Sentence examples for was from which from inspiring English sources
preposition
With the source or provenance of or at.
- This wine comes from France.
That's the challenge, and the risk, of memoir, and if she has always been a personal writer, with her last three books — "Blue Nights," "The Year of Magical Thinking" and 2003's "Where I Was From," which she thinks of as "the California book" — she has shifted focus, in large measure, from the outer to the inner world.
It was impossible to tease apart which fragment of genome was from which species, McCutcheon says.
The highest-rated market was Philadelphia, where Smarty Jones is from, which generated a 28.1 rating.
Receive a message indicating it is from which slave. 3.
Not in words, but in the felt language of being from which all words arise.
We are programmed, the minute we start learning, with beliefs that depend entirely on which country we're from, which race, which gender, which class, which religion.
Therefore, everyone is seen by DSM-IV-TR as sick, the only question being from which sickness es) they suffer.
The third question is from which age surgery should be recommended.
He told me there weren't any jobs where he was phoning from, which was Pakistan.
The third largest was from Morgan Income & Capital Trust, which attracted €189m.
And he was from Saudi Arabia, which is around where the logic stops.
