Sentence examples for which we began from inspiring English sources

Which is anywhere and everywhere except the place from which we began.

It's been one year for this column, which we began at the Subway Inn, at Lexington Avenue and 60th Street.

That is the belief with which we began this campaign, and that is how we will overcome what ails us now.

Here's a recent example from my household: Months ago, my wife booked tickets for us on United Airlines for a six-day trip to Mexico City from Tucson (with the return from Querétaro, Mexico) — which we began last Thursday.

A piano piece by John Cage [who was Cunningham's long-term partner], which was one of the first in which we began to use chance, in terms of space, movement, and music.

Neither restaurant went through the glass rinsing process for the white wines with which we began each meal, nor did Mr. Breen do it for a second red wine we had at Atlas, a (slightly) less expensive California zinfandel.

Old age, he came to believe, begins at forty-five, the age at which we begin to die.

There may be a period in which we begin to believe that something real was accomplished here.

Even as adults, the way we mentally picture numbers in space – the SNARC effect – is related to the hand on which we begin finger counting.

"It's a side door by which we begin any discussion of issues relating to Hispanics and United States," Mr. Flores said.

The field was inspired by the 'doctrinal paradox' in jurisprudence, with which we begin.