Sentence examples for said from which from inspiring English sources
Without question the "nightmare," as Lloyd deMause said, "from which we're only now beginning to awake".
"It is a 'cadaver,' " he said, "from which everyone wants to rob a piece".
A small hole in the statuary marble surface allows him to plug in an iPad, he said, from which he can adjust the room's lighting and the window shades.
"It looks like a huge store window in which are placed all the containers," Ms. Halbreich said, from which the artist ingested for a year, "from sugar to his medication".
There are elements of Gelb's vision, Bass said, from which she will excuse herself, such as "From the House of the Dead," which, when I saw it in Aix, was monumental and grimly compelling.
"The acceptance or rejection of all proposals that come to us is based on national constants," the statement said, "from which there is no retreat so long as Israel exercises its daily terrorism and occupies Arab lands".
"They have executed P.O.W.'s," he said, without saying from which country.
Only around a quarter of its retail-banking operations provide satisfactory returns, though Mr Gulliver did not say from which countries HSBC would withdraw.
Spanish intelligence acted with the help of information from foreign intelligence agencies, Mr. Rubalcaba said, though he did not say from which countries.
But they are a critical step toward understanding the biology of breast cancer, scientists say, from which new treatments should emerge.
"We have received calls from Syrian and Afghan citizens, but we can't yet say from which countries the people came from … and a Syrian travel document was found," she said.
