Sentence examples for uniform of which from inspiring English sources

And yet something seems right about Drogba in Impact uniform, of which the first glimpse was offered on Saturday.

"It's an indication that the agency is readily recognizable, and its men and women are proud of the uniform of which they exhibit," he said.

He was dressed in light-wash Levi's jeans, thick-soled athletic shoes, and a white button-down shirt — his daily uniform, of which only the colors change.

Many children wore their uniform regardless of which day of the week it was, as it was the only set of clothes they had.

He can speedily recommend a 3percenttaxax decrease down the line, a modest figure, the uniform application of which would help in restoring conservative philosophical confidence.

Because of that, a dogma evolved about fifty years ago that the process of oogenesis in the animal kingdom follows a uniform pattern, of which there are two main variants.

Dix again ran his race dressed in the uniform of Florida State, which he graduated from this spring.

He asked them why they wore a German uniform, to which one of them replied by asking why Leclerc wore an American one.

"The ready-made tie is part of the official uniform for which police officers receive a uniform allowance of approximately $1,000 annually to cover expenses and purchases associated with uniforms".

There was a small black-and-white photo of his father in a fascist uniform, the discovery of which, Díaz said, inspired "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao".

A "kit," for you Yanks, is the name for the uniform footballers wear, of which a logo of Microsoft's choosing will be on the front.