Sentence examples for had been argued from inspiring English sources

Baldwin also said that two clauses in the Dodgers' contract had been argued all day.

He was also considering two important class-action lawsuits that had been argued many months before.

The C.A.B. staff chronology of the case showed that the matter had been argued back and forth since March.

The case in favour of airstrikes had been argued convincingly by shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn, whose closing speech inspired cheers and applause in the House of Commons.

The decision concerned three consolidated cases that had been argued on Oct. 3, the first day of the current term, including Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California, No. 09-958.

Goldring said the survivors' case, challenging the police, had been argued at the inquests anyway because some of the bereaved families, who were legally represented, included relatives who had been at the match with those who died.

The two had been arguing.

She had been arguing with her parents about going, to.church.

The FBI and CIA had been arguing over this responsibility for years.

The police said the two had been arguing.

Witnesses told the police that they had been arguing recently.