Sentence examples for which I go from inspiring English sources

Finally, a Proper Beginning: (in honour of which I go into the present tense).

There's often a private view to see in the evening, which I go to with military precision.

At Rada, which I go back to every now and then, I do see a diverse demographic.

Not someone I know well, but that's a story from the world Anne has lived in, and which I go in and out of.

I always come away from our talks refreshed, after which I go down into Trafalgar Square, consult Landseer's lions and exchange a few words with Admiral Nelson.

There are some BDSM events which I go to solely as a social thing – to meet friends and chat – more than actually participate.

I remember him mentioning a poem by Wallace Stevens, which I went off and read.

But I won't forget the experience which I went through for all my life.

Timitar, which I went to the weekend before Glastonbury, is a case in point.

They were running a business competition, which I went for and won.

It did give an adequate foundation to the MSc, which I went on to complete.