Sentence examples for the event from which from inspiring English sources

The beer-flowing, lederhosen-wearing Oktoberfest of today looks different from the event from which it originated.

This was the event from which countryman Jared Tallent had withdrawn before the Games but Bird-Smith emerged from his team-mate's shadow in fine style to finish third behind China's Zhen Wang and compatriot Zelin Cai.

He points out that the event from which Hawking withdrew is not really an academic one but rather "an annual celebration of the Israeli business, political and military elites", and he rebuts the principal attacks on Hawking.

Casualty dates from at least 10 years before the crushing of the Prague Spring by Soviet tanks in 1968 (the event from which the signposts, "Before" and "After," take their orientation).

In an example of the public affection held for Hawking – giant of science, best-selling author, pop culture icon – 27,000 people had applied to attend the event, from which 1,000 were picked.

I came to this passage particularly struck with the way in which figuration gives the Queen's grief a life beyond the event from which it originates Richard's departure for Ireland.

The detailed analysis of the above mentioned entities will ascertain not only that it is possible to reuse the information from the Meaning Postulates (MPs) of the events from which they derive, but also that the information already included in the knowledge base is maximized.

2 The events from which this wrongful death action arose occurred on 31 December 1987.

Her work poses the question, "Can photos of evidence from the past represent authentically that event from which the evidence is taken?".

The loss of self was considered more profound owing to the suddenness of the PE event from which they attributed the loss of self to originate.

At another point in those seconds or that minute he had been talking about why World War I was the critical event from which the entire rest of the 20th century flowed.