Example sentences of "[be] [adj] [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The pound needs to be stable long term . |
| 2 | King ( 1948 ) has quoted the example of the Great Fish River in South-West Africa , which may be dry one day and a surging flood , several hundred metres wide and 9 m ( 30 ft ) deep , the next . |
| 3 | Well , it 'll be dry this evening and for much of the night , but the cloud 's going to thicken and there could be a few spots of light rain over high ground by dawn . |
| 4 | Erm , had , he was very happy with it , and he was so happy that he tossed up , obviously it turned to be inexpendible small child , erm , who was promptly decapitated by this fan , which is , I mean , it 's a terrible story . |
| 5 | I would like to see Dances with Wolves he 'll probably be asleep any way Dinda . |
| 6 | A much more interesting objection is that such courses might well be practicable given energy and determination , but were inherently objectionable , and should not be attempted . |
| 7 | The reasons seems to be differential parental investment . |
| 8 | The architect or the engineer working within the civil service may believe this to be unnecessary red tape and their culture may be dominated by a concern to do the best possible job conforming to the highest professional standards . |
| 9 | It has attempted to be very explicit about what it considers to be unnecessary local expenditure . |
| 10 | As shown in Table VIII , the 13 cases that were judged histological to be definite ulcerative colitis ( category A ) were distributed almost evenly between the RP and control groups . |
| 11 | ‘ Low tide at 4.04 , ’ said Ann , ‘ and we 've been warned to leave not one second later than six , or be marooned all night . |
| 12 | Sometimes it appears to be little more than this , as in the case of the temporary vogue for ‘ Occitania ’ in France in the 1970s , the shift of a number of able intellectuals of the Left to Scottish nationalism in the same decade and the preoccupation with what was claimed to be Valencian national identity in the early 1980s among left intellectuals of the Spanish Levante . |
| 13 | Main reasons seem to be persistent low profitability among farmers and their uncertainty about the future . |
| 14 | It will have to be right first time . |
| 15 | It ca n't be right fourteen pound a pound can it ? |
| 16 | Alice eventually said she 'd buy our house after all that time and said , and said well she 'd be right next door to her |
| 17 | Somebody fast asleep in bed there , that 's just what I 'd like to be right this minute . |
| 18 | It wo n't be right this month either . |
| 19 | It wo n't be right this month either , but if that 's the case |
| 20 | ‘ I refuse to be depressed this evening , ’ he said firmly . |
| 21 | She had reason to be depressed this time . |
| 22 | As Rushdie and recession deepen hostility to race equality legislation , few believe the new government will do more than seek greater managerial competence from the Commission for Racial Equality while encouraging those blacks who can be multicultural Tory role models . |
| 23 | On ; the following minor variations apply : — 1145 departure from Oxenhope will be steam-hauled. 1230 departure from Keighley will be steam-hauled and extended to Oxenhope , arriving 1257 . |
| 24 | To enjoy these types of appeal there must be specific statutory authority . |
| 25 | Still , he 'd be sorry one day that he 'd turned her down . |
| 26 | One of the vehicles based near Bromley may now operate from DIFT and loads would no longer be European general haulage , rather international consignments of pharmaceutical products and electronic goods passing through DIFT . |
| 27 | It is not prickly heat , it is more likely to be Polymorphic Light Eruption , an allergy to the sunshine . |
| 28 | These results suggest , however , that there may not be complete colonic metaplasia and that the mucin changes and other phenotypic alterations may represent a non-specific response to pouch inflammation and not a prerequisite for the development of pouchitis . |
| 29 | The CTRN considered most of its work to be complete following progress at the end of 1991 in legislation relating to political parties and the press , and its membership was thus cut from 36 to 15 . |
| 30 | The manufacturer 's ideal would be complete vertical control — vertical integration . |