Sentence examples for period from which from inspiring English sources

In the present investigation, we analysed the molecular genetic history of S. Infantis infection in Finnish cattle from 1985 to 2005, a time period from which isolates were available.

This was Cardin's most significant period, from which his style emerged and has barely changed.

It was an episode and a period from which they all learned something.

This is the period from which the great early legends of London spring.

Ten years is a relatively short time period from which to predict long-term changes, Ruiz-Carrascal cautions.

There's no obvious last period from which we can unravel the game in the way we did before.

By reviving one of Bernstein's works, Mr. Resnais also revived memories of the period from which it came.

Woodblock illustration reached its peak in the Ming period, from which many of the show's books date.

The nineteen‐fifties was a prolific period from which she had a lot of clothes to choose.

These conditions are appropriate for MGS Phase 2 aerobraking period from which the accelerometer data is used.

After the lacklustre play Cantorial (1984), about a haunted synagogue-turned-apartment, Levin had a fallow period, from which came his first novel in 15 years, Sliver (1991).