Sentence examples for in which seem from inspiring English sources

On ordinary evenings the Fire Department maintains no special watch, responding only to alarms turned in which seem likely to passersby that the sparks will ignite a tindery tenement or that the street pavement will be melted.

The intended result: what Smart Growth calls community buy-in, which seems to be something between co-option and cooperation.

There's only one slip in which seems a bit negative given the situation.

On the speakerphone, Marty Roseman, the CytexOne marketing man, occasionally chimes in, which seems appropriate: a remote salesman.

It only got better when I discovered the rainshower feature (push the handle in), which seemed to unleash a flood of water from above my head.

Checking in, which seemed so quirky a year ago, is now an obsession with millions of people, and they can thank Foursquare.

She invited us in, which seems to be the modus operandi for gracious Italians, and called her son.

"He didn't like the direction things are going in, which seems a bit odd since the show put him on the map".

The landlady told me she would make me sign a contract once everyone had moved in, which seemed normal, but months later she never supplied one.

That morning we had mourned the death of our year-old hopes of Change You Can Believe In, which seemed almost realized in an electric, breathless Grant Park only months earlier.

The yeasts live in trees, which seem to provide everything they need.