Sentence examples for which only comes from inspiring English sources

There's a skill to this which only comes with practice.

For the Journal, which only comes out six days a week, a similar package is $501.80.

There's a surprisingly sinister sub-plot which only comes into focus in the final reel.

The least expensive iPad, which only comes with Wi-Fi and 16 gigabytes of memory, costs $500.

This cut down was for the World Cup, the biggest sporting event on the planet, which only comes around every four years.

Such biographies may be useful to the scholar, but they cheat a lay reader of something more vibrant and sensuous, which only comes through an imaginative connection.

Kindles, which only came on the market in 2007, already seem old-fashioned.

That name is one of the many giveaways that the new operating system will not be a broad overhaul of Windows 8, which only came out last fall.

At risk is the Paris climate accord, which only came into force last week, and Obama's linchpin emissions reduction policy, the Clean Power Plan.

Those dissents appear reminiscent of the fierce behind-the-scenes arguments over weapons in Iraq, which only came to light after the American invasion.

The Conservatives made some attempt to redress these perverse incentives by introducing the internal market, which only came into partial effect and had little impact before being abolished.