Sentence examples for event with which from inspiring English sources

WHAT was the "wondrous event" with which the journalist ends this piece?

I could start on my costume now to join the locals in celebrating the downfall of the Gunpowder Plot - the event with which Lewes is most famously associated.

The ecological event with which she ends the novel is a coup de theatre which offers an apocalyptic glimpse of the point where all journeys – and all stories – end.

He said he wouldn't mind taking 24 other players and whipping the Mets' collective hides -- a chance that would come only in a World Series, an event with which the Mets have experience, but he does not.

While she was at Santa Fe another event with which the queen was to become personally associated was in the making, for Columbus visited her there to enlist support for the voyage that was to result in the European settlement of America.

It is supposedly nonassociative because all that happens in the course of habituation is that a stimulus is repeatedly presented and the animal's behaviour changes; there is, on the face of it, no other event with which the stimulus can be associated.

And, by doing so, they too have rendered the events with which they deal largely unintelligible".

As per his usual practice, it is a reimagined version of actual events with which he was quite familiar.

The eventing, with which the horsefest began, was dominated to a ludicrous degree by Zara Phillips, who at least had the good grace to be embarrassed.

More typically this hard talk is not aired in public, kept separate from the many traditional events with which the lord mayor is most popularly associated.

This hyperbole segues beautifully into the real high-intensity details and events with which the book is studded, and the enthusiasm with which they are described.