Sentence examples for prospect from which from inspiring English sources

He has found the ideal prospect from which to mull over the end-stopped Story of Humankind.

Buy from Amazon.comTHE oil prospect from which the Deepwater Horizon rig was disengaging itself when disaster struck on April 20th 2010 was named Macondo after the setting of Gabriel García Márquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude".

The Berlin Wall, and the iron curtain more generally, were the largest prison walls ever built, since there was no realistic prospect of any invasion from which the minefields and guard towers might protect the people behind them.

Meanwhile, many people complain they are trapped in repetitive jobs from which the prospect of moving up or improving skills is severely restricted by competitive pressures, suggesting political hopes invested in having work are on the optimistic side.

We begin "On a blue November dawn, not long before the present time", on "one of the old roads leaving a well-known country town in the west of England... a windy spot from which a wide prospect of the countryside is available".

With the exception of 1929, October has often been a bad month from which to view the market's prospects.

These prospects participate in a series of interviews from which a competency profile is developed.

This has lifted the prospects of the professoriate at the elite colleges from which Obama takes much of his advice.

This careful approach will help pare down the prospects and provide a relevant selection of candidates from which to choose.

Those major integrated oil stocks appearing to have attractive prospects now are the ones that have ample resources from which they can expand production.

Given the low base from which this is starting, it is a woeful prospect.