Sentence examples for mornings for which from inspiring English sources

Fun and relaxed drop-ins, including a class for the over-55s on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, for which no previous experience is needed.

"I recently took four passengers from Camden to west Ealing [a journey of 11 miles] at three o'clock in the morning for which I received £16 after Uber's 20% commission was deducted.

Frances begins writing poems and says, "I had found my place - the beautiful sunlit morning for which I had waited so long". Not so, she would go through many more years of alcoholic terrors before finding some relief in 1968 in, among other things, her conversion to Catholicism.

There was an all-night open-air dance, a giant torchlight procession of soldiers, fireworks in the Tuileries gardens a big morning parade for which deGaulle appeared, etc. Discussion of "La Gangrene," a booklet composed of signed statements by 7 Algerian students here, in which they describe their alleged torture by the French secret police.

For the examination portion of the survey, participants were randomly allocated to either a morning examination for which they are asked to fast (8 to <24 h) or an afternoon/evening examination.

In this latter study, participants visited the clinic in the mornings for treatment, which was similar to the visits in this study.

"An unbroken stand of 56 between Steven Mullaney and Riki Wessels turned the session around, though, with Wessels passing 1,000 runs for the season when he reached 20". "A satisfactory morning for Somerset, which would have been a whole lot better but for a wild heave from Tom Cooper, which left his middle stump lying on the ground off the last ball before lunch.

For years, according to a colleague, he made the same meal every morning for breakfast, which he conceived of as a recipe for maximum health: sausage links, green peppers, yogurt, and a banana, all in one bowl.

A 2006 book by Jeremy Paxman claimed that the Prince had seven eggs – from runny to hard – prepared for him each morning, from which he chose his favourites (this was later denied).

With diligence, they'd perfected this skill — rolling around, cackling, rubbing their bellies like lunatics, before doctor's appointments or family trips, or on the morning of an exam for which they hadn't prepared.

He has slept on blankets on the hard floor and awakened each morning with back pain, for which he has received no treatment.