Sentence examples for of which moved from inspiring English sources

Bain's competitors - some of which moved early in previous years - were forced to scramble.

These were robotlike contraptions constructed of wire and sheet metal, the constituent parts of which moved or spun at varying speeds.

Meanwhile, the failure of the Federation spelled the end of white supremacy in Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland, both of which moved on to independence in 1964.

Over the years, however, the temple fell victim to the changing face of the entertainment industry, much of which moved to the West Coast.

Still, there has been a steady outflow of office tenants, many of which moved to Clayton, a suburb six miles west of downtown where office towers have sprouted over the last decade.

Astronomers remarked that the eccentric orbit representing the Sun's annual motion could be replaced by a pair of circles, a deferent centred on the Earth and an epicycle the centre of which moved along the circumference of the deferent.

"You're zipping along, it's pitch black, and there are all sorts of shoals out there, many of which move around and are uncharted," Smyth said.

Vegas -- not even hayseeds use the "Las" -- pulls them in these days not only with gambling but also with luxury shopping worthy of Rodeo Drive, and world-class restaurants, some of which move millions of dollars worth of wine every year.

Teamed with a choice of manual or PDK dual-clutch auto boxes, both of which move through their seven gears confidently and seamlessly, the torquey motor can propel the Porsche to an optimum of 0-62mph in 3.8sec and 188mph.

"There are many virtues of a fine novel, and many tools in the novelist's tool box, of which moving quickly along is one, but only one," said Stothard.

Overall, our data suggest that loop 3 is important for eEF2's ability to catalyze both pseudotranslocations, the first of which moves domain III to clear the A site for ac-tRNA binding and the second which moves the first ac-tRNA to the P site.