Sentence examples for on were of from inspiring English sources

Many of the killings, early on, were of local "big men".

But the men Attlee leaned on were of course of Labour's old guard.

There is still some question if the secrets Guillaume passed on were of any value to East Germany.

The chairs that he and the interviewer sat on were of an odd height, and the physical comedy he got out of that alone was incredible.

We can assume that the contents of his phone, his computer, his camera and so on were of more interest to the authorities than anything he chose to say in interview.

Although the effects of stress at lights on were of similar magnitude than those of stress at lights off, important differences in the sleep rebound latencies were observed: whatever the time of day the stress was applied, its effects on sleep always occurred during the dark period.

The burgers they're focused on are of the plant-based variety.

The research on what the systematic review was based on was of average to high quality.

The activities going on were those of private citizens.

The amount of construction going on is of some magnitude.

The talk in the shops early on was of the vote and what happens next.