Example sentences of "[am/are] [adj] in [noun sg] [pers pn] " in BNC.
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1 | If you are low in stamina you will have lost your ability to get through the day without becoming over-tired . |
2 | To the extent that language learners , by definition , are deficient in competence they can not authenticate the language they deal with in the manner of the native speaker . |
3 | ‘ If the top players are interested in unification they will offer to help in clinics and such , because these children should have the chance to play for South Africa ’ — NGONDE BALFOUR ( SARFU development officer with responsibility for underprivileged areas ) . |
4 | Except it may be easier for you cos you 're nearer in age you see . |
5 | IF you 're interested in golf you ca n't afford to miss TODAY International Golf Club on Saturdays . |
6 | ‘ It 'll have to go before t ’ planning committee , ’ the Mayor said , ‘ but as you 're all in agreement I 'll do what I can . ’ |
7 | And you 're terrified in case you drop it , or it stops breathing , |
8 | Look at this they 're dead in line they know what they 're doing he 's dummied the ball there Jochim 's rolled his his marker very very well . |
9 | Because Landsat MSS and TM images are numerical in nature they are called digital images . |
10 | when you ask someone out , I 'm scared in case they might say no |
11 | So:perhaps you are worried in case he comes home , now that he is back in these parts . ’ |
12 | they 've got four players from Blackpool , a couple from Bradford , so although the teams are new in name they 're not new in make up . |
13 | She says , there are two in front you . |
14 | This evening I have attempted a contribution to the work by taking the Plowden propositions and suggesting that if they are true in theory they demand recognition in practice . |