Sentence examples for periods from which from inspiring English sources

The exhibition highlights seven periods from which artifacts were found.

Many parents go through difficult periods from which they recover, and the plight of children in care is a national scandal.

The doubly-randomized, 8-week double-blind treatment phase was comprised of two 4-week periods, from which a combined test statistic was generated, with pre-determined weights assigned to each of the 2 treatment periods.

It is a curious fact that the only periods from which we have dated paraphrases of Aristotelian works are precisely these three.

It's so exciting, I even forgot how to use normal punctuation!!! Then there's the crash and suddenly, the exclamation points all seem to quietly melt back into the puddle of periods from which they came from.

Furthermore, extended durations of bone survival in temperate (and arctic) environments make them particularly well-suited for obtaining ecological insight for historical periods from which monitoring data is often problematic or absent.

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.

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