Sentence examples for earlier to which from inspiring English sources

A friend had invited her to P. Diddy's annual White Party a few weeks earlier, to which all the guests had come dressed in white.

More likely, campaigning would just begin earlier (to which the Bagger and every other pundit can communally respond: Nooooooooo, please no) and leave voters and, equally important, viewers with less time to catch up with the nominated films.

Recently, he said, "I got in three hours later than I could have on a Friday night and my wife was like, 'Why didn't you just take the middle seat and get home earlier?' " To which, he said, he responded, " 'Honey, I can't do that.

There was a minor stramash earlier to which I raced in Soho Square; one of two in the centre which merited arrests, although it's still unclear quite why – I think a few stenchy people dressed as Death tried to get into Starbucks, possibly for a coffee, possibly for osmotic bonding; and there were fast arrests, as there had been in Dalston and Hove the preceding mornings.

The statistical analysis will address the two research questions stated earlier: To which extent are different physically demanding exposures at work prospectively associated with risk for musculoskeletal disorders, reduced work ability and related sickness absence?

I wrote back that 6 a.m. was too early, to which he responded, "O.K. Let's make it 7 a.m".

Just so that the readers out there know what was written about in the earlier article to which you refer, I'd like to fill everyone in.

There is, however, considerable evidence of GP burnout and early retirement – to which the CQC makes a notable contribution.

It is too early to say which approach, or which combination, will prevail.

It is still much too early to tell which of the companies, none of which have gone public, will emerge as the Ticketmaster of the field.

The latter result supports an earlier hypothesis, according to which especially a low sagittal asymmetry has a functional advantage.