Sentence examples for which could tell from inspiring English sources

There are scores of textbooks about the history of mathematics too, many of which could tell you roughly the same things that Bellos's book covers.

One way to check this could have been to match up official records with victimization surveys of individuals, which could tell us if official statistics are widely off from what individuals report when interviewed.

Within a couple of years they had developed their first device, which could tell a coach, in real time, exactly how fast and how far their athletes were moving.

The armillary sphere was known in ancient China; the ancient Greeks were also familiar with it and modified it to produce the astrolabe, which could tell the time or length of day or night as well as measure solar and lunar altitudes.

Studying these bodies and the materials in them could help scientists understand what the creation of the solar system was like, which could tell us something about how life evolved here – and how easy it would be for life to evolve somewhere else.

Next came services such as AOL's Instant Messenger and ICQ, which could tell you when your friends are online so you could send them quick notes and play games.

ONCE pop music was something by which you could tell the decade, or even the year.

One in which they could tell ambitious personal stories with beginnings, middles and ends.

The LACK table is one of those commodities, like salt or cod, through which one could tell the story of the world.

Genuinely misunderstood, Ice King quickly became a lonely old man; a cypher through which Adventure Time could tell stories about social isolation and mental illness.

Once upon a time, there were five tigers". While I was away, apparently, we had entered a new era — one in which he could tell me a story.