Example sentences of "[vb mod] not [be] found " in BNC.

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1 Well , if you have to kill them , they must not be found . ’
2 The eleventh Commandment , ‘ Thou shalt not be found out , ’ was all-important .
3 But there is no reason why we should not tell stories of English boys who leave the village and make good in the city — why rural drama should not be found and filmed among the mountains of Wales and moors of Yorkshire .
4 ‘ Men should not be found in sufficient numbers to do all the work there is to be done , and wages would rise as they should do ! ’
5 The clinical signs are likely to be few , and since most of the damage occurs during the prepatent phase , eggs may not be found in the urine .
6 And then I wonder if another means of acquiring something of a scientific education might not be found .
7 Engine failure north of Reggane and they might not be found alive .
8 If he could weight Newley 's body and roll it into the pond , the ice would seal it off for days ; it might not be found for months , if no one dragged the pond .
9 He might not be found for days , ( BUC L24 1080 6 )
10 The King hoped next to see Baldwin , but the Conservative leader could not be found : he was , ironically , lunching with Geoffrey Dawson , the editor of The Times , and discussing Cabinet appointments — something he found easier to do with Dawson than with his party colleagues .
11 The fatal approach was to falter and say that whatever he had asked for could not be found — then , the violence was terrifying .
12 The girl had darted into a dark stretch of the corridor , and could not be found easily .
13 One man could not be found , several others were slightly injured , but worst of all vital supplies were missing .
14 Before 1 a.m. , he was noted missing from his beat and could not be found .
15 Unfortunately , the 13 men missing could not be found .
16 The Tennants had a highland bullock which went missing and , although the boys searched the district , the animal could not be found .
17 Only the curtains are n't yet complete ; the identical silk could not be found .
18 He was recruited because a man could not be found to act as porter for the annual salary of £27 .
19 Problems started when a developer for the hotel could not be found , and Mr Graham was called in at the behest of the main creditor , the Bank of Scotland .
20 One reason for this would be if the original script contained spelling errors , so the ‘ correct ’ word could not be found as a legal English word .
21 P&P Plc has quickly found a buyer for its volume computer distribution business which should mean that it can reverse at least a part of the £8.9m provision it took against its most recent figures to cover costs of closure if a buyer could not be found .
22 There was too the erroneous belief that black substitute parents could not be found ( ABAFA , 1976 ) .
23 The ramshackle eight-seater at first did not take off because of a storm after which a pilot could not be found .
24 Tower Hamlets , acting under paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 to the Act of 1967 , required Chetnik to pay rates on the buildings over a period of some years during which they were unoccupied because tenants could not be found .
25 In a third serving of a bankruptcy notice in 1911 , Wilson claimed not only that the Federation had inspired the plaintiff , a seaman called Nielsen , to take the action , but that they had moved the plaintiff from place to place so that he could not be found , making it impossible to discharge the union 's debt to him .
26 The LFS asks questions about reasons for taking a temporary job , offering four responses : " because the contract included a period of training " , " because a permanent job could not be found " , " because a permanent job was not wanted " and " other/no reason " .
27 The single most important reason given by temporary workers for working on that basis is that a permanent job could not be found .
28 Then Mr Briggs wrote again later , saying this girl could not be found .
29 Boase explained that for twenty years he had made a collection of notes relating to English persons deceased since 1850 , and that in compiling his work he had kept in mind the dictum of James Anthony Froude [ q.v. ] , ‘ we want the biographies of common people ’ , so that many hundreds of the thousands of entries included in his compilation related to persons who had not been eminent but had led interesting lives , accounts of which could not be found in any other book .
30 A highlight of the evening was the presentation of a cheque for £25,000 from the Master of the Merchant Venturers to support the Campaign for Resource , although those in the know nearly had heart failure when the Master could not be found in the crowded room as the time for the presentation approached .
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