Sentence examples for ones from which from inspiring English sources

City were not creating many clear openings, ones from which it would have been easier to score than hit the goalkeeper.

I say the most successful experiences lie precisely in our failures – because they are the ones from which we learned most and forced us into improving ourselves.

"Full of striking moments, the poems of Moontide are illuminated by powerful lyric impulses, but ones from which their author feels a consistent need to seek refuge".

It should follow then that the best wine gifts at this time of year should be ones from which we must extract corks.

Miyamoto's team suggested that the environmentally-benign constituents left behind by the bacteria could be the same ones from which the plastic is formed.

Two of them, S. confusa and S. ionantha, are thought to be the ones from which the plants you find in any florist have been bred.

So, in 2008, when the economy imploded, we teetered on a precipice, one from which we have now backed away -- thankfully.

She also maintains other offices on West State Street -- the one from which she heads the state committee, her Assembly office and her office for the Budget Committee.

A shameless plug, Dean, and one from which Small Talk shall move swiftly on.

"An offshore discretionary trust is one from which they only might benefit, depending on how the trustees choose to exercise their discretion," Maugham said.

It tended to suggest a permanent condition and one from which a sufferer could never relax; "you're on a knife edge sort of thing.