Sentence examples for title whose from inspiring English sources

Then came Dear John... (1986-87), staRalph Bates Bases as the wet but well-meaning teacher of the title whose wife leaves him for his best friend.

This tall tale begins with the Old Man of the title, whose job is to periodically fill the leaky moon with light.

By any applicant for authority to provide interLATA services under section 271 of this title whose application is denied by the Commission.

So it is with Father Regis (alias Brainsy) in a story with that title, whose ideals have driven him into the vocation of teaching in a monastery school.

I won't say more about Mount's deft and wicked ending, except that reading it made me revisit the book's title, whose meaning cuts at least three ways.

Kliugin, a 26-year-old without a previous major title, whose personal best was 2.33 until today, cleared the winning height before the rain and wind peaked.

To illustrate, he tosses out some project titles whose illegitimacy is presumed self-evident.

Moreover, it is one of those very rare titles whose influence lasted long into the future.

Offered a list of random titles whose discounts had dropped, she said she would not talk about specific books.

Mr. Wylie said his new company would focus on older titles whose digital rights are not owned by traditional publishers.

It will no longer be dominated by a few big titles whose front pages determine the story of the day.