They would remain at Lourdes only a few hours; after hastening to the Grotto and the Basilica in seaside costumes, they would start off again, laughing, and well pleased at having seen it all.
Abbe Rose, anxious at having seen so little of him for a month past, had written, asking him to come to dinner, in order that they might have a quiet chat concerning their affairs.
The absurdity of this is manifest: for having loved or having seen is active; having been or having sat is neuter; and having been loved or having been seen is passive.
I also heard the General say that Bluecher, having seen everything in London, remarked with great earnestness, "Give me Ludgate Hill!
On the other hand, Messer-Grande might have said that, having seen me get out of my bed, he was sure that I had no weapons about me, and thus both of them would have got out of trouble.
Talking of hedges reminds me of having seen a box-hedge, just as I came out of Petworth, more than twelve feet broad, and about fifteen feet high.
We were much indebted to La Signora Grossetti, who had really shown us things that no former traveller could boast of having seen.
Having seen nothing I had not seen before, I have nothing to relate.
Johnson; but I felt my veneration for him in no degree lessened, by my having seen mullorum hominum mores et urbes[37].
Guy, who spoke to having seen a case of idiopathic tetanus in an omnibus conductor.
Having seen Cook, I left the room with Jones and Palmer.
As before they were sitting on opposite sides of the table, upon which was spread a packet of papers; some of them I recognized as having seen before.
About three days after this, just as I was about to start for Gravesend, having seen nothing of my brother since his letter, a hansom was driven to the door and Torrence alighted.
Yet not one of their witnesses would swear to having seen Henderson at Falkland.
Did I suppose, having seen it at dawn in the fall days when the sun still rises early, having seen it in winter twilight, fog-beset, that I knew it?
At least I know it better, having seen it under a clearing sky, when the cold wind sweeps it clean, and the air, crystalline, seems like a lens through which one looks and sees a revelation of new things.
When the trial was resumed on Monday morning, Detective Malley was again placed on the stand and swore to having seen Critchlow on the river bank with a gun in his hands and to have heard him called by name.
Many other witnesses were called to bear testimony to having seen Beatty in the mill at various times.
Pinkerton detectives identified Clifford and swore to having seen him in the forefront of the crowd that gathered to prevent the landing of the Pinkerton forces in the mill yard.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "having seen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
