Sentence examples for was being in a from inspiring English sources

But what was worrying me about the W situation was being in a hotel in my own town.

She told her husband her last memory was being in a helicopter, feeling humiliated when doctors began removing her clothes.

And he would talk to me about it like it was being in a boardroom, and how you have to pick your shots.

"More than just the individual tasks that I did, it was being in a great company culture and meeting a lot of people," she said, noting that she was able to work without pay partly because she stayed at the home of her boyfriend's parents.

Later I thought how embarrassing my wound was, being in a classical spot for a stigmatist, even though Jesus was no doubt nailed through the wrists and not the palms at all and he was only one of many crucified types, crucifixion being a very low form of capital punishment and regularly inflicted on pirates and slaves and agitators of any kind.

"One of the hardest moments of my life was being in a position where it was French financiers who were determining what was funny and what worked, saying what was funny about a Texas movie by a Texas author," says Mickle.

I know she was (is?) in a reality show.

Whether he will ever be the player he was is in a sense irrelevant.

He is being, in a word, thoughtful.

Nor is being in a constant state of war.

That is, being in a peripheral location is not a disadvantage.