Sentence examples for have been doing anything from inspiring English sources

"I shouldn't have been doing anything for at least three weeks," LaFontaine said.

They were still living at home at the time, Croft tells me, "and when I think about it from a parent's perspective we could have been doing anything.

But Colombian and American officials have argued that there is little likelihood that the three men -- Irish citizens who were arrested with false passports -- would have been doing anything but teaching bomb-making techniques in the rebel zone.

She would rather have been doing anything except what she was doing one morning last week: hovering over a 1,000-page 1,000-pageation book inSATe the guest cottage with Joshua Brown, her tutor, and debating the meaning of "shadowy" in a preparationut the relationship bookeen black Amerinsideand Africa.

Of Mrs Brooks, he said it was "inconceivable that anyone could have been doing anything to hide her property or hinder the police investigation without her knowledge, agreement and consent".

"We could have been doing anything.

"I have been in house shares before where no one has been doing anything proactive.

Cooper said: "Is there anything we have been doing different?

Could anything have been done for him?

Might anything have been done to save the aircraft?

Could anything have been done to prevent it?