Sentence examples for has been dotted from inspiring English sources

Robert Brown has been dotted.

The career of Vittorio Emanuele, head of Italy's royal house, has been dotted with scandals including a fatal shooting, fisticuffs, and allegations of anti-Semitism.

The Singrauli industrial cluster has been dotted with several giant thermal plants and coalmines since the 1980s, Sasan being the most recent addition to the country's coal hub.

For the past 10 days, the nation's capital has been dotted with protests, with students throwing stones and gasoline bombs at the police, who reply with tear gas.

"I don't think every single i has been dotted and every t has been crossed," one person said, but the deal is close to completion.

Also, a forum on the tenant association Web site has been dotted with lively and often angry complaints about the carts.

Sorrento's chair feels reminiscent of the Positron rig that has been dotting film festivals and hotels lately.

Her career and life have been dotted with ups and downs like that.

As late as the 1930s, the Hudson had been dotted by 41 communal boathouses, where anyone could rent a boat.

The water was a chilly 59 degrees, and 250 to 270 feet deep, a cod and tuna ground that would have been dotted with fishing boats and lobstermen in early October but was all but deserted early yesterday.

The house, the police said, had been dotted with guns and ammunition, ham radio and other electronic equipment, including a computer, literature about arms and electronics and literature on the Soviet Union.