Example sentences of "[adv] [be] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Better be aloof and sound cold .
2 This had better be bloody good .
3 George decided that he had better be diplomatic .
4 ‘ This had better be convincing , ’ she said frostily after they had ordered coffees .
5 This had better be good , I thought grimly as I crossed the road and walked up the cul-de-sac to the Parsonage .
6 Tell him his Mum said he 'd better be good .
7 ‘ It better be good . ’
8 This had better be good , Cameron . ’
9 ‘ It better be good .
10 ‘ This better be good . ’
11 It dominates the schedules with two , two-hour slots on Sunday and Monday , so it had better be good .
12 ‘ This third book had better be good , ’ she told him .
13 She dropped down beside him , saying casually : ‘ This had better be good .
14 But they 'd better be good . ’
15 Grimly we think to ourselves ‘ It had better be good ’ .
16 Security for the Russians had better be good . ’
17 It had better be good , thought Robert .
18 Carter said , ‘ This had better be good . ’
19 Better be good .
20 Better be polite to them , ’ advised Reid .
21 So they 'd better be nice seeing as we 've been all the way
22 ‘ We 'd better be civil .
23 " It had better be new lines , I think , Peter — work that is liable to take some time .
24 You are virtually on your own in defending them , so you had better be convinced of the case before you agree to them .
25 And if we ca n't be sure of preventing our children from trying things , then we 'd better be sure how we can live with their experimentation , and how we can help them limit the damage .
26 I 'd better be sure cos this it 's not a cheap one that one so that
27 I better be sure it 's er , what Friday night cos I did before .
28 There she is you 'd better be quiet , do n't let Boo in , come on in then Aaron do n't let Boo in
29 But you 'd better be quick about it ’ , and open .
30 ‘ We 'd better be quick , ’ said Fenella to Caspar , taking his arm .
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