Sentence examples for word about which from inspiring English sources

There was no word about which candidates might attend.

IS there a secret grapevine for cleaning companies that spreads the word about which houses to avoid?

Hardware manufacturers and carriers can decide how to use Android and consumers have the last word about which apps they want to use on their devices.

Although the focus of this paper is the automatic reorganization of matrices, the importance of human-computer interaction must not be dismissed, given that users must have the final word about which ordering fits better some task.

"Without giving much away one can justly say that the specimen and its interpretation will not be the last word about which branch of early primates eventually gave rise to monkeys, apes and humans".

It is women who most are often widowed and women who usually have the last word about which of a couple's assets ultimately go to family, charity or the taxman.

No word yet about which destinations will drop off the map to make room for them.

The novelty of the actual Manhattan underground and the childish fondling of the glamorous word "underground," about which Che has heard so much, wonderfully meet in a single, uncomprehending sentence that is both funny and forlorn.

And the Internet has helped to spread the word about Bohemian Grove, which was always the point of the roadside protests.

I've never heard anyone say a bad word about Rooney, which suggests he will have the support of his team when things aren't so great.

Nobody at the company will say a bad word about Ford which, it is felt, not only did its best, but is still vital to JLR's future as a supplier of powertrains and technology.