Sentence examples for away from which from inspiring English sources

The nearest train station is Saint-Raphael, 40 km away, from which transfers are offered for €180 one way.

When she revisits past triumphs, like the Coward musical "Sail Away" (from which she sings two songs), it is only to add footnotes.

Even with Jamie Vardy, thoughts had drifted away from which non-league side he scored against four years ago to doubts about his form.

We think of these forms of evolved irrationality as cognitive "biases"—but "bias" implies an objective reaction away from which one is biased, the "true preference" that a perfectly designed poll or voting system would uncover.

Then, after the sniper wounded a man at a Ponderosa restaurant in Ashland, Va., last Saturday night, the police staked out a telephone booth not far away, from which they believed the sniper had already called them at least once.

At the end of a Devils game, many of the flat-screen televisions in the arena become tote boards, with information about trains departing from Penn Station and from Broad Street Station six blocks away, from which the Devils run free shuttle buses.

So the hypothesis goes like this: high solar activity means a strong solar magnetic field, which deflects more GCRs away from Earth, which means less cloud formation, which means less sunlight is reflected away from Earth, which means more warming.

Know which ones to stay away from and which ones are helpful in popping balloons.

Manufacturing typically draws workers away from agriculture, which pays less.

"They keep you away from people, which I like.

"They told me they're trying to get away from that, which is good.