Sentence examples for of which much from inspiring English sources

The oldest Germanic language of which much is known is the Gothic of the 4th century ce.

A visitor asked him whether blood -- of which much has been spilled in Sicily -- made for decent fertilizer.

A firm fixture at international level for a Belgian side of which much is hoped for the future.

An international capital market developed in the 1960s dealing in what are known as Eurocurrencies, of which much the most important was the Eurodollar.

The school also makes its own compost, the quality of which much impressed Prince Charles when he paid a visit last year.

The Higgs then decays to two Zs (at least one of which much have the 'wrong' mass, i.e. below 91 GeV).

Low point The educational, social and financial struggles of his teens, which much of his work explores in some form.

Kenneth Anderson, 62, said the house was the cultural center of Wave Hill, from which much of its creative energy flowed.

If my Pure Pie was anything to go by, it is closer to the Lancashire pie in form, with a thin, fragile pastry casing, the downside of which - much like those I'd had at Poole's of Wigan - was that it would have deposited the contents down my front had I not taken evasive action.

None of which cuts much ice with the commission.

None of which cuts much ice with the Navy Yard Development Corporation.