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Discover LudwigThe phrase "having travelled" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate that someone has completed the action of traveling, often in a context that reflects on the experience or consequences of that travel. Example: "Having travelled extensively throughout Europe, she felt well-prepared for her new job in international relations."
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The momentary sense of having travelled back in time.
Yet, with hundreds of thousands of people having travelled west, that will be difficult.
WHEN you entered office, you knew Brazil well, having travelled the whole country.
Having travelled thousands of miles to get here, though, I'm determined to go the final inch.
He arrived in the south on April 3, having travelled with the British military.
A mother of four, she has been there since 7am, having travelled 12km to the market.
And it's true: several give the impression of having travelled too far, lost heart en route.
Having travelled so many places in the world, me realise nuff tings.
Many are on the minimum wage, having travelled from Poland for work.
Richards is no stranger to foreign lands, having travelled often in his capacity as chairman of the Premier League.
The place was rammed, some having travelled from as far away as Hammersmith on the other side of the city.
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