Sentence examples for which as was from inspiring English sources

It's like saying my family is better than yours, which (as was pointed out by Vice when they reported the news) is familiar territory for Verona.

The traditional list of thankyous will be replaced by a preprepared scrolling list of names, in which – as was noted in 2014 – the Iron Lady star has figured even more heavily than the Judeo-Christian deity.

Even using the one-in-twenty statistic means accepting the Pentagon's standard for "terrorism or militant activity," which, as was previously noted, was awfully vague — and what is "militant activity"?

In developing the response, Council officials considered ideas from many sources, some of which, as was the case with Mr. Bloomberg's preliminary budget, were dusted off from years past.

"One of my father's co-workers was proudly showing off his brand new Stetson, which, as was the practice of the day, had his initials embossed in the inner hat band.

The peak of his prosperity came in 1932, with the news of the sale of his book to Random House for a forty-five-thousand-dollar advance, which, she confessed, he failed to announce to her, and of which, as was later known, he never offered her a penny.

Which, as is now routine, brings us to Lancaster and the vexed case of Steffon Armitage.

General Hartmann did not comment on Friday's ruling, which, as is common at Guantánamo, was not publicly released immediately.

The financial institutions which, as is their wont, had bought at the top of the market, suddenly stopped buying.

Neck orientation can also be changed after implantation, which as is well known can be the cause of early dislocation.

A parameter is derived which, as is suggested, is a useful measure of the effectiveness of the holder in overcoming spurious anhysteretic remanent magnetization during alternating field treatment.