Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Lividity suggests he hasn't been moved.
• But, he hasn't been through the training.
• Or that he hasn't been caught and fingerprinted.
• It's certain he hasn't been caught yet.
• Ice means he hasn't been gone that long.
• Listen, he hasn't been with us very long.
• That's why he hasn't been in school all week.
• But he hasn't been arrested in a few years.

• Since our ma died, he's not been...
• Tell him he's not been forgotten.
• But he's not been answering Mr. Bligh's messages.
• For you, he's not been himself.
• No. But then he's not been in for a while.
• But he's not been lonely since Emile's release.
• Recently he's not been making anything good.
• But no, he's not been arrested.