Sentence examples for classmate whose from inspiring English sources
Mr. Khashoggi met the father of an Egyptian classmate whose family ran a textile company.
Mr. Kundi was a skilled recruiter, even winning over a secular classmate whose family lived in Canada.
She's thrust wide-eyed into kindergarten, where the other kids instantly sniff out the classmate whose manners and sense of personal space were forged in simian territory.
A five-year-old kindergarten-girl spent the night with a classmate whose father is a psychiatrist, and at dinner she asked what he did.
Adding insult to injury, he also runs into Timmy Timmons, an overachieving classmate whose fastidious demeanor and present bourgeois comforts fill him with bristling resentment.
(Simon & Schuster, $16). At Harvard, David Federman, a painfully unpopular and anonymous freshman, becomes obsessed with a beautiful, wealthy classmate whose indifference seems only to spur him further.
Not his classmates, whose bite marks quickly heal.
He no longer complained about Berry or his classmates, whose dialect he could barely understand.
She was troubled by the concept of divorce, by classmates whose parents lived in separate homes.
He saw one of his classmates, whose parents had gone back home to get something as the wave came and did not make it to the school.
In the public imagination, accountants may be mere number crunchers, grown-up versions of childhood classmates whose shirt pockets held the proverbial slide rule and three pens.
