Sentence examples for half whose from inspiring English sources

It would therefore regard university students as the lucky half whose future is relatively assured.

There are about 800,000 Defense Department civilian employees worldwide, and about half, whose jobs are not deemed essential to national security, could be furloughed.

The film effectively creates a sense of dread as a female body is glimpsed amid the tangled branches of lantana bushes at the beginning of the film, making the viewer wonder for the movie's first half whose body it is.

Research conducted since 1947 indicates that approximately half of adult Americans believe that they have orderly habits and that they are superior to the other half, whose filing cabinets or lives are less orderly.

Omozé Idehenre portrays the servant Grusha, the central character in the play's first half, whose caring for the abandoned child represents humanity's dormant but inextinguishable compassion, which often must be coaxed out by the force of circumstance — the same power that more often encourages brutality and selfishness.

My other half, whose table manners are non-existent (but I did not fall in love with him because he knows which fork to use when), always goes straight for them with his hands, pops one in his mouth, gnaws it around, then spits the pit into his hand.

Standing 6ft1, weighing just under 13 stone, Harford was a centre-half whose playing career never quite took off.

"I am really happy because he played four games in 15 days," the manager said of the Tottenham Hotspur centre-half whose knee condition is forever monitored.

The fly-half, whose drop-goal won the 2003 World Cup for England, has not played since dislocating his kneecap at Gloucester on 30 September.

The 35-year-old Saracens outside-half, whose 2,486 Premiership points make him the heaviest scorer in the tournament's history, will stay with the English champions as head of recruitment and talent identification.

The 20-year-old had to concede the wet-behind-the-ears bragging rights to Ben Youngs, England's scrum-half, whose will to attack and counter-attack caught Australia with their nappies down.