Sentence examples for a house from which from inspiring English sources

She enjoyed an idyllic rural childhood in a house from which she could see the spires of Lichfield Cathedral.

"Every day I look out on the foundations of a house from which people jumped from the windows to escape to the West.

The cemetery, contained by mud walls and shaded by three tall trees, overlooks part of the small village of Shosharak, including a house from which the Taliban have often fired on Marine patrols.

Woolf's novel, published in 1927, was set in the Hebrides but drew on her childhood holidays in St Ives, where she stayed at a house from which Godrevy Island was visible.

In one story ("The Door to Women") an old man and his grandson live together in a house from which "every last woman had been driven," "some by betrayal, most by neglect".

Jeffrey Kofman, an ABC News correspondent in Pakistan, reported last night that the Karachi police had broken into a house from which they suspected the telephone call with the ransom demand had been made.

Mr. Jowers ran a cafe on the ground floor of a rooming house from which prosecutors say a sniper fired the shot that killed Dr. King on April 4 , 1968

There is nothing new about the King siblings' money grab, except, of course, it's happening in a famous family that lives in a glass house from which they have been chucking rocks with dollar signs on them since the days when most of the symbolism of the Civil Rights Movement were converted for financial gain.

The scouts opened fired on a nearby house from which they assumed the shot had come, killing a Lutheran minister and wounding his son.

For me "Sleep No More" resembled a haunted house from which all the ghosts seemed to have moved out, a place where the excitement always seemed to be happening somewhere else.

In an interview published in Isis's English-language magazine Dabiq in February, Mr Abaaoud said he had secretly returned to Belgium to set up a "safe house" from which to plan attacks.