Example sentences of "[prep] it [be] a [noun sg] [prep] " in BNC.
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1 | so it , it is a sort of it 's a kind of sort of liveish topic it 's sort of in one of those stages where it 's not actually happening yet because a |
2 | So you would n't have to spend a fortune on , on , on I mean it 's only a matter of most of it 's a matter of paint , and then hanging a few things up is n't it ? |
3 | up and spouts , and a lot of it 's a load of rubbish |
4 | Some of it 's a load of rubbish ! |
5 | I think a lot of it is a case of pressure Peter , you know if the girls want to make twenty five appointments that week , if they 've got an appointment , yes , I 'll have it in , regardless of where it was , they would . |
6 | Since I know that it is not , then my use of it is a bit of rhetoric . |
7 | Perhaps too much of it is a text for skilled professionals . |
8 | A lot of it is a matter of hearing : you just start to hear it that way after a while , especially if you listen to a lot of Coltrane and people who really developed that part of the language . ’ |
9 | Much of it is a matter of planning and approach , and most of us from time to time talk with colleagues and seek advice from older and perhaps wiser hands . |
10 | I ca n't remember enough detail to produce a coherent report , but the upshot of it is a win for Leeds would have been a fair result , and a draw less fair . |
11 | And you would take this book and you 'd put a hard piece of it was a kind of a a cardboard that would n't absorb water I 've forgotten what the thing was made of . |
12 | Town growth , too , as William Hutton 's history of Birmingham indicates , threatened space , especially as much of it was a matter of infilling within existing boundaries . |
13 | It was a gold chain , and on the end of it was a picture of a very beautiful woman . |
14 | Great practical achievements jostle with the expected financial and administrative problems but throughout it is a story of people doing their very best to improve the health and welfare of animals of all shapes and sizes and in all circumstances . |
15 | But , forgive me , that just seems like it 's a drop in the bucket . |
16 | But , or because same thing like it were a couple of years ago , with finances . |
17 | It felt so good tucked there , so snug and firm under his armpit like it was a part of him . |
18 | ‘ I do n't know why we were making the damn thing — everybody was acting like it was a pain in the ass . |
19 | Bill takes a Coke , rips the ring pull cleanly off like painful bandaging and drinks it down in one , like it was a glass of water . |
20 | He said it like it was a joke to be shared , but I winced , knowing what was coming . |
21 | Underneath it was a map of London . |
22 | Beneath it was a quote from Willy Brandt , elder statesman of European democratic socialism : ‘ Now grows together what belongs together . ’ |
23 | Beneath it were a photograph of a beaming Ruby Dobby and a few hundred words about her having a psychic revelation that Sniffy Wilson was near London and trying to make contact with a friend . |
24 | Behind it are a couple of clapboard cabins , their windows gone and their planks left to loosen in a wind that never quite dies . |
25 | The position taken by the accounting profession is that the function of the accounts is to provide verifiable information : what users of that information choose to do with it is a matter for them . |
26 | The Nature Conservatory Council , who thankfully own Creag Meagaidh , have a couple of suggestions , including it being a monument to a lost lover or an old protection for a rowan tree . |
27 | Above it is a layer of gas at lower pressure . |
28 | Just above it is a block of plastic which combines a Euro-style power socket , a fuse carrier and the main power switch — which should be easy to find in the dark , as it 's directly above the mains lead . |
29 | In my view death resulting from it is a death by natural causes . |
30 | Far from it being a departure from a voluntary approach , it is a voluntary approach : it depends upon a contractual relationship being agreed between the employer and the employee . |