Sentence examples for line from which from inspiring English sources

It is a base line from which to improve.

Pliohippus of North America is probably the line from which modern horses have come.

The explorers created a float system with a long line from which they suspended a robotic camera and strobe light.

Increased targeting efficiencies have been observed when using isogenic DNA isolated from the 129SV genomic library, the mouse line from which most ES cell lines are derived.

One such was a free-kick swept in from the halfway line from which Zat Knight, with his back to goal, sent a looping header over the bar.

A signature-gatherer finds a slow-moving queue at a bus stop or cinema, then "works the line", from which people cannot easily escape.

The turning point came after the restart when a long punt by Robbie Henshaw brought a lineout near the visitors' line from which Rhys Ruddock went over.

The red line at which we stopped during Operation Cast Lead (2009), is the same line from which we commenced Operation Pillar of Defense (2011).

It is a new starting line from which all subsequent discussions of nationalism will have to begin". "Periodically, an important book emerges that makes us, through the uniqueness of its theory, perceive history as we have not seen it before.

And the fault line from which the drama grows is that the same skills that make Mike magic on-stage at the strip club also make him uneasy with that very success.

"A meridian," a placard on an observatory exhibit declares, "is an arbitrary north-south line drawn by an astronomer". This imaginary line from which the world measures time and distance could have been drawn anywhere on the globe.