Sentence examples for at which little from inspiring English sources

The King then drove to Jouy-en-Josas, at which little town he joined the Royal train and started on his return journey to Madrid.

In Moscow in Apr., 1988 they held a meeting at which little actual business was done but it was a powerful media event.

David Krumholtz ("Numb3rs") and Michael Urie ("Ugly Betty") play Joe and Louis, best friends who are partners in a boutique architecture firm at which little or no architecture appears to be practiced.

The meeting was one of those semiformal occasions at which little is said, and a great deal of time taken in saying it.

But my conscience could not over-ride my kick in the Fall annual luncheon meeting, at which little ladies in St. John knits with blue hair wearing hat and cotton gloves stood and reported on their summer.

Although toxicity increases with increasing tag length, compositions could be found at which little or no toxicity is observed, but where the peptides display high bactericidal potency.

It was one of those long days at court in which little happens.

For growing numbers of voters, elections resemble spitting matches between empty shells, in which little is at stake.

A separate study at the University of Wisconsin, about which little is known publicly, produced a virus that is thought to be less virulent.

It is therefore not surprising that normal islets function at a gc value beyond which little functional gain can be achieved.

They can change the angle at which these little hairs are stuck to the wall.