Example sentences of "[be] [pers pn] [v-ing] to the " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ Am I speaking to the radiant bride ? ’ |
2 | How are you getting to the Galleria ? |
3 | He said are you speaking to the no , no , around town he says , I do n't mind doing a bit more , you know , out and about not much about they just sat in the traffic , you know . |
4 | ‘ What are you wearing to the youth club dance on Saturday night , Louise ? ’ |
5 | Turning to Dr Reid , she asked , ‘ Are you going to the cinema on Friday ? ’ |
6 | Typically , we find ellipsis occurring in exchanges like this : Are you going to the theatre tonight ? |
7 | Are you going to the churchyard , ma'am , to look at Fanny 's grave ? ’ |
8 | What , are you going to the offie ? |
9 | ‘ Are you going to the house today , ’ Fabia wanted to know . |
10 | Get ready are you going to the toilet ? |
11 | What time are you going to the ? |
12 | Are you going to the Tate on Wednesday ? |
13 | That was on er are you going to the Highbury now ? |
14 | And what time are you going to the pantomime tomorrow ? |
15 | Are you going to the hospital this morning ? |
16 | Are you going to the tonight ? |
17 | What are you going to the erm one o'clock club ? |
18 | Are you going to the play tonight ? |
19 | What time are you going to the girl 's house ? |
20 | ‘ Are you coming to the house meeting ? |
21 | The Committee chairman , Sir Hugh Rossi MP , asked the Forestry Commission 's research director , Arnold Grayson , ‘ Are you coming to the conclusion that there may be some connection in the United Kingdom between the condition of trees and pollutants ? ’ |
22 | ‘ Are you coming to the Stasi place ? ’ |
23 | ‘ I said , are you coming to the meeting tonight ? ’ |
24 | Bob 's phone rang , and while he was talking Dyson , who was sitting back in his chair and waiting for someone at the other end of the line , covered up the mouthpiece of his phone and said , ‘ Are you coming to the funeral , Tess ? ’ |
25 | At the same time Bella called : ‘ Are you coming to the party with me then , darling ? ’ |
26 | ‘ Are you coming to the Hall ? ’ |
27 | ‘ Are you coming to the barbecue with us today — or are you going to Hastings to choose a double bed ? ’ |
28 | ‘ Are you coming to the Refuge today ? ’ |
29 | Come , are you coming to the door ? |
30 | So when are you coming to the van then ? |