Sentence examples for which from being from inspiring English sources

In 1663 Le Brun was appointed director of the Gobelins, which, from being a small tapestry manufacture, expanded into a sort of universal factory supplying all the royal houses.

The first man that spoke to them in the forum, near the fountain where they were cooling their horses, which were all of a foam, expressed surprise at the report of the victory, when, it is said, they smiled, and gently touched his beard with their hands, the hair of which from being black was, on the spot, changed to yellow.

Over the course of Larkin's poetic career, "The most notable attitudinal development lay in the zone of his view of life, which from being almost irredeemably bleak and pessimistic in The North Ship, became more and more positive with the passage of time".

"When we experience altered states of consciousness, we can make contact with parts of our mind that we did not know, which, from being experienced, change the map of what we consider to be real," Oblinof explains to The Creators Project.

Which, apart from being inevitable, is not bad.

My favourite island is Delft, which from 1811 to 1824 was run by an Irishman, called Lieutenant Nolan.

He then abandoned the work on the mural, which was far from being completed.

plumbeus species, which is shifting from being a mostly rural species to an increasingly urban one.

Which from Beverly Hills is about a 45-minute drive".

You are being a certain type of hard worker (choose from list above) which is keeping you from being promoted.

If you're gay, balls are just another central feature of a culture from which you are rejected, from which you are forced to sit out.