Example sentences of "[adv] it be [vb pp] for " in BNC.

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1 One of them is enclosed in the letters written by the same ship , another bill is sent overland to the factor or party to whom the goods are consigned , the third remaineth with the merchant , for his testimony against the master , if there were any occasion for loose dealing ; but especially it is kept for to serve in case of loss , to recover the value of the goods of the assurors that have undertaken to bear the adventure with you .
2 Borrowing from the public is more or less finished , perhaps it is finished for our lifetime , but at any rate it has been finished for the last ten years or so ; you may get in a bit one year but you lose it again the next year .
3 You 'd g had to parade on the Sunday erm for weapon training , and one Sunday we earlier on , we had n't fired a rifle , so it was arranged for us to fire a rifle at a rifle range .
4 It opened only this month , and already it 's noted for its cuisine and cellar . ’
5 There are moments of natural awakening to one 's own beauty , but it is rare that it is really appreciated in the early years of womanhood ; usually it is taken for granted , and only lamented when it is gone .
6 We could use them to illustrate your history if ever it is accepted for publication . ’
7 Traditionally it was used for ptisannes , a very bitter , still wine recommended by physicians as a laxative and diuretic .
8 Now it is used for the hearing of court cases only .
9 Now it 's arranged for them to spend a year living with families over here .
10 Now it was gone for ever .
11 Too often it is exported for foreign exchange while poor people without the money to buy it or the land to grow it go hungry : South Asia still contains the majority of the world 's ‘ absolute poor ’ .
12 Originally it was planned for them to eliminate enemies of the Islamic Republic , but this mission was deemed more important .
13 Originally it was competed for , often bloodily , by the inhabitants of the valleys on either side of the watershed .
14 Well it was marked for one and there was no milk , there was no er , there was an empty bottle in the thing , but no milk , as long as he do n't charge you for .
15 Er , Jim , Birmingham , West er , Midlands er , supporting er , the sectionalization of the union because erm , we were told a few months ago it was passed for nineteen ninety one .
16 At least here it 's cared for , admired , which is what they would have wanted .
17 Maybe it was intended for Darren White or even Richard Morrison … but not me .
18 The injustice is that the donkey is beaten until it collapses and then it is beaten for collapsing .
19 If the skunk has not squirted its glands for some time , then it is primed for about six powerful shots at the enemy , but it is unlikely to use all its ammunition at once because it will take about a week for replenishment and the animal can not afford to risk being cornered empty-glanded by a second predator .
20 At either stage , if there was considered to be a problem , then it was noted for later discussion .
21 Well , the procedure that followed in this case was that the er captain obviously made clear from er H M S erm Battleaxe that was originally involved , that the embargo would be enforced , er and obviously his message got across , and then it was arranged for marines to go aboard , er which they did to take charge of , of the vessel while the search took place .
22 because he went on so much and then it was bought for him .
23 They sold it , together with an earlier Forney model , two years later in October 1971 through the then well-known aircraft brokers W. S. Shackleton of Coventry , whence it was bought for the princely sum of £2,150 by airline captain David Vernon , who has owned it ever since .
24 The very successful Dexion slotted angle iron appealed to a very broad market ( anyone whose used storage ) yet it was specialised for the job it had to do and sold at a good price .
25 The little tern 's numbers have been threatened since Victorian times when it was hunted for its snow-white plumage .
26 Car 127 was a similar snow plough , based at Fleetwood depot , where it survived until 1960 , when it was restored for the 75th Anniversary and re-numbered 2 , its Company number .
27 Purley depôt stood empty until 23 November , when it was sold for £20,000 , passing subsequently to Messrs. Schweppes Mineral Waters as a store .
28 Andy Warhol 's silkscreen canvas ‘ 210 Coca-Cola bottles ’ ( Christie 's lot 46 , est. $2.2–2.8 million ) was the most expensive lot of the week when it was sold for $1.9 million ( £1.05 million ) to Zurich dealer , Thomas Ammann , against stiff competition from Helge Achenbach , the dealer from Düsseldorf who advises Deutsche Bank and the Flick family .
29 It was later sold to an ironstone quarry where it continued in use until 1963 when it was purchased for preservation .
30 The wort is then run into a copper where it is boiled for an hour or more with hops .
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