Sentence examples for pageant whose from inspiring English sources

Parade, a type of pageant whose main feature is a public procession.

(Uncle Arms wants to bolster his own pageant, whose winners are predicated on the amount of misery they have sustained).

"Women Without Men" conveys the slightly detached formality of a pageant, whose four main characters, Iranian women from different classes and backgrounds, have more symbolic weight than flesh-and-blood reality.

The relocation of the Miss America Pageant, whose abandonment was once feared as the final nail in Atlantic City's coffin, was welcomed by the casino operators since pageant guests took up many hotel rooms but gambled very little.

This "Three Musketeers" is really a cinematic pageant whose tepid swashbuckling and glamorous costumes (by Pierre-Yves Gayraud) are likely to inspire lavish children's dress-up games, if parents can afford to buy the fake swords and expensive fabrics required to ready little ones for 17th-century combat.

In addition to performing, I emceed the Mr. & Miss Kalamazoo pageant, whose winner, LeDonna Devine, told me that they had only been having their outdoor festival for four years.

It works well as a goal for those competing in pageants, whose professions are on screen and in magazines, whose lives revolve around being admired and scrutinized primarily for their physical beings.

There is one mother-daughter pageant pair whose business end is a four-year-old named Emily; two actresses named Jordan, one of them eight and the other fourteen; and a thirteen-year-old singer named Shane, who hopes to become an "international star".

He is still furious with Desiree Washington, the Miss Black America beauty pageant contestant whose accusations of rape led to his 1992 conviction and three-year prison sentence.

The award presented by Colbert eventually went to "Hello, Dolly!," which beat out competitor "Miss Saigon," a production Colbert described as "the only pageant girl whose dressing room our president hasn't walked in on".

The 29-year-old, who says he's planning to get a tattoo that reads "Born This Way," also explains how he got his now-famous moniker from Honey Boo Boo, the pageant sensation whose real name is Alana Thompson, herself.