Sentence examples for which facts of from inspiring English sources

There is only a hint of that tonight when he appears as Mrs. Garrett in "Diff'rent Stokes," the series from which "Facts of Life" was spun off.

"It's not up to the prosecutor to cherry-pick now as to which facts should be part of the case and which ones shouldn't be".

He suggested that the selection of which facts are disseminated by PR campaigns could be used to persuade the public.

Take detailed notes, keeping track of which facts come from which sources.

But, of course, which facts?

For instance, Armstrong (1997) defends a metaphysics in which facts (under the name 'states of affairs') are metaphysically fundamental.

Which facts do prove this change of paradigms?

Budweiser's the "official beer" of Major League Baseball, of which fact another, smaller logo makes sure I am aware.

Writer refers to entry from his own breviary, which records facts of his first meeting with Don Johnson.

On the Conservative side, David Davis, the former shadow home secretary, criticised the rising use of super-injunctions, in which the fact of the injunction is itself kept secret.

"Under the terms of this settlement, Andrew Hamerling will not pay a penny, which, given the facts of the case, is appropriate," his lawyer, Jeffrey M. Kaplan, said last night.