Sentence examples for that whomever from inspiring English sources

They worry that whomever they peck — or whoever pecks them — could transmit the virus.

"We are confident that whomever at the Department of Justice reviews this matter will conclude that there is no case here," he said.

For many, marriage is the symbolic cornerstone to the definition of family, and I'm ecstatic that whomever wishes to marry will never be constitutionally prohibited from doing so.

He also expressed discomfort at the idea that whomever he appointed would serve out the remainder of Mr Byrd's term, which ends in November 2012, without standing for election.

And if you consider the Treasury secretary and Federal Reserve chairman as a tag team, you would have to be confident that whomever you pick for Treasury secretary would get along well with Mr. Summers.

Todd Freeman), is the most easily manipulated: his by-the-book professionalism insures that whomever the children end up with — a relative, a stranger, a murderer — the paperwork is filled out with scrupulous care.

Sather disputed the perceptions that whomever he hires will have to be his pawn or that he coaches the team from his luxury-box perch, relaying instructions to the Rangers' bench.

On and on she went about that to whomever would listen.

"They're supposed to be a debate on ideas so that when whomever is elected, they can say with certitude the majority of people preferred my ideas over the other person.

Todays new in New York, because we love to put that label on people".

To whomever that was, thank you for assuming that $600 for a console is absurd.