Example sentences of "and [pron] [be] [verb] [prep] the " in BNC.

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1 The plot of ‘ Great Expectations ’ is a very concentrated one , where everything and everyone are linked in the same plot .
2 Right now the development game is ‘ in ’ and everyone 's jumping on the bandwagon .
3 I felt at peace with the world , even though by the summer of 1939 Europe seemed to be drifting closer to war and everyone was glued to the BBC short-wave Overseas Service bulletins , or even devouring month-old copies of The Times which had been airmailed to Australia and sent on by ship , together with the Illustrated London News , Tatler , and particular titles ordered by the expatriates .
4 This is a question to be considered in the round , and nothing is gained by the introduction of shifting burdens of proof , which serves only to break down into formal steps what is in reality a single appreciation of what is or is not unfair .
5 ‘ One reason is that linen is an ecologically sound product and nothing is wasted from the plant .
6 The crew ejected safely and no-one was injured on the ground .
7 Now they have brought forward a plan which is that they should lend me sufficient money to rent another house in which Mr Landor is to have the first floor , comprising three rooms , a book closet , and a terrace , and I am to reside on the ground floor and care for him receiving £30 a year for my trouble .
8 Notwithstanding the views that have found favour with others I consider this to be a reasonable construction of the statutory provisions and I am comforted in the fact that , apart from an attempt to tax airline employees , which was taken to the special commissioners who decided in favour of the taxpayer , this has been the practice of the Inland Revenue in applying the relevant words where they have occurred in the Income Tax Acts for so long as they have been in force , until they initiated the present cases .
9 An alkali will obviously have to be introduced to neutralise the acid and I am toying with the idea of lime in one form or another .
10 And I am speaking of the so-called infamous Gorbals .
11 ‘ Take me in by your fire for I am shivering with cold and I am lost in the forest … oh be merciful and let me share your fire and give me a cup of milk to sup and a mouthful of bread … ’
12 Suddenly , Stairway to Paradise is echoing through the theatre and I am stepping into the spotlight sliding faster and faster .
13 ANOTHER Budget bites the dust and I am assailed by the sobering realisation that though I 've been subjected to a fair number of them now , I have n't really understood any .
14 Sometimes at work I feel I have had enough and I am overwhelmed by the material so that I thirst for meditation which can be a rededication and a balancing of our lives .
15 The lock clicks back and I am allowed into the inner sanctum .
16 And I am going into the light and I am going into time , and if I am to save the world , then I shall have served the world , and if I do not save the world , then at least I shall have tried .
17 ‘ This team has the talent to win trophies and I am talking about the championship as well as one-day competitions ’ .
18 The first four volumes have been publishes and I am working on the final volume , covering chiefly the First World War .
19 Having made the Hannover picture I thought it would be nice to have a smaller version , so I now have a two-metre square version on canvas , also painted with Scanachrome , and I am working on the area of the television screen in a more painterly manner than I was able to use on the large one .
20 I am back in the little room at the top of the spiral staircase on Wednesday morning and I am sitting on the Squeez-Ee box , with the minute in front of me , going through the remaining contents of the Quaker Oats archive , page by dusty page .
21 This should not suggest that my wife and I are cut from the American kind of Anglophilic chintz that may of you like to poke fun at .
22 My wife and I are staying at the Danieli , but she 's not been feeling well and urged me to take up the offer of an observer 's seat here . ’
23 Each day , when Tod and I are done with the Gazette , we take it back to the store .
24 And that 's still something that comes again and again when men and women , when you and I are confronted with the claims of Jesus what about this ?
25 Mary saw the scribbled-over envelope , smiled and said , " Reggie and I are going to the Greenpeace demo tomorrow afternoon . "
26 And now , on a clear morning , Graham Little and I are sitting at the bottom of the wall , fit and ready to go , and the wall is plastered with verglas .
27 Fairfax and I are sitting on the verandah at Folly Farm .
28 Still clasped together , my attacker and I are frogmarched behind the scenes , into one of the little meeting-rooms .
29 He has a gorilla mask on and he talks with the voice of a baby and he has a huge syringe and I 'm tied to the seat screaming .
30 There 's a kind of silence which has nothing to do with paying attention , it 's all to do with people wishing they were somewhere else — and I 'm referring to the audience .
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