Sentence examples for days from which from inspiring English sources

Many jewels the Noldor gave them, opals and diamonds and pale crystals, which they strewed upon the shores and scattered in the pools; marvellous were the beaches of Elendë in those days.' From which Tolkien book is the above description taken?

The study lasted for a period of 143 days from which 21 days for adaptation while the remaining 122 days were used for data collection.

All three events play a round robin of 16-board matches over seven days, from which eight teams will qualify for the quarterfinals beginning Sunday.

So the various groups that now rent the track are being asked to give back some dates — enough to create a pool of 60 days, from which members can choose their 20 annual track days.

The French military has been flying fewer sorties over the region in recent days, "from which I deduce a lack of targets," said a Western military attaché in Bamako, Mali's capital, who was not authorized to speak on the record.

It is easy to forget and salutary to remember what things were like 35 years ago in those dark and violent days from which we have all come.

In the noisy duel between Jean Chrétien's Liberals and the newly minted Canadian Alliance, led by Stockwell Day (from which Mr Chrétien emerged decidedly the winner), the NDP leader, Alexa McDonough, was left on the sidelines arguing about health care.

Nevertheless, forgoing the cash suggests the regime is running out of bluster.April 10th, the day from which foreign-embassy staff were told their security could not be guaranteed, passed without incident.

Now the leading American maker of Greek yogurt, the company currently takes in about three million pounds of milk a day, from which it makes a million pounds of yogurt.

"It's a very sad day but it's also a day from which to learn.

After all, 11 September is the day from which Ofcom has allowed EE to use some of its existing spectrum for a fourth generation network, a move which has infuriated rival operators.