Sentence examples for did in which from inspiring English sources

She cited a survey she did in which only 43 percent of respondents admitted to ever getting help from the government.

Suh described an experiment he did in which he gave students, both at Yonsei University and at the University of California at Irvine (where he once taught) a photograph and a written description of the same person.

Jacqueline Wilson updated attitudes toward disability in Katy, a reworking of Susan Coolidge's 1872 novel What Katy Did, in which a headstrong tomboy becomes saintly after an accident leaves her unable to walk.

They also brought up a 1990 arrest on a charge of writing a check with insufficient funds, and a background check the city did in which a former supervisor spoke unfavorably of Mr. Pearson.

And even in the short run, when you're studying a population under 65 (as the Oregon research did), in which death rates are relatively low to begin with, it seems like health indicators might actually be a better indicator of a policy's long-run impact on mortality than the number of deaths in a given year, because the latter number would be small enough to be vulnerable to statistical noise.

He could have toured the country for years and years, always adding in new characters and keeping in mind which routine he did in which city.

"So there was a chance it wouldn't get done, in which cases I think both sides get damaged badly.

You wouldn't confuse them for people – until, the show demonstrates, you do, in which case all hell breaks loose.

This will be the first film that Fox has done in which she's required to embody a complicated character.

He wants this done, in which case he should stop missing forehands down the line, as he does to make it 15-all.

A deal was done in which Shaw got his return ticket in exchange for giving the school five of his opulent paintings.