Sentence examples for else from which from inspiring English sources

Is there no place else from which the spending could be cut?

Poulter has now claimed two WGC trophies, something else from which he can draw hope for the Augusta challenge.

Similarly Antisthenes held that each thing has its own proper definition or description, which cannot be applied to anything else, from which again the impossibility of falsehood follows.

3. Could you describe for me the various sources of income that you have? 4. Is there anything else that you do from which you obtain money or goods? 5. What else apart from those that you have mentioned?

I imagine that his mood switches from high to low, so that he is liable either to be over the top, regarding himself as above reproach, untouchable, able to get away with anything, or else to be low, from which position he feels the need to build himself up, to excite himself by provoking responses, even negative ones.

The understanding that the food was not the thing from which all else came but the thing to which all else led was shared by all the harried and overworked cooks in the jeu.

NORTH SALEM "Elements: Those Irreducible Components From Which All Else Springs," group show.

But to the justices, that is the question from which all else flows.

Then there was a kiss in a taxicab, from which all else followed.

Christ's Passion is central to the poem, the core from which everything else spirals and to which everything returns.

A site-specific installation by Angelblood is the main attraction here, from which everything else seems to flow.