Example sentences of "[be] [det] [adj] [subord] [adv] " in BNC.
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1 | ( I ca n't remember if they 're all bisexual as well — I lost count . ) |
2 | On the trains no problems , East Midlands Airport say everything 's running to time , in the city centre no huge delays anywhere , on the motorways they 're all okay as well , on the A One there 's major work just started on the roundabout , that 's the er five lanes end roundabout affecting southbound traffic , there are long delays there in peak times , that 's at er five lane ends , the work there on the A One just started , that 's the Roundabout , southbound traffic is being affected , there are long delays there . |
3 | Er trains are all okay say British Rail no problems there no problems at the airport two motorways are all fine as well . |
4 | Consideration of these facts should be enough to alert us to the possibility that the totality of our being may be much more than just the physical body , and that we may not be in any sense only machines . |
5 | It should always be much more than just another suit . ’ |
6 | Costs are well down and will continue to fall and I 'm more confident than ever that we 're on to a winner . |
7 | I thought we 'd been getting on pretty well but as Father 's Day approached , Joe made it clear that I could n't hope to be any more than just second best |
8 | And they did , because they were all drunk as well , and that 's how I got where I am today . |
9 | Looking around , she saw that the others were all awake as well . |
10 | Has she in fact any concept of God at all , or simply a ‘ transcendent life principle ’ ? 27 What is that other than simply a human conception ? |
11 | Is that possible as well ? |
12 | At all other times , cars are parked just outside the walls where there is some free as well as fee paying parking available . |
13 | The examples given have also indicated that local government is much more than just an agent of the centre . |
14 | Computer science is much more than just writing programs , and good books which combine systems understanding with language teaching are always welcome ; Brian Mayoh 's Problem Solving with Ada attempts to do this . |
15 | To be involved in Earth Mysteries is much more than just reading in an armchair or researching in the library : it means going out and becoming part of the landscape . |
16 | In Greek the first is much more than just horror . |
17 | You 'll be relieved to see that there 's a comprehensive migraine-specific treatment called Migralift , which is much more than just a painkiller . |
18 | But Oshkosh is much more than just warbirds , the cream of the US airshow acts are one of the big attractions for the general public . |
19 | Your eurocheque card is much more than just a support for your eurocheques . |
20 | It is much more than just the duties of the job . |
21 | It is much more than just looking at the ultimate consequences . |
22 | The ANLT is much more than just a parser , it is a development tool for the production of testing of grammars and morphological processors . |
23 | ‘ Public relations at its best is much more than just media relations , ’ she added . |
24 | Although the distributor actually purchases goods from the manufacturer to resell on his own account , he is much more than just another customer . |
25 | Schrader refers to the short , written out cadenza-like flourish just before the final cadences of the Prelude in F minor BWV534 as a precedent , but this does not seem justification enough , particularly as the cadenza he provides in this case is much more than merely a brief manual flourish . |
26 | On the other hand , there are ways in which such a picture is much less than wholly reassuring . |
27 | Kenya 's Other Mountains — There 's much more than just Mount Kenya , as David Else discovers |
28 | Nowadays it seems there 's much more than just food to a perfect picnic . |
29 | And he did it through a method that was little less than divinely inspired . |
30 | In the face of such mystery , God was much more than just a protective wing to creep under . |