Sentence examples for emerged whose from inspiring English sources

In the past twenty years, only one ballet choreographer has emerged whose work has set off widespread, international excitement: Christopher Wheeldon.

But victims emerged whose abuse fell within the deadline and in 2011, a new grand jury brought charges against Monsignor Lynn, who had supervised priest assignments.

By 1967 a new left had emerged, whose militancy was carried into the streets, leading to violent clashes with the police.

Unable to rely on swish, computer-generated idents, a child-centric format all of its own emerged, whose styles and presenters changed according to contemporary trends.

Vomit Eric "Stumpy Joe Childss, the Tap's second drummer, died in 1974 by choking on vomit, although it has never emerged whose vomit it was.

The dreams of powerful men or women could become famous; a class of people emerged whose job was to decipher them, since they might foretell the fate of the clan or nation.

SOMETIMES a study emerges whose implications for human beings are just plain disagreeable to untangle.

And if the SEC stopped distributing information altogether, a private firm could emerge whose fortunes depended on the quality of its wares.

In accordance with the law of supply and demand, a new type of performer seems to be emerging whose only function is to be written about.

The first sign that a distinct kind of music might be emerging whose virtues and vices reflected the mentality of the American indie website Pitchfork, the most numerically precise of American indie websites, came in early 2005, when the previously unknown Arcade Fire's debut UK show at sold out before had even been properly announced.

Already there is a second generation of even younger Pakistani novelists emerging, whose novels and short stories are very different from the first generation.