Example sentences of "[art] [noun pl] [pers pn] be the [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | For the conservative-historians it was the Profumo affair that most forcefully illustrated the altered circumstances that 1960s Britain found itself in . |
2 | As with the Orthodox Church , so with the Catholics it was the February decree that precipitated the crisis in relations with the Soviet government . |
3 | Rather than the buildings it was the lights and circulation in the new centre of Paris — on the Avenue de l'Opéra , the Boulevard Madeleine , the Boulevard des Capucines , the Rue Auber , the Boulevard des Italiens — which attracted the foreign visitor and was registered in the cityscapes of Monet and Renoir in the 1970s . |
4 | Charlie was an employee like everyone else , but in the absence of the owners he was the man at the top … all the responsibility , almost none of the rakeoff . |
5 | In the lowlands it is the prosperity of agriculture which is contributing to landscape change by allowing increasing investment in new capital-intensive forms of production . |
6 | They 're the gifts they 're the thankyous . |
7 | And when it hits the turbines it 's the diameter 's ten inch . |
8 | Many of these were destined to become miners in their turn , but for the girls it was the problem of finding a good husband and the inevitable hardship of raising a family . |
9 | For the police it was the end of a brotherhood of evil . |
10 | Although the strike itself went off peacefully , according to the police it was the cause of violence which began on Nov. 3 at a mine in Welkom in the Orange Free State and which had led to the killing of at least 84 miners by Nov. 11 . |
11 | And it 's right opposite or near the well , not opposite the Billets it was the auction rooms before |
12 | When she heard my name given out , she was certain that against all the odds it was the boy she had played with — and tried to make understand her frantic sign language and European gibberish — more than 40 years earlier . |