Sentence examples for on whose floor from inspiring English sources

A man who has been having a good time is suddenly tipped, as if by an earthquake, into a vast red lake, on whose floor he quickly arrives.

The lead guide, Anne McGarr, a 25-year-old Dublin speech therapist on indefinite leave from her job, whipped out a phone and said, "Who wants strawberry, and who wants pineapple?" Fifteen minutes later when we arrived at the house on whose floor we'd be sleeping — an upgrade from the previous night's interrogation chamber.

Imagine: I was eight years old, blinded in one eye by a brother who was frightening even without a pellet gun, ridiculed constantly at school by children who knew no better and to whom my appearance was now odd, in a building that had once been the state penitentiary, and on whose floor, at the very centre of the school, was the circular imprint of the recently removed electric chair.

"They come here exhausted once they have run out of friends on whose floors they can sleep.

Al Trautwig, Elfi Schlegel and Tim Daggett fixated on another Russian, Anastasia Grishina, whose floor exercise did not get removed from NBC's prime-time package.

It looks like a film that cost three times that amount and much of that, Ramsay says, is down to her cinematographer, Seamus McGarvey, whose floor she slept on while prepping the film, and whose reputation meant he could "pull all kinds of favours and do all kinds of incredible deals".

In contrast, Clementine focused on the sloping walls of Shackleton crater, whose floor can't be "seen" from Earth.

The nearby Bamboo restaurant, whose floor is actually the beach, cooks up a range of local dishes on the menu.

First stop: 437 East Twelfth Street, a brick tenement on whose fourth floor Ginsberg lived from 1975 to 1996.

Evoking Mr. Paik's Asian origins is "Mongolian Tent" (1993), a full-scale yurt on whose sanded floor sit three statuettes of Buddha, watching "Beuys Projection" (1990), a performance by Joseph Beuys filmed by Mr. Paik that throws projections on the walls and tent poles.

Depends on whose mind, whose soul.