Sentence examples for project from which from inspiring English sources

From the stands, he pointed up to a window in a nearby housing project from which he watched games as a child.

This means the World Bank has exposure to the contentious Carmichael project, from which a growing number of Australian and overseas banks are shying away.

This capacity represents the soft component of the project from which we expect to generate a very big momentum for development.

Alessandra Sanguinetti documented the story of two girls growing up in Argentina, a project from which Mr. Masi drew inspiration while he was in school.

The National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, a huge public-works project from which the government says 44m families have benefited, was especially popular in Rajasthan and AP.

By Patrick Radden Keefe Clockwise from top right: Dolours Price; Gerry Adams Jean McConvillee and three of her children; I.R.A. men at the funeral of Bobby Sands; Divis Flats, the Belfast housing project from which McConville was abducted.

The sort of visionary will that produced W.P.A. projects from which the country continues to benefit seems almost anachronistic.

It will offer companies money to engage in proof-of-concept R&D projects from which new products and services could emerge.

How desperately does the United States want to participate in these projects, from which the next great advances in our understanding of the universe could come?

Both started as one-man, low-fidelity projects, from which we might infer that their touring-band iterations are re-enactments of some deep subconscious matter.

As a first step, the governor's office last week whittled down a $12 billion list submitted by 140 municipalities and state agencies to $6 billion worth of eligible projects from which to choose.