Sentence examples for of which split from inspiring English sources

Mr. Diveroli then arranged to have them repacked in cardboard boxes, many of which split or decomposed after shipment to the war zones.

Finally, the media started asking some tough questions: Who is the physician responsible for implanting six embryos (two of which split into twins)?

Mr. Diveroli arranged to have them repacked in cardboard boxes, many of which split or decomposed after shipment to the war zones, according to the article.

In 17 minutes, he attempted three kicks from inside his own half, two of which split the posts almost perfectly and both were probably good enough to get home from about 58 metres.

The skull bears tentative cuts to the forehead, followed by four strikes to the back of the head, one of which split the skull open, according to an article in Smithsonian magazine, where the find was reported Wednesday.

Seven of the eight cladograms were completely resolved (e.g., Fig. 1a), meaning that there were six branching points, each of which split into two lineages.

At maturity the flower produces a characteristic woody fruit composed of a ring of several joined podlike follicles, each of which splits open along one seam to release a single seed.

At an earlier stage (from the late 16th century), they manifested themselves in the religious Union of Brest, which split the Eastern Christians of the Commonwealth, and on the military front, in a series of Cossack uprisings.

In the event it endorsed Edward Heath's dec laration of Perth, which split the party for more than a decade.

An intriguing variation on the chimpanzee social system is that of bonobos, which split from chimps some 1.8 million years ago.

Google shook up the smartphone industry with a deal to buy Motorola Mobility, the former mobile-handsets division of Motorola, which split in two in January.