Sentence examples for whence it's from inspiring English sources

With a little tweaking, she becomes at least structurally the torch-bearer for a marginalized group, less dusty old judge than romantic figurehead, from whence it's a short haul to liberation icon and the descent – or ascent, depending on one's view – into all-out kitsch.

The compilation album whence it came, 2008's Random Album Title, has given rise to a follow-up, For Lack of a Better Name.

Villa continued to compete with spirit and no little skill, playing with good width, and the game was in the balance until the 73rd minute, when Shelvey's cross from the right enabled Pablo Hernández to step inside two would-be tacklers before rifling a shot back whence it came, into Guzan's left-hand corner.

Canadian gas sells at a discount, too: North American prices are far lower than those in Asia.Getting the oil to the seaAnother proposed pipeline, Northern Gateway, would carry oil to Canada's west coast, whence it could be shipped to Asia.

There the seat of its leader was at Samarkand, whence it penetrated Central Asia.

GWAR's Slave Pit and the Richmond Art Scene from Whence It Came.

You never know from whence it comes.

"I've got to change it from whence it starts".

I looked quickly in the direction whence it came.

But it clings tenaciously to the proprietary, not-the-Net features whence it came.

Monkfish liver was definitely an acquired taste and has retreated back whence it came, Japanese restaurants.