Sentence examples for writes in which from inspiring English sources

Some expatriates describe "horror stories," Druckerman writes, in which doctors have discouraged the practice.

"It's a good spot," he writes, "in which to wake up" — a wonderful way to judge a place.

These were times, Collins writes, in which women "were not meant to compete with men, to act independently of men..

His accent only magnifies the predictability of the language he writes in — which, of course, is the language that all but the poets among us use.

O'Rourke's greatest amulet, of course, will be the mother herself, classic and eternal, "the shell," as O'Rourke writes, "in which you divide and become a life".

"We are moving into a post-American world," Zakaria writes, in which the distribution of "industrial, financial, educational, social, cultural" power is "shifting, moving away from American dominance".

A mystery novel has been written in which the victim is murdered by a reader.

I recalled the columns she had written in which she had claimed poverty.

Then he flew to Los Angeles to film an insert he'd written in which Carter proposes to Dejah.

A story was written in which Marduk, because of a transgression, was captured and brought before a tribunal.

And it is an arena, he wrote, in which "law enforcement has yet to gain an upper hand".