Example sentences of "[pron] it be [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I I it 's one of the tunes , you know it when it 's on , you know |
| 2 | Well I it 's easy is n't it ? |
| 3 | The background the animation of the people is n't very good , but otherwise it 's go I it 's good . |
| 4 | Yes She went up and I it 's smaller it 's it 's soft |
| 5 | I mean I it 's different if I was like you know if the summer holidays and we were like this erm thing like erm a magic show that was on quite late or something . |
| 6 | because erm there will be oh what was I it 's alright I was concentrating said you can put the handbrake on these set of traffic lights if you like because you might be sat here a while and your foot will ache you know ? |
| 7 | Can I it 's alright , cos I wan na get |
| 8 | So think about that , there 's ways of doing that Yeah , I it 's incredible when you see erm th who was it ? |
| 9 | Oh I it was lovely . |
| 10 | I it was horrible it , it ever since . |
| 11 | She said oh you really aught to do it because my my it 's such a good idea . |
| 12 | Uncovering hidden objections is crucial to successful selling because to convince someone it is necessary to know what he/she needs to be convinced of . |
| 13 | The 5 speed Rover gearbox tends to chatter when running light , but without hearing yours it is difficult to say if it is louder than normal . |
| 14 | I bet ya it was one of them that put that out of order . |
| 15 | if , if , if they go into the Common Market rate , EE standard or summat it 's bloody new job we 'd have to be , got ta go to Blackpool this year |
| 16 | In any other house this would 've been normal , but in theirs it was eerie , unnatural . |
| 17 | When Gandhi maintains that by means of prayer he invokes the divinity within himself it is evident that he draws no hard-and-fast distinction between the Self or Ātman within and God or Truth . |
| 18 | And Billy had listened to the TV pundits and read the papers , and said to himself it was sure to happen in the end . |
| 19 | When Daniel saw his wife coming towards the cubicle to offer comfort where he could n't he flailed his arms and drove her away , leaving Mrs Marriott to cry on , not even telling himself it was good for her to cry , since how could he know , how could he imagine ? |
| 20 | He told himself it was all good copy for his next novel . |
| 21 | The FBA will dye onto the fibre to which it is substantive . |
| 22 | The debtor may apply for an order that the money , if payable in one sum , be paid at a later date than that by which it is due or by instalments , or , if the money is already payable by instalments , that it be paid by smaller instalments . |
| 23 | It is hotels such as the Marsiliana , built in traditional style and set in its own courtyard garden , which give Forte dei Marmi that peaceful and elegant quality for which it is famous . |
| 24 | These are the books which it is nice to have which cost a lot to look after , but which nobody can ever look at because they are so valuable . |
| 25 | Although the terms by which police officers refer to black people are in common use in various other social contexts , they seem to be more commonly used within the Met than in most other groups : there can be few other groups in which it is normal , automatic , habitual to refer to black people as ‘ coons ’ , ‘ niggers ’ and so on … |
| 26 | Humbly we will ask God to make us great in simplicity and obedience , as we seek to bring to birth a human society in which it is normal for men to love one another . |
| 27 | What this suggests is a third dimension of the curriculum as knowledge , which refers to the mode of work , and the extent to which it is normal , reflexive or philosophical . |
| 28 | In the sense of " invite " , bid + bare infinitive is used to express requests with which it is normal to comply : ( 206 ) He bade his companions enter . |
| 29 | There are recognisable stages which it is helpful to know about . |
| 30 | ( 6 ) A specific immunity ( at least in certain circumstances , which it is unnecessary to explore ) , possessed by accused persons undergoing trial , from having adverse comment made on any failure ( a ) to answer questions before the trial , or ( b ) to give evidence at the trial . |