Sentence examples for how she has been from inspiring English sources

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Even Penélope Cruz is still telling anyone who'll listen how she has been "crying and laughing at the same time".

She played very, very solid, I think more solid than probably how she has been playing recently".

Only now, five years later, does she feel ready to describe how she has been devastated by the deception.

She is incredibly funny, witty and has an understanding of how she has been perceived over the years.

She brings it home along with a note from her teacher about how she has been behaving badly.

Asked how she has been adjusting to her new life away from the spotlight, Ms. Stritch says, "I don't really know, I've been too busy falling down.

As she improves her education, she realizes how she has been used by the corrupt Brock, and she begins to exact revenge in amusing ways.

It describes in simple, unadorned language how she has been able to see and communicate with angels for as long as she can remember.

Looking back on her life in middle age, Harriett finally realises how she has been complicit in her own subjugation and succumbs to despair: The years passed.

A Beijing woman, Li Xue, said in October how she has been forced to live in the shadows due to the bureaucratic requirements.

I ask her in Ateso how she has been since the government ended her job as a traditional birth attendant (TBA).

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