Sentence examples for upon which to spend from inspiring English sources
There was more capital than land upon which to spend it.
There is common ground upon which to stand.
"After I broke with the Communist Party I had nowhere else to go," Wright told Ellison; much of his self-imposed exile in France was spent trying to find what Ellison called "a new ground upon which to struggle".
There is no glimmer of hope upon which to cling.
They are blank canvases upon which to build these characters.
Another key concept upon which to build greater understanding.
Laura Bush has been remarkably successful in maintaining the impression that there are no notable differences of political opinion between her and her husband, largely because she has let it be thought that when she is with her husband political opinions, much less political arguments, are not something upon which she wants to spend a lot of time.
"People tend not to remember the occasions upon which they spend $50 on a jacket from H&M," he adds.
The regime has a million and a half soldiers in its security apparatus, upon which its spends millions in order to train them for one task: to keep the Egyptian people down.
There was also a yellow sofa or chaise-longue upon which Lennon would spend much of his time.
