Sentence examples for marks from which from inspiring English sources

Talking to Sylvester about the Aix image, Bacon praised Rembrandt's abstraction, his capacity to make the "irrational marks" from which this show takes its title.

In 1839 Newport was the scene of some of the popular uprisings known as the Chartist riots, bullet marks from which are still visible in the pillars of the Westgate Hotel.

The posts were cut into shape using axes, adzes and saws, the marks from which can still be seen in some instances.

He's only 1lb higher than the mark from which he was second in last year's Fred Winter, beaten less than a length.

Unlike 1998, however, 2007 really does feel like cycling's Year Zero, the mark from which a new age must begin if the sport is to survive in anything like its present form.

Seila is angry that he wasn't allowed the cheating privileges long enjoyed by Cambodian students at these exams, a pass mark from which is required for university entrance.

In the following handicap chase, Yes Tom (4.40) also looks well treated, just 2lb higher than the mark from which he won the same race last year, by 12 lengths.

Only 115 days have passed since Nov. 20, when the Dow rose beyond the 9091 mark from which it would have to add 10% to edge into five-digit territory.

No one is telling him or her what to paint or how to paint it and yet they must begin somewhere, make a mark from which the rest of the artistic work will proceed.

These are relevant at a penalty corner; the former is the mark from which the attacking team takes the penalty corner and the latter is the closest position which a defender may stand.

In their study, peaks and troughs of the waveform were marked, from which beat-to-beat intervals were determined.