Sentence examples for city from which from inspiring English sources

"Beijing is a very typical city from which other cities may learn," he said.

Its area corresponds closely to that of the ancient city from which modern London has grown.

Others stay on the clock of the city from which their ships or aircraft departed.

Like the city from which they hail, the Panthers' brand of basketball is decidedly proletarian.

In some copies, an author identification note misidentified the city from which a correspondent reported.

I have the right of return to the city from which we were expelled.

The city is an easy three-hour drive northwest of Mexico City, from which there is convenient bus service.

In 1940 he entered Columbia University in New York City, from which he graduated in 1942.

"Early on, I decided that I would always have a home in New York City from which I could walk to work," he said.

But so far, despite the museum's desires, the Tate has presented exhibitions like the catastrophic "Century City," from which people have stayed away in droves.

The bridegroom, 27, did research on reptiles at the National Autonomous University of Mexico in Mexico City, from which he graduated.