Sentence examples for a thing with which from inspiring English sources

The Post said editorially: "The name of Hines has been a thing with which to work miracles in the corridors of public building s & in the darkest pool rooms, and blind tigers from Monrow At. to the Hudson River & from the Battery to the Harlem River.

I have a thing with numbers, which is really common".

You would, however, have more money in your pocket (a good thing) with which to buy food, clothing, and shelter or which you might simply save.

Meanwhile he redeems innumerable souls for money, a most perishable thing, with which to build St. Peter's church, a very minor purpose.

Intense preparation, strategy, focus, and random luck are all things with which we can relate.

But the young man, as he has shown in his first two Test matches, may prove to be the first Ben Stokes, which is an altogether better thing with which to be regarded.

"I think in the past when people had gone to him they had treated the books as commodities, if you follow me, a thing with a price — which, of course, they are," Tugendhat explained.

However, the method of doubt might remain useful as a guide to the sort of thing with which one can be acquainted: for any physical object, I can conceive of a case in which any justification I have for believing that it exists is just as it is now, and yet there is no such object, and nothing remotely like it, in my vicinity.

Robert Downey, Jr.'s first notable role came as a 20-year old during the 1985 season of "Saturday Night Live," which, as far as first roles go, is a sort of the worst possible thing with which to be associated.

The easiest thing with which to give yourself food poisoning is raw chicken.

The resulting unidentifiable slop would be the perfect thing with which to toast Britain's departure.