Sentence examples for notes whose from inspiring English sources

Still, $3 billion of the Apple debt are notes whose interest rates are periodically reset.

The notes, whose contents were sealed, were not turned over during a two-year discovery process.

The notes, whose accuracy Fredman has disputed, describe him saying that videotapes of interrogations would look "ugly".

And Mr. Benítez, playing big, rounded notes whose resonance flooded the band, swung hard against the crisp, percussive music.

Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, whose best-known member was Teddy Pendergrass, helped define the so-called Sound of Philadelphia in the 1970s.

In this respect, keys are similar to purely symbolic objects, like postage stamps and bank notes, whose value lies, not in their physical attributes, but in what they promise to deliver.

HOME LOANS AND CREDIT CARDS Fixed-rate mortgages generally track the 10-year Treasury note, whose interest rates would rise in the event of a downgrade.

O.K., maybe the theme entries themselves aren't fish, but they are all men of note whose last names are fish species.

The bellwether 10-year Treasury note, whose yield was down to 5percentt a week earlier, gave back some recent gains and the yield climbed to 5.10percentt.

Soon, in common with other townsfolk, he receives an anonymous and spiteful note, whose writer claims to see everything that goes on.

Mr. Taruskin -- a close colleague, I should note, whose writing I have edited for more than 25 years, at Opus magazine and The Times -- is a bear of a man with a warm heart that he shields beneath a gruff exterior.