Sentence examples for older of which from inspiring English sources

Practically every neighbourhood has a church, the older of which attest to the wealth and grandeur of the church in the Baroque and Neo-Classical periods.

The presence of several scarps separating these surfaces, the most degraded and older of which are inside the plateau, reflects a polyphase evolution.

There are two distinct styles of fado, the older of which is associated with the city of Lisbon and the younger with the north-central Portuguese city of Coimbra.

In another large study with a sample of 63,467 women (ages 45 years or older, of which,14.5% had migraine), migraine prevalence did not differ significantly as a function of BMI, but severely obese women were more likely to have increased headache frequency and risk of phonophobia and photophobia[29].

It is composed of two craters, the older of which is covered by lava flows running to the northwest and southern coasts.

Paul plays Hollis, a widower alcoholic trying to raise his two young sons, the older of which, Jacob Josh Wigginss) is a hellion and seems to find himself in trouble with the law on a regular basis.

Ridgefield is fortunate to have several places for brunch, the oldest of which is The Elms (built in 1799).

The Bahraini Ministry of Education maintains a network of public libraries, the oldest of which, in Manama, opened in 1946.

Ruined buildings include the Pakuwonan palace (1680), Fort Speelwijk, and several mosques, the oldest of which dates from 1562.

Serene "secret" gardens and an attractive lake surround the buildings, the oldest of which dates back to 1405.

MIT's current network of outside investment managers includes more than 145 different relationships, the largest and oldest of which is with Wellington Management Company, Bufferd said.