Sentence examples for a base from which to take from inspiring English sources

He said that he and his wife are keeping their Los Angeles home and that he hopes the New York apartment will serve as a base from which to take on more theater projects.

In Afghanistan a terrorist group had taken over the levers of a nation state and used that state as a base from which to attack the United States.

It is a base line from which to improve.

A base from which consistent height measurements can be taken throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico.

As a NATO ally, Turkey could also take part in military operations and provide bases from which to carry out airstrikes in Syria and Iraq.

Innate athletic ability matters, but it's taken to be the base from which you have to ascend.

The Forrest report estimate of 8% seems to have been based on a single small study from which it took the lowest estimate 30 (see appendix on bmj.com).

Iraqi troops have recaptured most of Mosul, the largest city to be taken by the group and the base from which its leader proclaimed the caliphate.

This is the base from which everything else will grow.

Mr. Arafat, now based in Syria, had created the Fatah movement, the springboard from which he took over the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1969.

Turkish Airlines, which has been trying to take on the Gulf carriers from its Istanbul base, is also struggling.