Sentence examples for places whereas from inspiring English sources

Still, the album drags in places, whereas "The Greatest" snapped and burned.

"Being in the chair it is hard to access a lot of places, whereas in a kayak you can get to places where you otherwise wouldn't be able to get to in the chair".

King has nuanced politics: he's pretty much against political correctness, but as a rough leftie concedes that many hearts have been in the right places, whereas offence-taking by the right is simply "sly".

Before cellphones, he said, people made plans based on prearranged times and places, whereas now we can micro-coordinate, or adjust plans according to real-time events, be it a traffic jam or a late night at the office.

"But now a whole new wave is coming in, there are money transfer companies, there are big retailers, wholesalers who are financing what we would consider to be our clients, small shopkeepers and retailers and merchants … who are able to get credit from many different places, whereas they used to depend on us".

Given that it seemed to rain all night in nearby Naas, this takes some believing, but the official going at any rate is yielding to soft, soft in places, whereas 24 hours ago it was soft, soft to heavy in places.

Matthew put all those healings in one place, whereas Mark and Luke scattered them but in different ways.

This may prove complementary to the PSI platform, in that the Earth Engine helps you study a given place, whereas ALERTS helps you choose which places to study.

Many species dig holes in which the eggs are placed, whereas others bury them under leaf litter or deposit them in crannies of trees or caves.

Britain gained sixth place, whereas in the PISA 2011 report England (without Scotland and Wales) came 25th in reading and 28th in maths.

The themes of misogyny and moral rot came through so clearly because of the mass of fine-grained details of time and place – whereas the films risk being dressed up as mere generic crime yarns.