Sentence examples for for whose love from inspiring English sources

Mstislav Rostropovich's 1978 recording of the original, 1934 version features the great Galina Vishnevskaya, as Katerina Ismailova, and Nicolai Gedda as a resounding Sergei, the handsome but crude peasant for whose love she kills her husband.

Devoted brother, loving son, loyal friend, he leaves his sister Edith W. Wolf and brother-in-law Richard of Coral Gables, FL, and longtime friends for whose love and support his family is profoundly grateful.

That Woman, by Anne Sebba, read by Samantha Bond (11½hrs unabridged, Orion, £25) As the femme fatale for whose love a king renounced his throne, the universally reviled Mrs Simpson must be thanked for saving the nation – better make that the Empire, which was still around in 1938 – from being ruled by a man described by Lord Wigram, George VI's private secretary, as almost certainly certifiable.

As a by-product of that successful exercise in news manipulation, Cleopatra was cast as the woman for whose love's sake the world would be well lost.

For Stanford, whose love of horses had become a near obsession, it was not enough simply to see them run.

Nonetheless she's chock-full of advice for Hannah, whose love interest is pretty clearly only barely into her.

For Pharus, whose love of music runs deep, the chance to lead the chorus is not just an honor but a dream come true.

Behind Pat's cheesy jokes and schoolboy tomfoolery lies a desperately sad and dignified man, standing by and caring for a wife whose love for him has long gone.

He is led away by childhood friend Helen Chao, a seamstress who fits Linda's costumes for her, and whose love for Ta is unrequited.

ETROThe revival of folksy, Summer of Love looks could not be better for Kean Etro, whose love of color and nature came together Monday in an explosion of exuberance.

He was also cared for by grandparents whose love of country Giuliani has no business impugning.