Example sentences of "be people [pron] " in BNC.

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1 They 're people whose lives have been shattered by the incest or other sexual abuse that engulfed their childhood and darkened their lives thereafter .
2 Perhaps , thought , they 're people who have been working there all their lives ?
3 They 're people who go around airports and airshows collecting the ‘ tail numbers ’ on aeroplanes .
4 Er most people who claim invalidity benefit I mean do n't need it anyway they 're people who 've got , you know , the existing bad backs , people
5 They 're people who are pathetic , who are sad , who have had an awful lot of knocks in life and I often think that one of the things that everybody in society could do is actually talk to them a bit more .
6 In the same way , we can point to every single course _there have been people who are highly qualified , excellent youngsters — and that is where I fear that the universities are not always given the opportunity to get these talented children in the numbers that I think they deserve .
7 ‘ The first thing to remember is that 99 per cent of the people you come into contact with are people whom you do n't have to worry about at all .
8 They are people whom we rarely consider in this House , but when there is a suicide or accident on the railway , the driver , and his mate if appropriate , may be mentally scarred for life by the experience .
9 Refugees are people whose lives have been shattered by intolerance , persecution , torture and fear of death .
10 In every case , they are people whose sudden loss would substantially reduce profits , who are difficult to replace , and whose loss would hinder business development .
11 As well as those born mentally handicapped , there are people whose intellect is impaired as a result of infection or injury to the brain .
12 Most of the Irish Protestants are people whose ancestors came to this area several centuries ago from Scotland , England and even France .
13 There are people whose early experience of bodily closeness , intimacy and care has been so uncomfortable or so traumatic that they dare not risk a repetition of such pain .
14 They are people whose lives are full of activity and demands for immediate responses ; they often have little time for reflection and study .
15 The Scotch Whisky Industry recognises that there are people whose drinking causes them medical or social harm .
16 ‘ At the moment this is not always done and yet there are people who , if they 'd been approached , would have been willing to give permission . ’
17 They are people who never do anything , who never go sailing or climb mountains . ’
18 ‘ There are people who are ‘ smokers and proud of it ’ who are coming up against the trend that the rest of society wants to see . ’
19 Full-time reserve police on the whole are people who are disqualified from entering the regular force as a result of age , height , or physical health .
20 There are people who never leave home without one , while others feel ridiculous wearing something on their head .
21 Those are people who have made you , carved you , produced you .
22 Situated in the space between the constraints of childhood and having a career , these are people who dream for a while of wanting a vague something more from life , yet are saddened by these dreams because they know deep down they 'll probably relinquish them , buckle down to a life of mediocrity .
23 The people in key positions are people who do n't consider pop culture to have any serious importance whatsoever . ’
24 There are people who are convinced that the problem is so acute that lasting damage has already been done .
25 Often these are people who have had a fairly ‘ secret ’ sort of relationship , such as a lover or a homosexual partner , and who therefore feel they have to bear their loss alone , because no one knows that they have sustained one .
26 After all , as Pasternak said , we are people who meditate upon death and thereby create new life . ’
27 ‘ It was said in respect of her that there are people who seek flowers in the tree of life where others would never think to look — under dark leaves and on dry branches .
28 ‘ Bear in mind there are people who suffer lifelong injury which can never be put right .
29 They think we are people who just put things in envelopes — there is a certain snobbery about it . ’
30 There are people who go about liberating tame animals into the wild , stealing koi carp from ornamental ponds , for example , and releasing them in lakes , where the pike will quickly re-initiate them into the rhythms of nature .
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