Example sentences of "in [adj] [conj] there [be] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Previous standards for school meals were abolished in 1980 and there are now no mandatory guidelines . |
| 2 | Lobwasser 's German translation of Marot-Beze , with Goudimel 's music adapted , was sung by Lutherans for nearly three centuries after its appearance in 1573 and there were less successful Lutheran and Catholic translations , some with fresh music . |
| 3 | The first Challenger trimaran ( three hulls ) was produced in 1978 and there are now more than 120 in use throughout the UK . |
| 4 | Lastly the best man or the toastmaster reads the telegrams in full if there are only a few , or reads the wittiest in full and then just gives the names of the senders of the others if there are many . |
| 5 | In South Africa a breed society was formed in 1958 and there are now perhaps 1,200 registered animals , the largest herd with 120 head , and the total commercial herd numbering about 2,500 , the demand for the breed remaining keen , especially for the taller type ( 107–117/102–107cm ) . |
| 6 | And evening classes are a good idea but more for a general grounding in computing in general as there are not likely to be directly relevant to your hardware and software . |
| 7 | The offence was created by the Larceny Act 1901 in order to provide for cases of dishonest misappropriation which were not covered by larceny ( in particular because there was no taking ) or embezzlement ( because the offender was not a clerk or servant ) or by other statutory offences of fraudulent conversion which depended on the offender being in a special position , for example a trustee . |
| 8 | The trade surplus for the first quarter of 1990 was down 35 per cent on the same period in 1989 and there was increasingly frequent talk of a recession as the major economic indices fell . |
| 9 | Pencils are snapped in two so there are more to go round . |
| 10 | Sales of surplus property , including some in the Green Belt , are estimated to have raised £240m in 1987–88 and there is still ‘ significant scope ’ for property rationalisation . |