Sentence examples for with was being from inspiring English sources
Everything I identified with was being pushed out.
"What people were struggling with was being able to get credit," says Mr Christensen.
One of the things that Ryan was involved with was being out there on TV, and he comes across very well.
The worst thing you could be labeled with was being a "sneak," which meant you were dishonest, devious, passed notes or whispered while Miss Salt or Miss Currie was at the blackboard with her back turned away from the class.
Rivera commented on the incident Wednesday morning, telling "Fox & Friends" that the protester he argued with was being "truly annoying and obstructionist".
The only thing we concerned ourselves with was: Was the show good?
"What I am concerned with is being written out of history".
Each needs $10,000 to $65,000 in renovations — and all, like the Hempstead Cape he is starting with, are being repaired with county money.
Her home and a second address she has been associated with is being searched by police.
What I'm not fine with is being called "adorable".
Maybe different sides of people that they're not comfortable with are being revealed.
