Sentence examples for the spring from which from inspiring English sources

Often family can be the spring from which our troubles spill forth.

Coming into this game, it was expected that Mourning would be the spring from which all good things came.

The heart speaks many ways.' Racine, 1669 Emblazoned on cards and carved into bark, pierced by an arrow and broken in two, the heart, bleeding and aching, is love's own icon and the spring from which all human emotion was thought to flow before synapses and neural networks came along.

I would think of this moment again, later on, when a Yurok elder told me a story about the spring from which her family used to drink.

At the edge of our town's courthouse square is a gazebo that invites locals and tourists alike to pause and rest at the spring from which early Harrisonburg arose.

There are 14 acre of gardens including the springs from which the city takes its name.

Even though A. cellulolyticus grows optimally at the temperature of the hot spring from which it was collected, 55 °C [ 34], the E1 protein has been shown to be active at considerably higher temperatures, with an optimum of 81 °C (in vitro) [ 21, 22, 35].

That harsh reality feeds the neurotic spring from which much of the show's humor flows.

The bottom surface was supported by a double cantilever spring from which the normal forces were measured and connected to a piezoelectric bimorph slider for shear measurements.

The track passes Norm's spring, from which local legend holds it is good luck to drink.

Due to the springs from Arg, which connected the βTD (cyan; see also Figs. 4 and 8 a ) with the hybrid domain near the head region (drawn beneath the hybrid domain in Fig. 3), the motions of the hybrid domain of model A were restrained, whereas those in model B were not.