Sentence examples for had just been using from inspiring English sources

If the response isn't effective, the consumer could be put into immediate contact with a nurse or doctor through the same device they had just been using.

Not from the elevator hurtling up to my room at an ear-popping speed, but because I was suddenly afraid that the email program I had just been using in the business center might remember my username and password.

So, it's natural that he took up the same seriocomic tone of the ottava rima a year later, when he wanted to satirize Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey forms that he had just been using.

Most off-putting of all were the sliced strawberries accompanying the delicious desserts: They tasted as if they had been cut by a knife — or on a surface — that had just been used for garlic.

One night a server poured red wine into glasses that had just been used for white; another night, a well-paced dinner turned into a slog when long minutes passed before anyone showed up to take our dessert order.

Joseph Sipos, a vintage clothing dealer, told me that a bright red crocheted shirt and matching vest hanging on a dress form in his section had just been used in a Woody Allen film.

Unlike the hospital scrubs Dr. Mehmet Oz wore to Oprah's soundstage, the stethoscope around Pinsky's neck was not a prop; it had just been used to check Tom Sizemore's lung capacity.

The other day, despite the gloom and doom about another wretched retail season in the offing, the room had just been used by a local woman of means whose castaways — a multithousand-dollar black sequined ball gown among them — were still there hanging on the racks.

But they couldn't just pull off the wire-frame trick, the kind that had just been used in Star Wars for that Rebel briefing on the Death Star attack.

Yes! Smoothie shampoo?! Yes, yes, yes! Next we headed to every girl's dream pick-up destination: the local pub that smells like one of those big cheeses if it had just been used as a murder weapon.

We were lucky; DIA was active in a particular proliferative assay that had just been used to clone the cytokine we now know as leukaemia inhibitory factor (LIF).