Sentence examples for course by which from inspiring English sources

Yet another follows the course by which the Bank of Commerce and Credit, International (B.C.C.I).

Pop, of course, by which I mean lemonade, limeade, cherryade and, best of all, Tizer.

She did clean it eventually, of course, by which times its doggy contribution had dried to a fine powder.

After the war he set the course by which the Soviet armed forces eventually reached their high levels during the Cold War.

The only course by which the petitioner could avoid arrest and prosecution was to go to that camp according to instructions to be given him when he reported at a Civil Control Center.

In an interview after the first public hearing, Dr. Vagelos said the governor asked him to map a course by which New Jersey -- which has several good schools and a strong research presence from pharmaceutical companies -- could develop a great medical school to compete with the universities and research hospitals in New York and Philadelphia.

There are then many pages of B&N describing the slightly shady (but probably par for the course) methods by which Microsoft attempted to bring them into the fold.

After a long hiatus, a side dish arrived and sat alone on the table for a full five minutes before second courses materialized, by which time we'd drunk the glasses of wine we'd hoped to pair with them.

Oklahoma's state song is "Oklahoma," of course, by Rodgers and Hammerstein, which was officially adopted by the state legislature in 1953.

They are aided, of course, by adjectives, which when chosen judiciously make the description even more powerful.

The concept is making its way over to the UK, led of course by Amazon.co.uk which sells a student survival kit.