Sentence examples for having done very from inspiring English sources
Having done very well as a student, he was offered an additional year in which to study advanced mathematics and astronomy.
Yet the veteran BBC presenter, Peter Sissons, has launched a broadside against the Five News anchor, Natasha Kaplinsky, for having "done very well out of her looks".
He made no career for himself [and] died at the age of sixty-nine, having done very little with his life".
However, the pope criticised the church for having done very little to open dialogue with nonbelievers since the Second Vatican Council.
Later tacticians demonstrated analytically what every fighting seaman of the seafaring era knew instinctively: with equal competency exhibited on both sides, not only would a two-decked frigate beat a lighter, one-decked corvette, and a three-decker beat a frigate, but the loser would come away having done very little damage to his bigger opponent.
5.21pm BST Robson 3-3 Li Na* (*Denotes server) Robson leads 6-4, 3-3 Li's supposed to be in form, you know, having done very well before the US Open and not having dropped a set in rounds one and two, all under a brand-new coach and on her favourite surface.
