Sentence examples for which leads from from inspiring English sources

It is the terminus of the Pacific Railway, which leads from Corinto on the Pacific through Managua to the northwest.

The "standing part" of a rope refers to that part which leads from the knot being tied toward the load.

A young thirty-ish man is going up the Via Tritone which leads from the Via del Corso to the Piazza Barberini.

Gen. Mark P. Hertling, of the First Armored Division, said the soldiers noticed a car parked on the side of the highway, which leads from Baghdad south to Basra.

In fact, it gets under way on the Passage-du-Gois (stage 1), a causeway which leads from the Vendée mainland to the spit of low-lying salty land called Noirmoutier.

One of the most striking sights is Jingu Gaien Street, which leads from Aoyama to the Meiji Kaigakan art museum (also called the Memorial Picture Gallery) through a double line of ginkgos.

That gave you a view of the driveway, which led from the mailbox to the house.

They would emerge from under the tunnel-like underpass which led from the town to the beach.

"We lived in a wooden clapboard house alongside the dirt road which led from Savannah to Columbus, Georgia," Carter recalled.

He followed the "burn trailer" — the path etched by the fire — which led from the hallway into the children's bedroom.

They were passed through a three-by-three-foot hole on the second floor, which led from a maintenance room into the parking garage.