Example sentences of "[noun] [vb mod] be [noun] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Earthworms may be transport hosts , the eggs simply passing through the gut , or paratenic hosts in which the egg hatches and the L2 travels to the tissues to await ingestion by the fowl .
2 The only possible change may be Steve Tilson , who was substituted by Kevin O'Callaghan on Saturday , staying on the sidelines for the Northern Ireland international .
3 the most desirable portraitist of modern times must be Lucian Freud , certainly the one with the highest integrity rating .
4 In a Spanish fund , more than half the members of its decision-making board must be employee representatives .
5 Perhaps I should just say a word about that that operation since you 've raised it , because it is one type of job that we do , that is taking part in a rather large group , in this case sponsored by the Commonwealth Secretariat at the request of the government of Uganda after the fall of erm of Amin , to assess the rehabilitation needs of the country and to suggest what policies should be priority policies for their point of view and what contribution could be made by other countries through aid and erm other ways of technical assistance and fellowships for training and so forth , to help in this rehabilitation .
6 The only condition for this is that the pictures must be PCX files .
7 You were hoping that Dame Martha , like everyone else , saw what you wanted them to see : a woman wearing Lady Eleanor 's cloak and ring must be Lady Eleanor .
8 We have always argued that the main motivation for government funding of research should be wealth creation .
9 A group like U2 should be chart material , playing new pop that does n't falsify or perpetuate or enhance the bright fantasy .
10 The result could be pay freezes , even pay cuts .
11 The result could be engine roughness during acceleration , loss of power , and , in some cases , stalling .
12 The result could be world recession and a worsening of the international debt crisis .
13 Until then a safe shelter under a dry roof would be Owen O'Clery 's sufficient address and a good night 's rest would fit him to take Granard 's measure .
14 Another good choice of pink would be N. Madame Wilfon Gonnere an almost double-cupped shape bloom suitable for the average garden pond .
15 In the absence of Hartlepool Burn Road Harrier Ian Cook , who clinched the men 's championship in the penultimate meeting at Darlington , Pearson looked as though his main rival would be Dan Mutrie , of host club Loftus , and New Marske 's Tony Livingston .
16 Ruslan Khasbulatov , Chairman of the Russian Supreme Soviet , was elected for a one-year term as Chairman of the Assembly , whose seat would be St Petersburg ( Russia ) .
17 The company says it needs the cut to keep going , and union leaders agree that the alternative would be job losses .
18 Ruggiero 's Luger would be war loot , belatedly registered once the menace of an armed Communist insurrection had faded .
19 Ruggerio 's Luger would be war loot , belatedly registered once the menace of an armed Communist insurrection had faded .
20 Remarkably , his near-certain backer will be Jacob Rothschild , who , as part of the Hoylake consortium , placed Weinberg in a dilemma during the consortium 's break-up bid for BAT , Allied Dunbar 's parent company , in 1989 .
21 Visiting the town on Wednesday , June 30 the day is sponsored by Nuclear Electric will be Chay Blyth , well-known skipper and organiser of the British Steel Round the World Yacht Challenge .
22 And it seems safe to say the three main beneficiaries will be Ivan Lendl , John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors .
23 Heading the tribal art department will be Stacy Marcus Chidekel , previously research and curatorial assistant at the American Museum of Natural History .
24 DR PETER Saul will be guest speaker at tonight 's monthly meeting of the Chester and Ellesmere Port branch of the National Asthma committee .
25 Included in this sale of British pictures will be Sir Edwin Landseer 's ‘ The Cover Hack ’ , which is estimated to realize £120-150,000 ( $215–265,000 ) , and ‘ Mr George Marriott on his bay Hunter taking a fence ’ , which is estimated to make £80–100,000 ( $140–180,000 ) .
26 Tutors will be Carol Clewlow and Stan Barstow .
27 Among the speakers will be Professor John Monahan from the United States , and Mme. Brigitte Bliecq , a Court of Appeal judge in France .
28 Guest speakers will be Mickey Stewart ( the ex-England and Surrey cricket manager ) and comedian Harry Black .
29 The speakers will be Dr. J. Mackeith and Dr. G. Gudjonsson on ‘ The risk of false confession after PACE and the revised Codes of Practice ’ ; Dr. D. Jenkins on ‘ Fit to be interviewed ? ’ ;
30 The underwriters for the offering will be Lehman Brothers , Bear Stearns and Co Inc , Alex Brown and Sons Inc and Goldman , Sachs and Co Inc .
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