Sentence examples for was at which from inspiring English sources

Tri-SSRs were the most common SSRs; the most common motif was AT, which was found in 655 (46.3%) di-SSRs, followed by the AAG motif, found in 342 (25.9%) tri-SSRs.

It is certainly self-revealing - which reminds me of Evelyn Waugh's repeated remarks during the intervals in a television interview conducted by her, at Waugh's request, in the 1960s: "When is Miss Howard going to take off all her clothes?" I could have done without some of the lists of who was at which party or who came to stay.

But what the soft drink experts wanted to know was; at which point in the distribution chain would the various people who took part in it be able to make a (small) profit out of their involvement?

I was perplexed about this because I knew that she wasn't happy where she was at which is what led us to the conversation about dreams in the first place.

Rhys has claimed to be particularly pleased with "Into the Night" (which "was kind of where my head was at, which is quite a ridiculous place to be") and "Carbon Dating" ("probably the most beautiful song on the record") while Huw Bunford has described the album as "one of [the] best records we've ever made".

A central research question was at which processing stages changes may be found in aphasia.

(Actually, rocket science is what it is, at which we're better than anybody).

This is now where science is at, which is a long way from saying "I'm an Aries".

One, when we didn't have any deals announced, people would say, you know, when is at which.

"That's I think symbolic of where we're at, which is why we repeat back everything Trump says," he noted.

Then there is the issue of what a vendor promised you at a meeting you were at, which was never confirmed in writing, and is now being questioned.