Sentence examples for has just treated from inspiring English sources

"I was brought up to believe that America was best," Mr. Figueroa says, although he has just treated his visitor to his stump speech about Vieques, featuring the United States as despotic colonizers.

Now I'm staring at a photograph of a naked Ricky Tomlinson in Riff-Raff, playing a builder who has just treated himself to a shower in a posh apartment block he is working on.

The company has just treated it to an extensive exterior restoration, simultaneous with the completion of a second store across the street on the site of Consuelo Vanderbilt's mansion.

So what can she do to connect better with the disaffected Sanders voters (whom she has just treated to the important but painful life-lesson of a excruciatingly narrow defeat) in time to win a national election against what may well be an opponent who fits the most recent age demographics of successful democratic candidates?

We've just treated a woman who passed out waiting for water and food".

"They've just treated their fans like A.T.M.s because there's so much wealth concentrated in that area".

He paused frequently to step back and assess the results, smiling at his handiwork, and every once in a while asked for an ice pack to be placed over an area he had just treated.

A jukebox, in a dark corner, was blaring "What the World Needs Now," by the Sweet Inspirations, and a man with his back to the television set and a highball in his hand was telling a group of his friends about a girl he had just treated to a huge Chinese dinner who had declared on their way out of the restaurant that she now wanted a barbecue supper.

It doesn't matter, in terms of accountability, whether you've just treated the wrong thing, whether the dose works, or whether that's what the student needed in order to be prepared for life.

With a clean, soft cloth, buff the vinyl you have just treated.

The Tides has just been treated to another revamp, in fact, and that stripped-back aesthetic of 11 years ago has been replaced by Kelly Wearstler's 21st-century tasteful, textural take on art deco which couples contemporary metallic-flecked upholstery, natural forms and what interior designers like to call "vintage finds".