Sentence examples for delegates whose from inspiring English sources

His speech was uncomfortable listening for the Google delegates whose company motto is "don't be evil".

They in turn selected the 67 delegates whose commitments are as yet unknown.

If they approve, voters would next select delegates, whose proposals would be on the ballot in November 2003.

Despite a smattering of prominently seated "youth delegates", whose every grumble was enthusiastically applauded, most looked to be approaching retirement age.

New York and North Carolina delegates, whose standards were next to one another on the floor, issued catcalls at one another, waving fists, making threats.

Voters cast their ballots not directly for the candidates, but for delegates, whose names appeared in large type, with the candidates' names in much smaller print below.

"We all only have one character inside us," said Bob Hall, a delegate whose business card described him as a Christian constitutional conservative.

He spends a passionate weekend with a middle-aged delegate whose parting advice is for him to find out who he is.

Chelsea made an official complaint to the match delegate, whose report on Monday appeared to have been passed to the FA.

"If this doesn't resonate with every woman in America, I'll eat my hat," Bill Noll, an Alaska delegate whose daughter got pregnant at a young age and kept the baby, told The Times's Ashley Parker.

Hancock, as President of Congress, was the only delegate whose name appeared on the broadside, although the name of Charles Thomson, secretary of the Continental Congress, but not a delegate, was also on it.