Sentence examples for in whose head from inspiring English sources

The hard part of making a movie of "Gatsby," he went on, was determining what from the text could be left out, while also figuring out a way to externalize the sensibility of Nick Carraway (Mr. Maguire), in whose head the whole story takes place.

Dee was a learned man - too learned a man, in fact, in whose head all kinds of stuff lodged, some obviously silly and some in retrospect sane, but impacted together like trash in a dump heap.

Sauro Mambrini, head of Champion Europe, a global brand in sportswear whose head office is in Carpi, notes that its suppliers migrated from Italy to eastern Europe at the end of the 1980s, to Turkey a few years later and in the second half of the 1990s to the Far East.

(Although, they did feature Nick Nolte in 1992 (#why), and Sean Connery in 1989 – whose head they cropped so we wouldn't notice that he was bald).

Here are a few favorites of Kate & Wills where you can soak up some Royal ambiance, and hopefully even spot the lovebirds: Bluebird: Prince William and Kate Middleton often dine at Bluebird in Chelsea, whose head chef Mark Block specializes in classic British fare and a range of specialty cocktails.

Australian authorities have intervened swiftly to have removed from public view the skull of an Australian Anzac soldier killed in action on the western front in 1917, whose head was removed after death and made into an American museum "specimen".

"Exchequer" remains the unofficial name of the Treasury in Britain, whose head is called the chancellor of the Exchequer.

From there she went to the Curtis Institute, in Philadelphia, whose head, the pianist Gary Graffman, immediately recognized her quality, and took her on as his student, something he did only with the most outstanding talents, such as Lang Lang.

But observant Muslim women in France, whose head coverings can vary from head scarves tied loosely under the chin to tightly fitted caps and wimple-like scarves that hide every strand of hair, say the constant talk of new laws has made them targets of abuse, from being spat at to having their veils pulled or being pushed when they walk on the streets.

To help answer this question, we examined discharge characteristics of FEF pursuit neurons during head-pursuit of a reward-feeder in macaques whose head was free to rotate about a vertical axis on the stationary trunk.

Historically lead poisoning has been considered a public health problem found primarily among young children in families whose head of household was often less educated and had lower income; we now find a changing structure in many inner city neighborhoods [ 18].