Sentence examples for lists from which from inspiring English sources

The examiners tested prospective teachers and supervisors and drew up lists from which the school board appointed job candidates.

They will certainly not get places on the party's regional lists from which the constituency members will be topped up to achieve proportionality.So why did the government originally suggest that it would not change the system for 1999?

A Michelin-starred restaurant, which is to say a posh one, has decided to scrap its "à la carte" menu on the grounds that it wastes too much food trying to provide all of the different meals it lists from which the customers expect to choose.

And you will get much richer lists from which you can use to create lists of contacts on messaging apps like WhatsApp that rely on your phone book.

Although false alarms may raise errors, it is possible to recover from them in the application that employs the ASR by establishing interaction contexts or scenarios, and also providing N-best lists from which the users may select the most appropriate response.

So now, those who opt to look for a mentor, or offer themselves up as a mentor, will be able to streamline their choices based on their parameters of interest, and Facebook will give those users lists from which to choose.

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Tasmanian independent senator Jacqui Lambie has a "wish list" from which she will seek concessions whenever the government needs her vote.

6. Magimix Le Micro £39.95, amazon.co.uk This little star tops the Best Buy list from Which? magazine.

Last year almost 100 films from an increasingly crowded field vied for a place on the list, from which the five nominees for best documentary feature are chosen.

Traditionally, brainstorming revolves around the false premise that to get good ideas, a group must generate a large list from which to cherry-pick.