Example sentences of "[adj] [modal v] [be] [adv] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 That may be so Chairman , but with these two four bedroom houses there could be another six to eight cars coming out of that entrance ,
2 Some formula such as 50 per cent of the current local room rate ( given the place and period this might be about £30 ) might be acceptable .
3 Or perhaps they do , for the beast does swerve aside , though this could be only chance .
4 But without some such provision , school crocodiles would fall within the terms of the Act , and this would be unnecessarily time consuming for all concerned .
5 The forecast budget for 1993 will be around £750,000 .
6 at Stainforth and then that 'll be about quarter past eight
7 Oh that 'd be about quarter nine .
8 These may be simply photographs of kittens or cats , or toy animals .
9 Fees for the session 1992/93 will be approximately £195 for the day classes and £171 for evening classes payable during the first few weeks of the course .
10 Fees for the session 1992/93 will be approximately £98 — payable during the first few weeks of the course .
11 If present marriage rates continue , then the expected proportions of men and women married by age 50 would be around 77% for men and 78% for women , compared with 93% of women and 96% of men in 1971 .
12 Nearly all those will be home fans .
13 So the approximate possible effect of birth weight on FEV 1 would be about 2% of total FEV 1 .
14 and hopefully that will be tomorrow night at the Manor … when United play Barnsley … we have to look back now to saturday … no joy I 'm afraid … swindon … oxford … hereford all beaten … here 's what went wrong
15 And Hereford — that will be either Worcester or Stafford . ’
16 That will be all Miss Powers , " she finished sharply .
17 All four will be both IR and Raman active ; the two a 1 modes are in principle distinguishable from the others by giving rise to polarized Raman bands in solution or in the gas phase .
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