Sentence examples for of which rose from inspiring English sources
Demand may be slightly higher for condominiums and co-op apartments, sales of which rose 3.4percentt in July.
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.
The worst case recorded was the scheme to widen the M25, the cost of which rose by 24% following the credit crisis.
Today, entire projects most of which rose during the tenure of Mr. Daley's father, Mayor Richard J. Daley —have been cleared, and new mixed- income developments, far right, have begun to take their place.
The public fountains of the medieval towns usually had a polygonal or circular basin, occasionally lobed, in the centre of which rose a column or pier carrying a series of spouts.
The museum's display items feature the arm of a Slitheen (Raxacoricofallapatorian) from "Aliens of London", which Rose recognises, and something that the Doctor refers to as "An old friend, well, enemy... " – a Cyberman head (from Revenge of the Cybermen, but the label on its display case references The Invasion).
It also indicates that a cluster of TNL genes with similarity to the Rdr1 TNLs existed prior to the separation of the tribe Rosa (to which roses belong) from the Potentilleae (to which strawberries belong).
We're now in one of those permissive eras, which Rose calls "the Third Wave" of legal gambling.
The novel's celebrated and shocking ending – in which Rose of Sharon, the recent mother of a stillborn child, nurses a starving man with her breast – can be seen as a demonstration of the salvation that community spirit offers.
The trailer and the Chevrolet will be the victims of the "burn down", in which Rose points the rear of the jet engine at the front of the trailer, flips the ignition switch and torches it.
