lived alongside a road which was used by travellers to Whitehaven and to Scotland in bad weather ; Dorothy 's Journals are full of encounters with wanderers . |
| 10 | In many cases , according to Stoker , the threat of privatization was used by councils to ‘ re-establish firm control over their in-house staff and trade unions . |
| 11 | It was a tool used by farriers to Pare the hoof of a horse and known as a butteris , buttress or buttrace . |
| 12 | The same insincere welcome is used by Macbeth to Macduff : ‘ The labour we delight in physics pain' ( II.iii.48f. ) , and at the news of Duncan 's murder Lady Macbeth is given one of the most brilliant pieces of hypocrisy Shakespeare ever invented : ‘ Woe , alas ! /What , in our house ? ’ |