Example sentences of "you [been] [verb] [det] " in BNC.

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1 ‘ Have you been given some ? ’
2 Have you been watching that gardening programme ?
3 well because there was three of us we went , it was seven hundred and one , like , their go , first bloke got a hundred and eighty , next one got a hundred and forty , this one got a hundred and twenty and me and Matt got about forty each and Rick and we were stuffed just bit , have you been watching any of the darts ? dead interesting
4 Have you been screwing that
5 You been seeing much of him recently ? ’
6 Have you been eating this cake ?
7 ‘ How many terms have you been training that cat , Mildred ? ’ said Miss Hardbroom .
8 And have you been taking that for quite a while ?
9 ‘ Hmm , ’ said Marcus , ‘ Have you been moving these pieces about when I was n't looking ? ’
10 Have you , have you been getting any strange looks or have n't you noticed ?
11 Have you been filling that book in as you 've been erm
12 Have you been using that the whole day ?
13 Have you been drawing this one ?
14 ‘ Have you been rehearsing all this stuff , Max ? ’
15 ‘ What have you been studying this morning then , eh ? ’
16 Right , you 've never , I do n't think you been shown this have you really ?
17 Have you been offered many portrait commissions ?
18 I know you have n't been doing any English and that , but erm , have you have you been doing much reading ?
19 How long had you been doing that ? "
20 And how long have you been doing that ?
21 What had you been doing that day ?
22 What have you been doing all day — walking round with the Michelin , looking at churches ? ’
23 He said , What have you been doing all this time ?
24 What 've you been doing all day today ? .
25 What you been doing all day ?
26 How long have you been doing all this ?
27 ‘ How long have you been doing this and where do you go afterwards ? ’
28 ‘ Why , have n't you been doing this sort of work ? ’
29 So what have you been doing this morning Em , lots of work .
30 Anyway , what have you been doing these past two days ? ’
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