Sentence examples for going by which from inspiring English sources

Bed for the night As a writer, you can tell how your career is going by which hotel your publisher puts you in.

There's outdoor seating to see the world go by, which is welcome on a warm day.

Assuming his usual jocular, mocking air, he told me that he wanted me to read them after he was gone, by which he meant after his death.

And in serious danger of a red card if his recent display against Liverpool is anything to go by, which it is.

Recent stories from the revamped Web site have more satirical than in The News of days gone by, which presented its subjects seriously.

Ted retreated more and more into himself as the years went by, which was understandable, but to me he wasn't the silent ox-like creature many people imagine.

The crowd rose to acclaim them with ten minutes of this game to go, by which time the substitute Shane Long had headed what proved to be the winning goal.

Spirit, a huge and hugely ambitious new nightclub, welcomes in the new year with Dirty Vegas, best known for the track "Days Go By," which became a hit in 2002 after being included in a car commercial.

Even though all the signals are synchronized at the beginning, they are not in-phase any more as time goes by, which causes the received power at the destination to fluctuate with time.

The effect of immigrants' networks on reducing the cost of migration became increasingly stronger as time went by, which finally helped people from lower and lower classes to migrate.

I finally said I needed to go, by which point I was plastered.