Sentence examples for from which led from inspiring English sources

It all goes back to the blues, where oozing gracefully is a virtue, and from which Led Zeppelin initially got half its ideas.

A poignant absentee was the other: Ruth Rendell was too frail to attend the farewell to her great friend and co-practitioner following a severe stroke in January, complications from which led to her death, announced on Saturday, at the age of 85.

These were, first, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease from contaminated growth hormone extracted from cadavers, which led parents to instigate legal procedure – a quite unusual practice in France.

This allowed discussions to develop from activities which led to greater participation from the majority of people in a group.

Then the French newspaper L'Équipe revealed that senior figures had extorted money from Shobukhova, which led Papa Massata Diack and Balakhnichev to step down from their IAAF positions.

These luteolin derivatives represent a novel DAT agonist class, from which lead compounds useful for exploration of additional novel DAT agonists could be drawn.

In the second stage leaching, the residue of the first stage was treated with 0.5 M CuCl2 and 3.0 M HCl resulting in the dissolution of copper, nickel and lead from which lead is precipitated as PbCl2 by cooling.

Plasma is the component of blood from which lead is free to cross cell membranes and cause organ toxicity.

Nevertheless, lead in bone might serve as a source from which lead can be mobilized into blood, and potentially cross the blood brain barrier.

Because maternal blood is the matrix from which lead is transferred to breast milk and, ultimately, to the breastfeeding infant, the relationship of lead in maternal blood and in breast milk is of key importance.

Earthquakes midfielder Wes Hart knocked down MetroStars midfielder Mike Magee from behind, which led to a penalty kick.