Sentence examples for has in which from inspiring English sources

The temptation, after all, would be to inflate rather than to default – and inflation does not have the same kind of "first bite of the cherry" aspect that default has, in which once you've decided to move you might as well impose a 50 percent haircut or thereabouts on creditors.

And that's why the Republican primary has taken the form it has, in which a candidate nobody likes and nobody trusts has faced a series of clueless challengers, each of whom has briefly soared before imploding under the pressure of his or her own cluelessness.

Thanks to the speed of internet-based journalism, he says, "no White House has ever enjoyed the luxury that this one has, in which its arguments and talking points can be advanced on a day-by-day, minute-by-minute basis".

Catherine spoke of nightmares she has in which "they" come to arrest her other relatives, as well.

It starts with a dream that the main character, Velveteen, has in which she runs down a tunnel, sees a plane dropping a payload of bombs on a television, and then complains about her breakfast to a non-present mom.

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And, for some people, that's all we have in which to enjoy the television series.

Elsa relates a dream she has had in which God sends a white knight to defend her.

This story reminded her of a dream she had in which Lewis & Mariah appeared, & so she told it to them.

Jesse is telling her about a dream he had in which he was reading a book that doesn't exist.

David Lewis: What is the largest number of infected cells you can have in which the infection is contained?