Sentence examples for having been talked from inspiring English sources
The other day, I bought two chicken sandwiches – a childhood favorite – having been talked into a two-for-one deal by the cashier.
Having been talked into one ridiculous review too many, it is rumoured that Misbah-ul-Haq, Pakistan's normally level-headed captain, simply stopped listening to his excitable wicket-keeper, Adnan Akmal.
As recently as yesterday (or was it the day before?) there were five of them, but then a fellow named Murray offed himself, having been talked into a suicidal state by the bully of the group.
Having been talked up last month, the putative negotiations, ostensibly aimed at stabilising Iraq, seem distant now that both sides have sulkily averred that they never really wanted to talk at all.
(One well-travelled series of candid shots, posted on the Web, shows a smiling Ramirez wearing a boater and a football jersey, first at a bar and then, evidently having been talked into visiting a collegiate apartment, dancing with young women, one in her pajamas).
There was a point last spring when Poyet seemed ready to throw in the towel but, having been talked into staying by the owner, Ellis Short, the ambitious Uruguayan swapped a disastrous experiment with five at the back for a much more attacking mentality and proved that miracles really can happen before extending his contract.
