Sentence examples for which were discarded from inspiring English sources

They communicated with cheap cell phones, which were discarded frequently to stop their signals being tracked.

Prosecutors said the doctor's DNA was found on the knife and gloves used in the killing, which were discarded along with the hammer in nearby storm drains.

On Wednesday afternoon in Veracruz, the authorities said they had identified most of the 35 dumped bodies, which were discarded, seminude, near a mall popular with tourists.

Five years in the making, the guidelines reflect a continuing shift within Reform Judaism away from what some rabbis refer to as a "minimalist" approach to the faith and toward a greater embrace of traditional practices, which were discarded by the movement's founders in the 19th century.

How they got there remains a bit of a mystery but it is presumed that they started out as exotic pets which were discarded once they outgrew their aquariums.Researchers are surprised how well the pythons have adapted to Florida, which can get chilly in the winter (temperatures dropped into the low 40s in November).

For cases with high amounts of non-diagnostic material (such as blood or cystic fluid) which were discarded, up to four times more sample could be obtained.

Its biggest selling-point was its reusability, unlike other rockets which are discarded after one firing.

The failure to place the second kidney, which was discarded, confounded Ms. Duncan.

Ultimately, it is everyday English speakers, not management consultants or linguistic purists, who determine which words persist and which are discarded.

For example, the external tank, which is discarded once the propellants are exhausted and disintegrates on reentry, is supplied by Lockheed Martin.

The plastic tubes are made from recycled CD cases — more than 30 million of which are discarded every year in Shanghai alone, the architects say.