Sentence examples for scheme of which from inspiring English sources

A total of 88,420 homes have been bought through the scheme, of which 94% were outside London.

The only reason for discussing what he thought was essentially a private act was to draw attention to a scheme of which many people remained ignorant.

She gives the example of the Digismart scheme, of which she is a patron, which uses digital tools to mentor struggling school children, and has been introduced at 500 schools.

Murphy called on Starbucks to join the Fair Tax Mark scheme, of which he is a director, a watermark system for companies that pay their share to the exchequer.

Whether the nefarious mind-control scheme of which Kris and Jeff amongg others) are victims or the feeling of extrasensory sympathy among intimates, Carruth envisions a scheme of intersubjectivity that is simultaneously a menace and a marvel.

The Mutabilitie Cantos employ the new nine-line stanza Spenser had created for The Faerie Queene: eight iambic pentameter lines followed by a ninth line of six iambic feet (an alexandrine), the rhyme scheme of which is ababbcbcc.

Should award schemes, of which there are far too many, make this a component of how they hand out gongs?

His name and administration have surfaced repeatedly, described as a participant in the kickback schemes of which Mr. Rezko is accused.

Public bike-sharing schemes, of which there are more than 500 around the world, have existed in China for about a decade but the scale on which these private initiatives are being rolled out is unprecedented.

It has now emerged, however, that only £3bn of that money is for rail schemes – of which £1.35bn had already been allocated, mainly to upgrades in and around Manchester.

Taking this principle, together with what Cunningham says of the matter, one may now look at a very short and very powerful poem with a view to distinguishing the forms, or schemes, of which it is made.