Its like a dreamthe kind from which you awake bolt upright in a cold sweat (The Guardian).
She collects hymnals, and handmade shoeshine kits, the kind from which people once made a living on the street.
Its program last night was not the kind from which virtuoso reputations are made: few ear-catching sonorities, few brilliant flights of velocity.
Its program on Tuesday was not the kind from which virtuoso reputations are made: few ear-catching sonorities, few brilliant flights of velocity.
Yet the key details were in place: a ceiling-hung bar of the kind from which Richard Gere's character, Julian Kaye, hung while exercising; the reflective chrome Modernist chaise longue; all the mirrors an occupational narcissist might desire.
The narrow nationalism of Thatcher and Tebbit is exactly the kind from which we on the left should be trying to break away, as well as from the "island mentality" on which it is based.
"My efforts to harmonize all three have always failed in one way or another," he said in an interview with Contemporary Authors, "but the failures, happily, are usually of the kind from which one learns something useful".
Through April 17 Hunter College's labyrinthine Times Square space might have been custom-made to house this ambitious, historically minded show of environmental and interactive sculpture, of a kind from which later installation art derived.
Within the scope of standard care, those with statutory health insurance receive the necessary dental services as transfers in kind; from which there are special regulations for the reimbursement of costs.
I'd also like to thank all the well-wishers for their kind words, from which I have gained tremendous strength.
