Example sentences of "[art] [noun] [prep] [be] [conj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The Stevens boys manned the ferry until the outbreak of was although Mabel often helped out . |
| 2 | When I was a little lad I always thought that the dilemma to be or not to be had something to do with choosing pencils ( surely 2B or not 2B ? ! ) |
| 3 | The thematic of historicity … has always been required by the determination of Being as presence … |
| 4 | I take the law to be that someone mentally unfit may not necessarily be incapable of reaching a rational decision as regards further treatment . |
| 5 | The variance of is and the variance of the composite disturbance term is provided that v and t are uncorrelated — hence the formula for γ given above . |
| 6 | The right to be as fucked up as men . |
| 7 | ‘ THE most disheartening thing is that I have always had a really strong idea about what I want the group to be and I 'm not very good at relating to people who think that their version of what my group should be is more important than mine , ’ complains Stuart Adamson , singer/guitarist with Big Country . |
| 8 | First day of three : Durham are 119–0 in their first innings against Oxford University BROWNING was probably right in suggesting that England is the place to be when April comes — but not as far as cricketers are concerned . |
| 9 | Set in the lively end of town , and new for Summer '90 , the attractive Magamar apartments are the place to be if you want to see as much motion as lotion ! |
| 10 | With the continued proliferation of the private car , the consequent development of road building schemes , and the increased expectation of mobility among the public at large , the roadside is the place to be if you are in the restaurant business . |
| 11 | Lei Leicester 's the place to be if you 're a scientist in it ? , bloody hell |
| 12 | The original concept was coined in discussions between the head of history , the head of IS and the head of maths . |
| 13 | Ashton described the innocence , piety and wonder of the Bride at the event to be when he created the exquisitely detailed hand movements in The Wise Virgins , as he did for La Péri and Madame Chrysanthème . |
| 14 | Kripke therefore sees the conclusion of the argument to be that if we are to find a ground for our belief that there is an objectively correct method of continuing the series , we must look beyond the individual to the community of rule-followers . |
| 15 | Remember that the significance of is that it indicates the power in the load for a fixed amplitude of input signal . |
| 16 | In the autumn of 1984 , the evaluators could witness nothing more than a library skills lesson offered under the heading of IS and taught in one of its allocated periods . |
| 17 | Twoflower pointed a trembling finger at where he remembered the door to be and said , ‘ Open it ! ’ |
| 18 | I turn for where I remember the door to be and see others pitching forward , slamming drinks down to cover their faces with their hands . |
| 19 | And of course , in spite of everything that 's being said , the thing about was that because of the two railway stations you could get anywhere in half or three quarters of an hour . |
| 20 | The teachers are the coordinator of IS and the head of science . |
| 21 | A The type and amount of equipment required for a coldwater aquarium will depend very much on how complex you wish the system to be and how much you wish to spend . |
| 22 | The time to be and the time to brood : that is what he wanted . |
| 23 | He was once asked what he considered the function of a chairman to be and he gave a three-part answer : |
| 24 | On the other hand , were every indication to be that there was no chance of the letter ever being posted — for example if the person was a known thief and there was no post-box within a hundred miles — then in this case giving him or her the letter would be regarded as stupid . |
| 25 | Not that this should put off the more cautious or less experienced , because although the Mournes are no place to be when the mist is thick and low , the famous Mourne Wall is never far away and provides an excellent point of reference . |
| 26 | Brentford had a player sent off but no excuse for the second goal … the fans are angry … they 've every right to be when you see a team give away goals like this … |
| 27 | I had every right to be if there was going to be this sort of hostility between the two of them all the way down into the ice . |
| 28 | If this point is charged or reported then the accused 's mental state or mens rea should be proved , i.e. an intent to be or an awareness that his conduct may be disorderly . |