Sentence examples for been perpetrating from inspiring English sources
verb
To be guilty of, or responsible for a crime etc; to commit.
The couple, she says, has been perpetrating Internet calumnies — a Lauren sex-tape rumor!
Mr. Gore said the Palestinian leader, Mr. Arafat, should "issue instructions to those who have been perpetrating this violence to cease and desist," adding, "It is a time to start building again on the relative progress of the previous two days -- and that can still be done -- to end the violence and damp down the tensions" in order to restart the Middle East peace process.
Because I am a flake, and have been perpetrating snow jobs my whole life, I appreciate the wonders of winter.
One memorandum declared that since the beginning of the Ustaše regime, the Muslims had dreaded the lawless activities that the Ustaše, Croatian government authorities and various illegal groups had been perpetrating against the Serbs.
As a man who has been perpetrating snow jobs all his life, which is 55 years and counting, I can safely say that the recent blizzard dumped more of the white stuff on my driveway on Long Island, N.Y., than anywhere else on the East Coast.
No great travesty has been perpetrated.
Human rights abuses have been perpetrated by all sides.
Atrocities have been perpetrated in the name of religion.
Many such atrocities have been perpetrated in recent history.
Many theatrical absurdities — chaste Carmens, happy Hamlets — have been perpetrated by people on similar quests.
And it may well be that a gross injustice to Strauss-Kahn has been perpetrated.
