Example sentences of "[noun sg] i [verb] [prep] be " in BNC.

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1 ‘ I feel fine and in any case I wanted to be here in person and not have to watch you on television .
2 Nevertheless , in case I seem to be just er avoiding the question , er I would have to say that this has been asked for before and we have resisted time and again , that 's the history of the matter , on the grounds that what these parents are really asking for is baptism and it 's our opportunity to er , to speak in these terms er and it 's a gold golden opportunity if they actually come to us .
3 For an instant I seemed to be staring into smoke .
4 I judge that in the time it takes the lift to creep the height of the building I have to be out the door and on my way .
5 ‘ This is the kind of acting part I want to be offered in future .
6 He commented that ‘ the rugby club I play for is just like the Conservatives ’ .
7 One young soldier I trained with was Tony Rees , from Whitchurch , Bristol .
8 The enemy I speak of is there in your cage with you . ’
9 A little late in the day as it happened , but they did and one of the things that helped was the fact that as an Irish citizen I had to be entered on the aliens ’ register by the local police and that required a passport photo . ’
10 But it is so poorly executed , muddled in its narrative and just plain old-fashioned dull that the screening I went to was soon humming with critical snores .
11 Despite the fact that I feel strongly about this issue , I remain open-minded and by seeing as much as is attainable my ideas will develop and so determine the kind of practitioner I hope to be .
12 And to get to the passage I know of is n't easy , but with this little key I can open the doors now .
13 ‘ What a pity I have to be at the Brooksby plant this weekend , ’ he said .
14 independence I like to be independent
15 One girl I went with was a translator for an embassy ; she did n't seem to be that interested in the money and was happy to stay the whole night with me .
16 ‘ When I was a girl I wanted to be an actress .
17 Sport I want to be a football manager .
18 That spiritual dimension I believe to be of pivotal importance ; indeed I believe it to be the soul of the Green Movement today .
19 Together , these two chapters constitute an attempt to address the question I consider to be of overriding importance , which is not whether male/female differences exist ( they do ) , what they are or what causes them , but what they mean : what significant social uses are made of them , or more accurately of discourse about them .
20 ‘ A question I refuse to be drawn on .
21 For all the family commitment , the team I work for is the team I want to win . ’
22 Just at the moment I seem to be getting somewhere , I 'm dragged off the case . ’
23 That at a given moment I seem to be seeing a brown patch — this I can not conceivably doubt .
24 By a strange coincidence the first ditching I heard about was in No 77 Squadron in the early months of the war .
25 In the summer of 1991 , I had another mink film to make — this time for Wildlife on One — and the first place I thought of was the logjam on the River Usk .
26 The only place I seemed to be able to reach you was in bed .
27 ‘ I know what it 's like in there and I 'm not sure it 's a place I want to be . ’
28 This is the last place I want to be and I 'm not at all interested in your background .
29 At the time I had no other reason to come home , but when I heard my mother only had a short time left it was the only place I wanted to be . ’
30 It 's work I have some familiarity with because by accident I happened to be the external examiner of the lad who did it , Peter Williamson .
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