Sentence examples for which being from inspiring English sources

Which, being interpreted, means start swinging, Theresa, Boris and Gove.

"Which, being in a band, you very rarely do.

The band is called soronprfbs, which, being stubbornly unpronounceable, is unlikely to bring in new fans.

The first of which being the blood of the American citizen, James Foley!

Most important is "Lady Plymouth" which, being variegated, doesn't strike as readily as the green kinds.

Are there any other ways in which being a soldier has changed?

Golf is almost the only sport in which being left-handed has been a handicap.

whose holy name all shall pronounce Emmanuel, which being interpreted means, "Gott mit uns"?

There's also a conger eel, which being slimy, is sure to be immortal.

Imagine an alternative universe in which being gay in nineteen-fifties America was not just tolerated but celebrated.

"They're riding English!" he hollered — as in English saddles, which, being hornless, "are no saddle for real cowboys," he explained.