Sentence examples for are by having from inspiring English sources

A few of us even learned how valuable those helmets and shinguards are by having an accident while not wearing them.

Julie Hebert's restrained script reminds us how common student-teacher crushes are by having one of Mary Kay's fellow teachers tease her, saying with a smile, "That boy is so in love with you".

"Young people are more unified by watching Big Brother than they are by having a political persuasion," says Simon Brown, vice president, strategic planning at MTV. "For the older generation, the pace of change has been quite frightening".

And those companies have become as powerful as they are by having figured out how to game the system.

Don't try to prove how tough or "okay with it" you are by having a weekly dinner with your ex, or texting your ex when something reminds you of him or her.

The limits described in this story, in other words, are determined by things-as-they-are: by having to live in real time, surrounded by reality's hard truths.

Bier has been here before.

Human passers-by have likewise been enchanted.

This may have been by design.

Or probably had been, by this time.

All, save one, have been by women.