Sentence examples for crowds of which from inspiring English sources
The showy historical colour and the bluster typical of Romantic melodrama are replaced here by a real feeling for the movement of individuals and crowds of which real history is made and a deep sense of tragic poetry that stand comparison with Shakespeare.
…" Currently, 5 of the 13 salmon and salmon-related species that are protected under the Endangered Species Act are being consumed by sea lions, increasing crowds of which have gathered around Bonneville Dam, which is a natural barrier to salmon swimming upstream to spawn.
In many ways the album reflected the lifestyle of the Midtown crowd of which Big Star were part.
And sometimes I think the tree-hugger crowd – of which I have often been a part – tends to focus on the hair shirt and not the exciting opportunities.
But thanks to the pro-taper crowd, of which Mr Stein is a part, the Fed's communications over the past nine months have been hopelessly confusing, intellectually unmoored, and economically harmful.
We performed simulations of S. cerevisiae with ten thousand sets of crowding coefficients, of which only 110 crowding coefficient selections resulted in excretion of both ethanol and glycerol.
So was the partisan New York Mets crowd, many of which had barely settled in from the journey to Flushing, Queens.
It appealed to wine buyers intent on staying ahead of the crowd, part of which was moving into red wine and asking for cabernet.
Without it, it'd be difficult to roundly recommend it as a major upgrade from last year's model, and hard to say that it can stand apart from the rest of the crowd, most of which now feature magnificent cameras.
Problems with this approach include duplication and lack of coordination among projects, 'recipient fatigue' in health ministries forced to administer multiple grants, distortions in local resource allocation such as poaching skilled personnel, and "crowding out" (of which more below) [ 19].
The crowds of traders, which seemed overwhelming a generation ago, are now thin, but there are still plenty of television reporters.
