Sentence examples for entries to which from inspiring English sources

Exam chiefs also pointed to the rising popularity of GCSE Spanish, entries to which have continued to grow year-on-year, increasing by almost a third (28.1%) since 2012.

From these samples, they created a database of 1,624 cancerous and 1,309 noncancerous entries, to which future samples could be matched.

Its pages were nearly 18 inches tall, and the book was 20 inches wide when opened; it contained 42,773 entries, to which only a few more were added in subsequent editions, and it sold for the extravagant price of £4 10s, perhaps the rough equivalent of £350 today.

Protein symbol and description of Swiss-Prot protein entries to which differentially expressed tags were annotated are shown.

Protein identification was performed using the embedded ion accounting algorithm of the software and by searching a Uniprot/SWISSProt human database release 2011_02 (20253 entries), to which the sequence from the enolase of S. cerevisiae was appended.

Next stop was a classic eatery, Bocaito, entry to which is not always easy.

Du Bois grasped the instinctive appeal of Lincoln's wounded interior, entry to which seemed visible in the crags of his much photographed face.

This is an enclave of immense privilege, entry to which is not determined by gender or race but the oldest calling card of all, wealth.

George Orwell countercomplained about Green's pretense "that there is something rather distingué in being damned; hell is a sort of high-class nightclub, entry to which is reserved for Catholics only".

By default, attached files will appear at the end of the entry to which they are attached.

The site, entry to which was then shut down at some point due to popular demand, is also now open to all users.