Example sentences of "tae be " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ There 's still an account tae be settled . |
2 | ‘ Tryin' tae be funny Harry ? ’ |
3 | ‘ They dinna' seem tae be carrying my skipping-rope , so perhaps they 've thrown it dawn somewhere . ’ |
4 | ‘ You 're supposed tae be educated , eh ! |
5 | I never used tae be fat . ’ |
6 | She was right fly tae be still at school . ’ |
7 | I 'm old enough tae be his mother . ’ |
8 | ‘ He would need tae be a fit real man , ’ Winnie said . |
9 | He used tae be a real fine build of a man . ’ |
10 | ‘ And he 's a right tae be , ’ Pol agreed . |
11 | ‘ Ye want tae be a man about it , ’ Rab rebuked Paddy . |
12 | ‘ I 'm mighty handy wie this auld pat when I 've a need tae be , ’ he said , |
13 | ‘ Then after the wine , ’ Winnie said , ‘ and only the one , I do n't want tae be having tae carry ye out . ’ |
14 | ‘ Aye , ’ Paddy said , looking at Winnie , ‘ ye must have a right fat purse tae be going away tae London . ’ |
15 | ’ Hell , man , dae I huv tae spell it oot that times are hard an' there 's no work goin' at the doacks an' it 's nae a time tae be existin' oan charity ! ’ |
16 | ‘ Aye , an ’ there used tae be at least thirty thousand here every Saturday in the auld days . ’ |
17 | But foo love cam tae be , Gud kens : |