Sentence examples for from having been there from inspiring English sources

"This is from having been there on the ground in places like this and seeing it being done".

You reach into the refrigerator and grab a bowl of noodle salad that is no worse for wear from having been there for a day.

There's a specific sense of satisfaction, of a connection to some deeper knowledge, that comes from having "been there, done that".

"I just try to tell what it's like on the ground from my own perspective, from having been there and seen what I've seen".

"I just try to tell what it's like on the ground from my own perspective, from having been there and seen what I've seen". This post has been updated Wednesday morning with the Committee to Protect Journalists statement and new information.

Fears that eight New Jersey residents who visited a racetrack in New Jersey and all contracted C.J.D. from having been there are not based on advanced autopsy evidence, Dr. Gambetti said.

"We have realised there are serious gaps from the railway company from not having been there and not communicating with the public," Ms Marois said.

"We have realized there are serious gaps from the railway company from not having been there and not communicating with the public," Ms. Marois said.

They changed my life, not any influence gained from just having been there.

Martha Quinn, from MTV, has been there.

Lewis and Clark found their way there in 1805 and various trapper-explorers from Canada had been there earlier than that.