Sentence examples for series from which from inspiring English sources

And then the two states played a three-match series from which the best players were picked for Australia.

The term was first used by the Pythagoreans as the name of the beginning number of a series, from which all following numbers derived.

There is only a hint of that tonight when he appears as Mrs. Garrett in "Diff'rent Stokes," the series from which "Facts of Life" was spun off.

This setup once could have been read as an allegory for the tribulations endured by the presumptive audience for the comic-book series from which the movies sprang.

There's a myth that's grown up around the new Who: that it has achieved its success in spite of the old series from which it sprang.

Natural uncertainty is incorporated in the distribution function of the annual maximum series from which the flood design criteria (e.g. annual failure probability, AFP) is derived.

Correction: March 4, 2004, Thursday A television review yesterday about "Stephen King's Kingdom Hospital" on ABC misidentified the country that originated the 1994 mini-series from which it was adapted.

This distribution contains all the relevant information of the time-series, from which any marginal and conditional of interest can be derived.

The US finished a best-ever sixth in the overall series standings, from which the top four qualified for Rio outright.

Those efforts included relocating the series from North Carolina, which doubled as Washington D.C. in the show's first two seasons, to South Africa, which stood in for Pakistan.

The Dutch Landscapes series from 2011, which were exhibited in May to September 2012, comprises Henner's curated set of Google maps from the Netherlands.