Example sentences of "[adv] [verb] there [be] [det] " in BNC.
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| 31 | ‘ Does the Admiral really believe there is such a thing as total security ? ’ |
| 32 | I have been thinking a great deal about it , and I really think there was much force in what your friends said … |
| 33 | Never before had there been such a team put out by any club . ’ |
| 34 | But it was from the but they would n't they 're not allowed see they 're not allowed now see there 's another LAUTRO yeah yeah |
| 35 | Opacity is also a useful metaphor because it correctly suggests there are many degrees of translucency of style between the extremes of ( let us say ) The Forsyte Saga and Finnegans Wake . |
| 36 | I mean the chap that the management would come to and say , Well has there 's this particular lot of work gone through yet ? |
| 37 | I did n't even know there were any green flowers |
| 38 | ‘ A year ago you did n't even believe there were any other nomes anywhere , ’ Masklin said . |
| 39 | ‘ As you well know there was another attempt on the Führer 's life at Rastenburg . |
| 40 | The point of this distinction between the social ( the particular ) and the artistic ( the general ) is precisely to deny there is any ‘ real ’ distinction to be made at all . |
| 41 | When school meals were heavily subsidised there was little pressure to change the traditional pattern of meals , or to worry too much about quality . |
| 42 | I never realized there were any that near , I thought they u , ere all in the Mugello region … . |
| 43 | ‘ Never has there been such a farce ’ |
| 44 | Never has there been such a sporting farce over a straightforward issue : Was the ball out of shape through natural causes ( Law 5.5 ) or had it been damaged deliberately ( Law 42.5 ) ? |
| 45 | Only recently has there been some serious debate within multiculturalism about the issues involved , although with very little guidance on how teachers are to approach and facilitate discussion around the inevitable questions which arise regarding the evaluation of different cultural representations , know ledges and practices . |
| 46 | He closed his Manchester school and knowing that his wife rarely deviated from being either in Blackpool or London , he could safely assume there was little chance of a confrontation . |
| 47 | State 3 to state 4 — usually if the approximate number of blocks for the item was estimated too high , resulting in Offline believing there is more space available even though it is physically full |
| 48 | ‘ Well , I never knew there was such a thing , ’ the Mayor spluttered . |
| 49 | The statistical evidence therefore suggests there is some association between crime and social class . |