Sentence examples for lists to which from inspiring English sources

It certainly seems to be important in memory, and not merely the mnemonic recitation of lists, to which my wife and many others resort.

The menu featured plenty of the lengthy ingredient lists to which Ms. Hesser rightly objects ("Pan-Seared Prince Edward Island Scallops, Wrapped in Applewood Bacon, with Brandade Galette, Chanterelle Emulsion and Roasted Pepper Butter," for example).

So I started trying to clean up my email inbox instead, to unsubscribe from the hundreds of mailing lists to which I have inadvertently signed up over the years.

To combine operations, the experts say that the unions that represent pilots, machinists, attendants and others will have to agree on everything from work rules and seniority lists to which hub should dominate a region.

The deluge of best dressed/worst dressed lists (to which, admittedly, we've contributed) and the damage they can wreak on a career (think Hilary Swank and her sludge-coloured disaster; where is she now, eh?) has forced other actresses into an understandable conservatism.

Well, I hadn't actually planned to leave my previous job; the fellowship announcement simply turned up one day on one of the many mailing lists to which I subscribe.

This is a highly personal list, to which I'm sure you can add.

A hundred years ago, Macmillan was the list to which contemporary writers aspired.

Family members mentioned Sudan, Somalia, Myanmar, Pakistan and Bangladesh -- a list to which she added Sri Lanka.

It functioned as a kind of infinite to-do list, to which anyone on the planet could add anything at will.

The list to which this Royal Marine's name will eventually be added is updated only once a year, quietly and without ceremony.