Sentence examples for of which escaped from inspiring English sources

He was wearing a pair of designer denim jeans, the brand of which escaped him, and a pair of blue Jil Sander shoes.

None of which escaped the attention of Jonathan Marc Sherman, 30, a playwright who has seen more than a few opening nights.

But within this limitation it preserved the literature, science, and philosophy of Classical Greece in recopied texts, some of which escaped the plunders of the Crusaders and were carried to southern Italy, restoring Greek learning there.

Nevertheless, her analysis raises enough questions about the work of the independent counsel's office -- most of which escaped the notice of the army of reporters who covered it -- to keep historians busy for years.

As a result, the core was partially exposed, and the zirconium cladding of its fuel reacted with the surrounding superheated steam to form a large accumulation of hydrogen gas, some of which escaped from the core into the containment vessel of the reactor building.

pseudonarcissus), many other species were introduced, some of which escaped and naturalised, particularly N. biflorus (a hybrid) in Devonshire and the west of England.

The Socceroos are arm in arm jumping up and down like some Antipodean marsupial the name of which escapes me.

'I did a couple of episodes of a dreadful sitcom, the name of which escapes me, about a couple sharing a flat,' said Shepherd.

Inside the humid cave, we went nearly 180 feet underground to see different types of rare rock formations, the many-syllabled names of which escape me now.

Speaking on the steps of the courthouse before the charges were released to the news media, Greenspan said the Canadian charges involved Actovegin and "another herbal substance, the name of which escapes me right now".

He is otherwise known for: the buildings he has named after himself; a couple of TV shows he has hosted, the names of which escape me now; his hair, which he recently averred is his own; his vast fortune, about which he can't stop bragging — and a proportionately small mouth for someone famous for having such a big one.