Sentence examples for been in a specific from inspiring English sources

Until that period all of Schoenberg's works had been strictly tonal; that is, each of them had been in a specific key, centred upon a specific tone.

But carbon dioxide has been in a specific concentration in our atmosphere -- within the range of 170 to 300 parts per million -- for 800,000 years.

I was in a specific position to do something.

Often, the allergen is in a specific sort of food.

You're "at work" when you say you are, rather than because you're in a specific place.

Probably when people watch "Sex and the City," they see New York and feel like they're in a specific place.

"Everyone is in a specific spot," he said of his spotters.

Don't assume that just because they were in a specific plan last year that they will remain in it for 2010.

Only last Friday, Commander Ali, triumphantly proclaiming victory then too, declared that Mr. bin Laden was in "a specific cave" and that his fighters were on the way there.

All that he wanted them to do once they had learned "Dances at a Gathering," for example, was to dance the ballet as themselves, but with a sense of being in a specific world with specific people.

"The forms need to be in a specific order, and some need to be printed on special paper".