Example sentences of "[be] [adv] [adj] [art] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 They are keenly aware the BMA leadership could come under attack from its rank and file .
2 Beyond whatever limits of cover are commercially obtainable the choice would seem to lie between limiting liability by agreement ( where this is possiblesee Chapter 2 ) with the client and exposing the private assets of the partners .
3 Two-nil up at home against moderate opposition — it would have been downhill all the way for most teams .
4 From there it has been downhill all the way .
5 From that point onward , it had been downhill all the way .
6 It should have been downhill all the way for retired Shetland Pony Selwyn , instead it turned out to be downbeat .
7 Overwhelmed by Pamella 's beauty , she remembers what Mark Boxer once said to her : ‘ Darling , you are much better the way you are now ; at 40 even the most beautiful women fall apart . ’
8 Erm well the things I have to do are basically all the things listed on here still .
9 As hydrogen bonds are thermally labile a rise in T reduces the number of bonds and causes eventual phase separation .
10 When solutions are sufficiently dilute a plot of against c is linear and the third virial coefficients ( B 3 , A 3 , Γ 3 ) can be neglected .
11 We are together all the time for weeks and months on end .
12 If the solar System is at a special place , then the concept of terrestrial mediocrity ( that we are so ordinary the Universe at large must be just like our neighbourhood ) takes something of a knock .
13 Most of the federal judges appointed by President Reagan are so convinced the market has its own fail-safe mechanisms for everything that it is hard to imagine them upholding a challenge to any merger .
14 Those palm trees are so funny the way the grow straight up .
15 But in the national insurance system , a bottom layer of income ( up to £43 a week ) is only contribution-free for those whose total earnings are below such a level ; once they cross the threshold , they are obliged to pay contributions on the lot .
16 Consider the facts : there are about 3,000 architects in Scotland ; workloads have declined by as much as 60 per cent ; and some firms report that they are only half the size they were just two years ago .
17 Jackie 's ears are down all the time .
18 Such an outcome would have been so great a blow to Edward II 's prestige that he decided to throw all his resources into reaching the garrison and destroying the besiegers .
19 Never had they been so great a power in the country .
20 ‘ Never has there been so great a need for the talented people universities can provide and nurture , ’ he says .
21 Edwin , ’ she added , without moving her gaze , ‘ Louisa has been so great a comfort to me I can hardly bear this parting . ’
22 It would not have been so light a thing to her if Hotspur had been among those dour-faced lordlings clattering through the streets of Shrewsbury with their shame .
23 ‘ But if I am to achieve such merit as wins fame , then my life has not been so unworthy an exchange for hers as I always feared ! ’
24 On arriving he missed that female intimacy which had been so important a part of his life for many years .
25 He was an opportunist , who took advantage of the chances fate laid out for him , and this last weekend had been just such an example .
26 ‘ I am not sure the Church should use television advertising at all .
27 However , one of the scientists directing the study , Dr Derek Stevenson , says : " I am not sure the pesticide industry is getting a fair deal at the moment . "
28 ‘ And I am not such a man . ’
29 I am not such a fool .
30 I am not such a fathead as to attempt to describe the pleasure of eating , but I would draw your attention to the vegetable soup cooked with a hambone ( le garbure ) , to the river trout braised in Henri IV 's favourite Juranon wine , the grilled breast of duck .
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