Sentence examples for of which forms from inspiring English sources

In the south is the Greater Caucasus, the crest of which forms the boundary.

The east coast of the Curonian Lagoon is low, wooded marshland, part of which forms the Neman River delta.

This street, most of the eastern side of which forms the city's official Berlin Wall Memorial, is one of the Mauerweg's most storied stretches.

The southwestern plateau covers about 50,000 square miles (130,000 square km), one-fourth of which forms the sandy Rīgestān region.

Northern Ireland can be thought of topographically as a saucer centred on Lough (lake) Neagh, the upturned rim of which forms the highlands.

Dad returns from rehab fresh as a daisy, carrying a new football and a salvaged 18th-birthday card from his mother, the text of which forms the final chapter.

The other is family, the workings of which form a bedrock in her novels.

There are a lot of barracks, both active and decommissioned, one of which formed the site of the museum.

The warm breath of yang accumulated to produce fire, the essence of which formed the sun.

The mouth is covered by an oral hood, the edges of which form the buccal cirri.

He published over two dozen novels, eight of which, formed The Lyon and Bea Wentworth Mystery Series.