Example sentences of "[verb] it [is] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Despite their cute appearance , Red Pandas can be very viscious , so for fans who want a slightly closer encounter it is probably best to stick to the more approachable variety . |
| 2 | funny it 's like cos they had the keyboard and that sort of rap beat it 's like , and all my kebabs are in salad cream , rap it on , stack it on , that 's my scene , gim me some kebab kebab gim me ages , wicked tune , I mean all these words |
| 3 | point of view when the information 's been com when so it 's coming in and being sorted it is better that it 's done at that particular time |
| 4 | But what strikes one about their situation and the way they are tackling it is how vary narrowly they are ahead . |
| 5 | The train of thought that begins like this is as slippery as an eel , and the only effective way to catch it is to examine the truth of the matter . |
| 6 | Breaking up the surface is well worth avoiding , firstly to save it and give yourself another heavenly run tomorrow , and secondly because when your edges start to catch it 's not much fun to ski and can be dangerous . |
| 7 | Another thing about smoking , although nobody 's denying it 's bad for you , is the fact is that , it 's overwhelming the core of women who smoke , who also have worst diets , they also tend to have worse stress , it 's used as a very convenient scapegoat . |
| 8 | The supermarket 's suppliers Gulf Oil , based in Cheltenham , said it was reacting to a local situation and Tesco says the cut is part of it 's service to customers , denying it 's creating an artificially low price . |
| 9 | The Oxford Regional Health Authority is denying it 's seeking an out of court settlement for haemophiliacs infected with the AIDS virus . |
| 10 | Exactly what causes it is unknown ; it may be virus or a bacteria , or many interacting factors may trigger the disease . |
| 11 | Now the rate of identical twinning erm is remarkably constant which suggests that it , whatever causes it is relatively independent of other factors . |
| 12 | When you forty pee it 's like eight pounds |
| 13 | No matter how badly designed it is , it 's a thousand times better than what was here before . |
| 14 | Through a week long campaign on both Max-Am and RFM stations it is possible to reach a large audience in the Lothians . |
| 15 | Looking through the advertisements in magazines , suppliers ' catalogues and the shelves of art shops it is certainly obvious that there is a huge choice of instructional art videos currently available — probably about 200 ! |
| 16 | With talk of a series of stand alone shops it 's hard to believe that the idea is n't to rival Marks . |
| 17 | and has it 's so important in the pathogenesis of the capsule that antibodies to it can be used er , ca , er can actually completely prevent the disease and we end up with a capsule vaccine based on the type B pulse . |
| 18 | Perth happened , it has it 's pilot , on , on August the twelfth which Iris supervised |
| 19 | Each consultant has it 's ow er his or her her own unique number , so does the assignment , we list the position , the advertiser 's name in brief , the practice we 're working at and the town . |
| 20 | the assignment has it 's unique number |
| 21 | Like most cities , it has it 's fair share of crime . |
| 22 | For others , bottle feeding still has it 's place . |
| 23 | It 's all very well increasing my legibility by means of this machine , but it has it 's drawbacks . |
| 24 | Well it has it 's it 's the only way to deal with that lot . |
| 25 | It has it 's routes , it goes round and round |
| 26 | Dartford Theatre opened and ‘ Barefoot Video ’ has it 's first year of full-time professional worker . |
| 27 | No because everybody who has it is aware of the fact that you know they 've se known that I 've changed my number before and they know why . |
| 28 | By focusing on wage profiles it is possible to show contrasts between different segments of the labour market . |
| 29 | Weightier things than hamburgers suggest it is now time for a realignment . |
| 30 | If the law were changed in the way we suggest it is at least possible that such men would prefer to seek relations with older persons which would not render them liable to prosecution . |