whence it came

Biden will become a reminder of the fragile but fundamental principle at the heart of our republic, that in this country the people are sovereign and those we elect are merely temporary holders of that trust who, when the time comes, give that power back from whence it came, to all of us: We the People.

Colorado is believed to be particularly vulnerable to a defection back to the conference from whence it came to the Pac-12 in 2011.

Some have mulled sending the money to whence it came, but that risks contributing to FTX’s legal defense.

She whirled around to look at it on the ground and whipped back to stare, mouth agape, into the audience whence it came.

Does the Idea folder ever go back to whence it came?