Sentence examples for earth from which from inspiring English sources

Accessible Silicate Earth (part of the silicate Earth from which we can obtain materials for analysis).

It's a flower plucked out of the earth from which it grew.

A drift is a horizontal passageway in the earth from which water can emerge.

Country: the earth from which the life force grows and to which it should ultimately return.

A lunar eclipse appears much the same at all points of Earth from which it can be seen.

The site looks like a pond now, water settled in the sunken earth, from which reeds grow.

These control points were captured from Google Earth 6.0, from which we also obtained a convertor to transform the plain geographical coordinates – Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM), datum SAD 69, zone 23, south hemisphere [ 22].

It was a path-breaking manual crammed with examples of small-scale technologies to enable individuals to reduce their environmental impact, and is best known for its cover, which featured a picture of the Earth from space (which Mr Brand helped to persuade America's space agency, NASA, to release).

Clay is the mineral and organic matter of the earth, the earth's gift from which we spin art, and the vessels of ourselves, which are made useful by fire that also renders them breakable.

I rather like that its flag-bearer in the coming months will be Roland Emmerich, whose previous filmed work includes Will Smith saving the earth from aliens, which is just about equally plausible as anti-Stratfordianism.

I rather like that its flag-bearer in the coming months will be Roland Emmerich, whose previous filmed work includes Will Smith saving the earth from aliens, which is just about equally plausible as anti-Stratfordianism. "The Tragedy of Arthur," a novel by Arthur Phillips, is a bold and tangled work in two acts.