Sentence examples for has been waved from inspiring English sources
"It is not that a magic wand has been waved and they are all cured," says Ciarán Devane, chief executive of Macmillan Cancer Support.
The negative economic data recently has been waved off by any number of economists, who dismissed the GDP drop into negative territory, for instance, as an anomaly.
This kind of stick has been waved at Murdoch many times before, and he - with his 30percentnt shareholding - has also called the bluff.
Here it's as if a magic wand has been waved over such a work so that it comes alive, the multiple variations elapsing elastically in the constantly re-angled present tense of stunningly well-deployed stage time.
The United States now counts about a half-dozen affiliates of the Islamic State, and the group's distinctive black-and-white flag has been waved, at least furtively, in as many as 70 countries — making the group a rival to al-Qaeda in its scope and potential threat.
In the elaborate case put forward by the lawyers and politicians who sought to keep the boy in the United States, the phone bill for the call has been waved about as evidence that Juan Miguel, 31, might have known in advance of plans for the furtive crossing -- that he might actually have given his approval so that his son could live in freedom.
The Clinton administration has been waving its finger at European support for Airbus for months.
Randolph has been waving Yankees runners around third base for nearly a decade.
page A18 SHRINKING NEW YORK'S BUDGET Gov. David Paterson of New York has been waving a red flag about the state budget.
He went on: "Our flag has been waving, it seems, in servicing a regime change significantly benefitting US corporations".
