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Meanings of having first in English
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Usage of having first in English
1
The merit of having first crossed the Llanos to go to woman.
2
Add the gravy or broth, having first thickened it with brown flour.
3
Returning to the sofa she lay down, having first rung her bell.
4
I examined them with shaking fingers, having first let go of Flora.
5
From Wexford Henry marched to Dublin, having first visited Tipperary and Waterford.
6
One should not worship the deities without having first washed one's teeth.
7
She left, having first begged permission to come in to morning prayers.
8
The magistrates, having first informed Mignon of Urbain's petition, retired as requested.
9
Wilt thou do sacrifice to Diana profanely, not having first cleansed thyself?
10
I am just come from Richmond, having first called on Lady Di.
11
For the people use it, but after having first been instructed and examined.
12
A certain Flaccus had the credit of having first invented prizes.
13
The other Fellows, having first received the sacrament, proceeded to give their voices.
14
Nor do I boast of having first given this thing its true name.
15
Dresden claims the honour of having first represented the celebrated Polish pianist's opera.
16
And this captain, having first made a brief calculation, was heard to shout:
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Having first through the time
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