Sentence examples for in which sir from inspiring English sources

A similar strategy is unfolding at Waterford Wedgwood, in which Sir Anthony owns a 30percentt stake.

Mr. Brewerton released a statement in which Sir Anthony said he was "completely innocent of any involvement in price fixing".

A parody of Jane Austen's novels in which Sir Walter Elliot, of Kellynch Hall, Somersetshire, and his daughters, Anne and Elizabeth, are at home reading, "Who Was Who".

In 2012 Lord Coe sold his management consultancy to Chime Communications, the marketing company in which Sir Martin Sorrell's WPP is a significant shareholder.

Froome had been expected to ride for gold in the time-trial, an event in which Sir Bradley Wiggins won last year.

Scaled Composites is also developing on SpaceShipOne, the craft in which Sir Richard hopes to become the first space tourist and to launch Virgin Atlantic passengers into space.

Union members stayed gallantly loyal with no strike pay during an increasingly bitter dispute in which Sirs eventually called out his private-sector members with only partial success, leading to ugly picketline confrontations.

In situations in which SIRs were not specifically reported, they were calculated from the observed and expected incidence rates presented in the study (SIR = number of observed malignancies per number of expected malignancies), and a 95% CI was determined assuming that the frequency of observed cases followed a Poisson distribution.

The film in question, which Sir Richard wrote and directed, is "Iris," a compact account of the last days of the novelist Iris Murdoch Judi Denchh) and her relationship with her stuttering, donnish husband, John Bayley Jim Broadbentt), who must take charge when his wife begins to succumb to Alzheimer's disease.

In one case, which Sir Michael describes as "deeply troubling", inspectors visited a Muslim school, Bordesley Independent School in Birmingham five times reporting serious concerns for the welfare of the children being educated.

They will be riding to raise money for the Springfield Youth Club, a 53-year-old institution working with disadvantaged young people in East London, of which Sir Jackie is the president and Paul the chairman.