Sentence examples for number by which from inspiring English sources
Definition: The telephone number by which individuals can speak to the organization or individual.
Definition: The telephone number by which hearing-impaired individuals can contact the organization or individual.
El Diez — or "Number Ten" — is the number by which another pint-sized phenomenon is commonly known.
El Diez or "Number Ten"—is the number by which another pint-sized phenomenon is commonly known.
By Alma Guillermoprieto December 3, 2010 El Diez — or "Number Ten" — is the number by which another pint-sized phenomenon is commonly known.
The number, by which American astronomers were able to trace a Spanish group's visits to their Web site before the discovery was announced, is called an IP address (for "Internet protocol"), not IPP numbers.
She says she can't stand the whole obsession with numbers, by which she means age.
The attorney general did not specify the raw numbers by which leak probes had tripled.
The numbers by which heating oil is classified are based on boiling temperature, composition and other factors.
"That's the worst of them all," he replied, and rattled off the numbers by which he had lost Evanston in 1966 and 1960.
PART AND PARCEL of that uniqueness is Meyers's focus on making films that both feature and speak to middle-aged women, a demographic that studios traditionally ignore for fear of not bringing in the all-important opening-weekend numbers by which a movie's position is assessed and its future success seemingly foretold.
