Sentence examples for folks whose from inspiring English sources

And the regular folks whose livelihoods depend on the economic engine that is Penn State football.

Lately, I recall certain older friends, folks whose homes bristled with their lifetimes' gathering.

At the least, you have to feel for the camera folks whose job it is to get footage of Colorado State coach Larry Eustachy.

I was a boss in the sense that I was in charge, but these weren't folks whose careers were riding on this.

That's a whole unit of folks whose jobs did not exist a decade ago, before the Web became an important part of the paper.

And they are now up against a far-right international movement – Trump, Farage, the Breitbart media folks – whose coherence waxes as the globalists' coherence wanes.

The New York Times critic Michiko Kakutani called the characters in the book, "The Casual Vacancy," self-absorbed, small-minded, snobbish and judgmental folks, whose stories neither engage nor transport us".

It involves standing on one's feet for hours at a stretch and mixing drinks for folks whose inner Oscar the Grouch often comes full flower the more they imbibe.

The invite pleased but troubled the duo, who eventually put aside their political reservations and accepted, figuring they'd at least get a chance to meet face to face with some of the folks whose policies they disagreed with.

It leaves you both sad for the obviously disturbed folks whose stories are told and terrified about what that neighbor you never talk to might have in his living room.

America's milliners, she wrote in 1946, were "notoriously perverse folk" whose custom hats were "a challenge to psychiatrists".