The phrase "ass has been" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in informal contexts, often to express frustration or to describe a situation involving someone's behavior or actions.
Example: "Ever since he started working late, his attitude has changed, and his ass has been difficult to deal with."
Alternatives: "has been a pain" or "has been troublesome".
As novel sensitive and specific biomarkers of acute liver ischemic injury with potential clinical application, ASS and EST-1 have attracted extensive attention, and an ELISA kit for the detection of ASS has been developed.
Where your ass has been is the least of our worries.
However preposterous this particular ideation of America is, it has legs: "American Bad Ass" has been viewed on YouTube more than fifteen million times.
Under flooded conditions, addition of organic materials to ASS has been shown to stimulate microbial sulfate reduction, which results in pH increase.
The people of Bhopal, where thousands of human beings were killed, ask the Indian government why no one's ass has been kicked.
(Even Tiger, who admittedly handled his own crisis like a total ass, has been over-pilloried, if that's a word).
Rosie Daly dumping my sorry ass had been my landmark, huge and solid as a mountain.
Once again, an inquiry about a takeaway preference leads to a vaguely ridiculous song and dance routine – this time, the words of Groove Armada's I See You Baby (Shakin' That Ass) have been transformed into a plea for chicken madras.
Over 170,000 km2 of Acid Sulfate Soils (ASS) have been identified worldwide, with 65,000 km2 in Asia; 45,000 km2 in Africa; 30,000 km2 in Australia; 30,000 km2 in South America; and a combined total of 10,000 km2 in Europe and North America.
Trademarks including the word "ass" had been accepted 135 times, and the word "bitch" was approved in several trademarks as well.
recent supporter of gay rights, and Kanye West, recent supporter of Kim Kardashian's ass, have been entertaining thousands of people at The O2 in London under the moniker of their recent collab' album, Watch the Throne.
