Example sentences of "be [art] [noun] [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Oh , what would be the consequences do you think of this , prediction ? |
| 2 | And there must be the willingness to give professional journalists the confidence to tackle the sort of journalism we need to sustain our democracy . |
| 3 | Jim , true to his word , may be the man to fix it after all . |
| 4 | The new threat came as bachelor James Gilbey — said to be the man recorded on the Di ‘ love tapes ’ — was reported to fear that a SECOND tape may exist . |
| 5 | And following Bull 's press conference last week to announce its 1992 results , it was not altogether clear that its new chief executive Bernard Pache will be the man to lead the company out of the crisis . |
| 6 | But Leicester boss Brian Little could be the man to replace Crosby at Roker . |
| 7 | John Smith may prove to be the man to give Labour its best chance in a 1996 general election ( although it can not be good to have had him all but enthroned as leader before the leadership contest was even underway ) . |
| 8 | He is an experienced , professional negotiator and if both sides agree to arbitration then he would be the man involved . ’ |
| 9 | He believes he can be the man to change the face of referring for the better . |
| 10 | Hitchcock could be the man to help them achieve that , despite a threat from Russian keeper , Dimitri Kharin , due to arrive from CSKA Moscow in the near future . |
| 11 | ‘ Macrobius would be the man to try ‘ etc ) This is certainly how dons talk in the novels of Dorothy L. Sayers . |
| 12 | ‘ If they ever have a cowards ’ trade union , I 'll be the man representing England at the World Congress . ’ |
| 13 | From what you fella 's have been saying about speeds form , he should be the man to drop . |
| 14 | It 's almost certain that he will also be asked to continue as Ulster captain , and with the likelihood of Michael Bradley standing down as Ireland 's leader , McBride could be the man to step into the Munsterman 's boots . |
| 15 | Yet despite Christie 's absence , at least the men 's 60 metres should still provide the highlight of the two-day meeting , with young Jason Livingston out to prove he could be the man to spoil the Olympic silver medallist 's last year in international competition . |
| 16 | But he endorsed the belief of most people at ringside that Lewis can be the man to end Britain 's search for a world heavyweight champion , and bring a new order to the division . |
| 17 | Not even Adams could believe that Linighan , felled and battered by a 19th minute elbow in the face from Wednesday 's Mark Bright , would be the man to provide perhaps the most fantastic finish to a four-hour saga which had been marked mostly by wretched mediocrity . |
| 18 | Kiernan , always a popular visitor here , and winner of last year 's Dublin marathon , looks to be the man to beat this year also . |
| 19 | Given the amount of time that Karsten Schubert has been in business and given the new wave of gallery/dealers , this year is going to be the year to break with a much more open policy towards new art , are being seen as central to the contemporary art scene . |
| 20 | Whether we actually sell it or not is irrelevant , it 's the fact that it might just be the hook to get inside someone 's house . |
| 21 | But having collected the first item on Alex Ferguson 's spring shopping list they hope it will prove to be the lever to rid themselves of a 25-year burden . |
| 22 | But perhaps public agitation will , in the end , be the catalyst required to neutralise the threat . |
| 23 | This will not be the occasion to try and find out . |
| 24 | And I emphasize , it 'll be the chancellor , it will be the chancellor making the announcements and not the defence secretary . |
| 25 | And ‘ if the tam batting second has not had the opportunity to complete the required number of overs their target score will be the runs scored by the team batting first from their equivalent number of highest scoring overs . ’ |
| 26 | It could be the others returning — or the start of his ambush . |
| 27 | Less dramatic but equally puzzling would be the problem posed by the patient who deliberately went on hunger-strike in order to end his suffering . |
| 28 | now with them changing the the changeover cos they always used to be the letters followed by the numbers . |
| 29 | Whether that will still be the case come the annual summer meeting on June 25 if England lose badly against Brazil and then against Germany in Detroit in a week 's time must be debatable . |
| 30 | Any such movement usually occurs in the early part of a buildings 's life but this may not always be the case depending upon the nature of the subsoil upon which the building is founded . |