Examples of using Having experienced in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Having experienced once, is not just to pay attention to,
At twenty-four, having experienced everything she could experience-
After having experienced the Lord's Passion together with Mary at the foot of the cross,
The edges are smoothed. How many women having experienced the extreme pain of childbirth,
Although 80% of EU businesses having experienced at least one cybersecurity incident in 201611, acknowledgement of the risks is still alarmingly low.
Ideally, the reality test is done by having experienced business people who ask tough questions especially in the marketing and finance fields.
Having experienced the fascinating insights offered by this stylish instrument, you will never want to go to the theatre
Having experienced this myself, I can say definitely this the number one reason to fight your depression.
The volunteers of the Cammino are ex-pilgrims who, after having experienced the importance and the privilege of this spiritual walk,
Most of them are happy with this product for having experienced extreme weight-loss within a month.
Having experienced the lower vibrations ourselves,
He is quite capable to understand it myself and having experienced pangs of conscience,
After having experienced, without limitation, the liberation of the morals,
many have fallen victim to multiple incidents- with 37% having experienced two or three infections.
The British, having experienced nuclear terror threats against the London Olympics, seem to be sincere in helping Russia.
Most of them enjoy with this item for having experienced radical weight-loss within a month.
Having experienced all that, I would do many things differently today,
with 82 percent of cloud users having experienced security events due to confusion over the shared responsibility model.
And now, having experienced childbirth, I watch CNN
Having experienced a fiasco, the fear experienced by the subject can take root for a long time in his psychological state.