Sentence examples for whence much from inspiring English sources

"I don't know of a source from whence much of that tripe originated," Mr. Durkin told the commission, "but it never originated from this case".

Lee brings contemporary folk music back to whence much of it came: Roma, Gypsies and Scottish and Irish Travellers, who have passed these songs from generation to generation, over centuries.

Mr Rusbridger disclosed that, a month ago, officials from Britain's spy agency, GCHQ, oversaw the smashing up of computers that contained copies of the leaked documents in the newspaper's basement even though other copies existed in Brazil and New York, whence much of the reporting was emanating.

Requiring more oversight of the factories, fields, and packing houses from whence much of our food comes, the bill was supported by consumer groups, victims of foodborne illness, and much of the food industry itself.

And those who watch the matches on television (whence arrives much of Wimbledon's income) share at an electronic arm's length the added drama of the best game in the world being played at the best place in the world to play it.

The only way we can "save the planet" is by turning off the lights, parking our cars and crawling back to the dank caves from whence we came, much to the planet's misfortune.

Notoriously impatient with the carousel of European ministerial meetings, he chooses, unlike the prime minister, to take his holidays in America, whence he draws so much of his inspiration.

Mr Fini's misgivings no doubt owe something to the fact that the biggest single category earmarked for the axe consists of subsidies for the poor south, whence his party draws much of its support.Mr Berlusconi wants to give away some €12 billion in tax cuts.

Fair enough, by '83 (from whence this tour shirt came) they pretty much sucked, but they still had kickass song titles like "Shooting the Shark" and "Dragon Lady".

Constantius, again in need of a caesar of his own house, after much hesitation summoned Julian from Greece, whence the latter arrived "still wearing his student's gown".

(Permian High School gets its name from the geological region beneath much of West Texas, the Permian Basin, whence comes the oil that has fuelled both the fortunes and the failures of Odessa).