Sentence examples for in which notable from inspiring English sources
The moment was not merely one of those "thousand points of light" photo opportunities favored by the former Bush administration, in which notable do-gooders were ushered into the White House for a presidential handshake and five minutes of recognition.
(Angelo) 'Person Place Thing Live!' (Wednesday) Randy Cohen, author of "Be Good: How to Navigate the Ethics of Everything" and a former writer of the Ethicist column for The New York Times Magazine, welcomes Rachel Dratch ("Saturday Night Live," "30 Rock") to his series, in which notable figures gab about a person, a place and a thing they're passionate about.
One of the things I love the most about monthly glossies are features like Vanity Fair's My Stuff and Us Weekly's What's In My Bag, in which notable people reveal the exact products that they actually buy and use (celebrity chef David Chang uses Sensodyne toothpaste and wears Levi's jeans, FYI).
The university began the Lindenwood Speaker series in 2008 and conducts an annual speaker series throughout the fall and spring semester in which notable figures in literature, arts, entertainment, science, business, and politics so discuss various issues and topics to students, faculty, and the community.
In those cases in which notable PLK1 expression was present and in which infiltrative tumour margins could be seen, PLK1 expression was accentuated on the leading edge of tumour invasion.
One of the central preoccupations at Sèvres, in which such notable chemists as Jean Hellot were engaged, was the secret of hard-paste porcelain.
For those who prefer their history a little more specific, I'm a huge fan of Great Lives, in which a notable modern figure looks at a person from the past who has inspired or excited them – try Sara Pascoe on Virginia Woolf or Anthony Horowitz on Alfred Hitchcock.
He was being interviewed for a New York Times online project called "The Last Word," in which a notable figure agrees to sit in front of a video camera and talk, assured that the footage will not be released until the day of death.
An exception is the case of P wave incidence on the vertical cracks, in which a notable discrepancy exists between the experimental and theoretical values of either Q−1 or Δv (Figs. 9(h) and 9(i)).
In late 2010 he published Beyond the Crash: Overcoming the First Crisis of Globalization, in which Blair, Peter Mandelson and Cameron were notable by their absence.
Earlier this fall, PBS aired a two-part special episode of "Antiques Roadshow" titled "Our 50 States," in which it recapped notable discoveries from across the nation.
