Sentence examples for place whence from inspiring English sources

Why did they bury the body at sea, the one place whence it could never be exhumed?

The city, he claimed, "was Abstract living converted in to form". He viewed the me tropolis as "the place where the coming mathematical art istic temperament is being de veloped, the place whence the new style will emerge". At this point in time, Mondrian's faith in the progressive spirit of modernity and particu larly his faith in its urban promise seems rather poig nant.

Again, the speed of the movement would not increase towards the end if it were due to constraint or extrusion; for a constrained movement always diminishes in speed as the source of constraint becomes more distant, and a body moves without constraint to the place whence it was moved by constraint.

Americans have always had an itch to move to greener pastures, searching for better opportunities and breaking away from the bounds and frustrations of the places whence they came.

Austere greybeards p281 struggle with boys for places whence to see thee in the tender embraces of thy sire, borne through the midst of Rome on a triumphal chariot decked but with the shade of a simple laurel branch.

So long as this property was authorized, there could be no doubt of the right of the holder to pursue it, and carry it back without hindrance to the place from whence it escapes.

Because we're all creatures of habit who return to that familiar place from whence we came.

As for the rest of the structure, it will return to the place from whence it came, the local earth of NYC.

But no matter how the Eurasian strain got to Mexico, Dr. Silbergeld thinks the genetic swimming pool that is found in modern swine - or poultry - production is probably the place from whence this killer bug evolved.

"Cities are becoming bigger, and we collectively are forgetting the natural places from whence we emerged," Ford tells The Creators Project.

So O'Connor makes fingers out the door while Henchy expounds on his schemes of Office – from whence he'd ride those forgetful rats right round the place.