Sentence examples for where a remarkable from inspiring English sources

Each of these "memory holes" was dug at a place where a remarkable act had occurred; every time Indians passed by these spots, they recounted the deeds.

In addition to being the national language of Tajikistan, Tajik is important as the lingua franca of the Pamirs mountain range, a region where a remarkable variety of Iranian languages and dialects are spoken.

"These promotional packets always had classic paintings in them," Mr. Romberg said in an interview in his spacious SoHo studio, where a remarkable copy of Caravaggio's "David and Goliath" awaited completion on an easel.

So it continued, with a trip to the Democratic Republic of Congo last October followed by a another lengthy experimental show this March in the fading splendour of the Liverpool Olympia, where a remarkable line-up turned out to play in front of a small audience who clearly didn't expect Franz Ferdinand to be collaborating with Baaba Maal.

We have reported previous results on spark plasma sintering (SPS) experiments [15], where a remarkable increase in electric conductivity was achieved, but the Seebeck voltage has dropped.

The potential usage of the complexes was demonstrated as the cathode catalysts in polymer electrolyte fuel cells in combination with fewer amounts of platinum, where a remarkable concerted effect is observed between platinum sites and CoN4 centers dispersed on carbon substrate.

The streaks ranged from 39 games at the shortest, to a freakish baseball universe where the record was a remarkable (and remarkably rare) 109 games.

The talks are intricate even by Iraq's standards, with its distinctive mix of the intimate and the combustible, where bargaining shows a remarkable propensity toward deadlock.

In the UK, he made regular appearances at the Royal Albert Hall, London, where he gave a remarkable 90 concerts during his career.

In it veneers are jointed in width where necessary, and a remarkable recent invention is a machine that sews veneers together with fine fibreglass, the stitching passing through half the thickness of the veneer only.

For more than 50 years, Hans was a powerful presence at Columbia Law School, where he made a remarkable contribution to the institution, to generations of students, and to the field of international arbitration.