Sentence examples for a thing on which from inspiring English sources
When we returned home and our wife asked us whether in our opinion, our dog had worms, answered a bold yes, in a moment of vainglory, pretending that here was a thing on which we spoke knowingly.
The prostitute's commodification necessarily leads to her objectification; she is reduced to "a thing on which another satisfies his appetite" (Kant Lectures on Ethics, 165).
This is an interesting thing on which to dig in one's heels.
The ship is a grotesque thing, on which the men were to live and work for eight months.
The pre-season is always a difficult thing on which to draw too many huge conclusions on the year to come – particularly when players are looking to make a mark in some (perhaps violent) way – but even before the official start to the 2013-14 campaign, borderline hits are a prominent storyline.
It has a real homespun, organic, high-tech thing going on, which a lot of bands are doing these days.
"This budget presumes a Goldilocks economy, and I think that's a very difficult thing on which to base a budget," Sanford said.
This budget presumes a Goldilocks economy, and I think that's a very difficult thing on which to base a budget, Can you guess the last time we had an unemployment rate of 4.8percentt, growth at 3percentt, and inflation held at 2percentt?
Meantime, Leno's "Tonight Show," a truly populist thing on which the host would come out and literally high-five his audience, passed Letterman in the ratings and stayed there.
Considering that this is a group that thinks everyone in Congress needs to work harder at being BFFs with each other, this is a pretty strange thing on which to be fixated.
