Sentence examples for que which from inspiring English sources

It did not include Que, which came under the control of the Neo-Babylonian empire after the fall of Assyria in 612.

Toady's is the Plastic Logic Que, which is pronounced like the letter that falls between P and R. I, however, will henceforth pronounce it like the Portuguese word for "what," and the European Portuguese pronunciation at that.

Then add "que" which means "that", que links the independent and dependent clauses together as one whole phrase.

In 2005 scientists confirmed that the ancient Maya capital of La Corona in Petén was "Site Q" (the letter represents the Spanish word que, "which"), a long-sought location believed to be the provenance of a number of looted Mayan monuments that were sold on the antiquities market in the second half of the 20th century.

Check out our list below of some of the best restaurants in the borough from Williamsburg's Nitehawk Cinema, where you can enjoy dinner and a movie at the same time, to Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, which now serves up its famous barbecue in Park Slope.

In Guadalajara, Mexico the trends were '#QuieroConfesarlesQue' - which tweeters use to confess their secrets; ' BTRForGrammy' - a campaign for the American boy band Big Time Rush to win a Grammy; and 'PSY' - tweets about the Gangnam star's Grammy nomination.

Lawrence fascinated Malraux, & as a consequence he wrote in 1941 a study of him, called N' Erait-ce Donc Que Cela?," which has been printed since the war in a limited de-luxe edition.

Internationally prominent Portuguese novelist António Lobo Antunes published his latest novel, the multivoiced Sôbolos rios que vão, which echoed the title and themes of a long poem by Renaissance poet Luís de Camões.

An image posted on Reddit, taken in Lacolle, Que., which is near a border crossing into Vermont, shows a sign featuring a crossed out weed leaf.

By his early 20s, he had his first hit with "Mas Que Nada," which became a big success.

In the following year, Puerto Rican-American recording artist La India covered the song as the lead single from her album Dicen Que Soy which peaked at number eleven on the Hot Latin Songs chart, number thirteen on the Billboard Latin Pop Songs chart, and number-one on the Billboard Tropical Songs chart.