Sentence examples for smallest of which from inspiring English sources

Today, 20,000 people were active in three demonstrations, the smallest of which, with several hundred, being a pro-American rally.

A posse of fashionable architects has created six towers, the smallest of which will be 37-storeys high, complete with rooftop swimming pools and a cavernous casino.

Soil organisms are commonly divided into five arbitrary groups according to size, the smallest of which are the protists including bacteria, actinomycetes, and algae.

Viewed with an undersoil camera from the side, the Wimbledon grass is divided into sections, the smallest of which is green.

"Dogs belong in a kennel," he says, pointing to the rows of dog cages, the smallest of which are only 18 inches tall by 18 inches wide by 18 inches deep.

Among the rituals are hunting, sports, and drinking games, sketched in here through juxtaposed portraits, landscapes, and still-life images, even the smallest of which have genuine emotional weight.

A split level, it had two small bedrooms, the smaller of which I shared with my sister, Barb, and our overweight beagle, Dottie.

The scarcity of power lines is holding up efforts to generate electricity from sun and wind.These problems have two causes, the smaller of which is lack of money.

The City of Industry is a 13-mile stretch of enterprise that is home to 2,200 companies, most of them small, of which 550 are Chinese and 135 Hispanic.

But, Ms. Moore said, her mortgage broker assured her that she would be able to refinance the mortgages — the smaller of which has an interest rate of 12.75 percent — within six months, cutting her monthly payments in half.

The underside of the base has two sound holes, the larger of which is called the "dragon pond" (longchi), and the smaller of which is called the "phoenix pool" (fengzhao).