Sentence examples for having come away from inspiring English sources
Mao Zedong made a brief, Hitchcock-like appearance in many of our movies as a result of my having come away from a photo shoot in Chinatown with a life-size cardboard cutout of the Chairman.
KJ, one-time Welsh Choir Girl of the Year, is the world's most successful crossover soprano, having come away from her first audition for Universal Music with the largest recording deal in classical music history.
He is wearing his too-hot Norfolk jacket (which makes him a sort of clothing joke), having come away unprepared for heat, in fact confident there wouldn't be any such thing, since he considers himself something of a magician; in the novel's prologue he relates how a curse he wrote in blood in his diary last term has caused two bullies to concuss themselves by falling off the school roof.
Having come away with the bronze medal, you always want to do slightly better and strive for more.
Having come away with a narrow 13-3 loss in the first meeting with Saracens this season at Scotstoun, Glasgow have conceded 94 points on their last two visits to Allianz Park.
Should Namibia make it through they will be searching for their first victory in the finals of a Nations Cup, having come away with just a point in both of their two previous appearances in Burkina Faso in 1998 and ten years later in Ghana.
And we've come away from that".
We've come away and done that.
