Example sentences of "[pron] are [adv] [noun] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | It it helps chairman er I could refer to the survey that we did erm of I think it was six erm industrial estates or employment er estates around the district , and they vary from modern business parks which are mainly office type developments through to some traditional and trading type estates . |
2 | That , that , that he is given a note as part of the quality plan saying , here you are son , you are now project engineer . |
3 | ‘ We are currently spending money on finding the basic properties of advanced mixed oxide nuclear fuels and how the fuel oxidises during the manufacturing process . |
4 | There are also day hospital for both groups of patients and an administration section . |
5 | There are also retirement holiday weeks organised by the PRA at Pontin 's , South Devon Holiday Centre , costing around £100 per person per week . |
6 | There are also job share schemes , with two people sharing the same job to fit in with collecting children from school and home working is being developed with the aid of technology . |
7 | erm in the first place there are no bylaws restricting the display of posters in Harlow erm there are however town planning er restraints on and indeed there are a recognised number of sites which can be used for that purpose . |
8 | There are clearly road safety implications associated with these issues . |
9 | There are now computer software tools which can help draw up these diagrams and make alterations easily . |
10 | There are still income tax advantages for the wealthy to set up offshore trusts for their children or certain other relatives . |
11 | They are essentially depletion mode devices , which might suggest that they conduct electricity when no bias is applied , and conduct less under bias . |
12 | Dr Dowling believes that part of the reason why house officers are often so impotent in hospital politics is that they are essentially migrant labour — rarely in one place for more than six months . |