Sentence examples for having needed to from inspiring English sources
There's a certain mutuality of abasement here, with one poet's littleness being put on record, while the other is diminished by having needed to mention it.
Having needed to score 20 to reach the 13,000 figure, he completed his 57th Test fifty in 68 balls, before departing for 60 when he edged seamer Trent Boult to keeper BJ Watling.
The Bulls came within six points of the hosts late on, but Francis Cummins's side will miss out on the play-offs for the fifth successive year, having needed to win all three of their remaining games to stand a chance of catching Hull FC or Hull KR, who are both six points clear.
Captain Sana Mir top scored with 26 for Pakistan after winning the toss as they reached 98-9, and India's run chase went to the final ball of the match as having needed to score 14 from the final over and four from the final ball, Nagarajan Niranjana was run out going for a third run which would have tied the game and sent it to a super over.
I do worry that this discussion too easily deteriorates in the public sector to disinterest or rationalization of our having needed to do whatever was done, regardless of evidence as to the ineffectiveness of extreme torture.
"We have needed to hear them".
Bowmen have needed to be agile.
You might have needed to anyway.
Blackburn had needed to be braver.
"Why?" "Because he had needed to".
