Sentence examples for session whose from inspiring English sources

"I know the ins and outs, so send me back," Ms. Horton concluded to tepid applause at the session whose listlessness belied its significance.

Watched one after another, the video clips illuminate an untapped corner of the city's hive mind, a brainstorming session whose mood ranges from lighthearted to grave.

An important component is the corresponding Web site, www.facetheissue.com, a sort of online group therapy session whose users post messages about their problems.

The Legislature's 140-day regular session ended May 27, but Mr. Perry kept lawmakers in Austin after he called a 30-day special session, whose agenda only he, as governor, could set.

Black and Latino students who attended an outreach session — whose race could have become known to U.C.L.A., even though the application does not ask about race — have been accepted at even higher rates.

On May 23rd, in a closed session whose outcome was leaked, the Appeals Court in Santiago decided, reportedly by 13 votes to nine, to strip General Augusto Pinochet of the immunity from prosecution that he enjoys as a life senator.The Supreme Court, to which the former dictator will now appeal, may well reverse this verdict.

Sessions, whose nomination for a federal judgeship, in 1986, was scuttled after he was accused of making racist statements, has served in the Senate since 1997.

"This isn't a campaign, this is a movement," Sessions (whose backing Cruz had reportedly been desperately seeking) said to a crowd estimated at about thirty thousand, in Madison, Alabama.

Only a week ago, Mr. Burry said, Mr. Douglas underwent the last, and heaviest, of the chemotherapy sessions, whose residual effects will probably put him under wraps again until at least the end of November.

Profit at Lamson & Sessions, whose products are used in the construction and telecommunications industries, will be 2 cents to 4 cents a share, lower than its previous forecast of 10 cents to 12 cents.

The Ramp Up training sessions, whose instructors are mostly teachers from other school systems that use America's Choice, are intensive and involve lectures, role-playing and even homework.