Sentence examples for someone in which from inspiring English sources

Australians have not always been unanimous in taking him to heart, but they have someone in which to be proud.

The final song on the album, "Gotta Have Someone," in which he blurts, "My longing for control is leaving me so cold," is a hard-headed acknowledgment of his need for a lasting, even if imperfect relationship.

The baby is now a young child who is never tired, except when I want him to demonstrate how cute and smart he is to someone, in which case he swoons with exhaustion.

This is where you can see their info, and if they're already married to someone, in which case, you will not be able to marry them.

Consider what it is like to have a conversation with someone in which the other person does all the talking and never lets you speak.

She may even transfer this right of decision to someone else, in which case that person acquires the same rights she had.

"The electorate might choose someone else, in which case I'll be unemployed.

Or, one can direct one's question to someone else, in which case we have an instance of a "directed question (Anfrage)".

Unless, of course, you wish to share it with someone else – in which case it gets sent directly from your PC to theirs.

"But everyone who tried to correct my behaviour was always someone in authority, which I reacted really badly to".

The cultural and linguistic barrier is hardly obvious in "Like Someone in Love," which can feel, in its melancholy, sympathetic detachment, rather like a Japanese film.