Sentence examples for beginning of which from inspiring English sources

The Homeric ode, the beginning of which is repeated a number of times, tells the whole tale immediately.

He said that he had been making an Army film called "Know Your Enemy Germany," the beginning of which showed some notable German refugees.

He said that he had been making an Army film called "Know Your Enemy — Germany," the beginning of which showed some notable German refugees.

"Wednesday's operation is just another chapter in the book of bloodshed, the beginning of which we no longer remember and the end of which we still can't see," Haber wrote in Yediot Aharonot.

The term Neolithic Period, or New Stone Age, defines the second period, at the beginning of which ground and usually polished rock tools, notably axes, came into widespread use after the adoption of a new technique of stoneworking.

As for the game, the national anthem went well for Brazil, at the beginning of which Julio Cesar and David Luiz held up a Neymar shirt, and then it was downhill from there.

"How can we be sure where the one ends and the other begins, of which side we are on at a given moment?" As he stands up to catch the lamp, Rennie's character replies: "It's very simple.

In order to define it, the philosopher Claude Helvetius had used words that concur with Burke's: "the sensation of a terror begun" of which delight is a decisive constituent (A Treatise on Man, Section VIII Ch. XIV, p. 232).

Then the math begins, some of which is surprisingly simple.

Upon successful conclusion of the checkout phase, the interplanetary cruise phase began, most of which will be devoted to thrusting.

And the Friday morning quarterbacking has begun, some of which may case a significant amount of trouble.