Sentence examples similar to whence it moved from inspiring English sources
Again, the speed of the movement would not increase towards the end if it were due to constraint or extrusion; for a constrained movement always diminishes in speed as the source of constraint becomes more distant, and a body moves without constraint to the place whence it was moved by constraint.
It would be erected on the original site of the "Farragut," facing Fifth Avenue at the northwest corner of the park, whence it was moved in the 1930's and set on a copy of Stanford White's pedestal (the original of which had badly deteriorated).
When he receives a pass, a player can either return the ball whence it came or move it to a different member of his side.
On 4 April 1915, the 2nd Brigade packed its camp and moved by rail to Alexandria, from whence it embarked for Gallipoli for the landing at Anzac Cove.
The comet then moved toward the evening sky, from whence it was visible to the northwest in late evening twilight and during the evening hours during early- to mid-April.
The crude pulp is fed into the cone at the narrow end and by the rotation of the screen, at approximately 50 revolutions per minute, slowly moves down to the other end, whence it is conveyed to the pulp tanks.
After the Italians retreated and surrendered, the Rhodesian squadron moved forward to Asmara on 6 April, whence it embarked on bombing sorties on the port of Massawa.
Blame the high pressure system hovering over our heads as it wends its way back west whence it came.
There the seat of its leader was at Samarkand, whence it penetrated Central Asia.
We hear its sound but don't know whence it comes or whither it goes (John 3 8).
