Sentence examples for advance for which from inspiring English sources

Workers with common origins and destinations buy monthly bus tickets in advance, for which they receive guaranteed seating and a commitment to be delivered to work on time, usually without intermediate stops.

In 1948 the team of John Enders, Thomas Weller, and Frederick Robbins, working at Harvard Medical School in Massachusetts, showed how the virus could be grown in large amounts in tissue culture (an advance for which they shared a Nobel Prize in 1954).

If applicable, request a refund of any fees paid in advance for which the work has not yet been done.

She began to research Eliot's work meticulously and signed another contract with Sheed & Ward for a book on him, only to find herself unable to write it, or the two other volumes the advances for which she had already spent: a biography of Emily Brontë and a commentary on the Book of Job.

If that young man is wise, he'll apply that prize money toward a ticket to one of the Thursday night Roots-led jam sessions at the Highline Ballroom in the next three months of shows, advance tickets for which are only $10.

The money had been fronted to us by a respectable publishing house, as part of an advance payment for which it received a book about our X-rated adventures called Once More, With Feeling.

The majority of patients with no clinical improvement either had no infection or had advanced malignancies for which active management was deemed futile.

Eligible patients were patients with histologically or cytologically confirmed advanced tumours for which sunitinib was considered standard therapy or patients with advanced or metastatic tumours for whom no standard therapy was available.

I always telephone my butcher in advance for bones which he never charges me for and which are packed with flavour and goodies.

This may lead to an under-representation of very advanced topics for which journals have only recently been founded.

Trump, White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon, policy advisers Steve Miller and Sebastian Gorka, and national security official Michael Anton have echoed King's apocalyptic anti-immigration arguments, and they're advancing policies for which he has long advocated.