Sentence examples for way whom from inspiring English sources

It's also possible to arrange a duet with an Ocarina user thousands of miles of way, whom you've never met.

Ms. Sharma encounters a varied group of men on the way, whom she described as "all kinds of letches, perverts, and morons".

He was like a cat, if I may put it this way, whom you live with for years but who never allows you to get under his sacred skin.

On a tour of the town with Kelsey Timmerman, a local author and community activist (though I doubt he'd describe himself that way) whom I met on Twitter, I saw that map come to life.

Men come and go with alarming regularity and it's hard to deliver an outstanding lesson when all 10 of my students have an impending court case, or a visit, or a video link, or a baby on the way whom they won't meet for several years.

But an episode like this raises the question, in a typically melodramatic American way: Whom do you trust?

They say the victor is often selected beforehand, with voters instructed in subtle and overt ways whom to vote for.

But seen this way by whom in China?

The church is helpful in this, as are the obligingly sycophantic ghosts of those he's bumped off along the way, with whom he has regular chats.

Sara was one of the Pattle sisters, all beauties and each in her way brilliant, whom Ruskin described as looking like the "Elgin marbles with dark eyes".

We can safely assume that it was the first Saint Cyprian – patron saint of North Africa, by the way – after whom the Eastbourne prep school the young Eric Blair attended was named.