Sentence examples for leave of which from inspiring English sources

However pertinent their criticisms, they may have strengthened Mr Eisner's position.Mr Disney gave seven reasons why Mr Eisner should leave, of which four will particularly resonate with investors.

In 1996, when the bipartisan Commission on Leave, of which I was a member, asked survey respondents how they supported themselves when using the Family and Medical Leave Act, 9percentt said "by going on public assistance"; the figure was 21percentt for low-income workers.

Previously, Microsoft offered eight weeks of paid maternity leave, along with 12 weeks of 'parental leave,' of which eight were paid, and four were not.

Overall, 4.88% of workdays were lost to sick leave, of which 3.48% of workdays were lost to sick leave granted for somatic disorders and 0.93% to sick leave granted for mental disorders.

The book consists of 71 leaves, of which 19 are blank.

Khat A psychoactive plant, the leaves of which are chewed in east Africa and Yemen.

Coca (Erythroxylum coca), tropical shrub, of the family Erythroxylaceae, the leaves of which are the source of the drug cocaine.

He also suggested people grow moringa trees, which require little water and the leaves of which can be used as a highly nutritious animal feed.

The Jets have five games left, of which they must win at least four to have a chance of making the playoffs.

We also grow two other varieties: green ruffled basil and the delicate and easily bruised purple ruffle basil, the leaves of which look almost like lace.

One of the two main visual tropes I identify with Griffith is the wind in the leaves, of which there's plenty in "Way Down East".