Sentence examples for from which but from inspiring English sources

Old Trafford brought Warne's 600th Test wicket and a defiant century from Ponting, but the batting of Vaughan and Andrew Strauss and Simon Jones's supercharged bowling put England in a position from which, but for the weather and an injury to Jones on the final day, they would have won again.

In a war from which nothing but dispiriting news was coming back, Churchill's "daring" escape was a gift for the London newspapers.

The group from which most, but by no means all of the defendants come, al-Islah (which means reform), does not conceal its ideological sympathies with Egypt's ruling Islamist group.

"But the city's lovingly captured neighborhoods (shot by James Laxton in high-definition digital video from which all but the faintest hints of color have been drained) make the story as much a love triangle as a romance".

MP analyses of SSU data sets from which all but one parasite group had been removed resulted in phylogenetic placements that matched those found in the ML tree.

From which it is but a short step to shared responsibility.

That's a corner from which nothing comes, but Ghana are beginning to assert their authority here.

They have a gigantic market from which they operate, but they also make a lot of sane and sensible and important baseball decisions".

If running true to form, they will create crisp, stylish window dressing from which any reality but that of their own decorative conceits has been banished.

These 25 are the pool from which I draw, but I certainly don't expect anyone to buy everything in any one category.

Not sure at this time the intended celebration is for the independence from which country - but let's celebrate anyway.