Sentence examples for where he identified from inspiring English sources

He was taken to a Turkish morgue, where he identified her body.

The man took the officers outside, where he identified aman, carrying a knife, who he said had wounded him.

In 1937 the young poet visited Spain, where he identified strongly with the Republican cause in the Spanish Civil War.

Doggart is also cited as having shown the FBI's source a map of Islamberg, where he identified the buildings he intended to destroy.

Obama incidentally recorded an interview hours before the Lafayette shooting where he identified gun safety as the issue that frustrated him the most in his presidency.

Next day the 23-year-old visited the mortuary, where he identified a third murdered student whose body was found a few blocks away, his face skinned and his eyes gouged out.

Fitted with his tracker, he is set free above the city, where he identifies clandestine dumps and records the GPS coordinates on a live map.

June 10 Barack frets about the continual comfort I am always willing to offer – recognising it as feeling good, but also chafing against the threat of its impeding a rawer sense of "the struggle"… June 20 Curious this thing in Barack, where he identifies "skipping out" on eg Sohale's dinner, with the taking of different paths.

Such claims are clearly different in character from those found elsewhere in the book where he identifies metaphysics without ontology not with a genetic enquiry, but with the normative task of discovering the logical ground on which our claims rest.

The method also has conceptual similarities to some of Hillier's investigations in 'the laws of the field' (Hillier 1996b) where he identifies how within the confines of a grid, inserting walls have different distance and configurational effects depending on where in the field they are added and consecutively where additional walls are added in relation to earlier additions.

Here is a recent talk by Tinto on student retention where he identifies five factors that enhance student success in the first year -- high institutional expectations, clear information about requirements, availability of academic and personal support, assurance that the student is valued by the institution, and availability of an environment that fosters engaged learning.