Example sentences of "be it [noun] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | One of the most important aspects of a presentation style is that it is suited to your intended output — be it 35mm slide , overhead transparencies , screen show or printed output — in black and white or colour . |
2 | The right hon. Gentleman will be aware that there has been a steady and substantial increase in resources for all kinds of community care — be it day places for the mentally ill or for those with learning disabilities , or increased resources for home help . |
3 | In the second , the constitutional reforms demanded — be it cabinet responsibility to the Duma , legislative control of the budget , or even effective prime-ministerial control of a unified cabinet — threatened his autocratic power . |
4 | The likes of Polanski , Nicholson and Hopper all talked freedom — even if it was at the movies — and that was music to the ears of those who followed the anti-war , hippie-inspired trend of throwing off inhibitions , of which there were plenty of public demonstrations when the beautiful people gathered , be it Los Angeles , New York , London or Paris . |
5 | Be it wannabe Mansells , latter-day Barry Sheenes , or plain James Hunts , the racing demon is one to watch . |
6 | One of the many frequent hazards in this business , be it syndicate rooms or stadia , is the floor surface . |
7 | If you look around the towns and cities of Britain , you will find the same story , be it steel plants , those vast chemical plants , the big engineering works , they scarcely exist any more and if they still are there , they 've shrunk to a tiny part of their earlier size . |
8 | There is no election of any local official , be it police chief , register of wills , city auditor , or judge . |
9 | It is proof , says Fynn , that some fans will take anything the club offers , be it replica shirts or shares . |
10 | But whatever selection of visible features one chooses , the field very quickly narrows towards the William Smith — be it a sycamore frontboard with round-ended panels , be it ivory naturals with black fronts , or whatever . |
11 | I that 's it I L fail . |
12 | That 's it P A I L when it means a bucket . |
13 | Right , L O that 's it T T |
14 | That 's it shake hands . |
15 | That that 's it B A C K and that 's the first one to guess really C K that 's the most likely one . |
16 | That 's it C O A T bit like cat with a with an O in it coat . |
17 | That 's it M A L E so it 's perhaps not a bad idea that we spell it differently cos you can tell which one you 're talking about then . |
18 | Is it Goonhilly Downs |
19 | We can no longer blame the board as they are producing the funds for new players , is it Paul Malone 's fault , or the players ? |
20 | What is it cancer , is it cancer research is it ? |
21 | I think , I 'm not sure but he 's down near erm is it Los Angeles or er San Francisco ? very often . |
22 | Is it column blocks ? |
23 | So what is it ad advent calendars . |
24 | What 's happening today , is it baker day or like insect day or |
25 | Oh is it Play Bus ? |
26 | Is it brain damage ? |
27 | Is it China tea ? ’ |
28 | What is it G A B A V E ? |
29 | She reminds him of something out of Chardin or Frère , or is it Jan Steen ? |
30 | If I were a scientist , perhaps I 'd be looking at it , and say , what does that mean in terms of weather , what does it mean in terms of pressure , is it cumulus cloud or says , what other cloud . |