Sentence examples for academy whose from inspiring English sources

A 14-year-old girl at the academy, whose mother asked that her name be withheld, picked up the account.

Only Naruto, a regular of the list, and Vampire Knight, about an academy whose evening students are creatures of the night, remain from the previous week.

The nominations were announced shortly after 5 30 a.m. at the Beverly Hills headquarters of the academy, whose roughly 6,000 voting members award the Oscars.

Even more deliciously for an academy whose specialism is music, an eighth student turned down the world's best university in favour of the Royal College of Music.

The academy, whose members include 57,000 pediatricians and other pediatric specialists, has long recommended that most mothers breast-feed because of the myriad benefits over formula.

In their day it was a grammar school; today it's a comprehensive academy whose current fame is less to do with its illustrious alumni than its GCSE results.

I do not include the military academies, whose function is to prepare officers for either active or reserve duty.

The discussion continues on "Hardball With Chris Matthews," at 5, with Mayor Michael A. Nutter of Philadelphia and his wife, Lisa Nutter, president of Philadelphia Academies, whose mission is to expand opportunities for public school students through a career-focused curriculum.

In fact, it was typical in the 19th century for religious orders to establish academies whose tuition would be used to offset charges at free parish schools, said the Rev. Thomas Shelley, the author of a history of St . Josephs parish.

This is not part of the Building Schools for the Future programme, but is the result of different Labour policy – the creation of state-maintained but independently run schools called academies, whose construction costs would be partly sponsored by businesses and benefactors.

The U.S. National Academies, whose core mission is to advise the nation on science, engineering, and medicine, regularly produces reports on science-related issues.