Sentence examples for in which possession from inspiring English sources

American football has become a game in which possession is nine-tenths of the war.

And, in a world in which possession and proactivity are dominant, Mourinho's difference should be celebrated.

Berhalter, it seems, does not think Canouse's passing ability is good enough for the new U.S. system that he is implementing, one in which possession is paramount.

There are also cases in which possession and wandering combine, as when the spirit first enters the shaman and then leads his soul to the world of supernatural beings.

Thus, in the families of Lytton and Carew and in branches of Trelawny, for example, instances occur in which possession of the name and arms is contrary to a blood relationship.

The sentencing inequality has come to be known as the "100 to 1" ratio, in which possession of five grams of crack, the weight of two small sugar cubes, triggers a mandatory five-year prison term, while a person carrying 500 grams of powder cocaine would receive the same sentence.

D'Antoni is the architect of a famously programmatic offense in which every possession runs through a quick-witted point guard.

It admires the Portuguese model, in which drug possession is still illegal, but users are referred to treatment and support programmes, rather than being prosecuted.

In the hotel, those who served meals and cleaned rooms were men, tall men with scars either from dueling or from the national sport, played on horseback, in which gaining possession of a headless calf is the aim.

The game was a tough, exhausting struggle in which each possession was precious.

"Conversely, no exclusion is allowed for future interest gifts, those in which the possession or use or enjoyment of the gift is restricted or deferred even for a moment.