I should like to tell you what he's just been saying to me, but I don't believe I can.
I knew Mrs. Vostrand in Italy a good many years ago, and I've just been calling on her and her daughter, who was a little girl then.
That's what cousin Jim said to-day; he's just been at our house; and it was so extremely telepathic that I thought I must run round and prevent your having the man on your conscience if you felt you had had too much of him.
Poor old Bob's in the hospital--just been operated on for appendicitis!
I don't agree with some of the things you've just been telling me; I should hate to, anyway.
I've just been a blind, selfish woman who believed in everybody, and most of all in herself and her selfish aims.
All the years I've been with them I've just beenlost in a sort of dream world of ambition.
Because I've just been gettin' married," says I, in my Bosco voice.
He'd just been trying to keep even with the coupons and dividends that the old man had left him, burnin' it as it came in, and he'd run out of matches.
They've just beento the postoffice and back again.
Jason's just been telling me that the new folks up at Brae Wood have been sending all round the place for eggs and butter and cream and fowls, and Jason says that he can get so much better prices from them than from Bryndermere.
He's just been brought in by our boys; they are back with the moose-meat.
As the Boy got up and reached for his stick, Austin stood there saying, to nobody in particular, that he'd just been over to No.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "just been" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
