Sentence examples for had been got from inspiring English sources

Most were marked 'unconventional', meaning they had been got through hacking".

But Clarke suggested instead that the English groundsmen had been got at.

Asked whether he had been got at by the establishment to doctor the report, Stevens - who previously conducted the shoot-to-kill investigations in Northern Ireland - said: "That is not the case.

"The key, the master-key to the age," Williams said of the modern movement in literature, "was that jump from the feeling to the word itself: that which had been got down, the thing to be judged and valued accordingly".

Coal had been got in Shakerley since at least 1429 when a dispute was recorded between the Shakerleys and the Tyldesleys over the stealing of "seacoals".

But he had been getting better.

She believed that Christopher had been getting better every year.

Raj had been getting paid to take those pictures.

They might have been got by a cat".

Tortorella has been getting results.

We've been getting better, going faster.