Sentence examples for anything from which from inspiring English sources

Gregg Wind, an accountant in Los Angeles, says I.R.S. rules (see Publication 526) say you can't deduct anything from which you receive a personal benefit.

Even though McDonnell has now recognised slavery as part of Confederate History Month, the above statement alone should be enough to make him ponder deeply on the merits of commemorating anything from which such assertions came.

Similarly Antisthenes held that each thing has its own proper definition or description, which cannot be applied to anything else, from which again the impossibility of falsehood follows.

I can get literally anything from them, which is incredibly useful".

I cannot see them getting anything from Clermont, which they would need to do to get out of this pool.

"And that also your largest trade partner, namely Europe, is buying anything from you, which they aren't.

You also can't pin anything from Facebook, which on balance I think is a good thing, even though you can of course screengrab and add the image that way.

"I haven't heard anything from Hearts, which is pretty disappointing but, at the same time, they don't have a manager so they don't know what's happening.

In designing Snapette, it's been incredibly useful and efficient to be able to draw on our own personal experiences — anything from deciding which shoe to feature in a marketing campaign to deciding whether a new feature is useful.

His films have not always been successful artistically, let alone commercially, Think of I'll Do Anything (a musical from which all the songs were excised before release), or I Love Trouble.

I collected objects, anything I could print from which would make an interesting mark.