Sentence examples for has just been doing from inspiring English sources

The Queen's advisers would say she has just been doing what she always does: keeping the show on the road with a dutiful workload that would daunt most octogenarians.

Kliman, who has eaten in every one of Chang's restaurants, remains devoted to the master ("I think I'd rather eat his food than anyone's"), but you could argue that, as a professional restaurant critic, he has just been doing his duty, however much he may have enjoyed it.

"She has committed no crime and has just been doing her job as a lawyer and citizen," said Nasrin Sotoudeh, a human rights lawyer and prominent activist who spent two years in prison but who was granted an early release in 2013.

I think dance music and dance-based technological music has just been done to death.

But despite its success, a deal has just been done to return it to the private sector.

So far this has just been done at a small scale in the lab.

"A coup in Kenya has just been done by the four people in the Supreme Court," Mr Kenyatta said during a televised meeting with supporters.

Midfielder Eden Hazard, 24, is the latest Chelsea player to sign a contract extension, a move that has been welcomed by Terry, who added: "Hazard has just been done and that's the most important for the club".

So far as E.R. Clay is concerned, Andersen and Grush (2009, §7) rightly observe that commentators invariably recycle the quote from Clay's The Alternative supplied by James (as, indeed, has just been done here).

"He reached the conclusion that he needs to write an application for temporary asylum, and this procedure has just been done," said Anatoly Kucherena, a lawyer with strong links with the Kremlin who helped Mr Snowden with the paperwork.

If somebody is recommending something that has just been done, it's a pretty good indication that they haven't even checked.