Sentence examples for having nurtured from inspiring English sources
Having nurtured these outfits when for-profit groups would not, they now want to bask in their successes.
But those same pantywaists can't be easily dismissed anymore, having nurtured the forward-looking business class the state needs to stay financially robust.
A year ago, having nurtured it into one of Britain's leading telecommunications concerns, Harrison sold his remaining shares in the firm and cashed out with $450 million.
"Having nurtured many artists who have become quite well known, I can tell you that success is purely a matter of luck.
Because, having nurtured a public interest in clothes ever since the days of Come on Eileen in 1982, he's never looked better than today.
Having nurtured my brew at 18-20C, I remove it to a conditioning barrel which is to stand for two days in a warm place, then for at least 14 days in a cooler place, until the beer has cleared.
It is a move Fraser has nurtured.
(The slow movement has nurtured some fast careers).
But he had nurtured his love affair with the city.
"They have nurtured this myth for nearly thirty years".
