Sentence examples for the area to which from inspiring English sources

Montmartre, which, as now, was renowned for its nightlife, was the area to which most black visitors gravitated.

But in foreign policy a broad identity of view persisted between the front benches, and this was the area to which Churchill primarily devoted himself.

The city eventually moved to retake control of the space; in 2007, the co-op filed a lawsuit disputing the boundaries of the area to which the city was entitled.

They thus helped establish the myth that the war was not the policy of the Chinese government but was a result of a native uprising in the northeast, the area to which the disorders were mainly confined.

His philosophical work is of an importance far more general than the area to which he principally applied it, the philosophy of mathematics: he initiated a revolution, in fact, as profound as that of René Descartes in the 17th century.

But, Mr. Cholst said, if the roof space beyond the penthouse owner's exclusive use area can be used by other shareholders or owners, then it is critical for a prospective buyer to obtain a specific representation as to the area to which he or she will have exclusive rights.

A last-minute £1m donation from the Express newspaper owner Richard Desmond clearly failed to make a difference in the areas to which it was directed.

Covering the areas to which many artists and others are moving, this district was created by the city in 1987 to preserve clothing manufacturing in New York.

"You had too many people that were not even trained in the areas to which they were assigned, and then to be supervisors.

This special issue of JPDC is devoted to a collection of articles which are representative of the areas to which parallel and distributed simulation are now being applied.

The fourth and final point I wanted to make is about practical cases, and the areas to which this applies.