Sentence examples for base of which is from inspiring English sources

Ruys's innovation was to develop a doughnut-shaped waxed-paper cocoon, the base of which is buried underground.

First the mixed odors of the ferries, the base of which is the promise of the open sea outside the harbor.

Kepler offered a punctiform analysis, stating that the rays emanating from a single luminous point form a cone the circular base of which is in the pupil.

It consists of a Classical obelisk atop which balances a life-size statue of a very pregnant Greek-goddess figure, and the base of which is imprinted with a jarring combination of epithets and historic catchphrases (Whore, Kitsch, La Résistance).

The inflorescences are generally cymes or racemes, and the individual flowers are bisexual with a superior ovary consisting of three united carpels at the base of which is a single ovule.

The food is served in giant sharing platters, the base of which is formed by a layer of the slightly sour, spongy pancakes that are typical of the region, with a further pile of the pancakes on the side to mop up the juices.

The salad was leaves of lettuce with a chopped-up arrangement, the base of which was wholewheat".

The most important work of Saint-Gaudens's early career was the monument to Admiral David Farragut (1880, Madison Square Garden, New York), the base of which was designed by White.

The "bell" was a small tankard, the base of which was a deer's head -- the gift of a friend who jokingly wanted to emphasize the hunting-lodge aspect of the shed.

And any language suggesting parallels between the two approaches could aggravate the party's liberal base, much of which is already suspicious of committing more forces to Afghanistan.

The activists, who are campaigning for economic and social justice, have three bases, one of which is on corporation land.