Sentence examples for having worked out from inspiring English sources

Everyone in the room walked out at 9 p.m., having worked out new concession terms.

I will be thrilled for having worked out some minor logistical problem with our schedule".

Having worked out that murdering people in the name of religion is bad, the title track socks it to the jihadists: "What are you fighting for?

Having worked out what he needed to know, Knight then leapt back up to the table and silently returned to his drawing.

What Alex Ferguson did at Aberdeen, having worked out his basics at East Stirlingshire and St Mirren, remains pound-for-pound arguably the most impressive part of his CV.

He was also outstandingly brave: having worked out what caused spin in aeroplanes, he learned to fly in order to prove his theory; and during the blitz he was unfazed, reading PG Wodehouse in bed.

"For most everyone else," he said, "I don't think [saunas and steam rooms] are dangerous at all, if they're used responsibly". It's when people "tough out" long sessions of more than 10 or 15 minutes in the heat--often after having worked out--that they can get into trouble, Lewis said.

And I've worked out why.

"It couldn't have worked out better".

"It has worked out for the best.

The fan letter had worked out fine.