Sentence examples for messages whose from inspiring English sources
A few of the miscellaneous bottled messages whose futures are unknown.
There he was a cockerel among chickens – his workforce being largely Wrens – racing to unlock the Germans' encrypted radio messages, whose codes were fiendishly reset every day.
Shortly after the abduction, which took place on Jan . 23 the kidnappers began communicating through e-mail messages whose tone was stridently anti-American.
The messages, whose recipients were not disclosed, came to light recently when contractors working for the department were preparing to submit a license application for the project, at Yucca Mountain, 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas.
They pointed out a potential loophole stemming from the definition of commercial e-mail as messages whose "primary purpose" is to promote a product, which could allow bulk e-mailers to argue that their messages have another main purpose.
U.S. officials said the captured messages, whose existence has not previously been disclosed, added to the confidence level at the CIA and other agencies that Putin's goals went beyond seeking to undermine confidence in America's election machinery and ultimately were aimed at tilting a fiercely contested presidential race toward a candidate seen as more in line with Moscow's foreign policy goals.
The firm in question is Revolution Messaging, whose clients include MoveOn.org, Organizing for America and various Democratic committees.
Except that then I wanted to copy something from another message — a message whose window I could still see on the screen, dimmed behind the composition window.
The Koranic text is, first and foremost, the promulgation of a message whose content has, above all, a moral dimension.
Message, whose company, ATC, also manages Nick Cave and PJ Harvey, said his own embrace of technology was still limited.
In recent days, many of their electronic in-boxes have been the recipient of an e-mail message whose subject line reads: "Windows XP New Joisey Edition".
