Example sentences of "[noun sg] he be in " in BNC.
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| 31 | For a while he was in financial difficulties , but by 1801 , after Paul 's assassination , he was working again at Tsarskoe Selo for the dowager empress and in 1802 Alexander I , the new emperor , appointed him architect-in-chief to the Admiralty , where he carried out minor works . |
| 32 | Although Winter said nothing there was no evidence he was in any way party to events . |
| 33 | After the first shock he was in no way abashed by the grandeur of Stephen 's estate . |
| 34 | But last night he was in humiliating retreat after protests from German finance minister Horst Koehler . |
| 35 | Last night he was in intensive care . |
| 36 | All these things were bound up together and by defying his father he was in effect abandoning them . |
| 37 | he 's , it was n't a minute struggle , you , you kept harping on all week he 's in , in the |
| 38 | One winter morning he was in one of his fields on the side of Norcombe Hill . |
| 39 | By Monday evening the Wycliffes were back at The Watch House , their home outside the city where he had his headquarters , and on Tuesday morning he was in his office . |
| 40 | well you know what he did , on Monday morning he was in the garage when he suddenly made up his mind to com to walk across to the paper shop to get a paper and he had n't got er a jacket or any thing on , all he got on was a pull over |
| 41 | Two weeks before the start of the Flat season he was in hospital having most of his bowel removed because of severe , life-threatening colitis . |
| 42 | His initial duties were to assist with fieldwork for the magnetic survey of India and by the 1908–9 field season he was in charge of operations in south-west India . |
| 43 | ‘ How do you know about the state he 's in ? ’ said Nessie . |
| 44 | ‘ How could he , the state he 's in ? ’ |
| 45 | Now you can see that if a scientist of this kind tries to study man he is in difficulty . |
| 46 | Two years ago he got married to a Miss Lilian Bardsley , sister of the man he 's in business with . |
| 47 | When he 's in a rage he 's in a genuine rage . |
| 48 | He 's head lad over there , and once they leave my yard he 's in charge of them . |
| 49 | With his conventional double-breasted suit , carefully cut to disguise a distinctly stocky figure , and his watchful courtesy he was in sharp contrast to Hutton 's hard-edged efficiency . |
| 50 | Lazonick ( 1979 ) argues , for instance , that when Marx took the self-acting mule as a prime example of a technology permitting the increased subordination of labour to capital he was in fact relying , at second hand , on the claims made by the machine 's manufacturers , and that in practice the mule-spinners held a relatively superior position in the division of labour . |
| 51 | Charlie 'd said he wanted to phone Lilian and when I come back over the road he was in a phone box . |
| 52 | If Haser could be brought down by the Swiss for money-laundering , so the theory went , then he would have no reason to dig the hole he was in any deeper by embarrassing the CIA with gratuitous revelations about the agency 's arms deals with Saddam Hussein . |
| 53 | When he went back to the track , Johnson was half the size he was in Seoul . |
| 54 | At the time of admission he was in mild congestive cardiac failure , with a mildly raised jugular venour pressure at 3cm but no other evidence of oedema , ascites , or hepatomegaly . |
| 55 | And for all his stubbornness he is in fact hinting at his readiness for a deal . |
| 56 | Merseyside Coroner Roy Barter said : ‘ Although he did n't work directly with asbestos he was in an asbestos environment . ’ |
| 57 | Finally , with considerable reluctance , I suggested that his faith seemed to have very little foundation and that without more understanding to match his enthusiasm he was in danger of being tripped by the questions of life — let alone by those of his fellow students . |
| 58 | Then of course he was in hospital in Assam for some weeks . |
| 59 | Of course he was in a tube train . |
| 60 | Another point is , up in Hull in October er , somebody wrote a book about Mahatma Ghandi and he got death threats so the vice chancellor of Hull University he 's in Fenners he 's a director of J H Fenners in industrial . |