Sentence examples for spots on which from inspiring English sources
But their spending, along with millions of other middle-class Chinese consumers is, in these doom-laden times, arguably one of the few bright spots on which a future global recovery might be based.
In the bell of one, lavish decoration in green lacquer has worn away exactly at the spots on which Puzzi placed his hand to shape the pitch of his notes.
I walked around for a few minutes, with my head bent and my eyes intently focused on finding clean spots on which to step.
I won't reveal too much, since an iPlayer binge awaits those who have yet to tune in, but at the halfway mark the labyrinthine plot has already taken us down several dead ends while tantalisingly sketching the limits of the blind spots on which the stories ultimately converge.
The results of this study provide some guide as to the key areas or 'hot spots' on which to focus attention when designing supportive care interventions for melanoma survivors and those at high risk of skin cancer.
Everyone in Cas tells me his attitude is also spot-on, which is the other thing you have got to watch in a young player with so much natural ability.
And even if the life span numbers are spot-on — which some researchers argue is improbable, considering how transient many South Texas immigrants are, and how dire conditions are in the border's colonias — the region's health care providers argue that a long life should not be mistaken for a healthy life.
Tritely, one rememers the precise spot on which one stood, resisting acceptance and grief.
He wrote: "The Death of a President enters the house and becomes a death in the family.... Tritely one remembers the precise spot on which one stood, resisting acceptance and grief.
According to one version, "Immediately upon his arrival at the Chicago fair, Mr. Conant turned his steps to the spot on which Libby prison stood.
The spot on which you stand can be the locus of historical contests yet still seem comfortably nestled in a pastoral, courtly or regal setting.
