Example sentences of "[that] [pron] was [noun] in " in BNC.
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| 1 | At the office door I found that I was second in the queue , not first . |
| 2 | Admittedly there had been almost no money in it , but he took it as evidence that she was saving in order to leave him . |
| 3 | It is usually conveniently overlooked that there was settlement in the area beforehand and that for most of man 's life on earth neither iron nor coal has been particularly important . |
| 4 | but erm I do n't actually think that there was revolution in process going if there was , if you know , a hu a huge increase in |
| 5 | That there was appropriation in this case is clear . |
| 6 | Unlike Miliband , who was trying to argue that there was scope in the short term for autonomous state action , Poulantzas ( while recognising that policies against the dominant class and other sectors of capital was possible ) was still insisting that when this did occur it would always be functional for the long-term survival and hegemony of the monopoly sector . |
| 7 | Uncle Tommy always said that there was insanity in the family , so that incident proves it , if nothing else . |
| 8 | Dr Anne Dawson , senior official in the Department of Health and Social Security on the possible consequences if the Department warned the NHS about the dangers of salmonella We have known that there was salmonella in 60 percent of chickens ' guts for many years . |
| 9 | There is also evidence that there was disagreement in the Council on the recognition of certain religious groups . |
| 10 | There can be no doubt that there was disagreement in the Council on this matter of recognition and that the older orders , the Benedictines , Augustinians and Cistercians , put pressure on the pope . |
| 11 | The panel recognizes however that there was substance in the presbytery of Hamilton 's claim that the nineteen sixty three law can cause pastoral problems . |
| 12 | If the Court of Appeal could have been sure that there was jurisdiction in the House of Lords to have heard B 's unresolved grounds of appeal . |
| 13 | The White Paper accepted that there was force in some of the objections that had been made , and expressed the belief that the existing Green Form Scheme could be ‘ improved to provide better service at lower cost . ’ |
| 14 | Creggan was not afraid but instead filled with the feeling that there was strength in the Man that was on his side ; and anger too ; and that something was happening , something that concerned Minch . |
| 15 | She was discovering that there was truth in one of showbusiness 's most hackneyed old sayings : Fame costs . |
| 16 | Thus in Re M ( Social Work Records : Disclosure ) [ 1990 ] FCR 485 the Court of Appeal decided that there was power in wardship to order disclosure of all or any part of a social work record . |
| 17 | We went to breakfast and Mark Cox was sitting there and he asked us ‘ Did n't we know that there was coup in Russia ? ’ and he told us everything . |
| 18 | I really felt that there was room in London , and in Great Britain , for a permanent space to show Italian art , or Italian-related art . |
| 19 | The 1986 BMA report on complementary medicine ( widely criticised for its lack-lustre approach ) only allowed that there was value in the time devoted to patients and called for more scientific evaluation . |
| 20 | This was before the days of two-channel stereo records , and the label simply meant to imply that there was spaciousness in the sound on the record . |
| 21 | Friedman and Schwartz , however , claimed that it was changes in the nominal money supply which caused changes in money national income ( recall the mechanism described in Chapter 21 ) and , once again , they appealed to empirical evidence to support their view . |
| 22 | David Cooper of Genetic Resources Action International , based in Barcelona , pointed out that it was farmers in West Africa who first noted the resistance of some varieties of cowpea to insects and who nurtured superior varieties that carried this characteristic . |
| 23 | If they were n't , and I 'm told that it was Babes In Toyland who were full of doughnuts , then what 's their excuse for sounding like this ? |
| 24 | Mait awoke gasping for breath in a black wave of pain , belatedly realizing , as it faded , that it was pain in a dream . |
| 25 | Yesterday , John Major celebrated his first year as Prime Minister but we know that he was Chancellor in Mrs. Thatcher 's Government in the latter part of it — |
| 26 | Was he worried that she 'd finally found her proof that he was hand in glove with Harry Martin ? |
| 27 | Down went Alvar Salvadores in great haste , and ordered a bell to be rung which was a signal for two hundred knights to make ready ; for the history saith , that the Cid , by reason that he was alway in war , had appointed such signals for his people , that they knew when one hundred were called for , and when two , and so forth . |
| 28 | One is faced , then , with two conflicting views about the dating of the Muftilik of Abdulkerim : first , the view of the that he was Mufti in the time of Mehmed II , perhaps from 870/1465–6 onwards ; and second , the view of the writers connected with the later tradition , Mustakimzade half-excepted , that he was Mufti in the time of Bayezid II , more precisely , following Molla Gurani , from 893/1488 to Rajab 900/March-April 1495 . |
| 29 | One is faced , then , with two conflicting views about the dating of the Muftilik of Abdulkerim : first , the view of the that he was Mufti in the time of Mehmed II , perhaps from 870/1465–6 onwards ; and second , the view of the writers connected with the later tradition , Mustakimzade half-excepted , that he was Mufti in the time of Bayezid II , more precisely , following Molla Gurani , from 893/1488 to Rajab 900/March-April 1495 . |