Sentence examples for states of having from inspiring English sources

I was still dealing with that strange feeling you get on arriving in the States of having fallen into a movie or an REM album cover, when I pulled up at my first hotel in my live-the-dream convertible.

Democratic Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa, chairman of the Senate education committee, has drafted a bill that will relieve states of having to meet federally specified achievement goals in math and reading.

Tsipras did not say who he thought was trying to derail the deal, but in a remark widely interpreted as a dig at Germany, Greece's harshest critic and its most influential creditor, accused "certain EU states" of having a "hidden plan to reshape the eurozone using Greece as the excuse".

It is not simply that we suppose that states of having certain pro-attitudes and of having corresponding means-end beliefs are among the causes of our actions.

Moreover, a federal program to fund higher education would relieve states of having to fund these institutions, which would free up money for other needed services.

Segmentation is the state of having or developing a body plan in this way.

Somehow, only Draper can evoke that terrifying state of having it all but still feeling dissatisfied.

Burnout is described in the dictionary as 'the state of having no energy or enthusiasm because of working too hard'.

This week's column comes from my being in a constant state of having too many ripe bananas in the house.

"We are still in a state of having this unlucky losers tag.

In context of a corporation, the state of having enough cash and cash equivalents to cover short-term obligations.