Sentence examples for has been today from inspiring English sources
But Wilkinson's kick is as horrible as England's performance has been today.
It's not the sort of silver lining often discussed in a Slam semifinal, but that is how good Williams has been today.
Learning lines is "easy", he says, but the hardest part has been today, when he and Shaun were made to keep repeating one crucial exchange.
A spokesperson for Time UK said: "Tonight is the NME Awards, the biggest day on NME's calendar, and that's where the focus of staff has been today".
Many politicians know luck and chance can be the covert kingmaker in their trade, and as pure a political figure as the chancellor, George Osborne, will know quite how fortunate he has been today with his four-year spending review.
"Any negativity may try to exhaust our govt, her cabinet ministers, her economy and her Leader, but I am sure the little devil is coiled at a corner somewhere feeling so helpless seeing how swift the govt has been today in trying to restore normal travels," one wrote.
The average home crowd has been 4,500.
It always has been - since November 2001.
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That must have been 1915 or 1916.
