Example sentences of "to be making [art] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 In an attempt to be seen to be making every effort to avert war , Bush had proposed on Jan. 3 that Baker and Aziz should meet in Geneva .
2 Knowing her sister well , Fabia could only marvel then that when Barney was , by the sound of it , so desperately ill , Cara appeared to be making every effort to rise above the shocking news she had received less than an hour ago .
3 " No wooden shoes " ; " No potatoes , No Popery " ; no imprisonment without trial ; liberty , freedom , and , especially , a sympathy with anyone who seemed to be making a stand against government 's inherent tendency towards arbitrary action .
4 I know I thought I 'd turned it off , I 'm going to have a look , something seems to be making a noise it was the vent
5 This provides one of Goody 's main claims to be making a contribution to further research : the field worker , whether anthropologist , historian , social psychologist or whatever , can ask of a specific culture why literacy did not fulfil its potential there , and what were the factors that ‘ restricted ’ its development .
6 Like others , he would be dismayed to find a good service submerged in yet another change , after the election , just as many Trust hospitals appear to be making a go of it .
7 And they had hundreds and hundreds of hens in deep litter and they seemed to be making a lot of money out of it .
8 Graham Burns seems to be making a habit of trying to follow British triumphs .
9 You seem to be making a habit of it . ’
10 Clarissa pointed out that nobody else seemed to be making a fuss .
11 A heavy rare groove vibe , which seems to be making a comeback on many London floors in defiance of the high street rave scene , informs this surefire chart hit on Rhythm King .
12 The quiet life obviously palled : he is said to be making a comeback .
13 But he s seems to be making a claim to be , to sort of promote it within the
14 They seemed to be making a point on reception of continually stressing , ‘ This is prison so you 'd better get used to it .
15 ‘ He must have some to be making the phone calls , but he 's stealing things mostly . ’
16 Alexander seemed not so much to be moving in the direction of reform as to be making the achievement of emancipation more difficult .
17 Ayer 's position appears to be making the rules so that the theist can not win .
18 It is much easier and it 's much safer and it strikes me to be making the case for a western relief road to provide the relief north to the A one , has already been achieved on the six five eight .
19 Dean Rusk complained that the British seemed to be making the solution of " any specific problem " dependent upon " the solution of many others " .
20 The Independent of March 30 reported that the NSF , formed in 1989 as " a broad movement " , now appeared " to be making the transition from an old-style Leninist party … to a Western-style party with a specific political platform " .
21 If we point to those aspects of the addict 's experience which seem to him to confirm his beliefs , we will seem to be making an apology for the addict .
22 She seemed to be making an effort to speak in a dispassionate practical tone .
23 She moved her head slowly now and seemed to be making an effort to speak , and then she muttered , ‘ You 'll be getting your calling up papers eventually , in any case , so why … ?
24 You would n't be living like that because of comfort , because of security " — he seemed to be making an effort to despise these words as much as she did — " but because of your aim .
25 They all seemed to be making an effort and doing their best , although the smaller rabbits — especially Pipkin — clearly found the task an awkward one .
26 Mavis detached herself from the group and looked as though she thought she probably ought to be making an effort to take charge .
27 I think obviously , need to be making an appearance now than
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