Example sentences of "[vb base] she [be] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 I realise she was over-zealous the other day from what she told me afterwards .
2 ‘ I expect she 's elegant . ’
3 At thirteen we were branded either jail-bait or ‘ Still , I expect she 's clever with her hands ’ — and we spend the next thirty years living up to it or living it down .
4 I expect she 's jealous really , because it 's me he 's interested in and not her . ’
5 Oliver said , ‘ I expect she 's cross because it is n't her birthday .
6 I expect she was shocked . ’
7 ‘ I expect she was tired , ’ he said .
8 She hardly dared answer the old man 's ‘ Good Morning ’ ; and as for me , I expect she was afraid of me .
9 I expect she was worried .
10 I say she 's close enough to Gittel to satisfy me . ’
11 Well , you know , I mean she 's gone to midwifery now and she 's , say she 's due home , half nine she 'll come home eleven o'clock and I 'll say where have you been till now ?
12 The other is that I do n't wish any harm to come to Miss Coleman and she may be safer where she is until they say she 's free to go . ’
13 Some people say she 's Portuguese .
14 ‘ We are saying she 's a Glaucous but not swearing it until customs say she 's safe , ’ said Robin , who is trying to enlist Prince Charles in the struggle .
15 ‘ They say she 's wild after him .
16 Say she was sure who the father was ; and working in a racing stable with thoroughbreds she would know that proving paternity was increasingly an exact science .
17 People say she was lucky to be alive , but she did n't feel lucky .
18 And three Oxford Doctors have now written to the British Medical Journal to highlight the case of a forty two year old who broke her neck when her suit did n't stick , and they say she was lucky not to be paralysed .
19 She could pretend to be Celia , say she was unable to visit .
20 ‘ Lady Eleanor , Your Grace , men say she was ill ? ’
21 And remember , when they ask about Billie , say she was edgy , always nervous .
22 People say she was lenient with me .
23 ‘ I think they just say she was beautiful , ’ said this new Xanthe Miranda had not known before , this precocious , sharp-witted little girl in the chic outfit .
24 ‘ You imagine she is blind because she feels I am annoyed ? ’ he rasped , looking at her as if she were stupid .
25 I just hope she 's civil enough because it 's his birthday .
26 I hope she 's well . ’
27 Dr Neil avoided looking at a bridling McAllister , particularly when Mrs Darrell went on to say , still in the same shriek , ‘ Hope she 's honest , Neil .
28 ‘ I hope she 's right , ’ Hawkins said .
29 I hope she is wrong .
30 Let her be free , ’ he whispered , ‘ let her go free . ’
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