Example sentences of "who be [prep] a [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | As a result there is now a large group who are at a similar stage of HIV infection at any one time . |
| 2 | Different clinics use differently designed weight charts but they all show the percentage of boys and girls who are at a particular height and weight at each age ( Tanner and Whitehouse 1975 ) . |
| 3 | While the national team were put through their paces at Fort Stanley , base for the Black Watch , who are on a two-year tour of duty here , the Scottish Survivors , a team largely consisting of former internationalists , drawn together by Iain Milne , were making their debut in the Carlsberg Tens competition at the Hong Kong Football Club . |
| 4 | ‘ You 're so slim that I thought you might be one of those women who are on a perpetual diet , and I dislike intensely dining with someone who eats like a sparrow . ’ |
| 5 | Students who are on a part-time course or on a postgraduate course , or students from outside the United Kingdom , will not normally be eligible for a loan . |
| 6 | It is designed to be taken by people who are on a weight-loss diet , in order that they get the correct daily balance of vitamins and minerals . |
| 7 | Well , it 's not as bad in Oxfordshire as it is in some other parts of the country because there are a lot of urban areas around here , a lot of people who want digs and accommdation , so many farmers who are on a main route , on a bus route , whatever , can in fact let their properties . |
| 8 | and there are some who are on a very trip from here to jail |
| 9 | Indeed , those of you who are of a literary bent will recall that Peter Rabbit was not an only child . |
| 10 | Protection is given to the malicious and the reckless as the price of protecting from the threat of vexatious litigation all who are under a powerful duty to state facts and opinions frankly . |
| 11 | If they have people they can talk to and relate to who are from a non-statutory body , it gives them a greater degree of self-confidence . ’ |
| 12 | They need us to back up the regular force … but some of the police who are in a supervisory role are anti reserve police . |
| 13 | But this of course is an exaggeration ; it exists in the still-literate public — the customers , used in its correct sense , of the booksellers , and those who are in a real sense custodians of England 's literary culture , the staff and students of the Universities and large copyright libraries . |
| 14 | But nevertheless , you are charging patients , often people who are in a great hurry bringing their own patients in , who really probably have n't got any time for that sort of thing . |
| 15 | These different groups , made up of all those who are in a similar position in the housing market , are called housing classes . |
| 16 | The experiences of other people who are in a similar situation are used to convey to the new group a sense of purpose and to reduce the feelings of helplessness and isolation which are often encountered . |
| 17 | Thus the SEC held that Rule 10b-5 was not confined to traditional insiders but was equally applicable to ‘ those persons who are in a special relationship with a company and privy to its internal affairs , and [ who ] thereby suffer corresponding duties in trading [ on ] its securities ’ . |
| 18 | They all headed for the door , with that slightly stiff gait of people who are in a tearing hurry , but who are trying not to break into a run . |
| 19 | Drivers are noted egotists and pride themselves on being hard men who are in a given place to race and the devil take the hindmost . |
| 20 | In that respect , I was different from other reporters who were on a big story one day and a ‘ bun worry ’ the next . |
| 21 | Being gay for me meant identifying with people who were of a similar age to myself and with a particular way of dressing . |
| 22 | The revenue paid to the chamber by states and vassals outside the Patrimony , who were in a feudal relationship with the Holy See — the tribute — was probably more profitable . |
| 23 | The authors ' argument may be put more technically now : they suggested that there was an interaction in the effect that certain provoking agents had upon the risk of clinical depression ; these agents operated much more strongly on women who were in a vulnerable condition than on those who were not . |
| 24 | The latter group was in fact Jack 's choir who were from a religious boarding school . |
| 25 | So obviously no one who 's got an establishment contract will be affected from the first of July , but really everyone who 's on a temporary contract , those contracts are very much in the melting pot , and we 've got a meeting on the nineteenth of May s an extra C S M T meeting , to say , right this is how much money we 've got , these are the people with temporary contracts but the third and most important factor really is this is a new assessment of the workload of every office , and whereas in the past careers officer establishment has been based exclusively on year eleven figures and other staffing has been based on pretty arbitrary factors of historical nature |
| 26 | I do n't come across as someone who 's like a dirty raincoat person . |
| 27 | The 30-year-old reserve ‘ keeper , who is on a week-to-week contract , has starred in two away wins plus Saturday 's goalless draw with Forest . |
| 28 | Will the Prime Minister tell the House where my constituent Joanne , who is on a vocational course , receives £35 a week , lives on her own through no choice of her own , occasionally goes without food and sits in the dark because she has no coins for the meter , fits into his citizens charter and the classless society ? |
| 29 | Catherine , who is on a three-month contract with ACET , is looking forward to caring for people with HIV/AIDS . |
| 30 | Mr Mandela , who is on a three-day tour of powderkeg areas around the Natal provincial capital Pietermaritzburg , said earlier he planned to attend tomorrow 's funeral . |