Sentence examples for which is a staple from inspiring English sources

Vashisht and Mr. Cherian could not afford to hire household help, which is a staple of every upper-middle-class Indian household.

Copper, which is a staple of most industrial processes, has fallen to its 2008 level and gold's fall also pulled down the price palladium and platinum.

Elgar, who wrote works including the "Enigma" Variations and a popular cello concerto, is best known for the "Pomp and Circumstance" March, which is a staple at high school graduation ceremonies even in America.

I felt the same way about the ubiquitous "hoodie," which is a staple of my personal wardrobe.

You'll also get supporting information about whatever you're looking for, which is a staple of Google's products.

Rice, which is a staple food for over half of the world's population, is low in bioavailable micronutrients required for the daily diet.

The two met a couple of years earlier and talked occasionally about matching gifts, which are a staple of fund-raising.

I can't imagine a northern New England breakfast without maple syrup, which was a staple of the region long before the first Europeans arrived.

Perhaps "The Office" has turned sappy in an effort to make a new bond with an audience accustomed to its combination of anti-punch lines and awkward pauses, which was a staple of its Carell years.

Growing olive trees, which were a staple of Attica, was an obvious recourse for the farmer in new possession of his own plot, but it takes 20 years for olive trees to reach maturity.

Ms. Roberts and Mr. Donaldson have also taken to doing more one-on-one interviews, which are a staple of Mr. Russert's program though in no way unique to it.