Sentence examples for to which somebody from inspiring English sources

The degree to which somebody is going to care what the front-page editor of The Times has decided is front-page news — [that] I don't know.

I was forced to open the door, do a "general call out" to the rest of the passengers requesting some tissues, to which somebody eventually responded.

"In a controlled situation in the laboratory, researchers can use sensors to detect the event at which somebody becomes stressed, but for something people would want to use at work or home it's reasonably ambitious to have something that detects that across all kinds of situations," said Prof Anthony Steed from University College London's department of computer science.

But there's a point at which somebody is so far removed from the formal system that he has no interest in changing it.

The cornfed hipsters at the Sanders rally look like they have probably attended a party at which somebody played a bongo.

"We had to make sure chefs here would work as if they were part of a relay race, in which somebody has to open a path and then allow another to take over and innovate further".

"I got into a fight with a guy in Washington, DC which somebody managed to catch on video, and you see me say to the guy at the end when he's all hemmed in and twisted up like a pretzel: 'Are you OK?' Ha ha ha!

"I think there has to be some way in which somebody can be heard other than by an employee of the State of New York".

Leonard Wolf's "The Annotated Dracula," with six hundred notes, was the first, and it also did the job — which somebody had to do eventually — of picking through the psychoneurotic aspects of the novel.

When it came time to name the color, Cimarron, which somebody said sounded like Spanish for "cinnamon" (though it's actually Spanish for "wild, untamed") was well received, until Volk told the group that Cimarron was also the name of the subdivision she lives in.

Asked whether it was right that so many top English clubs were now foreign-owned, he said: "It's an artificial question which somebody wants to put on the table.