Sentence examples for as a having from inspiring English sources

He found that Tippy's teammates remembered him as a having attended Cornell.

Closer to home are two collections, one from Wales and one from Ireland, which are perfect for giving a sense of the country they come from, as well as a having a much wider appeal.

In the same year, in Principia Mathematica, Whitehead and Russell (1910 p. 44) claim that "an elementary judgement is true when there is a corresponding complex, and false when there is no corresponding complex"; a complex is any such object as "a having the quality q" or "a and b and c standing in the relation S"; it is anything which occurs in the universe and is not simple.

She is played as a having moments of happiness which she ruins for herself and as managing to justify "whatever she does that's bad".

In an interview with the Guardian last year, Knox described herself as a having a target on her back or at least some kind of scarlet letter.

Beyoncé has been described as a having a wide-ranging sex appeal, with music journalist Touré writing that since the release of Dangerously in Love, she has "become a crossover sex symbol".

We never even got as far as having a name.

"It's just as important as having a physical checkup".

It's as tough as having a real conversation.

AS has vocational training as a nurse, has studied Social Sciences and Health Sciences and has a PhD in Health Sciences and Education.

He was written off as a has-been.