Example sentences of "it had [been] [verb] as [art] " in BNC.

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1 It looked like it had been built as a rag trade sweatshop at the turn of the century and was sandwiched between a musical equipment shop and The Tin Pan Alley Club — which was a notorious music biz drinking den .
2 A second inscription on the opposite side reveals that it had been given as a wedding present to the employer himself in 1838 .
3 Over the past year she had had various painful illnesses and eventually it had been diagnosed as a recurrence of cancer .
4 It had been planned as a separate men 's and women 's race , with the latter being sent off 20 minutes earlier , but only Dorre managed to stick to the plan , winning in 2hr 29min 38sec .
5 ‘ She had n't been harmed , but she said Edouard was attacked while she was there and it had been done as a warning to her .
6 For too long it had been treated as a Cinderella service .
7 Professor Hoskins was particularly interested in the Banbury Lane , largely because it had been identified as a prehistoric trackway by archaeologists in the 1950s , shortly before he wrote this book .
8 It had been founded as an irregular unit for service in the Western Desert by Colonel David Stirling , then a subaltern in the Scots Guards .
9 When the Hewers bought Vine House it had been used as a dormitory for an air Force course int he village during the war .
10 well this , no , fifty one , er this was the last house to be completed on this estate because it had been used as a paint store and we were the very last people
11 In a default action where the plaintiff 's claim is amended by adding or substituting a claim which could not have been made in a default action , the action continues as if it had been commenced as a fixed date action ( Ord 15 , r 2(2) ) .
12 It had been re-affirmed as a centre-piece of Roman-Catholic social philosophy in the Encyclical ‘ Quadrogesimo Anno ’ of 1931 , some time after it had been enshrined in various pieces of German social welfare legislation in the 1920s .
13 It was his first encounter with Zhou , director in Hong Kong of the New China News Agency , who had been on sick leave ; it had been billed as a " get to know you " meeting , which would sidestep controversial issues .
14 Coun. Alan Robinson ( Lab ) said towns all over Europe had introduced pedestrian-only shopping for at least part of the day and it had been hailed as a great success .
15 It had been described as an exclusive enclave for the rich and privileged , an escapist 's paradise , a tropical slice of heaven on earth … and so the praise went on .
16 It had been established as a close relative of adrenaline , named noradrenaline , late in the 1940s .
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