Example sentences of "it [verb] be [art] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 The relationship between an indicator and the property of the underlying phenomenon it represents is a probabilistic one , though the parameters of the relationship are unknown since the phenomenon itself can never be directly inspected .
2 TrueEffects is a compact package — all it needs is a mere 500Kb of hard disk space — and it works really well .
3 The driver turns the engine over a couple of times ; says , ‘ What it needs is a little push . ' ’
4 The island on which it stands is the loneliest inhabited place on Earth .
5 All it covers is the basic treatment in line with the minimum requirement in the country where you are staying — and that can be very different from what you would expect from the NHS .
6 What it has is a big dictionary of words and synonyms classified by type ( people , locations , actions , etc ) and connected by their most likely relationships .
7 ‘ We started because we had so many enquiries about holiday courses , and it has been a tremendous success , ’ says Angela Payne , deputy director of the college .
8 IT has been a tremendous week of involvement in the learning process for Belfast teenager Claire Curran .
9 It has been a tremendous strain .
10 It has been a hectic three years , operating a round-the-clock snack bar , and restaurant service for 17 hours every day .
11 In Central Office , Patrick Gower consoled himself , ‘ It has been a strenuous year but it has been worth it and it has been fun .
12 It has been a long time since the women 's game has been so open ; hopefully it will continue .
13 It has been a long day , but there are still a couple of hours to run , and this is Berlin , where anything can happen .
14 Everyone is contemplating an early night — it has been a long day , one of the busiest for a while .
15 I thought I would go home when I left but it has been a long time .
16 It has been a long time .
17 It has been a long and widely held assumption that crime is very much more frequent among those of low social status .
18 This is a very beautiful music , serene , noble , discreet , poignant , composed , grief-stricken , understated , sublime — it has been a long time since I discovered anything quite so touching .
19 It has been a long and winding road for the much-travelled Quinn to achieve fully-fledged Premier League status , even though his career record is better than a goal every two games .
20 With more and more database engines sitting on networked servers , it has been a long time coming — the tricky bit , says Shandell is implementing ‘ remote queue pointers ’ .
21 To a few of us it may seem like only yesterday , but to the Princess , I suspect , it has been a long decade , for she has completed a most extraordinary metamorphosis .
22 It has been a long time coming , and apparently impatient fans bombard the Pan press office weekly for information on its appearance .
23 ‘ I do n't usually do that , but it has been a long day . ’
24 It has been a long time , Warren , ’ she said evenly .
25 It has been a long hard season for Nigel , and obviously he 'll be a little bit down after what happened at Wembley , ’ said Bingham .
26 ‘ Well , it has been a long time , and I expect you and Marissa … ’
27 Phil Farrand says it is brilliant … it has been a long slog and has meant a lot of hard work
28 ‘ Well , ’ she taunted foolishly , ‘ it has been a long time . ’
29 God it 's only quarter past two , it has been a long day in n it ?
30 It has been a major political and cultural force for a hundred years .
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