Sentence examples for written at which from inspiring English sources

When her mother moved a few years ago, she discovered what Gilbert had written, at which time she gave the book to her, saying, "I guess this belongs to you".

Almost all of the material in the Chronicle is in the form of annals, by year; the earliest are dated at 60 BC (the annals' date for Caesar's invasions of Britain), and historical material follows up to the year in which the chronicle was written, at which point contemporary records begin.

The United States' contribution to this setback was the "chaos that ensued after the U.S.-led invasion," she writes, at which point crimes against women increased.

"The hairline was fully grown and soft-looking by nine months" in the 35-year-old, he wrote, "at which time the patient started combing his hair backward and sporting a ponytail, exposing his hairline comfortably".

Two writers, Joseph O'Neill and Michael Rips, will have books published next year that were written at La Bergamote, which they call "the office," relying on the staff to take their phone messages.

Lumpe took a fresh look at a note that Barry had written at the time, which he'd saved.

Fine-print rules, allowing both concealed and openly carried weapons, are now being written at the Department of the Interior, which runs the parks system.

(The most famous eyewitness account written at the time, which survived the ghetto although its author did not, was that of Emanuel Ringelblum).

The Liber Eliensis was written at Ely Abbey, which became Ely Cathedral upon conversion into a bishopric in 1109.

On Saturday, a California woman whose autobiographical novel was rejected by sixteen publishers hosted a funeral for her dream of a writing career, at which "attendees viewed the failed manuscript, rejection letters, refinance papers, useless MFA in creative writing, and the author's much watched DVD copy of 'The Secret.'" At long last, "Chicken Soup for the Soul," the TV series.

How pityingly he writes of Enid Bagnold, the author of "National Velvet," that "I feel sorry that she should have spent so much time writing plays at which she is no good".