Sentence examples for villas whose from inspiring English sources
It was situated in a row of apparently empty villas whose boarded-up windows signified the unfulfilled promise of a city conjured from the wilderness five decades ago.
Close to Chateau Regalia is a small cluster of boarded-up villas whose developer discovered only after they were built that they lacked the necessary permits from the government.
Some have found their dream home in the Palm Jumeirah, a frond-shaped development of luxury seafront villas whose vista of passing yachts is in stark contrast with the panorama of tawny hills that encircles Kabul.
There had certainly been migration from Italy to the silver-mining areas in the south during that period, and in Catalonia Roman villas, whose owners were producing wine for export, appeared at Baetulo (Badalona) before the end of the 2nd century.
In his 1935 short story "Golden Land, William Faulknerr, who loathed the time he spent writing movie scripts, described "white villas whose owners' names and faces and even voices were glib and familiar in back corners of the United States where those of Einstein and Rousseau and Aesculapius had never been sounded".
The ball dropped to Villa whose cross reached Adrián and he found Koke free near the other post to score.
Adam has also been the subject of offers from Aston Villa, whose manager, Gérard Houllier, has accused Holloway of double standards.
It was there, as he lay in bed in a rented hilltop villa whose views reminded him of the French Riviera, that Butler arrested him in November 1968.
The home crowd began to get on their team's back as Villa, whose effort was obvious, were simply frustrated by their lack of cutting edge in the final third.
Al Jazeera's offices, he noted later, were housed in a clearly marked two-story villa whose precise coördinates had been provided to the Pentagon to avoid just such a tragedy.
Looking distinctly plain-faced in this company, 202 Nithsdale is a sandstone villa whose broad eaves and horizontal lines suggest Frank Lloyd Wright's early-20th-century prairie houses, but it is a Thomson design of 1870.
