Example sentences of "[subord] she be [v-ing] to " in BNC.

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1 Where she came from , where she was going to , or what her name was , nobody knows . ’
2 ‘ It 's not the lion I fear , ’ she cried , ‘ but the jackal ’ , and although she was referring to Rufio , not Caesar , it was St Ives she confronted .
3 He kissed her deeply , until she was clinging to his shoulders , and then he drew back .
4 I do n't know , cos she 's going to a friend 's for .
5 Cos she was going to the panto thingy .
6 Erm well if she 's going to be er having an income of about twenty thousand a year after the mortgage is paid I think that would be sufficient .
7 Erm , I wondered if I should ask her if she 's going to the chinese tomorrow if she wants to drop in on the way home .
8 They also negotiate with her a ‘ coming home time ’ if she is going to be out later than usual .
9 ‘ She has never missed a class and she will even telephone if she is going to be two minutes late .
10 ‘ You looked wonderful , ’ she said , as if she were speaking to a ten-year-old after a school play .
11 I mean the if she were going to be next week or something , she 'll maybe want to organize most of it herself .
12 She held out her hand , palm upwards now , and moved her head slowly as she looked at Aggie as if she were talking to a friend who would understand that a cousin of hers had not married beneath her .
13 She spoke as if she were admitting to a considerable lapse of manners on her part .
14 Alina stayed where she was , her eyes closed , almost as if she was listening to the silence .
15 Oh , Jay , I 'd have thought she 'd have done it by now , if she was going to .
16 If she was going to be in the hospital for one night she would need lots of things to read .
17 But if she was going to be killed , she had tearfully decided , it would be at her home in Mayfair .
18 Always rang if she was going to be late , always let them know exactly where she was .
19 If she was going to be devoured , well then She was going to be devoured .
20 After two hours she no longer believed that ordinary delays were keeping her daughter , who , according to her mother , was usually very punctilious about telling her if she was going to be late and where she was going as she knew her mother worried .
21 Her head was swimming so that the gleaming brasses suspended from black overhead beams seemed double-edged , but she was damned , she told herself , if she was going to cave in under Fen 's critical gaze .
22 She did n't really know if she was going to be able to take any more , and still give a worthwhile performance .
23 I ca n't smell petrol , and I 'm pretty certain she 'd have blown already if she was going to , but I 'm not prepared to take the chance .
24 Feeling in no way threatened by Ven , or anybody else , she then began to realise that if she was going to be assertive about anything , then it was about Ven Gajdusek answering one or two questions .
25 She stared into the camera as if she was talking to it .
26 I wondered if she was talking to me for a minute .
27 well she said she , she wants to come and she 'd like to come , but it 'll be end of June , because she 's going to some er Methodist day out somewhere , I do n't
28 ‘ Was that because she was speaking to someone else ? ’ 'I do not know . ’
29 This kind of emphasis on the opposition between , rather than the complementary nature of , the active and contemplative lives was reflected in the patristic interpretation of the story of Martha and Mary ( Luke 10:38 — 42 ) in which Christ excuses Mary 's lack of active help in Martha 's household chores because she was listening to him , on the grounds that she was concentrating on that which was most essential .
30 She wanted to look good for Dane because she was responding to the age-old instinct of women everywhere who felt the need to dress up and be beautiful for their men .
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