Sentence examples for which mention from inspiring English sources

The song's simple melody and lyrics, which mention New York, seem particularly appropriate.

It could be articles by a specific author, or which mention a specific topic or category.

The fact is echoed in Chinese sources, which mention a prince Anxikao as the introducer of Buddhism.

Tells about the memoirs of Giacomo Casanova–"History of My Life"–which mention Andrea's affair with Giustiniana; Casanova was a close friend of Andrea's.

The post-Mahapadma genealogy of the Nanda dynasty is perfunctory in the Puranas, which mention only Sukalpa (Sahalya, Sumalya), while the Buddhist text Mahabodhivamsa enumerates eight names.

For example, a couple of years ago I spent three days in the library looking for papers which mention the ecological legacy of elephants in Europe.

They also find a stone which mentions The Syphon of Monerva, which grants wishes.

There was eventually going to be another attack which mentioned foreign policy as its justification.

Jagger even sings a comic new song, Glastonbury Girl, which mentions ecstasy and wet wipes.

The sign quotes Good Housekeeping magazine, which mentioned the store's beer inventory back in 1986.

For the background details on Cooke, Harvey Araton's report in the Times last year — which mentions the movie — is crucial reading.