Example sentences of "[been] [art] only " in BNC.

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1 In fact , in rural areas today , the Orange hall has frequently been the only place where protestants of all shades have met to renew their belief and commitment to Ulster protestant loyalism ( Harris 1972 : 162–5 ) .
2 Newman came to the answer Rome ; the former friends he left behind in the Church of England replied that the early undivided Church had been the only one wholly to contain this supernatural essence .
3 Rob McKinnon had been the only Hartlepool player not pilloried in that game , and the 23-year-old left-back was the most impressive player again .
4 Its leaders and pastors have long been the only people who can say what they think ; its press , although censored , is freer than the state media and its synods and congresses are the only places where people can openly discuss the problems in the country .
5 MARTIN EDWARDS has not been the only man in Manchester trying to sell something of a sporting nature .
6 of the union 's total membership , approximately half are under the age of 30. since the advent of rock in the 1950s and 1960s , the union has been the only independent organization to give service , protection and advice to rock musicians .
7 Have you ever been the only punter in a big cinema ?
8 The football authorities have not been the only ones to agonize over the impact of television on sport .
9 And Robert Donat can not have been the only one who complained to Korda about a ‘ silly and unproductive attitude towards scripts ’ , which he credited as being at ‘ the root of the failure of so many British films . ’
10 Revolutionary changes in weapon technology had not been the only reason for the reimposition of the Ten-Year Rule .
11 This has always been the only way in which future interests in personal property can be created .
12 The thought passed through her head that those two women might have been the only ones he had ever loved .
13 It had been Eleanor , quiet , firm , devoted whom Dorothea had loved , and Eleanor had been the only living person whose presence she could bear when Hallam died a year after their coming to Haverstock .
14 Faith had been the only sister to visit regularly , for Isabel and Kathleen were afraid , afraid of sickness and infirmity , of germs and ill-health and old age and death .
15 The road had for so long been the only goal that I 'd given no thought to anything beyond .
16 Flat batteries have been the only problem .
17 Prior to that , guilds had been the only groupings of workers .
18 At the time it would have been the only glittering example of this technique north of the Alps .
19 There are certainly cases where this would seem to have been the only possible method of transmission , but the extent of the risk is hard to quantify .
20 For more than three thousand million years , DNA has been the only replicator worth talking about in the world .
21 Yet this has not been the only old law turned to by the police .
22 This must have been the only time John ever had his work discussed in detail by a choreographer of Balanchine 's gifts and experience , and although Buckle described him as ‘ looking somewhat quelled ’ his nature was such as to profit from it .
23 Yet in Japan this has not been the only reason for being able to use less energy to do the same job .
24 To date , that has been the only way — mass starvation , disease , AIDS , wars and insurrection , enforced transmigration and so on .
25 In 1944–45 , the old hutted Emergency Hospital at Hexham near the Roman Wall had been the only home I had .
26 It seems to have been the only scheme to attempt an irregular solution , with recessed fronts to both offices towards the east and west sides of the site .
27 Here in particular one can find an increase which merely reflects new legislation affecting causes for divorce — for example , the Matrimonial Causes Act of 1937 which introduced desertion , cruelty and incurable insanity as further grounds for divorce , adultery having previously been the only one .
28 She had been the only passenger to alight from the two carriage train which she could still hear dimly in the distance , chuffing its way over the Severn Bridge on its way to Lydney .
29 The press release the editors sent me was acceptable , but I may have been the only person to get it .
30 The beginning of civilisation was almost certainly a mental development which came long before it affected man 's physical abilities , and it could well have been the moment when for the first time , a primitive creature found that he could override and control the instinctive urge to act , which up to that time would have been the only source of motivation .
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