Sentence examples for having cultivated from inspiring English sources

The Russians were described as having cultivated Trump and traded favors with him "for at least 5 years".

Mr. Polisi, 54, a bassoonist and the president of Juilliard since 1984, is widely considered to be an expert at fund-raising, having cultivated major donors.

ZANU then relaunched the struggle in December 1972, in the northeastern part of Zimbabwe, after having cultivated popular support over a period of nearly two years.

And, having cultivated bipartisan support in her work on nonideological causes like fighting childhood obesity and supporting military families, she did not want to risk sullying her image.

Having cultivated a hard-man image, flaunting a red beret and marching in front of Paisley's Third Force and Ulster Resistance movements, he appeared to be safe as houses.

Netflix, the company that changed the way tens of millions of people watch films and television shows, is quickly discovering that there's a downside to having cultivated a passionate fan base.

In yala only 13% of households had cultivated paddy and 30% had cultivated vegetables due to lack of water for cultivation.

She has cultivated her malice.

Ms. Marling has cultivated vintage skills.

Mr. Levy has cultivated powerful mentors.

And he has cultivated a successor.