Sentence examples for from which when from inspiring English sources

He married, and moved his wife into his mother's apartment on the fourth floor, from which, when he was 67, he plunged to his death in the stairwell.

The water dissolves minerals deep in the Earth's crust before rising like a geyser from the seafloor at temperatures of up to 400°C.This mineral-laden fluid, if it is rich in iron and sulphur, emerges to create a plume of black "smoke", from which, when it meets cold bottom water, the minerals are precipitated.

Within a couple of years Dr Johnson would be proved right, in saying of the South Sea Bubble that it would one day seem "little more than a panick terrour from which, when they recover, many will wonder why they were so frightened".

Insertion of Eq. (9) into Eq. (5) provides an expression from which, when plotted in a similar way as Eq. (7) above, a truly unbiased expression of DVR as a function of the slope of the plot, vB ref, vB (in the target ROI), V ND, and α is obtained.

What's changed is the scope of the accompaniment in places and the range of material she draws from, which, when you get down to it, simply has expanded to include white folks: Cline, Cochran, Aznavour.

Milton's fame and reputation derive chiefly from Paradise Lost, which, when first published in 1667, did not gain wide admiration.

The firm plans to acquire 20 of the new million-dollar sequencing machines from Illumina, which, when running at full capacity, should bring the cost of generating a human genome down to $1000.

The push pull mechanisms that determine cocaine-seeking performance under a punishment contingency might therefore engage different parts of the IC from those which, when damaged in humans, result in a decreased tendency to relapse.

Using the previous example of a 200lbs male, this would equal 1430-1700 calories from fats and protein, which when subtracted from the required daily calories would yield the calories available from carbohydrates.

A number of plants form lateral shoots from the stem, which when rooted serve to propagate the plant.

Luis de Matos ingeniously places his assistant in a box assembled from yellow bricks which, when dismantled, is magically empty.