Sentence examples for avenue on which from inspiring English sources

While strong evidence links elevated liver enzyme concentrations to insulin resistance, it is unclear which one is the antecedent, and this represents an avenue on which future studies should focus.

Originally calling themselves the Belmonts (after the avenue on which Mr. Milano lived), they became Dion and the Belmonts in 1957 when Dion DiMucci joined as lead tenor.

In a comment posted on the Web site of France 24 three years ago, he wrote: Facebook is basically an enormous avenue on which every user opens a shop with a window display on their private life.

When planting trailing varieties, it's important to give them a horizontal avenue on which to cling.

Decades later, the notebooks were entrusted to Bob Dylan with the idea that he might turn them into songs — it had worked for "Mermaid Avenue," on which Billy Bragg and Wilco brought Woody Guthrie lyrics to fruition.

Kutuzovsky Prospect is one of the main avenues on which government officials and the super-rich commute between the center of town and the multimillion-dollar estates of Rublyovka.

It is also true, however, that the story of appeasement and of Britain's slow path to war in the 1930s is more complicated than the usual narrative suggests — a narrative constructed in large part by Churchill himself, who, in his war memoirs, provided what the historian J. H. Plumb called "the broad avenues" on which we still travel through the war years.

For, until the super-rich find a way of restricting the right of access to these buildings and the avenues on which they stand, their beauty remains a free gift that is handed down through generations for all the children of the city, both high and low.

In 1998, the musicians clashed during the making of the Mermaid Avenue album, on which Bragg and Wilco set unheard lyrics by folk legend Woody Guthrie to their own music.

Last month the couple, who will be married in September, moved into a brownstone duplex on Clinton Avenue, for which they pay $5,100 a month.

Located on the avenue for which the book is named, the shop becomes at risk for bankruptcy as the opening of a nearby megastore approaches.