Sentence examples for of which wore from inspiring English sources
The car he was in overtook a caravan of camels, each of which wore a red tail light.
A warm seafood salad had tender, delightful squid, shrimp, scallops and mussels, all of which wore just a gloss of olive oil.
Subjects were divided into two groups, each of which wore either one of these lens designs and 17 of 22 subjects completed the 6-month study.
The quickness of modern cataract surgery by phacoemulsification has made topical anaesthesia, the effects of which wear off faster than the previously used peribulbar injections, the method of choice for analgesia.
If you're a German punk-rock band made up of four middle-aged men, half of which wear glasses, things are similarly bleak.
Still, Rutgers had a chance because of its full-court press, which wore the Cardinals down in the second half.
His image as the wise, old doctor is reinforced by busts of him, which wear large beards on a wrinkled face.
New construction often brings down the value of older homes, which wear out and go out of fashion, dragging down prices.
Largely, though, what the camera dwells upon is his face — sharp and stilled, the eyes set deep under the eaves of his brow, which wears a permanent frown.
ExxonMobil is interested in prolonging the shelf life of drill bits, which wear out after only hours boring holes in the ground.
Kylo has his own Knights (like an evil Knights of the Round Table)......Which wear medieval-style armor and helmets.
