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- 01. He is the [prime] suspect in the murder of his wife.02. [Prime] office space in this city is extremely hard to come by.03. The new velodrome has become the [prime] venue for cycling races on the West Coast.04. The jury listened attentively to the testimony of the [prime] witness.05. Rents for [prime] office space in Central Tokyo are the highest in the world.06. England goes to the polls to elect a new [Prime] Minister today.07. The federal government has asked the major television networks to find a way to reduce the number of scenes of sex and violence during the [prime] viewing hours.08. The [prime] suspect in the murder of a local woman has been freed due to a lack of evidence.09. The Kobe earthquake was a [prime] example of how much damage an earthquake can do.10. Muriel Spark once advised, "Be on the alert to recognize your [prime] at whatever time of your life it may occur."11. William Shakespeare wrote, "Fair flowers that are not gather'd in their [prime], rot and consume themselves in little time."12. John Naisbitt once remarked that education is the [prime] tool for growing people and profits.13. Amos Alcott once observed that observation more than books, experience rather than persons, are the [prime] educators.14. We bought some [prime] beef steaks for the barbecue tomorrow.15. The government has declared its intention to emphasize the [primacy] of family values, which they consider to be the basis of all society.16. The Earth's surface fluids are of [prime] importance in the origin and development of our planet's landscape.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.