Examples of using Having found in English and their translations into Turkish
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Having found her should be enough.
Congratulations to myself for having found you.
Having found it, I'm going home.
I'm proud of myself for having found you.
Such Having found someone else.
I'm proud of myself for having found you.
Having found you, I shall overcome, my love.
I'm proud of myself for having found you.
Having found him, she's terrified at the thought of losing him again.
How can one be sure of having found the right word?
Having found a ship crossing over to Phoenicia, we went aboard, and set sail.
Someone as cruel as me. For having found in this world.
Don Quixote, having found his lady… sends Sancho Panza to her with a missive.
Someone as cruel as me. For having found in this world.
Having found such a perfect man, I go out in the same house to avoid losing.
Life, the escape artist, having found every niche on Earth.
Having found them, I could not intervene for fear of causing fatal interruption.
But unfortunately, I lost my son, having found him.
We're fighting about having found new things to be happy about.
Having found them, I could not intervene for fear of causing fatal interruption.
Or maybe you're lying about having found the sword.
Having found a partner, the male bites at her belly with specially designed teeth.
Life, the escape artist, even ventured to the Moon… having found every niche on Earth.
Fred Madison, the jury having found you guilty of murder in the first degree.
It is my order of murder in the first degree, the jury having found you guilty Fred Madison.
Fred Madison, the jury having found you guilty of murder in the first degree.
It is my order of murder in the first degree, the jury having found you guilty Fred Madison.
I think you just want the spotlight, having found the corpse and all that.
It is my order of murder in the first degree, the jury having found you guilty Fred Madison.
Seeing the bakery girl would be a vice, an aberration. Having found Sylvie again.
