Sentence examples for to whose from inspiring English sources

The phrase "to whose" is grammatically correct in written English.
It is used to refer to possession by a person or thing. For example, "The house belonged to whose parents?".

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to whose

pronoun

Of whom, belonging to whom; .

  • Whose wallet is this?

Exact(59)

We may ask, to whose?

To whose benefit?

But to whose benefit?

But standardised to whose technology?

To whose door will the 95 fatwas be nailed?

It boils down to whose 35 or 38 are better.

Later she mentions "this hellish sun" to whose light she is exposed.

The question about 2013 is whether that stalemate can be broken and to whose advantage.

One wants to ask: To whose pain, Ma'am, do you refer?

The film's sympathies, though, lie entirely with the victims, to whose memory it is dedicated.

The plankton are eaten by tiny crustaceans to whose shells Vibrio attaches.

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