Example sentences of "who had [been] [prep] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Here was someone who had been through hell , but still could forgive the bombers , while pleading with them to realise the tragedy they were causing .
2 They had served deaf people faithfully and with devotion for more than a century and were correctly described in the same editorial as " dedicated men , universal guides philosopher , and friends who had been on call at every hour of the day .
3 So I turned on the TV to find the news , but they had n't found out who had been on board yet
4 You will remember that when we last spoke you said the Ramsbum , Gooseneck business was impossible , and that was even before I had met my colleague Blitherdick , the wine waiter who had been on holiday when I arrived .
5 NHL president John Ziegler announced the players , who had been on strike since April 1 , had accepted a final offer and would return to work this weekend .
6 NHL president John Ziegler announced the players , who had been on strike since April 1 , had accepted a final offer and would return to work this weekend .
7 ‘ By an odd coincidence only 8% of those who had been on strike got increases while 92% of those who had worked during the strike got increases ’ .
8 The strike was a show of solidarity with 3,500 workers in sherry production who had been on strike since the beginning of the month over pension rights .
9 He had watched the effect that team spirit had had on the young people who had been on Operation Drake .
10 He imagined with pleasure the bollocking that would be administered to the men who had been on duty the previous night .
11 There was no sign of the two policemen who had been on duty at the cordon .
12 He presumed those men who had been on duty had all gone in the helicopter to help the others .
13 The death of a remand prisoner was confirmed on April 3 and on April 5 a prison officer who had been on duty on April 1 died of a heart attack .
14 Early on the following day a Lithuanian who had been on duty alone at a nearby post was found shot dead in what some reports suggested might have been revenge for the death of the Byelorussian .
15 The Unit followed up the health of 700 children who had been on Blackpool beach last summer .
16 Of about 100 prisoners who had been on hunger strike since May 1 [ see p. 38179 ] protesting at the government 's alleged failure to free all political prisoners , 17 who were still fasting began accepting food in the days after Mandela appealed to them to abandon the fast , on June 6 .
17 On the other hand , more efficient production was a significant benefit to those who had been on courses .
18 The survey showed that only one-third of those who had been on courses generated the training themselves .
19 Peter Boardman , who had been at School between 1956 and 1969 , was one of the best-known names in British mountaineering at this period .
20 Another fifty-four who had been at state schools were also Oxbridge graduates .
21 Edward Burne-Jones , who had been at Oxford with Morris and then shared a London house with him , was a regular visitor .
22 The University of California at Santa Barbara first attempted to headhunt Prof Cheetham , who had been at Oxford University for 26 years , in 1989 .
23 In turn , Eleanor introduced her to someone else , a young woman named Mary Hammond-Heath , who had been at Oxford with Eleanor , and who was not much interested in being married .
24 The flight engineer , who had been at Halton as all apprentice with me and had left and later returned to the Air Force , complained bitterly as I was making all the preparations for take-off , but I ignored him .
25 She was determined the wedding would be one for the young blind girl to remember , even though it was not likely to be attended by any of the Wychwood gipsies who had been at Boz 's marriage to Nahum 's sister .
26 Wilikins had been the name of her first husband , Henry , who had been at King 's School , Birmingham with Swan in the 1960s .
27 Miss Fogerty had never been so happy as she was now , living with Dorothy and next door to another old friend , Isobel Shoosmith , who had been at college with her years before .
28 Before long though , Harold meets his future wife Isobel , who had been at college with Agnes Fogerty , and they live happily ever after .
29 One contrast , however , was that of the thirty-two cardinals created by Innocent nearly 50 per cent were masters ( men who had been at universities ) .
30 It is useless to speculate why he chose him , rather than one of the monks of Bec or Caen who had been at Canterbury throughout Lanfranc 's tenure of the archbishopric .
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