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Sentence Examples The issue for her critics is the extent to which her populist approach has compromised the channel's public-service remit. What is startling about this statement is the degree to which this mayor is simply abdicating responsibility for governing the city. All property rights in the property to which the order relates lie in abeyance. Rather than waffle or quote at length from pieces to which I have little to add, I will simply link to few pieces well worth a look. I returned from Siberia to a mountain of furious letters to which I could only write abject apologies. That is, the logic of power is a reified logic to which the prince must, qua prince, ultimately submit. The colonists celebrated it as a traditional English harvest feast, to which they invited the local Wampanoag Indians. Like the Russian icons to which they are often compared, the Malevich abstractions gain spiritual power because they are also so physical. Bea had a most generous nature to which people warmed to immediately and her kindness and good deeds were legendary. His special contribution was a circle of wire sewn inside the rim to reduce warping from the heat and moisture to which the hats were subjected. A nation always on the warpath means a nation always under arms, a nation to which war is always coming home. He alleged MPs had received car hire, hotel accommodation and other advantages by means of travel warrants to which they had not been entitled. But she would not have to reimburse the Government for any past benefits to which she had been entitled. Within an hour they'd hacked it down to fence height, luckily sparing the thick branch to which one end of my washing line is tied. To remove lacquer, place the item in 2 gallons of boiling water to which 1 cup of washing soda has been added. What we do not expect, however, are the speed and extent to which many of these victims accommodate to their new circumstances. The base rates varied greatly according to which definition of sexual recidivism was being used. If not, it will be queued in the computer to which the printer is attached. But what this reading underplays is the extent to which the play is also a revenge drama. Key to future success will be the degree to which organizations respond quickly to change. Show More Sentences Dana says that this is a major issue to which the main parties have turned a blind eye and that it has been allowed to creep up on the quiet. A candle sat on the left corner of the desk, next to which sat a quill pen, a blotter, an inkwell, and various other writing necessities. As Polsby points out, the art of the gerrymander is another instance with respect to which the constitutional order has been turned on its head. The social hierarchies to which it was attached were as likely to be weakened as strengthened by such a model. Kenneth had acquired a good reputation in the area, and was asked to take on the role, to which he agreed. She chased the spider from its web onto adjoining vegetation to which the lead threads of the web were attached. Each leaf has a central rachis to which the many small leaflets are attached. The action of the story divides between this rural backdrop and Helsinki, to which Eeva eventually flees. Your Lordship has well in mind the degree to which the arguments found favour and to which they did not. The extent to which other factors, such as experience or training, affect reading adequacy is also helpful. So he helped me to prepare a jug of lime juice with water, to which he added some sugar and salt. Initially, work was at Pin Hole Cave, the entrance to which lies towards the western end of the north side of the gorge. The island is closer to Tunisia than to the southern coast of Sicily, to which it belongs administratively. He kept his van there so he could be wheeked around in the style to which he was accustomed. Nat, I know, was humbled when he was told the lengths to which his old adversary had gone to honour his name. We defined a territory as any location to which one or more Peregrine Falcons were attached, irrespective of whether we found an eyrie. A kilo of Amul butter is slapped onto a sizzling hot kadai to which a pile of chopped fresh vegetables is added and reduced down to brown mulch. The bath included a 10-cm glass Petri dish to which tubing was affixed with cyanoacrylate glue. Afghans require weekly baths and brushing to remove dead hair and to prevent the tangling and matting to which they are prone. It has certainly exacerbated the extent to which people are afraid of terrorist attacks. Show More Sentences Who, after all, had set the standards for good English to which we should all aspire? They, somehow, made readies available to keep their friend in the style to which he had become accustomed. The dramatic reversal illustrates the extent to which the media's polling results are simply measuring the impact of their own coverage. Discard the myths in which biblical stories are wrapped and hold on to the kerygma to which they point. But the ends to which it aspires are neither moderate, nor reasonable, and it gives me a squirmy feeling to contemplate them. The contract lists the key performance indicators to which Maloi has committed himself. Today's audiences can hardly appreciate the ahistorically high standards to which they have grown accustomed. To begin the fermentation process, the cooled wort is transferred into a fermentation vessel to which the yeast has already been added. It needs to be if we are to remain the air force to which nobody else comes close. But his freedom was short-lived as his kidnappers recaptured him at a government building to which he had fled. Pellet selection ultimately comes down to which pellet is most accurate in your air rifle. There's also a USB 2.0 port to enable the unit to be wired up to a PC, to which it appears as a generic USB Mass Storage device. But at the same time she had a sincere, kindly and generous nature to which I instinctively warmed. Titles and badges are exercised as such a weapon, to which you and I look up wistfully. Discovered in 1983, these tiny worms have a spiny head, and so resemble the kinorhynchs to which they are related. It's a great thing for getting your feet wet and figuring out whether blogging is something to which you want to devote some time. As the name suggests, the housing bank deals in houses in a similar way to which banks handle money. The extent to which we are free, for example, may have to be revised if we accept reductionist explanations of behaviour. Therefore, the researcher is limited in the degree to which he or she can genuinely adopt the world view of the people being studied. What the worriers fail to contemplate is the uses to which that capital is put. Show More Sentences The extent to which the tenth-century monastic reformation in England transformed the church should not be exaggerated. Literate peasants might find themselves on trial as much for their ability to read and write as for the uses to which they put this knowledge. Every instrument of alienation to which section 160 of the Act applies shall be accompanied by a declaration by the alienors. The heart of the Fat Freddy sound is reggae, from ska through to dub, to which they add subtle hints of house music. Its concerns are massively wider than the lowest common denominator of xenophobic prejudice to which the Sun consistently plays. This directive defines the lactoproteins to which it applies and reserves the names corresponding to those definitions. He is apt to spend thirty or forty pages on an incident to which an equally good writer might devote three. Gehazi is a Yahwist, however, who understands nothing of the transformative faith to which the narrative attests. The sites were the lairs of Allosaurus, places to which adults brought food to feed their offspring. Would you just concentrate on the time in relation to which you gave the answer. Reliability is the degree to which a test or an instrument consistently measures whatever it measures. Large windows to the side provide attractive views over the rear garden, to which there is direct access through glazed yellow pine French doors. The degree to which a society values altruism, known as social responsibility norms, can also have an effect. This amount was to be used over the five year period to which the naming rights applied. This power of legal language is that to which we refer when we call upon the state to effect the regulation of offensive speech. I also want to say that there's a degree to which we never really thought of this as an antihero show. The colour of the jade indicated to which rank its wearer belonged. There is, it seems, a certain sort of human pathology, male pathology, to which this appeals, just as serial killers get a kick from their power over the powerless. To buy an Apple product is to bet on the longevity of the closed system to which we've committed ourselves. In so doing, they suggest that the conflict to which the artist alludes in the exhibition's title is a personal struggle with his own compulsions. Show More Sentences The case under consideration involved an alleged terrorist conspiracy to murder in relation to which both countries would claim extra-territorial jurisdiction. For far too long, we have been coasting on a moral authority to which we long ago lost any clear title. The extent to which folk medicine, which I've made reference to, is practiced is a measure of the quality of the medical service available in that community. Indeed, they view us as children who can never adhere to the standards of civility and decency to which they hold other groups. It illustrates the lengths to which peace-wreckers, and men of violence, are prepared to go to to scupper hopes of harmony and disturb political stability. The many particular proposals to which we agreed are less important than the report's explicit reaffirmation of the centrality of human rights commitments. The 4-foot-11 Douglas appears to have chemically relaxed natural hair, to which she has added a human-hair ponytail for height. The analysis also fails to determine the degree to which many economic variables, such as hourly pay rates, are catching up on other parts of Europe. He is widely believed to have fueled the war in support of one of the fighting parties, to which he committed ragtag militias that perpetrated unspeakable atrocities. The book casts a jaundiced eye on everything from helicopter rescues and large, boisterous groups to the use of cell phones, to which Guy had a particularly strong aversion. One official asked the guard whether he was aware that there was a breakdown on one of the production lines, to which the guard replied affirmatively. The problem, to which I alluded briefly earlier, is whether his emphasis on evidence can be combined with his molecular conception of understanding. The sci clearance level restricts information into compartments, access to which is granted on an individual, need-to-know basis. Nymphidae is the family to which lacewings and ant-lions belong. As an act of humility, before a mass to which she had invited the poor, she gave the royal scepter to the most indigent and had the royal crown placed on his head. Doing so, he highlighted the degree to which creationism is a decidedly incurious, insular worldview. Love and good wishes were in abundance, during the ceremony at the church, and during the wedding breakfast at Bidenscourt to which the whole village had been invited. If an adjoining owner places a structure on his land that overhangs his neighbours land, he thereby takes into possession airspace to which his neighbour is entitled. Given the extent to which it is taken for granted today, it can be difficult to fully appreciate the truly innovative and radical approach Frege took to logic. A contour feather, as a typical feather, has a complex morphology consisting of a central shaft or rachis to which barbs are attached on two margins to form a vane. Show More Sentences She dressed for the job to which she aspired, but balanced polish with approachability. The chapter demonstrates that fantasies and day dreams may have radical differences in both structure and content, depending on the use to which we put them. That's the level to which the so-called debate from these people has sunk. All it takes is to claim all the allowances to which you are entitled and keep a weather eye on the tax implications when deciding where to invest your hard-won savings. The distance to which the weet-weet can be thrown is truly astonishing. The group is easily recognized by their radial symmetry, with a central nonseptate axis to which are attached whorls of lateral appendages which may or may not be branched. The next few days are all very exciting though, today it's the wedding of my cousin Amanda to which I'm wearing the exciting and jolly expensive new suit. These stories are the immovable objects of Star Wars history, the characters and events to which all other tales must align. Maintaining the high caliber of guest to which his viewers have become accustomed, Galifianakis welcomes brad Pitt to the ferns. Is there any other government in the world to which brog outsources his own moral judgment in this way? The chain to which a hotel belongs is one of the best predictors of WiFi performance. In this regard, the degree to which Leavenworth embraced the applicatory method was paramount. The article cites a survey of 1,925 women by a large insurance company, to which 46 percent of respondents said they feared becoming bag ladies. Patients then met with an audiologist from the respective group to which they were randomized. There is limited evidence on the extent to which Hornsea functioned as a port. The site was given by the Prince of Wales, who held the lands of the Duchy of Cornwall to which the whole moor belonged. Ben had much fun out of it, assuring the other boys that those were the signs and password of a secret society to which he and Sam belonged. Russell also brought in the sense-data sensed by other persons and even unsensed sense-data, to which he gave the name of sensibilia. At Amber Hill, setting was a high-profile concept, and the students were frequently reminded of the set to which they belonged. The tremulant is a small apparatus that gives to the tone of any department of an organ to which it may be applied a waving or undulating effect. Show More Sentences Thus to Tylerize became a term meaning to forsake the party to which one owes allegiance or office. Veganism is a position according to which people ought to be vegans both now and in an ideal state. Up to seven people in the UK die every year from anaphylactic shock after eating nuts or other food to which they are allergic. There are always several zayats in the neighborhood of a kyoung, to which the devotees of Boodh resort to listen to their priests. But the world to which Bly had returned was a very different one. This literature review describes the goals of after-school programs and examines the degree to which programs have achieved those goals. Apart from this, the other problem she faces is sweating, due to which she needs to have wind machines blowing air around her constantly. The only figure with a hint of colour is the person with the dog, to which I added a tiny touch of weak Alizarin crimson. A recent Ontario case shows the magnitude to which devotion to rejectamenta can go. Kurtosis describes the degree to which a distribution is flattened or sharpened. Lastly, female renunciants have habitually been refused the same material support to which their male counterparts are privy. Admittedly, asseverating the very notion of complete freedom goes against the very purpose and scope of that to which the notion refers. The DNA polymerase recognizes the base sequence to which it must bind and align the ribonucleoside triphosphates with the complementary bases. In fact, the Uniform Trust Code has left open the extent to which a trustee may claim attorney-client privilege against a beneficiary. That is because the freezing process damages the zona pellucida, the outer shell of the egg, to which the sperm normally must bind before penetrating the egg. Rather than joining the middle-class Rechabite temperance association to which his Uncle Tristram belonged, Gilman became a member of the more plebeian Washingtonians. When the time came, the husband would build a new house to which the old wife would retire with her children, while the new wife assumed the spousely role of homemaker. All experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. The target number and arithmetic operation in the upper left corner of each heavily outlined box, or cage, provide a clue as to which numbers go where. For Lott, liberal boomer intellectuals such as Paul Berman and Todd Gitlin have betrayed the '60s legacy of radicalism to which all boomer liberals ought to pledge allegiance. Show More Sentences This is the 24th destination to which THY operates flights on the African continent, following the commencement of flights to the Republic of Djibouti in early September. Is it any wonder that the more mature Ankori would devote himself to exploring the rise and spread of 'sectarian' Karaism in Byzantium to which he sailed as often as possible? That defeat led the former Lancashire and Kent player to develop his exaggerated wrong'un, leaving opponents uncertain as to which way the ball would fizz off the pitch. Call me a worrywart, but I remain concerned by the extent to which our systems of economic governance have lagged in addressing these four outcomes. Furthermore, if the extent to which a plant uses shiftwork changes over the cycle, the cyclical behavior of the workweeks of capital and labor will be different. Previous investigations have yielded conflicting results regarding the extent to which word method directed-forgetting influences explicit and implicit memory tests. Ibn Sina's concept of soul rests on his dualist account in which souls can achieve different grades depending on the degree to which its potential has been actualized. And no guesses as to which duo are badmouthing him at every opportunity? Coming down from Mount Sinai, for instance, she came to a place she identifies as Horeb, the site to which the prophet Elias came after he had fled from King Achab. A way-going crop is a crop of grain to which tenants for years are sometimes entitled by custom, despite not ripening until after the termination of the lease. Yet, Africans on the continent may be surprised by the extent to which residual Africanisms are present in religions, languages and cultures in the Caribbean. Attribution theory suggests that people differ in the degree to which they believe they have personal control over the positive and negative events in their lives. In it, Clarke defends on behalf of Newton a form of substantivalism according to which space exists independently of matter and is as real as matter. The communities to which he writes, apart from Rome, seem to be facing serious doctrinal division, from Judaizers on one side to Docetists on the other. The degree to which Malakhov will attempt to maintain the diversity of the repertories of the Staatsoper Ballet and Deutsche Oper Ballet will be something to watch. Genetic modification of the viruses renders them replication-deficient and avirulent, and allows expression of the mycobacterial antigens to which the immune system reacts. It occupies a position in the very south of the main range of fells, alongside and just to the north of Parlick, to which it is joined by a ridge. Examples from Classical Literature The arms of the tongue are connected by a crossbar, to which the doubletree is pivoted by a hammer bolt. And is there not a column in the catacomb to which, if a madman is bound, he recovers his reason? The sacred tree is not named, but presumably it was the ceiba to which I refer elsewhere. But a grampus is a cetacean, and that is the family to which whales belong. This characterization is perhaps extreme, but the danger to which it refers is all too frequent. They were, therefore, in a position to be chargeable with the duties to which ch. However, this is not the most general use to which the chelonian eggs are put in the provinces of Amazones and Para. He took a house near the chemical laboratory, to which he brought his wife and family. The variations include the alcohol, to which the fatty acids and choline phosphate are attached. Make some balls of veal forcemeat, to which the chopped liver of the hare has been added, and either fry or bake them. The notochord remains permanently unconstricted and is enclosed in a chordal sheath, external to which is the skeletogenous layer. Their names were Van and chou, to which they annexed the title of Ta-gin, or great man. The first stringed instrument to which this new device was applied was the clavicytherium, or keyed cithara. The medium in which it is to be used and the clientage to which it is intended to appeal must also be constantly borne in mind. She must have something to which she could cling if it were nothing more than a familiar routine. I cried out, and in a foolish effort to save him, I must have let go of the ledge to which I clung. The Herring family contains some well-known food-fishes to which we need only casually refer. Toward the last we had seen evidences of the great La Plata coalfield, to which I must devote a paragraph. There must be first a husbandman, secondly a builder, thirdly a weaver, to which may be added a cobbler. Elaps, a genus of poisonous American snakes, the type of the family Elapid, to which belongs the cobra de capello. Show More Sentences Without their protection, the danger to which convoys were exposed was great. I have no doubt that the coerced perusal of them to which he had to submit did him a deal of good. He carefully examined the cogwheel, to which bits of flesh and of the torn shirt still adhered. Is it the turf and its teachings to which this crafty and cold-blooded spirit is owing? There is the restful prayer of committal to which the immediate answer is peace. In comparison, the inconveniences to which Martin had been put seemed trifling. He proceeded to explain, compendiously, his doings of the past week, to which the girl listened politely. The comportment of beef in an atmosphere of carbonic acid, to which carbonic oxide has been added, is curious. The only use to which he could turn this time of horrible suspense was in concerting a plan of action with his colleagues. Must we not select that to which the art of fighting in armour is supposed to conduce? I will show them the Holy law to which they must conform, even that which they have broken. This cross-head drives upwards and downwards an axle D, to which the lower end of the connecting rod E is attached. He read, and read correctly, too, the constituency to which he was about to appeal. But the measure of the value of an experience lies in the perception of relationships or continuities to which it leads up. In all maps that are to be contoured some plane, called the datum plane, must be used to which all contours are referred. On Wednesdays there was always a dinner at the Palazzo Lanfranchi, to which the convives were cordially welcomed. A good deal of evidence was given of the great extent to which the system of cooping was carried on at elections. That dragons dwelt in mounds was a common Germanic belief, to which the cottonian Gnomic verses testify. This was crossed by another shoulder belt, to which was hung a hunting knife, or couteau de chasse. But the legends to which my poor old uncle's crankiness have given rise really begin to get upon my brain. Show More Sentences The green parrot, fuming in a rage compared to which nitric acid was a cream puff, was restored to its Spring-drinking owner. These are some of the questions, the answers to which will assist in determining the credit risk. These were mainly the resolutions to which his long meditation had now crookedly and clumsily conducted him. Fancy the manner, too, in which Cruikshank has depicted them, to which words cannot do justice. The crumples were cut by fissures, perpendicular to which the blue veins ran. His own vines include only those fine varieties to which the crus of the Marne owe their great renown. Now there is a kind of competition among the departments of a school as to which is the most culturing. The list of learned societies to which Mme. curie belongs is an extended one. The Trojan prince was thus preserved because the Dardan race, to which he belonged, was beloved by Jupiter. He made his way by sea to Naples, and back, after hearing the narrative to which Miss dartle had assisted me. Davisson was commander of the moon base, to which Engels had been attached. We did not dawdle over his affairs, nor did we shrink from any work to which he challenged us. Myths, in fact, are the words of a dead language to which a wrong sense has been given by a false method of decipherment. The point to which deconcentration is carried is not the same in all branches of the public service. It was not given to him to deduce from his splendid work the results to which they were destined to lead. The tar-house is clearly known from a use to which it was degradingly put in latter days. It was dreadful to hear the shriek of despair to which Delano now gave vent. I deliberated for some time as to which end of this new road I should take. To this class belong the denitrifying organisms already referred to which reduce the nitrates and nitrites in the soil. But these are not the only uses to which the subordinate clause may be put. Show More Sentences They were not yet desiccated, but appeared as if freshly cut off from the bodies to which they belonged. And here the dewan alluded to a matter of the greatest importance, and to which I shall again return further on. The firm to which Haralal belonged began to buy up large quantities of rice and dhal from the country districts. Bats and props are best made of sagger clay to which has been added about one-third of crushed fire-brick. Sammandha then gave the Jains a chance of escape by embracing the Saiva faith, to which some of them became converts. Saladin found that he could not fulfill the conditions to which he had agreed. The nutritive system becomes implicated, and patients are especially prone to develop any diathesis to which they may be liable. On the keystone of the gate are two tilting lances in saltier, to which a shield and helmet are suspended. They arrived that day at Galepsus, and the next at Samothrace, to which they were bound. The modifications to which our own alphabet has been subjected, are those that Castrn has made in his Samoyed grammar and lexicon. You think of your wife, grappling with a kind of difficulty to which she is unaccustomed. To call it a room was to dignify it by a title to which it could lay no real claim. The inundation to which the diluvium is referred closes the series of the quaternary ages. The fiber of sarcode, to which the constricted part has by tension been reduced, now snaps, and two organisms go free. The ship swerved and headed for the Martian satellite to which he had been directed. Each one satirizes follies which are not to his taste, or sins to which he is not tempted. The drainage of these mines was the most important purpose to which savery proposed to apply his steam engine. There must have been some question of money, as to which at the last moment they had disagreed. This consisted in plucking out the hair of his head, all but a tuft, or scalp lock, to which coloured feathers were tied. In fact I have no name, unless it be scaramouche, to which I have earned a title. Show More Sentences Sartines rose, trying in vain to dissimulate the agitation to which he was a prey. Small as the segment of humanity is, it is a type of the great world to which it belongs. That is, the identity of one entity is related to the identity of others in relation to which self-identification takes place. Gessner heard him with that self-mastery to which his whole life had trained him. Of these the narrowest, most puritanical, and most bigoted was the dopper sect, to which Kruger belonged. When it came out of the water it was a bright yellow, to which colour it owes its name of dorado. Cl., to which as a variety Cleve unites Lewis' form, appears to resemble it only in the lunate marks. It is not every double star to which this process of weighing can be applied. This is the place to which Jonathan fled from the revenge of his brother Abimelech. At the period to which we refer, the literary society of Edinburgh was by no means distinguished for its abstemiousness. In the late 1960s the PCR was disturbed by the extent to which abstract art had blossomed despite party disapproval. What is, in effect, the new intellectual atmosphere to which we must acclimatize our moral and religious sensibilities? The efforts to acclimatize food fishes in waters to which they are not indigenous have been continued. The first fact to which we would call attention has reference to acclimatization. All this is as set forth in detail in the said books of his Majesty's accountancy, to which I refer. But when it reaches the end of the acequia, it is lost between the trench and the field to which they would conduct it. He concludes with an account, written in an Addisonian vein, of a club to which he had the honour to belong. He complains gently in his Addisonian way of the inconvenience to which he was put for want of funds. Then will you sign a little contract to which we will add an additional clause? The extent to which they are also Caritive, adessive and the like has yet to be investigated. Show More Sentences Why do substantives often differ in meaning from the verbs to which they are related, adverbs from adjectives? We are told, ad nauseam, that the stage has laws of its own, to which all dramatists must bow. It is not, in all cases, easy to determine to which of these classes an adnoun should be referred. The band of boys to which Michael was attached was marched at once to Adrianople. In addition to these, other adventive cockroaches appear from time to time in ports to which they have been carried by ships. Will you explain more fully the precedent of music to which you have just adverted? Some late authors have discovered the extraordinary use to which the frauds of the heathen priesthood applied the aeolipile, viz. On the right is the pear-tree, to which later on we have to affix a captive pear. The agapanthus, being a heavy feeder, should be grown in strong loam to which is added well rotted manure and a little sand. A woman by her marriage forfeited her agnatic rights, to which rule there was no exception. Asia and Africa have similar geographical problems, to which air traffic might find a ready solution. The aliments to which the cook's art gives a liquid or semi-liquid form, are in general more digestible. My indictment will be short, as some of the parties is not present to which you have been allusive. After his death, the Almohad empire followed the downward curve to which all Oriental rule seems destined. No materialist can deny the correctness of that complexion to which we all must come at last. It is a species of lake, having a considerable proportion of aluminous base, to which its paler tint is due. Nor are many persons sufficiently aware of the ruinous extent to which the amative propensity is indulged by married persons. She had slipped out of the conventionalized Amerind outfit to which Bordman was accustomed. These organic acids all contain nitrogen, which puts them into a class to which is given the name of amino acids. The women are dressed in the lively fashion of the amu tribe, to which the family belongs. Show More Sentences Data are insufficient, however, to indicate the extent to which the anticlinal areas are really areas of maximum shearing. Besides, I never felt contempt for anything to which the gods had given life. Fruit, small, but a little larger and somewhat flatter than the API, to which it bears a close resemblance. In that moment he needed desperately something to which he could appeal for comfort. The sentient spirit, that to which transmigratory conditions pertain, is also of two kinds, the appetent and non-appetent. The animal is about the size of a hare, to which it approximates in form and habits. The Count of Aquila was superintending the work to which he had set a half-score of men. The arcosolium to which this is attached contains the remarkable paintings represented in the accompanying engraving. Upon his right was the fane to which Astarte led him on his visit of initiation. An individual belongs to the animal to which the asterism under which he was born belongs. Athaliah was written for the University feasts at Oxford, to which Handel had been invited. Let not the penance for a rashness, to which fate urges me on, attach to my country, but to me. The consequence was a vibration of the mica diaphragm to which the stylus was attached. We have its advantages, but there are advantages to which we have not yet attained. The reason to which these blessings are attributable, is consideration for the elect. To our knowledge, aureolin is quite uninjured by the severest tests to which a pigment can be subjected. The valves of the auxospore are usually more or less arcuate, as in Cymbella, to which the genus is closely allied. Any doubt arising as to which species a specimen may belong can easily be settled by an examination of the axillar plumes. When he does this the teacher may note his particular speech defect, or the special form of baby talk to which he may be addicted. On arriving at the huckster's, he found him in the backroom, or parlor, to which we have before alluded. Show More Sentences Of this he may take five ounces, to which may be added three ounces of barley water. Barnardo was the author of many books dealing with the charitable work to which he devoted his life. Sold for basilic powder, to which it approaches nearer in composition than the preceding. Find more words! 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