Examples of using Having left in English and their translations into Polish
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Having left the Chapel of Our Lady, Andrzej Duda laid flowers at the Epitaph of Smoleńsk.
The rapid development of the industry accompanied with mass release of cheap metal objects of daily consumption gradually reduced a role of forge skill, having left sharply outlined sphere on its share.
other matter which are drawn back into the sun after having left it, together with other energies having extrasolar origin.
In August 1959 having left the prison the Chairman of the State of the Polish People's Republic decorated me for the second time with the Cross of Valour.
Then the father-in-law bought it above-mentioned manors, and it, having left military service, became the landowner.
In other words, the soul of a person, having left his physical body,
He really wanted to return, but having left as he did the evening before, he was too
So, the Queen's flight is now over Italy, having left the El Adem airfield in Libya at five this morning.
Having left the suitcase in a locker at Central Station.
On 30 December 1902, without having left the Barrier, they reached their Furthest South at 82°17′S. Troubles multiplied on the home journey,
Mr. Wittel, having left no will on record,
You will arrive at the new hotel with just the parcel, having left the suitcase in a locker at Central Station.
in which the father and Anka, having left the sold manor house,
It is like a man, traveling to another country, having left his house, and given authority to his servants,
You will arive at the new hotel with just the parcel, having left the suitcase in a locker at Central Station.
He was a glorious man when on earth, having left a higher glory thus to redeem us.
So all these animals, having left the sea, solved the problems of moving around
not for his crime, but for having left Malta without permission i.e., escaping.
However, these figures mask the general decline in the number of civil servants, with many having left the service over the past few decades.
Having left garrisons in a number of the cities of VKL,