Example sentences of "she be [adj] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Presently there were feet on the stairs — a headlong clatter that would have frightened her had she been capable of ordinary feelings . |
| 2 | Had she been right about Luke 's involvement with him too ? |
| 3 | Had she been able to , Selina might even have tried to prevent that small detail from slipping out . |
| 4 | Had she been wrong about that ? she now wondered . |
| 5 | Had she been wrong in all her first impressions ? |
| 6 | Had she been alone with Luke , no doubt his words would have been spiked with malice . |
| 7 | Not only had she been unhelpful from a business point of view , but the prospects of inveigling her into his empty bed did not seem rosy . |
| 8 | Has she been bad to you ? |
| 9 | ( Could she be worrying about her habit of giving her age as twenty years younger than it was ? ) |
| 10 | ‘ Why should she be interested in that ? ’ |
| 11 | Since creditworthiness did not matter to her , why should she be interested in whether the accused had authority to use her card , for the bank would pay whether the accused had authority or not ? |
| 12 | Once at the first theatre , Dinah dismissed it , and gave the man too small a tip , for the first time in her life ; he scowled and spat as he drove off , and this disconcerted her ; never again , she swore , would she be short of money . |
| 13 | How could she be sleepy in a dream ? |
| 14 | And Thursday was not one of her days off — how could she be free in the afternoon ? |
| 15 | Would she be willing to ? |
| 16 | But why should she be afraid of hearing about her own mother ? |
| 17 | And the arm round her — could she be angry with that ? |
| 18 | ‘ Would she be satisfied with that ? ’ the girls demanded greedily . |
| 19 | Why should she be worried about him , after what he had done ? |
| 20 | would she be able to is this a full time worker you 've got ? |
| 21 | What a nasty creature she was — how could she be jealous of Dana ? |
| 22 | In Thru this condition is posed as a choice between two masters : ‘ could n't she be happy with y o u in the orbit of an eye and no referent without ? |
| 23 | Why should n't she be happy in there ? ’ |
| 24 | Will she be sick in the car ? ’ |
| 25 | Would she be prepared to be tied up ? |
| 26 | She could feel the strong beat of his heart , the warmth of his body , smell the masculine scent of him , and still she was not frightened , for this was Dr Neil , was it not , and why should she be frightened of him ? |
| 27 | How could she be concerned about the choice of jam ? |
| 28 | Liberal Christians laugh at the frightened question of traditionalists : ‘ What if she were pregnant at the altar ? ’ |
| 29 | It was n't as if she were married to him . |
| 30 | If she were married to him . |