Sentence examples for of which build from inspiring English sources
But the company also has 42 kiosks, some of which build the brand and send overflow business to a nearby store in the same mall.
Four plants operated by Toyota subsidiaries, two of which build models for Toyota dealers in North America, were closer to the epicenter and more directly affected.
Many analysts say they believe the effort was to open a lucrative market for American companies like Westinghouse Electric, owned by Toshiba, and General Electric, both of which build nuclear reactors.
"Change" opens with a regal assemblage of strings, buffeted and borne heavenward by kettledrum and French horn, all of which build theatrically and then clear out quickly for Cooke's entrance you can imagine the singer moving downstage into a spotlight, or a camera zooming to close-up.
And it's not just this constant meddling with our settings that's releasing our information – there are also security holes, not to mention scams and release of our data by third-party apps, which the Wall Street Journal found "were sending Facebook ID numbers to at least 25 advertising and data firms, several of which build profiles of internet users by tracking their online activities".
TMC is also said to be interested in Qimonda.As for microprocessors, in the fast-growing market for netbooks and other mobile devices, Intel has to do battle with many "fabless" firms, most of which build chips based on designs by ARM, a British company.
Some areas used to have competing water companies, each of which built its own system.
Other early bus manufacturers were Mack and Yellow Truck & Coach in the United States, both of which built gasoline-electric models.
Ocean drifts through faint guitars and heavy reverb, stripes of folk-rock, ambient electronic music and gospel, all of which builds into a cotton-candy haze.
All of which builds the only leverage Carter says he has: "I have moral authority - as long as I don't destroy it".
THE HISTORY In the 19th century, most residents worked in Greenpoint's warehouses, refineries and factories, one of which built the Monitor, the Civil War ironclad.
