Sentence examples for which mentioned a from inspiring English sources

Last Thursday, I apparently clicked on an ad for The Economist which mentioned a free notebook.

An earlier version of this story incorrectly said a text, which mentioned a meeting in Andrew McCabe's office, was sent by FBI lawyer Lisa Page to FBI agent Peter Strzok.

Last week I spotted a report in one of Britain's least-read daily newspapers (News Line, published by the Workers Revolutionary Partyy) which mentioned a Palestinian politician called Sa'ib Urayqat.

The Iranians sent what American intelligence regarded as a test message, which mentioned a cache of weapons inside Iraq, believing that if the code had been broken, United States military forces would be quickly dispatched to the specified site.

An article on Tuesday about plans for a documentary about Watergate on the Discovery Channel next year, which mentioned a series the channel has also planned for next year about White House chiefs of staff, including Alexander M. Haig Jr., misstated the year Mr. Haig died.

David Cameron claimed he was getting into the Christmas spirit as he waved a leaked internal Labour document on immigration which mentioned a Tory lead on economic competence.

He wrote a book called Storm Command, which mentioned an SAS patrol codenamed 'Bravo Two Zero'.

Search Engine Land editor Danny Sullivan got a vague statement from Google about the whole ordeal which mentioned an update would be coming in the following weeks.

Except for the study of Anderson which mentioned an adjusted clinical outcome score; the ROM was not taken into account [ 11, 24].

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.