Example sentences of "[noun prp] [be] his [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Well David is his second name .
2 He began to grow tobacco , raising some capital from Abraham Burrell , but Henry Somerscales was his main partner , for Somerscales had learned in Holland how to cultivate tobacco , and took responsibility for the sale of the matured crop .
3 Curiously , Larry Turman told Arthur Hiller that the thing that finally swayed them towards Dustin was his 45-second spot in The Tiger Makes Out .
4 The inevitable comparison with Horowitz followed , though from the start Gavrilov was his own man , nurturing and projecting a style and brilliance all his own and remaining true to his own lights thoroughout his mercurial career .
5 Often staying at Marchmont was his dear wife Brigid 's father , James Laver , writer on the history of fashion , one time Keeper of Prints and Drawings at the Victoria and Albert Museum , and a marvellous raconteur .
6 Alan Shearer is his principal target but , with Manchester United favourites to lure the England new boy , Atkinson is considering a move for a more experienced goal scorer .
7 Jekyll is his normal self again — at least , he was until last week .
8 Most damaging to the action man myth of JFK was his serious adrenaline disorder , Addison 's disease , which gave him acute back pain .
9 It seems likely that Gray was his first victim and Branson the second .
10 Nassar Hussein was his first victim .
11 ‘ I think what appealed to everyone about Tom was his utter reliability .
12 No. 30 Mouncy Street was his first stop because he knew already from his own observation that here lived a truly old inhabitant ; Mary Adelaide Flock , who had been born twenty years before Queen Victoria died and did not count herself old yet .
13 No. 5 Decimus Street was his next address .
14 It was his country , and campaigning across those noble moors under the Cheviot was his true life , as natural to him as to the hawks hovering on languid , sinewy , expert wings above the heather .
15 The progenitress of the Stewart line with Robert was his first wife , Elizabeth Mure of Rowallan , a member of another ancient Ayrshire family .
16 Eventually , after eleven years with the Palace , George became the manager at Orient and a feature of his time at Brisbane Road was his regular purchasing of Palace players ( eg Phil Hoadley , Gerry Queen , John Jackson ) to help keep his club in Division Two .
17 ‘ But Iritnefert was his own sister . ’
18 John Viney maintains that the exception to this among the major firms in the UK is his own firm , Heidrick and Struggles .
19 Craigie Aitchison is his leading artist looking for a new representation .
20 Nero was his favourite mount and no one else was ever allowed to ride him .
21 Adelaide was his last opportunity that season to beat me , so he took a gamble ; one which , had he been less driven , he would have known did n't stand a chance of coming off . ’
22 One thing that intrigued me in the course of my meeting with Kagan was his careful enquiries about what duties were involved in membership of the House of Lords .
23 Louis was the King , and Thérèse was his little queen .
24 For the purposes of our interview , however , Bob is his ordinary self and proud of living in Camden Town .
25 For the purposes of our interview , however , Bob is his ordinary self and proud of living in Camden Town .
26 If Piquet retires , then Senna is his obvious successor .
27 It 's perhaps fair to say as well that if if er er a member of the public knows that P C Smith or P C Jones is his local policeman , he would prefer to see P C Smith or P C Jones .
28 Pete Dawson was his real name but no one called him that At 15 he was six-feet tall , stroke for the rowing eight , and had loads of long hair .
29 How could he explain that Kate was his last chance ?
30 Lochs Torridon and Maree were his next sketching locations .
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