Sentence examples for example to which from inspiring English sources
The Economist's London offices are surrounded by gentlemen's clubs, for example, to which ladies are admitted only as guests.
There are some things – death threats are a good example – to which the answer is "You just bloody can't do that in a civilised country".
A fascinating example, to which Haskell devotes a chapter, is the exhibition of Italian masterworks put on in England in 1930, organized by Ivy, Lady Chamberlain, wife of Sir Austen Chamberlain, the foreign minister in the Conservative government.
"You spent another $616 billion for your prescription drug plan," the teacher says by way of example, to which the voice of a young boy responds, "I know, but the drug companies need the money".
This clear-cut example — to which both sides in Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC refer frequently — may be the only one (and it is only clear-cut because it has behind it 2,000 years of history).
But maybe it's the sport of tennis that's also helped to de-lace the cultural corset of the old gender binary, because when I think of the woman I want to be, it's Serena Williams's example to which I aspire, not Agnieszka Radwanska's.
If I am right, then some readers are now thinking about real examples to which they can relate.
Gatrell's book features nearly three hundred irreverently foul examples, to which he is an entertaining and appropriately digressive guide.
Emblematic examples to which we will refer in the paper will be the networks of contemporary art museums.
As examples, to which our results apply, we mention the stochastic quantization of P1-, exp1-, and trigonometric quantum fields in infinite volume.
