Sentence examples for upon which to rest from inspiring English sources
The Stinger tee also has a smaller area upon which to rest the ball.
Whenever academics, extracurricular activities, or personal life tosses you around, there is a soft pillow of fellowship upon which to rest your head.
For much of the new material, we have only Jerry's word, which can be a wobbly foundation upon which to rest a nonfictional narrative.
That Congress twice failed to grant the Attorney General specific authority to file suit against California, 4 is not a sufficient basis upon which to rest a restriction of the Attorney General's statutory authority.
These courts have found that the negligent failure to prevent a suicide is an insufficient basis upon which to rest a Fourteenth Amendment due process claim under 42 U.S.C. § 1983.
There is consequently no ground upon which to rest the contention that Charles W. Colehour had any interest or right in the lands that passed to his assignee in bankruptcy.
Starting with your words is a great baseline to have, but use that plan simply as a foundation upon which to build the rest of your messaging – then, you can be assured your audience (whomever is included) will listen to what you have to say.
Now he has a platform upon which to build for the rest of the year having returned to the world's top 100.
It was furnished simply with two chairs, a cot, and a table (upon which rested two apples, a banana, a box of chocolates, and the script).
Software application developers and all forms of data engineering professionals also know a good deal about semiconductor chipsets and architecture, after all - it's important to be able to create and optimize software code to the specific environment upon which you wish to rest your computer functions for the best performance.
He further suggests that any challenge or possibility of thwarting these basic human needs, or a danger to the defenses, which protect them, or to the conditions upon which they rest, could be considered a threat [ 32].
