Sentence examples for the town from which from inspiring English sources

The town from which he got the inquiry was near Boston.

Chibok is the town from which more than 270 schoolgirls were kidnapped a month earlier.

(She was born Judy Cohen in the town from which she took her last name).

He drove 90 miles to the town from which the letter had been addressed.

Police officers were positioned at the railway station, the long-distance bus terminal, and the two roundabouts at opposite ends of the town, from which the outgoing roads diverged.

Yet for her forebears, this was home: Gyumri, close to the once-contested border with Turkey, was the town from which the first Kardashians fled to the US in the early 20th Century.

Wouldn't forcing Arabs to return to the towns "from which they came" create new injustices and perpetuate the cycle of revenge?

It is typical of the towns from which underemployed sharecroppers fled north to Chicago, Detroit and other cities in search of a better life.

The virus, provisionally named "Schmallenberg virus" after the German town from which the first positive samples came, was detected in November in dairy cows that had shown signs of infection with fever and a drastic reduction in milk production.

Work started weeks after German bombers had unleashed an early dose of Blitzkreig on the Basque town from which the work takes its name.

Married to an American lawyer, he is a native of Varese (about 240 kilometers from Bologna), the same town from which the Castiglioni brothers hail.