Sentence examples for leads whose from inspiring English sources

Well before Lost in Translation, Linklater's film totally reinvented the traditional Hollywood romance, featuring two likeable, sparky offbeat leads whose tantalisingly (debatably?) unconsummated love affair left audiences begging for more.

Lucidity is not improved by an expressionless hero (Josh Danziger) and a hostile heroine (Olesya Rulin), unlikable leads whose supposed mutual attraction is not only unfathomable but also invisible.

In the Republic, it refers to a state of the soul, and the active life to which it leads, whose value is multifaceted.

The QD is coupled to the left and the right ferromagnetic leads whose magnetic moments lie in a common plane and form an arbitrary angle with respect to each other.

Spats over whose currency leads, whose bonds are most desirable to be held in reserve and the recession's contraction in trade miss the point, looking unduly backward when sights should be attuned to the budding expansion.

And Blick asks a great deal of his lead, whose character is kidnapped, beaten and raped twice.

For example, 82 is a magic number for protons and 126 is a magic number for neutrons; lead, whose nuclei contain 82 protons and typically 125 neutrons, is the heaviest naturally occurring stable element.

Having a female lead whose actual role was as lead was simply wonderful.

They both center around a complex female lead whose fate hangs in the balance.

If I can't follow my partners lead, whose fault is that?

Fast may be an understatement for the Latina lead, whose only major acting TV credit was the canceled Amazon drama "The After".