Sentence examples for which are back from inspiring English sources

I'm talking about speeches, which are back in vogue.

T is also for temples, which are back in a big way, according to Chilstone, the architectural stone specialist.

And hundreds of flowers are in perpetual bloom in the famed Unicorn tapestries, which are back in place at their uptown home.

As it looks on paper, almost all the programming consists of leftovers from last season — which saw seven world premieres and several major revivals, most of which are back — or feels familiar from the last two years.

Picture credits last Sunday with an article about the "Lonely Doll" series of children's books from the 1950's, which are back in print, and about their author, Dare Wright, were incomplete.

METAIRIE, La .— As Louisiana became the 28th state to head to the polls in a drawn-out Republican presidential race, turnout appeared very light at several sites around New Orleans, a combination perhaps of campaign fatigue and the competition of a lovely Saturday morning ideal for gardening and visiting crawfish festivals, which are back in season.

So they killed the reform proposals (which are backed by many rank-and-file Democrats).

"We fully support these measures, which are backed overwhelmingly by both the public and expert opinion.

An iterative scheme is developed to arrive at the optimum transform coefficients, which are back-transformed to obtain the time-domain response.

On the nightside of Venus, VIRTIS data revealed cloud contrasts in thermal emission from the cloud layer (Peralta et al. 2017) and also revealed cloud layer opacity variations above the lower clouds which are back-illuminated by emitted radiation from the warmer atmosphere below the cloud layer and the surface (Hueso et al. 2012).

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