Meanings of have bee in English

The nest-trees may have bee deserted since the writer before.

It was supposed, by the advent of big batteries in electric cars, to have bee(...)

While smug Europeans may smile on indulgently, apparently oblivious as to how demented their fans have bee(...)

The boys did not know how hard they were really working, but their appetites would have bee a fine gauge.

Both sides look to have bee drawn in formidable groups, with Galway up against German champions Gutersloher SC and Nykoping of Sweden.

The proceedings have bee n p rolonged by numerous objections and conferences with the judge out of the hearing of the jury.

Majozi, who reportedly said that her daughter was knocked out of her arms and trampled to death… seems to have bee fibbing!

There is approval from representatives of Asian and S. American nations; disapproval from the European nations who have bee for sometime associated with us.

Curriculum vitae workshops for staff have bee taking place from 18 August until next month, as well as workshops entitled "Coping with Change".

Dublin City Council is to spend €18 million over the next three years on repairs to council houses and flats which have bee(...)

The bookseller Eason is to invest about €7 million on store revamps and digital initiatives over the next three years, staff and shareholders have bee(...)

Another sentencing of a former Anglo Irish Bank executive, another negative judgment for the Financial Regulator and what it knew - or should have bee(...)

Hungary had bee been downed by the Hapsburgs; Kossuth escaped to Turkey.

I want to have bees' eyes, there are so many lovely things.

I can't have Bee's name dragged into all the papers of the country.

Had she not cured her grandchild who had bees very ill?