Sentence examples for place with which from inspiring English sources
And professionally, there is only once place with which he is familiar.
It's a place with which I'm familiar and where I hope I can continue.
In any case, I can't imagine a better place with which to begin such a rethink.
His audition for the part took place at the Savoy cocktail bar - a place with which the 19-year-old Watling was hardly familiar.
Under severe media pressure, he shifted his new office from swanky mid-town Manhattan to low-rent Harlem, a place with which he claimed long and heartfelt connections.
In the meantime, though, the Raiders find themselves back in limbo, a place with which they are becoming all too familiar.
He often paints Williamsburg and the Gowanus Canal, places with which he has childhood associations.
These are some of the places with which your teen should be well acquainted, especially with regards to dorm food.
The success or failure of firms obviously affects the fortunes of the places with which they are associated as expressed in, for example, job opportunities and tax payments.
A city spokesman later told local reporters that only attacks in partner cities or "places with which Berlin has a special relationship" would prompt such an illumination.
THE BOOK BENCH: Your novels are closely tied to the places in which they are set, often (as in the case of Paris) places with which you are intimately familiar.
