Example sentences of "be [verb] with [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | These dogs look happy enough , but they could be riddled with canine complexes . |
| 2 | I knew I 'd see the facades of Nabataean temples chiselled into the rock and that the cliff-walls would be riddled with empty tombs . |
| 3 | It can be blended with other fibres too . |
| 4 | This is an important conclusion because it applies not only to the Benguela ecosystem off the coast of southern Africa , but to all marine ecosystems where marine mammals are perceived to be competing with commercial fisheries . |
| 5 | High-speed , hood-down progress is only to be undertaken with all windows up as otherwise the wind whips round the side and into the cabin . |
| 6 | Soon the day 's post would be delivered and the desk would be heaped with padded envelopes containing yesterday 's blood samples from the drink and driving cases . |
| 7 | Anyway , these must not be dismissed with hasty suggestions ; it is extremely important to my mind not to discredit the zoophile cause by sounding idiotic and to take great notice of the knowledgeable people who are concerned with managing these creatures even if one does not like their attitudes . |
| 8 | If the desired shade is obtained with one coat of varnish stain , then further protection should be given with extra coats of clear gloss , satin or matt varnish . |
| 9 | However , Hitchcock 's keywell inlay is generally of a simple rectangle , whereas Mercier and William Smith are in agreement that the rectangle should be broken with half circles on the shorter sides — a decorative motif that was common at the time and appears on a number of spinets ( though not apparently any by Thomas Hitchcock ) . |
| 10 | Almost every shape of sofa can now conceal a full-size mattress , and many ordinary beds can be bought with space-saving drawers underneath and be disguised with fitted covers and back cushions . |
| 11 | A lot of the girls we 'll meet wo n't be from around QP so a network will need to be formed with other churches who sense God 's call in this specific area . |
| 12 | Note any gaps in the flower borders that can be filled with other plants next year . |
| 13 | If the English artist Mark Quinn can get his own head , cast in his own frozen blood , on display in the Saatchi Gallery in London ; if the Italian papers can be filled with agitated articles about whether ‘ a cardboard box covered in cloth , with bits of cardboard , bone glue , red pen , tempera and oil paint ’ , until recently exhibited at the Brera Academy in Milan , is or is not an authentic , therefore meaningful , work by the shamanesque German , Joseph Beuys ; if Duchamp 's own famous urinal of 1917 can grace the Palazzo Grassi in Venice as from this month , then surely there is room for those centuries-old objects of ancient devotion to be resurrected as the focus of the new cult . |
| 14 | Thus these case roles could be filled with nonsensical objects such as ’ sincerity ’ or ’ steam ’ ; i.e. , one could say ’ steam collided with sincerity ’ . |
| 15 | ‘ On market days that be filled with all kinds of stalls , ’ said Tom . |
| 16 | A squat Nuremberg bowl for the centrepiece and eight or ten specimen glasses of the same ware to be filled with orange carnations and silver grasses , each guest 's place was to have a boutonnière to match and each finger bowl a floating full-blown orange carnation plus a few drops of orange flower water . |
| 17 | Unused storage positions should be filled with dummy records , so that they can be recognized at once . |
| 18 | The dug-up space was later going to be filled with organic wastes and turned into a vegetable patch . |
| 19 | For woodworkers inspired by furniture and cabinetmaking , the September issue of Woodworker will be filled with potential projects , ideas and techniques . |
| 20 | This is a good time to treat surfaces which will be hidden with clear preservatives . |
| 21 | It can be calculated with varying degrees of sophistication but the following will suit most businesses . |
| 22 | The poles are supposed to be a wilderness too majestic and innocent to be contaminated with human interests . |
| 23 | Previous land use for industry in particular should be studied , as the soil may be contaminated with noxious substances , such as lead and asbestos . |
| 24 | Scottish scallops , worth about £7,000 and due for export to Spain , have been buried alive after being found to be contaminated with heavy metals . |
| 25 | While this is a reasonable assumption in normal subjects , it can lead to significant error in patients with inflammatory disease , such as pancreatitis , where juice may be contaminated with exudative proteins . |
| 26 | And almost every object in the room seemed to be spattered with multicoloured splashes of paint ; while the windows were covered with grime and festooned with cob-webs . |
| 27 | All curriculums shall focus on the basics in high school requirements and it shall be inundated with advanced sciences and additional applied math , English and writing skills . |
| 28 | Children under 13 years in Flanders tend to be placed with foster families rather than in residential care . |
| 29 | The rest will be placed with financial institutions . |
| 30 | Although the classification notation will subsequently incorporate the notation of the second facet , the document will be placed physically according to the first facet ; that is , this document will either be placed with other documents on mathematics or with other documents on primary schools . |