Sentence examples for second from which from inspiring English sources

It was a strange game, dull in the first half and pock-marked by slices of slapstick in the second, from which West Ham benefited.

Or to put it another way, even if we get utterly walloped today, please are we allowed to snigger a bit at Australia on the way down?" Updated at 9.46pm GMT 9.39pm GMT 25th over: New Zealand 42-3 (Fulton 21, Brownlie 13) Broad bowled the day's first over, and Anderson the second, from which Fulton grabs a couple from the third ball.

Drivers who sign up for MyRate will install a small wireless device in their cars that transmits to Progressive not just how many miles they drive but also when those miles are driven and, to some extent, how they are driven: the device measures the car's speed every second, from which Progressive can derive acceleration and braking behavior.

When an electron is excited to what is called, in spectroscopy, an excited singlet state, the state will have a lifetime of about 10−8 second, from which the excited electron can easily return to its ground state (which normally is a singlet state, too), emitting its excitation energy as fluorescence.

Norris awarded Caley Thistle two penalties - one that Cammy Bell saved and the second from which they went 2-1 after afthe the goalkeeper was sent off.

(2) The second from which the responses were triggered by C-fibers from the hand and forehead but by Aδ-fibers from the foot (pink area).

The first, from which the quote above is taken, is the Department for Transport's (DfT) long-delayed response to the Get Britain Cycling inquiry.

Our transport was the first from which no one was taken to the gas chambers, probably because they knew by then that the Russians were very close.

The third, from which Joshua will read, was written in Wegrow, Poland, and is the only one of the 13 Torahs in that town to survive the Holocaust.

In this study, different from the popular KWD, an approximate waveform capacity dimension (AWCD) is formulated first, from which an AWCD-based modal abnormality algorithm (AWCD-MAA) is systematically established.

An Euler finite-difference solver is executed first, from which a flow field is obtained to be used as an input to the Kirchoff formulation to predict the acoustic far-field.