Example sentences of "he be [adv] to " in BNC.

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1 Secondly , if on the other hand he were completely to subordinate himself to the new Government his influence in Parliament and the country would quickly be eroded .
2 He is probably to be identified with the ‘ patrician ’ ( the term signifies an individual of very high standing indeed ) called Moll to whom King Eadberht and Archbishop Ecgberht gave the monasteries of Stonegrave and Coxwold in Yorkshire , seized by them from Moll 's brother , Abbot Forthred , for which action Pope Paul I reproved them .
3 For a second , I think it could be Lucker , but he is nowhere to be seen .
4 He is nowhere to be seen on the Thorsvoe , nor at Lyness in Hoy , site of an impressive collection of artefacts tracing Scapa Flow 's history as a naval base .
5 Anyway , he is surely to be congratulated on selling yards of Matthew Henry Bible commentaries to an earnest young Korean who knew little English !
6 He is now to be succeeded by a triumvirate of three former executive vice-presidents — Michael Mee as chairman and chief financial officer ; Donald Casey as co-president and chief development officer ; and Joseph Tucci , co-president and chief executive .
7 He is therefore to be hated and despised .
8 In recent years he has been closely associated with Hildegard Fritz-Denneville Fine Arts Ltd in Bond Street where his knowledge and connoisseurship are greatly valued and he is still to be found on weekdays in the gallery 's offices .
9 He is usually to be found in his pyjama bottoms , shaving , when she comes through the door .
10 both these play as ‘ amateurs ’ and could probably be bought for a relative small amount of pounds … other ‘ amateurs ’ include Bohinen ( who made 2–0 against England at home and is linked with Nottingham and an Italian Serie A club ) and technical wonderboy Erik Mykland who might go to France or Italy ( he is really to small and skinny to play in England ) .
11 Yes he 's away to work , yeah .
12 So he 's away to Kilkeel and I says getting engaged and he says to me do you want rid of me or something ?
13 He 's here to specifically to publicise a new book , Sagarmatha .
14 He was all over us last week , and now that he 's really needed , he 's nowhere to be found .
15 Today he 's nowhere to be found .
16 When he 's not zapping helmetted contestants in front of a TV camera , he 's usually to be found pumping iron in a gym somewhere .
17 ‘ But although he may seem quite well he 's still to be handled with care .
18 When , on the third morning I looked for Athman to say goodbye to him , he was nowhere to be found and I had to leave without seeing him again .
19 She looked round for Leo , but he was nowhere to be seen .
20 Still he was nowhere to be seen .
21 He was nowhere to be seen .
22 He was nowhere to be seen .
23 But he was nowhere to be seen .
24 Aye , now Jean I do n't know what 's happened to him , but he was away to Australia like , and er he came back and Janine 's boy was in , her new one Acky 's never met him you see , Gareth
25 He was regularly to be seen walking through the town with bowler hat and rolled umbrella .
26 Perhaps he was just to bizarre in the end , wanting too much clever play .
27 The Japanese almost certainly knew the Australians were in the area , for a young Chinaman had served food to officers passing through Railaco , and he was later to be ‘ shot at sight ’ after his Japanese contacts were discovered .
28 He was rarely to be seen , unless attending to other people 's affairs , without a volume of some sort , generally of Plato or one of the Greek tragedians .
29 Although he helped to form the National Deaf and Dumb Society , he was also to be the main reason for its demise .
30 The respect afforded him in England had partly to do with the manner in which he had taken on the mantle of English culture ; in the absence of any figure with equivalent influence , he was eventually to be invested with an almost shamanistic authority .
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