Sentence examples for of which refers from inspiring English sources
There's also Dan Sallitt's "The Unspeakable Act" (Sunday night at 9 30) the title of which refers to brother-sister incest.
The notable thing about these photographic images is that they are littered with tiny numbers, each of which refers to a footnote at the bottom of the print.
Sjöman first cast Nyman in 491 (1964), the title of which refers to the biblical passage in which Jesus proclaimed that each man will be forgiven "70 times seven".
"British" is now eradicated from British Steel, after merging with Hoogovens of Holland to form Corus; from British Gas, now three separate companies, only one of which refers to itself as BG.
Display cases contain correspondence from the artist to his sister, some of which refers to the photographs and thus gives us clues to his creative process and his state of mind.
The epithet ha-Yareaḥ is derived from his polemical work Sefer ha-yareaḥ ("The Book of the Moon"), the title of which refers to the town of Lunel (French lune, meaning "moon").
The review included 17 references on SAB, four of which refer to original studies, which are also included in the present review.
In all, Kelly sent eight e-mails, six of which referred to his upcoming departure for Iraq.
But there is nothing to smile about in the editorials, several of which refer to it, predictably, as a "Greek tragedy".
While Mr. Zimmer uses his war chest on radio and television ads (some of which refer to him as Congressman Zimmer, Mr. Pappasspendsds his days going door to door.
It was closed down last night after hundreds of abusive messages were posted, some of which referred to Hamilton as a "half-breed" and others which used the n-word.
