Sentence examples for from which referred from inspiring English sources

The word salary originates from which referred to the money paid to the Roman Army's soldiers for the purchase of salt.

Marry that with Google Analytics data and you can get new insights into not only which ads you place through AdSense are doing the best, but from which referring sites.

Today, "social media experts" everywhere can rejoice because Tweetmeme is launching Tweetmeme Analytics, which offers a full dashboard showing how many times a link has been tweeted, retweeted, and clicked on by which Twitter users, in what cities, and from which referring sites and URL shorteners.

There were more pointed comments from Uganda, which referred back to previous remarks from Johnson on colonialism.

Laski lost the case, unable to counter the questioning from Hastings which referred to his previous written works.

Back at his hotel Mahler received a letter from Thomas Mann, which referred to the composer as "the man who, as I believe, expresses the art of our time in its profoundest and most sacred form".

Consequently, data from EHRs, which referred to common entities in other systems, could be easily integrated using such metadata.

This was forcibly restated in last week's report from the International Energy Agency, which referred to the extreme climatic urgency of decarbonising our industries and economies.

He received a scroll from the Knickerbockers, which referred to him as "The Nestor of Ball Players", alluding to a mythical king known for offering advice.

Ancient Romans originally applied orca (plural orcae) to these animals, possibly borrowing it from the Greek, which referred (among other things) to a whale species.

"Successful" received critical acclaim from critics, some of which referred to the song as a standout track on Ready.