Sentence examples for where on which from inspiring English sources
The phrase "where on which" is not correct and is generally not usable in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two prepositions that do not work together in standard English usage. Example: "The report discusses the location where on which the event took place."
We can now measure the height of a tide anywhere precisely using satellites, but there is no such thing as a global sea level – it varies according to where on which sea you measure it.
The questions of where, on which type of forest land, at what scale and based on which procedures remain key for REDD+ and its capability to compete with other objectives within the current forest land allocation framework.
Muse can tell you where on which publishers a given Blueprint can run and and allows media agencies to transform existing assets to mobile ad units in minutes, making it far easier to include mobile in digital buys.
I would forget which child went where on which day, I had a ton of things overlapping in my head and I had trouble keeping up with everything.
Mr. Cuomo's campaign would not say where or on which stations the advertisement would run, or how much was being spent to broadcast it, making it difficult to assess how aggressively Mr. Cuomo had decided to counterattack.
"None of those firms ventured north of 96th Street in the past, but developers always go where land on which to build is cheapest and right now that is northern Manhattan.
We may not know exactly where or on which day the next attack will occur, or with what weapons.
Here is BBC Wales' at-a-glance guide of when, where and on which channel Wales' record 30-strong Olympic contingent will be competing at London 2012 - and a summary of Olympic football matches in Cardiff.
Below is an example of where, and on which words, syllabic stress should be placed, within this sonnet.
The first time I heard folk, alt-country Americana singer-songwriter Gillian Welch perform live was at MerleFest in 2004 on the heels of the popularity of the Grammy-award winning movie soundtrack for "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," on which she was an associate producer with the illustrious T-Bone Burnett and performed on two songs.
As consequence to these findings, the question raised is where, or on which molecule/s, the convergence is taking place.
