Sentence examples for sites from which from inspiring English sources

Experts however say younger birds may not reappear at the sites from which they fledge for several years.

Some traders also create Web sites from which cover graphics and track listings can be downloaded and printed.

Ms. Carton titles the works with the addresses of the Web sites from which she plucked the images.

Yahoo, for instance, sells "paid inclusion," which ensures that marketers appear in the index of sites from which Yahoo draws its search results.

He said that the "presidential sites" from which Saddam Hussein had tried to bar inspectors in 1997 were also used for concealment.

It should be noted, however, that both of these channels feature links to sites from which Fifa coins can be purchased – despite the recent changes.

He listed hundreds of links to secret sites from which his readers could obtain the latest blood-drenched insurgent videos from Iraq.

It's not scientifically accurate, he said, because there is no single registry of congregational Web sites from which to draw a random sample.

He opened up excavations on Etruscan sites from which such world-renowned pieces of ancient statuary as the "Orator" and the "Chimera" were taken.

In other words, they actually have plausible business models which is more than can be said for some of the Western sites from which they took their inspiration.

Many of the issues it tackles have to do with changes in dating thanks to the recent accessibility of archaeological sites from which some of the Freer sculptures were reported to have come.