Example sentences of "[coord] [vb past] [pron] be [prep] " in BNC.
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1 | Yesterday she went to several of her neighbours ' houses to ask if anyone had seen the incident or knew who was behind it . |
2 | prior to the Daily Telegraph article in January nineteen eighty eight , had or or had they been in the habit of spending large amounts of money on national publicity ? |
3 | Or had it been between them , or only in her own highly tuned emotions ? |
4 | But whether they 've been opened or closed it 's like a white elephant , I mean lovely place , look . |
5 | In America , with the Harveys , it somehow had not mattered ; nor had they been in the least concerned about how he had been raised , judging him for what he was now . |
6 | The USSR , as before , remained ready to further its own interests wherever it could , and those interests were not always in agreement with those of Western governments — nor had they been in tsarist times . |
7 | He never damn well is , Donaldson thought , and asked what was to be done about Mrs Balanchine . |
8 | David Linacre had dozed off on the sofa one evening when his daughter Heidi came in and asked who was in the shower . |
9 | Suddenly , Rachel saw Tiger Balm Gardens and realised they were on Tai Hang Road . |
10 | I 'll try to spare you that , but I guess it 's about time I came clean and admitted it 's by no means a one-man show . |
11 | He played the hard man and pretended he was beyond fear , but that was nonsense . |
12 | ‘ Anyway , a certain man appeared , and pretended he was in love with Miss Havisham . |
13 | Or Hofmannsthal telling Strauss how ‘ delighted and moved he was by the music ’ ? |
14 | I looked at my watch and found it was after eleven o'clock , which meant nothing really . |
15 | They 're gunned up and fired up and told it 's for real . |
16 | ‘ It 'd be a very odd individual who , when telephoned by his girlfriend and advised he was to be a father , failed to follow up on it , ’ Vitor growled , starting to walk again . |
17 | Brian , emerging from the bathroom , heard his wife talking and imagined she was with Camille , thus he was surprised to find her alone . |
18 | Allchin began by admitting that Microsoft has had a problem communicating its approach to object technology and claimed he was on the panel to put the record straight : there are objects in Windows NT because there is an object management system in the kernel — its simply not exposed to users . |
19 | I am writing to convey how shocked and saddened I am at the news . |
20 | But Taylor 's staff checked with Downing Street — and discovered he was in no position to offer anything . |
21 | Any farm worker could easily anticipate the consequences of ‘ going against ’ the local farmers , so for the most part they resigned themselves to this situation , bit their tongues rather than spoke out and developed what is by now their notorious taciturnity and ability to ‘ keep themselves to themselves ’ . |
22 | When she 'd lain awake in the night realizing how upset and worried she was by Timothy Gedge 's visit , she 'd thought the one thing she would n't be able to do was Meals on Wheels with Miss Poraway . |
23 | I saw flood-lit spaces , heard music and felt I was in another world , somewhere in Switzerland . |
24 | ‘ He was charming , ’ she lied , and felt it was worth it to see him look relieved . |
25 | Barrow , the former Liphook all-rounder , wants to continue playing Minor Counties cricket for Berkshire and felt it was in his interests to join a division one side . |
26 | Mike met his brother 's eyes and saw they were like steel . |
27 | I burst on to the pass from Jack Clarke , had a wee look and saw I was in the clear . |
28 | He looked at Catherine Crane 's feet and saw she was in a similar situation . |
29 | Then he remembered something and knew he was in duty bound to take that risk . |
30 | Undry was in her mind , shedding troubled surges of light through deep darkness ; what am I going to do ? she wondered , and knew it was beyond her to decide anything . |