Sentence examples for changed having from inspiring English sources

But in another sense, they have changed: having had another taste of the big leagues, he wants to play next year.

While she had been doing the classics, the British theatre had changed, having been dragged kicking and screaming into the 20th century.

Anyway, James, who swishes through W.E. in very fine tailoring (courtesy of Dunhill, I'm told, who've taken all the suits back), is now much changed, having been filming Cloud Atlas, an adaptation of the "unfilmable" bestseller by David Mitchell (no, the other David Mitchell).

But all who come leave changed, having stood on America's sacred ground.

Soon after the flood of enthusiasm, the tone of the media quickly changed having received word that the draft legislation might be problematic.

However, it became clear that a disproportionate number of low-risk adenomas were being detected and so the sensitivities were changed having reviewed data from the Nottingham trial and Towler Cochrane review of population screening (Hardcastle et al, 1986; Towler et al, 1998).

Not much has changed, has it?

Things have changed, haven't they?

One, what changes have you seen?

THE question now is whether Mr. Hussein's conduct has finally revealed him as a danger to the world who is incapable of reform, or whether it is the United States that has changed -- having moved from the imposed realpolitik of the cold war to the luxury of sitting in judgment over rogues before they commit more evil.

Many complete their stint feeling short-changed, having learned to cook nothing new at all.