Sentence examples for in which taking from inspiring English sources
But there is one circumstance in which taking 10th place is more significant than being in the lead.
They also, incidentally, show one of the ways in which taking in more refugees from Syria would make this country a better place, as well as serving the demands of compassion.
The book also touches levels deeper than mischief, especially in its middle chapters, where Pauline and Michael, just returned from a family celebration of their 30th wedding anniversary, collaborate in one last quarrel, in which, taking up Pauline's challenge to leave if things are as awful as he says they've been, Michael walks out.
Italians have not come readily to the world of creased deltoids and seven-minute miles, so it is with some astonishment that a foreigner, an American in particular, might discover Downtown, a two-year-old Milanese gym in which taking a turn at the ab cruncher can require a wait.
Now, all we know is that the present government in England looks forward to a society in which everybody will command the ordinary decencies of birth, illness, and death, in which taking a wife or fathering a child will be more or less practicable for any man who wants a wife of a child in which there will be dignity.
Later, I was in Johannesburg and saw Richard Sennett offend a roomful of South Africans as he attempted to put the ANC deputy mayor on the spot by asking her exactly what she intended to do about making life better in a city in which taking a journey on a suburban train is too dangerous for all but the desperate to contemplate.
Mosbacher explained that huge pieces of equipment needed to be brought in, which takes time.
This paper proposes a thermodynamical pseudo-Hamiltonian formulation of Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor model in which takes place some chemical reaction.
Mitral valve insufficiency is a complex pathological process, in which takes part, in example, the degeneration of collagen.
But the Institute of the Directors said that it was time to increase pay after several years in which take-home pay had risen slowly, if at all.
For several months, they lived at the W hotel in Union Square, which took in many downtown residents.
