Example sentences of "had be [v-ing] from the " in BNC.

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1 He had been listening from the doorway ; now he marched into the room and glared at Mr Evans , his eyes hot with anger .
2 Robyn took a sip and wished she had been listening from the beginning .
3 If this went on much longer , the real Robert Wilson might emerge — that awful , jelly-like creature that he had been hiding from the world for the last twenty-four years .
4 This may well have been due to the satisfaction he had been deriving from the composition of East Coker , though he made no mention to me of the new poem .
5 The hens that roosted on the rafters would scavenge as usual along the shore , and hunt for dropped oats in the straw and bracken Luch had been gathering from the moor all summer .
6 It was considered that Sendero had been profiting from the rivalry between the Army and police in the region as to who should spearhead the US-backed campaign against drug trafficking .
7 The ‘ piecemeal ’ entry of the former colleges of education and some other colleges which had not previously secured polytechnic status was not quite along lines that the Robbins Committee had proposed , but the picture of higher education that had been developing from the early 1960s was now broader and more complex .
8 But Creggan was not interested right then in learning , all he wanted to know was what happened next when Minch had been hanging from the pole trap .
9 The American people told him at the polls what they had been screaming from the rooftops for two years .
10 Then her mother , who had been watching from the kitchen window , ran to the back door .
11 When they reached the Manor the children who had been watching from the window ran to greet Tamar .
12 At last the Barracks loomed into sight , and if anyone had been peeping from the window at that unsociable hour , they might have been hard put to distinguish which was the boy and which the shadow .
13 FitzAlan would only snap at her anyway , as he had been doing from the minute they had risen in the half-light of a chilly grey dawn .
14 William Dunlop had been bidding from the start and James Kilpatrick began with a bid of £4,500 , a sum almost certain to ensure purchase of the horse in normal circumstances .
15 The two bungalows in question , though , had been standing from the year dot .
16 But what is equally incredible is that the inhabitants of Seascale had been suffering from the Windscale piles for several years before the fire .
17 Mr John Goldring , QC , prosecuting , said Allitt had been suffering from the attention-seeking illness Munchausen 's Syndrome by Proxy .
18 She had been suffering from the disease for a year .
19 They had been fleeing from the pursuing cloud front , but now they were charging to meet its attack .
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