Sentence examples for both of which lie from inspiring English sources

East London and Port Elizabeth, both of which lie along the country's southern coast, are important commercial, industrial, and cultural centres.

Two series of bones (the quadratojugal-jugal series and the pterygoid-palatine series), both of which lie in the roof of the mouth, are situated between the quadrate and the upper jaw.

If any pieces strike land, the most likely continents to be slammed are Africa (9-to-4 odds) and South America (11-to-4 odds), both of which lie fully within the danger zone.

The object, dubbed SDSS1133, lies about 2600 light-years from the center of a dwarf galaxy known as Markarian 177 (both of which lie within the bowl of the Big Dipper, a familiar star pattern in the constellation Ursa Major).

The occurrences of Actephila alanbakeri on just two sites, both of which lie outside protected areas and are disturbed by recurring forest fires, combined with the small total numbers of individuals, render this species Endangered (EN) on the basis of IUCN Red List Criteria.

In this paper, based on field measurements for the passage of the Shinkansen high speed trains on viaducts, the author reports the induced ground vibration features at distinctly different sites: one site is characterized by a deep soft soil and the other by a shallow soft soil both of which lie on stiff bottom.

One of the earliest electronic instruments, the origins of which lie in the first world war.

The murders took place at the Moorcock Inn, the ruins of which lie next to Dovestone reservoir.

The northernmost point of the peninsula is Cape Chelyuskin, north of which lie Vilkitsky Strait and Severnaya Zemlya.

Botanically, the fruit is a berry, more or less globular, within the juicy pulp of which lie the seeds.

The San Pedro's tributary streams, some of which lie thousands of feet above the river and its valley, include the Babocomari River, Aravaipa Creek, Hot Springs Canyon, Ramsey Canyon and Los Fresnos in Mexico.