Example sentences of "[adv] [pron] have been [verb] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 31 | So they 've been working on modifications and this year , oh we will we 'll put the modifications right and then come back with another sales pitch |
| 32 | So they 've been used to their own rate and I said each time , if you 're gon na get you must tell them it 's the cleanup rate . |
| 33 | So they 'd been talking about it already . |
| 34 | Apparently it has been recognised for over a decade that chlorine from chlorofluorocarbons may deplete the stratospheric ozone layer . |
| 35 | And he had to go and train somewhere down south , but he 's got a he , apparently he 'd been trying for a year and he 's got to Accrington . |
| 36 | He want 's us to do it , apparently he 's been recommended to me , I |
| 37 | ‘ Apparently he 's been imported from California by Martinez . |
| 38 | Apparently he 's been working in Australia , on oil rigs , I believe . ’ |
| 39 | For too long it had been treated as a Cinderella service . |
| 40 | After his death Ralph especially realised what Piggy could have done if only he had been listened to . |
| 41 | She seemed to have completely forgotten her rage , or perhaps it had been channelled into a more dangerous , calculating form , thought Isabel in dread . |
| 42 | He 'd been married , of course , and in those days perhaps it had been frowned upon for a married man to be friendly with a young girl , but that 's all it had been — friendship . |
| 43 | ‘ Perhaps it 's been buried for ten years , ’ she whispered to herself . |
| 44 | Perhaps he had been moved by the bishop of Lucca 's protest , for among these anathemas he included two which seem not to have been discussed , but which were relevant to his protest . |
| 45 | Perhaps he had been standing at that spot , gazing out over the river towards the mountains or maybe with bowed head , grieving for his lover . |
| 46 | Perhaps he 'd been referring to someone else as well ? |
| 47 | Perhaps he 's been listening to it , too , and thinking of me . |
| 48 | The book was all he had been waiting for , and all was going according to plan . |
| 49 | Obviously he had been listening to the battle . |
| 50 | He knew the most trusted adviser of the late Tsar Peter had been a Scotsman , but there had been four Tsars since then , and there was a Tsarina , Elizabeth , on the throne , or so he had been told in Vilna . |
| 51 | So he 'd been looking for her . |
| 52 | So he 's been having at |
| 53 | A Ewe owned by farmer John Davies has lost a lamb during birth and so he 's been put in touch with Mrs Hunter Blair by the farmers union . |
| 54 | So he 's been reduced to other expedients . ’ |
| 55 | Erm so it had been thought about quite seriously . |
| 56 | In doing so it has been heaped with opprobrium by other sections of the left ( see Kettle , 1984 ) . |
| 57 | So it 's been sheltered from the wind . |
| 58 | That is the update on the outside of the Lincoln Turbine Service building , so what has been happening on the inside ? |
| 59 | Pigs , grain , potatoes and some breeding sheep were also sold through the system , which involves potential buyers bidding from computer terminals in their own offices for livestock , grain , etc. which have been described in detail to them . |
| 60 | I 've got to make him feel that finally I 've been touched by his chivalry and so on and so on … |