Example sentences of "he [be] [v-ing] [n mass] " in BNC.

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1 The following day , in a temperature down around — 2O°C ( — -4°F ) , I am wearing loop-stitch socks and Lundhags , and he is wearing reindeer skin boots and grass .
2 God is establishing a Kingdom , therefore , into which he is calling people from every country , race and class .
3 He is demanding £10,000 , leaving us penniless .
4 Rocco 's shares fell 5p to 164p after news he is spending £64m on the 52-strong Relais motorway chain in France .
5 Asked whether executive chairman De Benedetti would be ready to sell his shares for the sake of the company , Passera pointed out that in the current capital-raising exercise , he is injecting $180m , and has burdened his own company with additional debt to help Olivetti .
6 Kevin Keegan said yesterday he is asking £150,000 for the 29-year-old , but City will be hard-pressed to pay the Dane 's wages .
7 So he 's taking people up on regular flights over the Gloucestershire countryside .
8 He 's catching trout and he 's
9 I guess so , it seems so , Graham , oh , he 's making people redundant , he 's gone off , it 's about the third time in three weeks take a day playing golf .
10 He 's making people redundant , why are they , do n't they have enough work ?
11 Working with trained helpers , he 's compiling data on a thousand different species of trees threatened by the forest 's destruction .
12 He says he 's offering £10,000 reward , he wants to know who 's behind the attacks , not just who carried them out .
13 He 's claiming £300,000 from the President of the Board of Trade Michael Heseltine and today in London he sought leave to take his claim to the High Court .
14 Apparently he 's having fish and chips in town with some of the boys . ’
15 He was pestering people at the bar , trying to butt into their conversations or sit down at their tables and behaving — as far as people who did not know he was ill were concerned — like an archetypal northern wally .
16 With a sweeping run down the outside , the Sadler 's Wells colt displayed impressive acceleration to lead inside the two-furlong marker and draw clear for a length-and-a-half victory over Dr Devious , from whom he was receiving 5lb .
17 A sailor nearby — he was pushing people into the hold as if he was packing meat — called out to her .
18 He was gathering data for a book about world metro systems , a task on which he had been engaged for years .
19 He was ringing people he did not like to tell them that they were not invited to his party on Wednesday night .
20 He was telling people how wonderful things would be in the future ; I want to see that future .
21 He even fell into arrears with his mortgage at a time when he was earning £400,000 a year as chairman of Lonrho , and at one stage had a 300-acre farm and farmhouse , next to his magnificent 14th-century manor house in Somerset , repossessed .
22 Minton 's largesse was attractive : Bernard still recollects how , at a time when he was earning £2 10s a week , in a timber yard off Greek Street , Minton astonished him with a gift of £10 , in effect a month 's wages .
23 But the punishment to his body started to show itself during his summer contract with Western Suburbs , where reputedly he was earning £4,000 a match .
24 Do the Bank want to go back to a time when a male official could not get married until he was earning £150 per annum and by the time he was earning that sum he was past having an interest in marriage .
25 Soon he was earning £20,000 a year .
26 They 'd then give the farmer plenty of Scotch and by to get him so he did n't care if he was giving £24 or £25 a head for bullocks .
27 He was investigating means of leaving Iraq .
28 He was asking £3m for it .
29 But in 1795 came another demand , so the promise/contract was broken , for he was spending £45,000 a year more than his income .
30 He had n't seen copper trying to get him caught up , I wonder how much he was using mirror when he was overtaking people ?
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