Sentence examples for officials of which from inspiring English sources

Since 1789, when the Constitution went into effect, the House has voted to impeach just 16 officials, of which only one, Andrew Johnson, was a President.

Cooke's stadium, which he still hopes to have built for the 1997 season, will have giant replay screens so fans can better see replays of blown calls by officials, "of which we've had plenty this year," Cooke said.

Briggs's statement said: "At the conclusion of the official programme for the day, my chief of staff and I went for dinner and we invited several other officials of which one female public servant agreed to attend.

"All of which happened," as Frank aptly sums up, "courtesy of our government, the officials of which have conducted themselves ever since as though nothing really untoward happened at all.

(We still don't yet know all the details of Flynn's relationship with the Russians, for example, but the reports of top campaign officials, of which Flynn was one, in "constant contact" with Russian intelligence operatives during the election is cause for great concern).

During civil cases against the government, Branch Davidians made a number of claims about the conduct of law officials, most of which were found to be baseless.

The package would be worth $6 billion, these officials said, of which about $1 billion would come from the fund itself.

Many of the documents are unedited, firsthand reports by military officials, some of which are routine after-action summaries.

The note detailed a growing list of inquiries from federal and state officials, many of which have looked into the company's claims about its technology.

Their instinctive caution has been strengthened by Operation Prominent Hammer, a highly secret war game recently played by senior officials, details of which have begun to leak out.

The Election Day budget alone is more than $3 million, officials say, of which $2 million will come directly from Mr. Corzine's campaign.