Example sentences of "she [vb -s] it [be] [art] " in BNC.
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1 | She thinks it 's a wind up . |
2 | I 'll have a word with Donna tomorrow see we , if she thinks it 's a good idea |
3 | If she thinks it 's a good idea , we will then have erm a word with I 'll make sure it 's okay with dad and mum first basically . |
4 | Mother says someone put the letters in Father 's desk , and she thinks it is the man who got Father 's job . |
5 | She says it is a very big embarressment to the church . |
6 | ‘ She says it 's a quick operation , ’ he continues . |
7 | She says it 's a big bill and the police should pay it . |
8 | She says it 's a disgrace . |
9 | She says it 's a nightmare come true and it 's not fair . |
10 | She says it 's a full cream and I 'm delighted to tell you it 's a frilly bloomer . |
11 | She says it 's a relief that they 're gone . |
12 | She says it 's a joyous occasion , this little girl was born one hundred years ago and grew to be one of the most renowned writers of her generation . |
13 | But with domestic violence on the increase , she says it 's a scanadal the problem 's being tackled with private rather than public money . |
14 | She says it 's a great difference in the movie . |
15 | She said it , tear it up mum she says it 's a load of bull that 's all that is . |
16 | She says it 's a start she say , our teasmade and our other coffee maker with the mug . |
17 | She says it 's the end of an era . |
18 | ‘ She says it 's the only life I know , and I might want to join just because of that . |
19 | She says it 's the worst smell she 's ever encountered on a Ferry . |
20 | She says it 's the last week of term before Christmas and everyone should be happy . |
21 | She says it 's an encoragement to joyriders . |
22 | Marie Collinge specialises in cooking goat meat and she says it 's an ideal food that keeps you healthy . |
23 | She says it 's an amazing achievement . |
24 | She says it was a breakdown in communication and they made an error . |
25 | She says it was a small as their head . |
26 | She says it was an old building and someone could have been stuck on an upper floor . |
27 | But she says it was the tiredness she was unprepared for . |
28 | When she arrives it was a trivial matter , your day has been disrupted and you feel angry with yourself for not enquiring about why she was coming . |
29 | Now she feels it 's a bit like looking a gift horse in the mouth . ’ |
30 | ‘ Bet she wishes it was the dashing Dieter who 'd gone over the cliff ! ’ she said cheerfully . |