Sentence examples for tracks from which from inspiring English sources

(Correct response: her stride, based on the 3.2 million-year-old tracks from which all other assumptions were made).

The major for the Class of 2021 and subsequent classes The Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations major has two tracks from which students may choose.

Around 1855, John Y . Dater great-great-grandfather of the historian, bought 22 acres near the tracks from which he supplied wood to fuel the locomotives.

"It would involve a series of pylons installed along the outside edge of the tracks, from which a deck would project out.

The plots were located on the segments of the altimeter ground tracks from which averaged SLICER CHPs were derived, and the ground observations were acquired within 2 weeks of the SLICER data acquisition to minimize temporal change.

A vertical, upstairs-downstairs picture is being replaced by a horizontal model in which culturally related forms with different, sometimes conflicting social histories run on parallel tracks from which they often veer and intersect.

In their home country, the children would have learned that the track from which a train departs is printed in the train schedule.

On this particular night, six years ago, Fuel and his men followed the Westway by foot until they reached their final destination: a small enclave above the track from which they could properly survey the scene.

Will Power won the IndyCar Grand Prix of Sonoma at Infineon Raceway, a track from which he was airlifted a year ago after breaking his back in a crash in practice.

The first track, from which the album takes its title, is nearly half an hour long, and features the Quartet playing with Homayun Sakhi, the US-based exponent of the Afghan rubab.

I follow him on Twitter; back when this play is set, he and his group The Lilac Time released a brilliant album called Astronauts, at least one track from which would usually make it on to my own compilation tapes.