Sentence examples for backs of which from inspiring English sources

The pick-up trucks in the backs of which we'd ride, warm wind in our hair.

He finally sent a pair of hairbrushes, the backs of which were made of two nice mastodon bones, part of an old skeleton he had had around the house.

The man is driving a cart on the back of which are foul-smelling animal cages.

There is in the Shōsō-in (principal storehouse) at Nara, Japan, a silver mirror the back of which is decorated in cloisonné.

As a starting point, England have to begin posting challenging totals again, first-innings scores on the back of which their bowlers can launch an attack.

At the end of that visit, he presented his yoga teacher with a watch on the back of which was inscribed, "To my best violin teacher, BKS Iyengar".

We then get to put the project in a glossy report and tout it as a success story, off the back of which more funds can be raised.

(It's a second-hand copy, in the back of which the previous owner has written: "Statesmanship is the art of the possible". I thought that was politics).

Patting Homo sapiens over-enthusiastically on the back (of which more in a bit) is the only gripe I had with the show's otherwise excellent first episode.

In 2011, it carried out more than 500 such checks, and demanded more than £2bn back of which £1.8bn has already been collected.

In this region the river flows, for the most part, between sandy terraces of varying width, but on the order of 100 m wide, at the back of which rise up escarpments or irregular masses of karst- formation hills.