Sentence examples for to which made from inspiring English sources

Then Farmer Matthew had no one to show his penis to, which made him very sad, which was as bad as being burnt alive.

You can also see that Moscow, especially in a coat of gray winter slush, is not the friendliest of cities — something anyone who's been here can attest to — which made it that much more moving to see it as it was today, encircled with a ten-mile smile.

Few would ever know of the great profits to which the Forces made for the Armor, a special branch of the wizards and witches, to which made charter to enslave in secret and through brute, the controlling of Villager Group-thoughts and their talents.

Participants described their therapists as being easy to talk to, which made them feel at ease, and that this contributed to their enjoyment of the telephone sessions.

Even more people want to, which makes us hopeful.

She's also difficult to warm to, which makes it hard for us all.

In fact, only 4.5% are assumed to – which makes their uplift a rather more substantial £3,000 annually.

(And not, he added, like "Next to Normal," which "made me want to kill myself").

"Everything changed from one year to another which made it very interesting to me.

It turned out to be the first medal awarded to USA which made victory even sweeter.

Neuroanatomy, to a certain degree, was a stepping stone to psychology, which made him study neuroanatomy.