Sentence examples for which later provided from inspiring English sources

Black-Magic Woman, which later provided a much bigger hit for Santana, is a subdued, three-chord sketch that contains little of the band's raucous DNA.

Anthony Falls, which later provided power for grinding flour for Fort Snelling (1819; now a state park), a military outpost at the confluence of the rivers.

It's a favourite of chef Nuno Mendes, whose father used to take him there and which later provided some of the inspiration for Taberna do Mercado, his Portuguese restaurant in London's Old Spitalfields Market.

But despite his father's bankruptcy in the early 50s, Williams went to Eton - while there he published poems in the London Magazine - and then his father paid for him to travel around the world, which later provided material for his travel book, All the Time in the World.

Ford successfully invested in oil with Marvin Davis, which later provided an income for Ford's children.

His interest in the influenza receptor led him to discover the neuraminidase that is secreted by Vibrio cholerae, which later provided the foundation for Alfred Gottschalk's significant work on glycoproteins and the neuraminidase substrate, sialic acid.

The contact area between ZnO and ZIF-8 is minimized, which later provides a "clean" interface by calcination for gas sensing (Fig. 1b).

Thus, students may be taught that sugar molecules store energy in their bonds, which later provides a quite compelling (but incorrect) rationale for why the bond breaking per se should produce or release energy.

There she recited the poetry of Shakespeare, Milton, and Nicholas Rowe in the servants' hall and occasionally before aristocratic company, and there also she began to exhibit a talent for sculpture (which was subsequently developed, especially between 1789 and 1790, and of which she later provided samples in busts of herself).

In the complaint today to Ambassador Prueher, an account of which was later provided by the Foreign Ministry, Deputy Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi said the House bill violated previous commitments by the United States to moderate its military aid to Taiwan.

According to a summary of his account, which he later provided to the newspaper El Quetzalteco, the witness stated that a street gang named Pythagoras had been hired to kill Rosenberg, at a price of a hundred and eighty thousand dollars.