Sentence examples for items with which from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the bank holiday, today you get a bumper crop of, um, two items with which to spend your hard-earned.

Swiss scientists have been carrying out tests on tissue taken from Mr Arafat's body and personal items with which he was brought into close contact.

It is incorrect that I illegally enriched myself with the property of Jews and in particular ordered that portable items with which said Jews fled or planned to flee be consigned to me for the purpose of illegally misappropriating them.

According to sources, CCP management had decided to introduce microtransactions, unbeknownst to most of the rank and file, charging real money for cosmetic items with which to customise character avatars.

In a section called "House and Home," she provides a list of important items with which she stocked Neauphle-le-Château, the country place where she wrote, and where many of her films were made.

In a quarterly regulatory filing with US Securities and Exchange Commission, the biggest investment bank in America added currencies and commodities to the list of items with which it is in discussions with regulators.

IT IS now the dominant technological item with which young people define themselves.

On Sunday Radio 4 listeners will hear Sue Lawley ask her final castaway, actor Joan Plowright, for the eight musical choices, one book and one luxury item with which she would choose to be cast adrift.

The cursor changes when it is placed over an item with which the player can interact, and can be used to talk to other characters, listen to other characters' conversations, look around the environment, and move.

Certain items appear to be allocated to factors that do not have the highest factor loading for those items and with which there is a poor conceptual relationship.

Because the current results suggest a strong association of template-item type with which patients have a nystagmus assessment, optimal template examination items may be a way to reduce variability of important examination assessments.