Example sentences of "be [verb] [noun] [adj] a [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Other things to think about when you 're identifying training alright a handout for you identifying training needs at this stage just to make sure that ya the are still out .
2 France has been paying US$20 million a year to have nuclear waste reprocessed in Russia , reportedly at the Tomsk plant .
3 Cellnet is said to be spending £3 million a week improving the cellular phone network , and until recently Racal was spending £2 million a week .
4 the industry ought to be spending £310 million a year to maintain the system in its existing state .
5 Why ca n't some of these blokes be earning £1 million a year like snooker players ?
6 Seven years ago the yards were losing £45 million a year .
7 Two years ago , we were spending $4 billion a year on exploration and development to sustain our production of about 1.5 billion boe/d .
8 In County Durham , for example , British Coal is spending £6 million a year keeping its remaining coastal pits dry but now has no operational interest in the network of 11 pumping stations .
9 BRITISH Telecom is putting £3 million a week in Scotland every week , its chairman , Iain Vallance , told the London dinner of Scottish Financial Enterprise last night .
10 BRITAIN is borrowing £100 million a day to keep the nation 's finances alive .
11 G. E. I was offered money many a time .
12 And that old man I 'm telling you the God 's truth , I watched him when I was coming school many a time , used to go to Anglesey with a rope in his pocket here .
13 Cellnet is said to be spending £3 million a week improving the cellular phone network , and until recently Racal was spending £2 million a week .
14 In 1989 , industry claimed it was spending $34 billion a year to comply with pollution control legislation .
15 BP was spending £45 million a year on sulphur recovery alone .
16 The financial consequences for Caltech have been very significant : by the early 1960s it was receiving $1¼ million a year for administering JPL .
17 Minton 's largesse was attractive : Bernard still recollects how , at a time when he was earning £2 10s a week , in a timber yard off Greek Street , Minton astonished him with a gift of £10 , in effect a month 's wages .
18 ‘ I was paid £3 10s a week , and worked on Saturday mornings , ’ he said as he bowed out of Linlithgow Branch for the last time .
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