Sentence examples for ended during which from inspiring English sources

And so to the conference just ended, during which much was written about Ukip's journey away from the batty and towards the mainstream.

It may seem strange to say so, but even in a season like the one just ended — during which designers offered sheer blouses, peekaboo skirts, dropped crotches and bared breasts — sensuality seemed far from central.

After an off-season like the one that just ended — during which Paul, Anthony, Irving, Hayward, Paul George, and others switched teams, in search of more plentiful pastures — James must feel vindicated, even if the new conditions cost him a sidekick.

"The allegations made against Al Jazeera America are by a former employee whose conduct and performance went through a full process of investigation led by an external law firm before her employment ended, during which Ms. High-Bassalik made none of the allegations she makes in her complaint," a network spokeswoman said.

If this was observed, the tool-use 'episode' ended, during which a single bout of the activity was undertaken.

The authors have used a new, more accurate procedure to determine the instantaneous position of the filament ends during imaging, which has revealed new aspects of filament dynamics not observed (or observable) in previous studies.

During the six-year period ending last year, during which all members of the current Senate were either elected, re-elected or appointed, Republican senators received $8.3 million from the energy industry, or 73percentt of all donations, versus $3.1 million for Democrats, or 27percentt.

During the telecast, they aired the famous radio broadcast that launched the March of Dimes to end polio, during which singer Eddie Cantor asked all Americans to send in a dime.

There was, too, an encouraging spell during the afternoon from Steven Finn, striding down the slope from the Trafalgar Square end, during which he managed to rattle Ballance and Bresnan at times.

The Dreaming, also called dream-time, or world dawnAustralian Aboriginal languages altjira, altjiranga, alcheringa, wongar, or djugurba, mythological period of time that had a beginning but no foreseeable end, during which the natural environment was shaped and humanized by the actions of mythic beings.

These ghostly moans build up all the way through the song's ending, during which the narrator admits he is consumed by his qualms.