Examples of using Having been in English and their translations into German
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Of the sacred books having been preserved.
Having been many he becomes one.
Sorry, but imagine never having been to London!
Having been one he becomes many;
She lives alone, having been abandoned by her husband.
People also translate
Having been betrayed by the sways of a beautiful woman.
Moses, in spite of its truth having been proved through mira.
Not having been, I sprang into being. .
The upper and middle class is said having been deported.
Having been born in Japan, he doesn't understand Chinese.
No customs fees despite having been so good second spot DHL!
Having been totally wiped out, how could the Midianites.
Behold, your house shall be abandoned to you, having been deserted.
Having been what, what did we become in the past?'?
By 333 the Jews had acquired the right of having been erected.
Whoever, having been struck, gazes upon it, shall live.”.
Registered with the relevant as involuntarily unemployed after having been.
Of the people having been in brain death would have lived it.
A person who poses as a bhikkhu without having been ordained.
But it seems having been a preferred meeting point for gays.
You should not leave Copenhagen without having been on or in the water.
Without ever having been there, your version sounds more realistic to me.
Versaphile is"officially an old timer, having been in online fandom since 1995.
The habit having been afterwards improved, and transmitted to an earlier age.
General behaviour Driving You can evaluate this user only after having been in contact.
The five aggregates, having been comprehended, stand with their root cut through.
Flaco's family is waiting that their pet is returned to them after having been neutered.
After several thousand systems having been installed worldwide, that still has not changed.
Having been damaged badly numerous times, whether it has been earthquakes or armed conflict.
Iii in transport after having been subject to export formalities within the enlarged Community.
