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

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1 Thousands of pounds have been collected over a number of years , resulting in items of new equipment that have each been featured in previous issues of Glenpatrick News .
2 This is about a thousand times the temperature at the center of the sun , but temperatures as high as this are reached in H-bomb explosions .
3 Details of this are described at appropriate stages in this book , so here a brief outline will suffice .
4 Modern echoes of this are evoked with hideous pottery mugs and lurid birthday cards inscribed ‘ To Mother ’ .
5 Mutual funds ( unit trusts in Britain ) have become big shareholders in France , but few are run by independent groups ; most are subsidiaries of banks which in turn can influence decisions during bids .
6 The woody floras of those forests that are surrounded on all sides by arid woodlands consist of species with wide neotropical distributions and many of them are found elsewhere in a wide range of habitats while few are restricted to montane forest .
7 Some homes are still religious and dependent on the church , some are run by local authorities , and others are a combination of both .
8 It suggests at once beauty and brutality for some are born with black eyes and some are given them .
9 Some are based on classic recipes and some on contemporary flavours and foods ; some can be made almost entirely from the store-cupboard .
10 The majority of independent schools provide a highly academic mainstream education for pupils selected on the basis of ability ( usually through an entrance examination ) , but some are based on alternative philosophies of education , and others offer specialised provision : for example , for the musically gifted , for children with special needs , for children of foreign nationals , or for religious minorities .
11 All essences are antiseptic ; some are endowed with anti-viral or anti-inflammatory properties as well .
12 But I have found the choice of low fat spreads confusing — some are made with added butter , others with vegetable oil .
13 While the majority are coiled in an upward spiral , some are modified into simple , cap-like forms ( like the limpets ) , and others are coiled in a flat plane , like a ram 's horn .
14 Many of the tapes have no legal classification but some are marked with false labels .
15 Some are intersected with elegant stripes or studded with radiant spots ; others affect to be genteelly powdered or neatly fringed .
16 Your hairdresser takes sections of your hair — some are wound around thin rods and thick rods while others are left untreated .
17 Some suffer the humiliation of having pornographic photographs on the walls and some are subjected to indecent exposure and even assault or rape .
18 Furthermore , ultrasound scanning detects other physical anomalies , of which some are associated with genetic abnormality .
19 Some are used for public transport .
20 Some are some are promoted to head teachers I know and I knew you were going to say that .
21 His signature subjects a table carefully laid with talismanic objects , portraits of subjects in period dress , and figures ( now recognisably present day ) standing in enigmatic relationship to one another are set against flat chequerboard backgrounds of piercing primary and secondary colour .
22 Will this be based on historical precedent , or will a real effort be made to consider which investments in health care will give the best value for money ?
23 But how can this be shown on independent grounds , i.e. without presupposing the validity of the theory which one wishes to prove ?
24 Our aim was to limit any potential toxicity from absorption and allow the possibility of doubling the dose with enemas twice daily should this be required in clinical use .
25 Can any of this be harnessed for therapeutic gain ?
26 The roots for this were laid in colonial times and have become entrenched in the Apartheid SA where one 's race , class and place of residence are major determinants of the health care that one receives .
27 The expenses of this were known as coat-and-conduct money , part of which was reimbursed by the Crown but most of which was borne by the counties .
28 Those still in working order can be used for straightforward word-processing as stand-alones , with some being held in reserve to replace machines out on repair , plus some being made available for the use of Associates and long-term visiting researchers .
29 In fact few were conducted in strict accordance with the Act .
30 A few were connected with neighbouring towers by spidery bridges , 1,000 feet above ravines of deepest blue .
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