Sentence examples for from which to find from inspiring English sources

That's a difficult funk from which to find release if the goals aren't going your way.

(The same thing can happen on a major airline, but they generally have a bigger personnel pool from which to find alternates).

The selectors have three rounds of first-class matches from which to find solutions to problems that are now perennial, with slots at opener, in the middle order and among the spin department all up for grabs before Bayliss, James Whitaker, Mick Newell and Angus Fraser convene in the second week of September to draw up their winter plans.

LiveMocha has oral or written exercises and courses, and a community of users from which to find practice partners.

Fast-forward today, with social firmly stitched into the web's fabric, it's cliche to point out there are a dizzying amount of information sources and channels from which to find this information.

Finally, at some study sites, we randomly selected clinics from which to find matching non-IBC cases.

The maximum in each matrix defines a cell from which to start tracing back to find the best local alignment.

The Bologna ESHRE criteria represent the first real attempt by the scientific community to unify the many definitions proposed to identify poor responder patients by establishing a definite point from which to begin and how to find therapeutic strategies.

They leave us without a perch from which to understand why we find something funny so sad.

As a consequence the Edinburgh side's pronounced defensiveness led to a generally crowded penalty area of their own, making it difficult for Rangers to find space from which to present a genuine threat.

For the next hour or so, the four of them went round and round the track, while I tried to find places from which to tape them, with Lovett's camera, flying over the hills.