Sentence examples for printed whose from inspiring English sources

James and Louis were in a band (the various names of which are "too bad to ever be printed") whose members all had a crush on one girl, one of Riley' friends, and the three became close, catching up after school and on weekends.

Corot made prints whose spontaneity foreshadowed Impressionism; he also experimented with the newly discovered photographic method of cliché-verre.

While most of the prints, whose action takes place in nature, hint at terror, others point to salvation.

This is because in contrast to digital printing, whose per-unit costs stay pretty much the same, traditional offset printing exhibits strong economies of scale.

But that should be the easier part since Marilyn is a pioneer in "green" printing whose process has won awards for its quality.

His graphic work a few etchings but mostly lithographs consists of about 206 prints, whose strange, often bizarre imagery powerfully influenced the Surrealists of the 20th century.

This show was full of cheery sportswear and bright poppy prints, whose pattern naturally seeped from the dresses to shoes and bags.

"A lot of our clients do get credits, like Macy's," said George Janson, managing partner for GroupM Print, whose clients also include the VF Corporation and Chanel.

For his series "A Diary of the Distancing Place," Mr. Tsang created 24-by-18-inch 24-by-18-inch 24-by-18-inch 24-by-18-inchate subjects are often not readily identifiable.

It burst over us, young in Paris, like an explosion in print, whose words and phrases fell upon us like a gift of tongues.

It has been argued that Dickinson refused publication exactly because it was synonymous with print, whose standardizing tendencies she knew would miscarry her precision effects.