Sentence examples for of which rising from inspiring English sources

The written word has been a constant in most of Jewish history; it cannot not have had an impact on that history, of which rising from the ashes like a phoenix time and again is a signal achievement.

Demand may be slightly higher for condominiums and co-op apartments, sales of which rose 3.4percentt in July.

Baikal lies in a deep structural hollow surrounded by mountains, some of which rise more than 6,600 feet (2,000 metres) above the lake's surface.

This would mean a shorter journey time, or alternatively allow ships to go more slowly, saving on bunker fuel, the price of which rose by a third last year.

He knew the proposals were a disaster: six variations on the same theme, none of which rose to the historic occasion.

The parks department also sells single-play permits, the cost of which rose to $15 in 2011 from $7 in 2005.

People who once regarded winter sports as hobbies for the rich began to see opportunity in the Taebaeks, some of which rise 5,500 feet.

The brick building, parts of which rise 19 floors, also houses a center that provides activities and meals for older people.

The valley's stark landscape, with its looming red-rock monoliths, some of which rise 1,000 feet from the desert floor, haunted me for years.

The worst case recorded was the scheme to widen the M25, the cost of which rose by 24% following the credit crisis.

I eagerly await the English oil-horror film that must surely soon be shot: Quadrilla as Godzilla, sink-holes as maws from out of which rises Chthulu (Chthoilu).