Sentence examples for whereby he has from inspiring English sources

What is the highest number of caps a player has picked up, whereby he has played against the same country every time?" wonders Jerry Higgins.

Goodell said he had offered Walsh a deal whereby "he has to tell the truth and he has to return anything he took improperly".

"The current candidate has no local involvement, no local record and nothing to point to whereby he has engaged in the local community," Albanese said.

Instead Van Gaal has taken United on a different route, whereby he has moved out four strikers this season, bringing in only one, and now laments the team's lack of finishers.

In 1903, Niels Ryberg Finsen was awarded the Nobel Prize "in recognition of his contribution to the treatment of diseases, especially lupus vulgaris, with concentrated light radiation, whereby he has opened a new avenue for medical science".

At this point, Southern and Hoffenberg naïvely claimed that the rights to "Candy" were theirs alone; Girodias pointed out that they had entered into a deal whereby he, having paid an outright fee (copyright was barely mentioned in Olympia deals), expected a share of future profits.

In 1809 A.D., Raja Ranjit Singh, the Sikh ruler of Lahore, on the request of Sansar Chand, waged war against the Gurkhas and defeated them in But Sansar Chand had to pay a heavy price whereby he had to lose Kangra fort and 66 villages to the Sikhs.

Under the tabled plan, whereby he would have sold off 5percentt of any future major league income, Newsom would have needed to earn about $2 million for his shareholders to break even.

In 2009, Berkeley Group awarded Pidgley a "long-term incentive plan", whereby he would have the option to buy thousands of shares at £4.95 as long as the share price went up.

Hatchett still sat far down the pecking order of academy hopefuls, however, but when the club got wind of his plans to seek trials elsewhere, a deal was struck whereby he would have a month with the new ball in the second team to prove his worth.

-- William Ruffell, England, 1803 I hereby direct my executor to lay out five guineas in purchase of a picture of the viper biting the benevolent hand of the person who saved him from perishing in the snow.... and in memory of me, present it to Edward Bearcroft, Esq., a King's Counsel, whereby he may have frequent opportunities for contemplating on it.