Examples of 'he must have been out' in a sentence
Meaning of "he must have been out"
he must have been out: This phrase is used when someone speculates or assumes that a person was not at a specified location. It implies that the person was absent or missing from that place
How to use "he must have been out" in a sentence
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he must have been out
He must have been out of his mind here.
He worked a night through last night, he must have been out there all day.
He must have been out there a long time.
He 's burned to a crisp . He must have been out here all day.
He must have been out there for days.
His squirrel is missing. - He must have been out looking for it.
He must have been out looking for it.
And when TK puts it together, he must have been out for Barry's blood.
He must have been out in bad weather.
Just meant he must have been out of it while typing.
He must have been out here somewhere.
An officer? He must have been out of his mind.
He must have been out of our hands for a while.
Thank goodness - He must have been out in bad weather.
He must have been out walking for some time.
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Then he must have been out.
He must have been out wandering.
No. He must have been out.
He must have been out of his mind to do what he did.
So he must have been out of ammo.
Then he must have been out drinking with his friends.
He must have been out there for several hours.
He must have been out of his mind to stick a gun in his mouth.
He must have been out in the storm when the boom dropped.
He must have been out of his mind here . The headmaster.
He must have been out of his mind here. The schoolmaster.
He must have been out for … oh, well, no more than a second or two.
He must have been out of his mind . Is it any wonder he would forgotten?
He must have been out there for days . Did anyone recognize him?
He must have been out here somewhere . You did not see him, did you?
He must have been out looking for it . - How is Cornelius?
He must have been out there a long time . He was starving, huh?
