Sentence examples for building from which from inspiring English sources
"It's a building from which people go on to buy houses".
The building from which the 19-year-old fell is an apartment house, with doormen and a well appointed lobby.
Alongside the rock garden, under the canopy of the main building from which we started, small red bowls were set out in trays.
Instead, they went into the building from which he had emerged, in order to find his two friends and question them.
Construction was well along on an enormous and beautiful new City Hall, the building from which New York is still governed.
Right in the heart of the city they seized a half-built high-rise building from which they could not easily be dislodged.
The gunship blasted at least two of the buildings from which insurgents were firing at the allied forces.
She recently found a shirt decorated with New York City buildings, from which she made a quilt to memorialize the attack on the World Trade Center.
Between 1881 and 1917, Andrew Carnegie underwrote the construction of more than sixteen hundred public libraries in the United States, buildings from which children were routinely turned away, because they needed to be protected from morally corrupting books, especially novels.
It was founded as a Russian fort in 1718, 11 miles (18 km) downstream from the present site, near the ruins of a Buddhist monastery consisting of seven buildings, from which it got the name Semipalatinsk, meaning "seven-halled".
