Example sentences of "he has [been] [verb] [prep] a " in BNC.

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1 He has been living in a succession of ANC havens .
2 When you tell Oreste that he has been blessed with a brother I beg you to remind him that he is his mother 's first-born and as such has pride of place in her heart .
3 Beware if a potential leader comes in with dissatisfaction at how he has been treated in a previous group .
4 But when he has been exposed as a liar and a traitor , left alone on stage , Shakespeare allows him to end the scene with a soliloquy in verse : .
5 The fact is that he has been saved from a disaster primarily caused by his ill-judged decision , based on terrible advice , to join the mechanism .
6 The merest mention of the word ‘ sex ’ is more than sufficient for Old Cyclops to start straining against the trousers before jumping to attention as if he has been plugged into a battery-charger .
7 Misery And there is no sign that the Scottish star 's misery will ease , as he has been named in a third-team line-up to face Manchester City this weekend .
8 He has been calling for a … ’ he glanced importantly at his notebook ‘ …
9 He has been wanted by a string of clubs , including Manchester United , who last season saw Pearce as the final piece in a title jigsaw .
10 The vicar calls for silence for the ‘ Lord Mayor ’ , who makes a short speech declaring he has been elected for a year and a day .
11 He has been swimming in a pool somewhere , I said to myself .
12 One BGS officer is in post and he has been supported by a consultant editor .
13 Recently , he confesses , he has been plagued by a recurring dream in which all these Hollywood types he barely knows are asking to borrow his toothbrush .
14 Since leaving school , he has been employed as a draughtsman and this is his only source of finance for his habit .
15 The trouble with the right hon. Gentleman is that he has been searching for a way to do nothing about this problem .
16 The latest production to have commenced shooting in Dublin is ‘ Into The West ’ , the story of a re-housed gypsy who refuses to be parted from his horse — despite the fact that he has been moved to a high rise block .
17 He has been pictured in a Tarzan suit with a helicopter hovering over his head .
18 In truth , as he now knows , he has been fighting with a God intent on blessing for a reason hidden in his deep purposes of redemption .
19 He has been seconded for a year , and his beat is construction , property and hotels .
20 He has been sitting on a nurse 's knee being fed from a small drinking cup . ’
21 After trading for some months , he has been approached by a company which says it owns the rights to the trade name Pizza Parlour and that he must desist from using it .
22 John lost an arm and a leg as a result of a motorcycle 12 years ago and he has been provided with a £200 electronic device , the size of a cigarette pack , that uses electric signals to relieve discomfort .
23 He has been described as a caring individual .
24 He has been described as a right-handed David Gower .
25 He has been caught in a machine , or some part of a machine has suddenly broken , with fatal results .
26 He has been helped by a generous dollop of hype .
27 Grampian Police say he has been identified as a Northfield resident but his name is being withheld .
28 The whizzkid winger missed all the build-up games while he recovered from a summer knee operation , but he has been included in a 15-man squad .
29 By the exhausted mechanical sound of it he has been sobbing for a long time .
30 He has been established as a prose-character in the first scene at Achilles ' tent ( Troilus and Cressida , II.i. ) , where even Agamemnon addressed him in prose , by the law of adaptation to the lower centre of gravity .
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