Example sentences of "she [verb] [been] [vb pp] [prep] [num] " in BNC.

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1 Indeed , she has been described as one of the founders of modern British geography .
2 She 'd been waylaid within ten feet of the front door , which did n't surprise me , by a chinless wonder in a baggy suit and powder blue trainers ( nobody wears trainers with a suit any more ) .
3 He said she 'd been raped at 18 by a Lebanese man in London .
4 She 'd been divorced for 12 years .
5 When she finally reached the scribbling engine , she felt as if she had been broken in two and glued back together again all wrong .
6 She had been asked for twelve and it was now half past eleven , which would give her time for a pleasant comfortable drive to Carpendens Court .
7 She said she had been threatened with hundreds of pickets if she did not reinstate Miss Owen .
8 Eventually , after she had been joined by two others whose grasp of the English language was as poor as hers , they booked in to two rooms .
9 She had been born in 1688 in Marston St. Lawrence , and had married Richard Jennens of Mollington , Oxfordshire , in 1708 [ Baker , 1 , 720 ] .
10 Emma had a spell at a small , local Welsh school then she had been sent to one of London 's most exclusive girls ' preparatory schools , off Sloane Square .
11 The woman did not return to complete the divorce , although she had been separated for three years .
12 But , flicking her glance away from him when he caught her looking at him , she formed the view that she must have gone a little light-headed with the guilt of her conscience , because it seemed to her that since knowing him she had been visited by one strange thought or feeling after another .
13 She had been warned on four previous occasions about going overdrawn .
14 She had been paralysed for thirty years .
15 She had been sentenced to three months in jail .
16 Betty Bell was the chief informant about Harold Shoosmith for she had been engaged for three mornings and three evenings a week .
17 She had been jailed for seven days .
18 She had been found at two that afternoon by a party searching the Pertsey and north-west region of Vangmoor .
19 She had been told on one occasion by the EP that Tom 's behaviour problems might have been the result of frustration over reading difficulties .
20 She had been widowed for five months , very nearly .
21 She died in her sleep at Nyack Hospital , north of New York , where she had been admitted on 9 March suffering from congestive heart failure .
22 In the few hours since she had brought the house down she had been interviewed by three tabloids , Sky Television and by Tony Howard for ‘ Newsnight ’ .
23 At her husband 's death she had been left with four children under the age of five .
24 For too long now , she had been starved of one particular need , the kind a respectable woman should not dwell on for too long , a deep-down need that only a man could satisfy .
25 Lady Dawn Kennedy , 31 , was remanded in custody accused of falsely claiming she had been raped by three men .
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