Sentence examples for seen from which from inspiring English sources

At the docks, where dozens of sea lions clamber to doze in soft brown piles, the lonely island known locally as 'The Rock' can be seen, from which Clint Eastwood made his Escape from Alcatraz.

Watch the battle of the sun loungers for a day anywhere on the Med this summer and see from which direction the arrogance comes.

Ancestry, unlike 23andMe, made it very easy to see from which countries most of my ancestry came.

If we consider a random selection of typical beliefs we hold, it is not easy to see from which basic beliefs they could be deduced.

Twitter also claims to have second fix in mind, that will involve giving users more control over what exactly they see from which users.

Sometimes it has been easy to see from which experiment the contaminating phage may have originated in other cases it has not been so easy.

This trend is seen from hafnium, which is almost identical chemically to zirconium, to mercury, which is quite distant chemically from cadmium, but still shares with it almost equal atomic size and other similar properties.

Like rucksack wearers, Friedrich's figures are often seen from behind, which is why they are known as ruckenfigur.

The oft-repeated cliche is that it can be seen from space, which is not surprising given it stretches more than 2,300km in length and, between its almost 3,000 individual reefs, covers an area about the size of Germany.

The orbits of these pairs are aligned such that one star passes in front of the other as seen from Earth, which allowed the researchers to approximate the size of each member from the durations of the eclipses.

Important differences for RA susceptibility genes have, however, been described between Caucasian and non-Caucasian populations, as seen both from which HLA alleles are associated with disease [ 4- 7] and from associations with non-HLA genes.