Example sentences of "[verb] be [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 The seaplanes that do remain are small aircraft , not generally used for scheduled passenger services .
2 Switching , if I may , from Victorian novelists to more contemporary novelists , who do you think are good novelists of today ?
3 So in this chapter you will find some pointers for looking at what you might think are everyday activities .
4 A little bit I think that he was just concerned that perhaps there might 've been other people who might 've wanted to come and if people had rung up and you had had a waiting list something could 've been done about it
5 We moved to Somerset and I saw nothing of Matt for — I do n't know — it must 've been sixteen years I suppose .
6 It should 've been first thing in morning if that would happen .
7 It must 've been fifteen foot at least up in the air teetering on a top branch .
8 I think , I think the problem with this act in my view is that it would 've been one thing to say to people , right from here on in , we 're going to do it like this .
9 now there , there must 've been one reason why you chose Friends Provident .
10 What a shame just Mickey again out on the right hand side , Dean made a great diagonal run in behind the full back and the ball was just a little bit heavy otherwise there could 've been real danger again for Blackburn .
11 It could 've been any doctor , and it might not 've been a stethoscope .
12 She didn there would 've been enough change in that and Kath was gon na go straight to the bank and get her some money back , right ?
13 D' you remember I showed you a manuscript — it must 've been some years ago , now — purporting to be by some mariner who remembered an English cargo boat having gone down between us , here at Møn , and Malmo — during the First Schleswig War ?
14 In contrast , the rules of dress or of how we eat are unwritten guides to behaviour .
15 Moreover , what we perceive far exceeds what actually interacts with our nervous system ; for what interacts with our nervous systems is occurrent energy and what we perceive are continuant objects ( see earlier , p. 98 ) .
16 Also calculated are various indices of readability , including Flesch-Kincaid , Flesch Reading Ease , Gunning 's Fog Index , and the LIX factor .
17 The only freedoms of the truly enslaved are subtle subversion and private dissent .
18 Among the many others honoured are Olympic oarsman Matthew Pinsent , a lock-keeper who created the Pooh Sticks championships and a typist who works in an insolvency department .
19 Now , what we do n't want are detailed particulars of the shop , the salesperson 's home address and physical attributes .
20 Attached to this plant and the dye it produces are several beliefs which are especially pertinent to the families of fishermen .
21 The worst to paint are insecure people , either outwardly or inwardly , ‘ you can feel that they are uncomfortable with themselves ’ .
22 At present being excavated are two houses in the centre of the settlement .
23 What the notion is intended to emphasise are those issues to do with the how and the why of sociology 's empirical reference .
24 Also listed are possible courses of subsequent development for each margin subtype .
25 Also listed are definite faults , which we would hope to discourage and which are penalized heavily .
26 There is not an abundance of thatched cottages in the wolds , but those that do exist are real gems .
27 Resting , sleeping and generally vegetating are obvious ways of unwinding .
28 Now the choices and values are not only what I trust are right choices and correct beliefs ; they are my choices , my beliefs , my convictions
29 Typically , the figurines which they made are 20 centimetres high and depict worshippers in attitudes of adoration , or reclining goats , or cattle .
30 But I suppose they 're all boys really , I mean are all boys like this really ?
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