Example sentences of "have just been [vb pp] [prep] a " in BNC.

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1 It is therefore simplest to interpret these results in terms of an inability to remember that food has just been obtained from a particular arm .
2 Well , that very technological breakthrough has just been made by a British company .
3 From the children 's point of view , what they really want to get out of a project is precisely the content which , for teachers , has just been relegated to a secondary position .
4 Though the apolitical villain was fairly quickly apprehended , Churchill 's portrait has just been discovered in a police raid on a suspected handler .
5 This book is also different to ‘ To Kill a Mockingbird ’ because there are no racist scenes , only prejudice towards Imamu from both the Police and in some cases the Aimsleys , when their daughter goes missing and they think that because he is a street boy who comes from Harlem , a lower class area than Brooklyn and that he has just been acquitted on a murder rap , he 's got something to do with Perk 's disappearance .
6 Man Of Ross has just been chosen as a demonstration farm by an organization called LEAF …
7 No Man 's stunning version of ‘ Colours ’ has just been released as a single on Probe Plus .
8 No Man 's stunning version of ‘ Colours ’ has just been released as a single on Probe Plus .
9 The report , originally prepared last year by the government 's National Audit Office as a quick swot of the services offered by London 's top galleries and museums , has just been circulated as a final draft ; it is due for submission to Parliament shortly .
10 Llangoed Castle , in Wales , which the owner had been determined to demolish , has just been transformed into a hotel by Sir Bernard Ashley , husband of Laura .
11 He has just been pulverized by a being from the other side of the galaxy and what does he do ?
12 ‘ The look on your face was like a naughty schoolgirl who 'd just been caught with a stolen pie .
13 When Creed called , Jed was watching a news report about a vulture who 'd just been arrested on a murder charge .
14 You 've just been appointed as a care assistant .
15 no , when you get someone 's relative phoning up because they 've just been crushed under a lump of machinery , that 's is very fraught .
16 A TEENAGER and three of his pals died when he crashed the car he had just been given as a present .
17 He had no income when he married The Maid of Bath , the singer Miss Linley , but he used the £3,000 she had just been given by a disappointed but grateful , rich admirer , to buy a grand house in London 's fashionable Portman Square , and furnish it lavishly .
18 She had just been shaken by a ‘ terrible adventure ’ .
19 But her terrifying three-hour ordeal ended when police overpowered Khamton Omvaree , in his thirties — who had just been freed from a 10-year sentence under a royal amnesty .
20 From 1966 to 1969 he was a fellow of Balliol College , Oxford , and had just been appointed to a readership at the time of his death .
21 At the end of two years she applied for jobs with various banks and when I met her she had just been accepted as a trainee accounting technician .
22 30th March 1808 ‘ saw a woman on Blackfriar 's Bridge who had just been killed by a horse which had run away — the horse was stopped just about half way between that market and the bridge , drank tea and supped with Mr. Hills — Mr. Pyne was there — met Mr. Reinagle ’ .
23 Sergeant Elie Tardivel tells how in June seven men from a neighbouring platoon had just been killed by a single French 155 shell .
24 By 1923 , the rise of the Saudi Kingdom presented a new threat to stability , and so a convention fixed the border between the emirate of Kuwait and Iraq , which had just been created under a British mandate .
25 They had just been moved into a new milking shed and they were in completely strange surroundings .
26 Questioned about why she had not sought help immediately after the alleged attack , she said : ‘ I had just been raped by a policeman , and I did not trust no police after that . ’
27 Leonard Cheshire and I were pilot officers together in No 4 Group at the beginning of the war ; he came from the dreaming spires of Oxford and I had just been commissioned as a pilot officer after serving a stint of five years as a sergeant pilot .
28 It had just been wiped by a sullen black woman in a nylon overall , from whom the sergeant tried in vain to extract a smile , and the police officers sat back to allow it to dry before resting their elbows on the surface .
29 Its functioning power had just been reduced by a factor of one .
30 A recent survey of 50 management experts who 's conclusions have just been published in a new Women in Management report .
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