Sentence examples for time with whose from inspiring English sources

Tuberculosis was a concern: there were many people I spent time with whose stories were that they got sicker and sicker and then they died.

"What I love about my work … is that it gives me the privilege of spending time with people whose jobs are so interesting, whose work is so important, whose brains and bodies are so tough.

Michael spent more and more time with Bree, whose possessiveness was violent.

They will have a harder time with Rivera, whose agent has a contentious relationship with club officials.

Camp may be the first time children have spent substantial time with people whose background — home, race, or religion — is different from their own.

Sprinter Meares hopes she will be able to have a chat some time with Pendleton whose defeat was a rare reverse in the velodrome for Team GB.

Nothing like spending time with families whose lives were devastated by the 2010 earthquake there to put into perspective his own place in the golfing universe.

Another could blow up at any time with Russia, whose warplanes are flying increasingly close to Nato planes and ships in a high-stakes game of chicken.

Or maybe it's just about spending time with people whose company we really enjoy, like Buffy and the rest of her vampire-slaying crew.

I'm sure you deal all the time with people whose lives are chaotic, who drink and brawl and abuse one another.

Previously, the administration had announced that ICE would focus on removing serious criminal offenders who were threats to society, and stop wasting border agents' time with immigrants whose only crime is their presence in the United States.