Sentence examples for from which was from inspiring English sources

He told me there weren't any jobs where he was phoning from, which was Pakistan.

Quite a contrast from where we came from, which was deadly quiet.

Today we turn a spotlight on "Where I'm Calling From," which was published in the issue of March 15 , 1982

When I was 6, I learned where I came from, which was one step removed from the usual circumstances.

The office's findings and respondents' recommendations for reform are due to be released in a report – data from which was provided to the Guardian – on Wednesday.

The government ordered an inquiry into Kelly's death, the evidence from which was hit with a 70-year classification order by Lord Hutton.

There were certain ironic and amusing sidebars, because the record that it came from which was called Various Positions - [a] record Sony wouldn't put out.

There used to be a popular TV show called The Clothes Show, from which was spun a fee-paying annual event that exploited the popularity of the programme.

The Gnostics invented complex cosmogonies in order to remove the true God from responsibility for the evils of matter, release from which was the content of human salvation.

There is only one [area] that I come under pressure from, which is the press.

But it keeps you wondering "Where did that idea come from?," which is good.