Sentence examples for which referring from inspiring English sources

"Which," referring to the noun "might," is singular, so the verb should be "was," not "were".

And this is a channel in which referring questions feels very natural.

Marry that with Google Analytics data and you can get new insights into not only which ads you place through AdSense are doing the best, but from which referring sites.

A brief investigation into these proposals will help to bring more clearly into view the second of our main questions: is there just one mechanism by means of which referring expressions refer?

Today, "social media experts" everywhere can rejoice because Tweetmeme is launching Tweetmeme Analytics, which offers a full dashboard showing how many times a link has been tweeted, retweeted, and clicked on by which Twitter users, in what cities, and from which referring sites and URL shorteners.

Maybe proof of our progress was the Easter Sunday front page headline in one of England's most read and reactionary newspapers which, referring to the fact that the current and previous Chairmen of the government's Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs have been, for the last 10 years, on the Scientific Advisory Board of the Beckley Foundation.

"In fact, neither the question, nor the answers which referred to 'sympathy', made reference to [Isis].

Those early Lysol ads included negative references to odors or germs, which referred to sperm, Tone wrote.

Each is annotated with tiny numbers, which refer to footnotes.

and "Joe" which refers generically to Joe Eszterhas, a successful screenwriter.

The document, which referred to Mrs. Clinton as D-Punjab, caused a furor among Indian-American groups.