Example sentences of "[Wh adv] [adv] [pers pn] have been [prep] " in BNC.

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1 Maxim looked at the clutter of parts in front of him and realised how right he 'd been in saying soldiers hate to throw away guns , even cheap Spanish ones .
2 How long they have been in partnership I can not be sure , but they show all the signs of a close musical understanding — temperament and technique in the service of the music , rather than vice versa , plus a healthy respect for the demands of textural clarity .
3 Huy wondered how long she had been in the capital , and how she had got there .
4 I do n't know how long it 's been on the bed , but it 's far too damp to sleep in .
5 She tried to make allowances , constantly reminding herself of the responsibility Nathan was carrying and how long he had been without sleep .
6 I asked him how long he had been with the Republicans and he said , ‘ Three weeks — I 'm a sales manager and I 've been given leave of absence by my company just to produce last night 's rally . ’
7 " Can you estimate how long he 'd been in the water ? "
8 She realised how close she had been to the edge when the Yggdrasil bit came for her .
9 She stopped , embarrassed suddenly , looked down , realised with a start just how close she had been to revealing some parts of her life , her thoughts …
10 She closed her book ; her papa had given it to her before she left for England and she blushed a little on remembering how short she had been with him when he had handed it over to her .
11 She had been right in her suspicion that David 's return had been something to do with a woman , but how wrong she had been over the reason .
12 How wrong she had been about not needing it .
13 A long time ago , she 'd learned just how dear she 'd been to Ewan Famber : an experiment .
14 Carrie knew how hard it had been for her father , who had spent almost thirty-seven years as a horsekeeper for Galloway , to look for other employment .
15 However long they had been in Wimbledon , the suburb had not yet managed to curb their enthusiasm .
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