Sentence examples for has been tailed from inspiring English sources
Indeed, since declaring his candidacy, he has been tailed by a scolding chorus of retired generals (some of whom have never met him).
The pair has been tailed by security agents as they returned from a trip to West Sussex, where they had met with a group of extremists who were later convicted over a plot to attack a shopping centre using a fertiliser bomb.
He says he has received multiple death threats starting in February 2002, that someone crashed into his car as a warning and fled the scene and that his mother has been tailed.
The Gingrich campaign reported it had only $1.5 million on hand at the end of February and owed more than that, while fund-raising has been tailing off.
Except she's not alone: a death angel (Six Feet Under's Frances Conroy finally returning to the show, and a joy in her scenes with Lange) has been tailing her for so long they are on speaking terms.
The number of questions and uniqueness of questions has been tailing off since our launch week, and anything you do in video takes more time than it looks.
The Doctor and Romana meet Inspector Duggan, who has been tailing Count Scarlioni for some time; Scarlioni has placed a large number of lost art treasures on the market, and Duggan fears the Scarlionis are looking to steal the Mona Lisa.
"You got anybody else to follow?" Everyone in the firm had been tailed.
Mr. Gallucci said Mr. Pabon, who had been tailed for days by detectives before his arrest, maintained his innocence.
