Example sentences of "be these [noun] " in BNC.

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1 ‘ Who 're these men ? ’
2 It may have been these factors that encouraged the Court to give a restrictive opinion on the powers of the member States .
3 There always had been these moments between them when she had to give way , against reason , against sense : he simply had to win .
4 I mean I I 'd having been these comments and yes there are a couple of extra points put in there I think that that 's fine .
5 Historically we can establish that there have always been these waves of hooliganism in particular form .
6 I sometimes think you would n't recognize me if you saw me as I am these days !
7 It just shows how mentally disorganised I am these days .
8 Right , so there are these government job creation schemes , alright .
9 are these DOPACS units then ?
10 So loud are these calls that a single insect can be heard half a kilometre away and a chorus of them can set a whole forest ringing and echoing .
11 And , in whichever case , are these questions and answers ( to the whistler or the mate ) or are they confirmations of something that is always the same thing ( the bird 's own presence , his belonging to this species , this sex , this territory ) ?
12 Where are these questions leading ? ’
13 Catherine Beader from Bicester Friends of the Earth , what are these questions , what should you ask ?
14 Are these observations relevant to the European Community ?
15 What are these chaps called who go around murdering lots of people they do n't know ? ’
16 How are these axes specified in development ?
17 Katharine Hammett , in a Sunday Times interview , demanded , ‘ What are these girls really good for ? ’
18 ‘ Who are these women ? ’ we asked .
19 Are these women actually made like that or is what one sees the result of hours of patient effort and painstaking attention to detail ?
20 We can then think of a theory as a function in the mathematical sense , which assigns one set of entities ( the domain ) to another set of entities ( the range ) , and the question is , what are these sets of entities ?
21 Are these stories true , Sir ? ’
22 How good are these stories in verse ?
23 And after that it 's , it 's partly systematic , that you discover more organisations and you go and look for them , and it 's partly luck , that erm you drop into a library or you meet someone who says ‘ Oh , did you know that erm there are these papers in , in such and such a library ? ’
24 What are the benefits of training and how are these benefits shared between nurses and the health service ?
25 On what basis are these decisions being made ?
26 Then there are these diary notes , but maybe you would like to read my story , well , actually , it 's a novel , you see , my first novel , actually . ’
27 In which months are these rivers most likely to flood ?
28 In neither case are these agreements directly part of the text of the Treaty and therefore of the constitutional law recognised by the Court of Justice .
29 Then where are these limits of fairness ?
30 So , but where I know it is a bit difficult with clothes because a market stall erm you do n't , you do n't normally get a chance to try the clothes on erm and you 're never absolutely sure are these clothes , is this garment going to fit or not ?
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