Sentence examples for from which he expected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berceaux said Algerian soldiers found some British hostages hiding on the roof and were still searching the site for others when he was escorted to a nearby military base, from which he expected to be transferred to France.

Nazir Ahmad, a bearded man in a long, opium-stained smock, said that he had twenty people to support and four jiribs of land, from which he expected to harvest twenty-five kilof opiumium.

"Indeed, Bout was eager to be all things for the FARC — a one-stop arms supplier, transporter, military instructor and money launderer — roles from which he expected to reap rich cash dividends," the prosecutors, Anjan Sahni and Brendan R. McGuire, wrote.

He quotes, for example, a stanza that Lincoln wrote in the album of a hotelier's daughter in 1858 as evidence that Lincoln "saw the world as a sad, difficult place from which he expected considerable suffering": You are young, and I am older; You are hopeful, I am not — Enjoy life, ere it grow colder — Pluck the roses ere they rot.

He quotes, for example, a stanza that Lincoln wrote in the album of a hotelier's daughter in 1858 as evidence that Lincoln "saw the world as a sad, difficult place from which he expected considerable suffering": **{:.break one} ** You are young, and I am older; You are hopeful, I am not— Enjoy life, ere it grow colder— Pluck the roses ere they rot.

He graduated from Princeton and received a doctorate in biological and biomedical sciences from Harvard, from which he expects to receive a medical degree this month.

Kevin Durfee, a National Weather Service meteorologist working in Hanford, Calif., said that the Central California interior also "got a pretty good soaking of rain and high-elevation snow" from the storm, which he expected to continue dousing the parched region throughout the day Saturday.

Hymir tells him to go get some bait from his pasture, which he expects should not be a problem for Thor.

Another sector he likes is health care, which he expects to benefit from increased demand from an aging American population.

What states really need, Mr. Leavitt said, is statutory relief from the Maintenance of Effort requirements, which he expects will be a priority for governors when they meet in Washington the last week in February.

Morris says he likes Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers, both of which he expects to benefit from an increase in debt and equity issuance activity.