Sentence examples for where of the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dell's new church policy on same-sex unions slips through the "order and discipline" law by changing the who and where of the ceremony.

It's a confusing scene, with bodies thrashing inside the frame, partly because the who, what and where of the frenzy are as yet unknown.

Zagajewski writes with stunned wonder about his discovery of the city of Kraków where he went to study, a city, he noted in a poem, where: "Of the most recent architecture / the Palace of Police stands out".

O'Brien said: "We're not announcing where, of the 650-odd sports sessions our live acts will be taking place - it is all part of the fun and part of the surprise".

We're counting the dead again in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, crying over the terrible reports of lives cut short, of who did what to whom, and where; of the weapons used, the unbearable grief unleashed, the vengeance chillingly invoked.

In a single 17-sentence document, the intelligence briefing delivered to President Bush in August 2001 spells out the who, hints at the what and points toward the where of the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington that followed 36 days later.

The school is where most of the activity is.

"The mouth is where all of the approachability comes from".

The skin is where most of the flavour is.

where each of the other rows is.

where is of the form (26).